affected countries in which there were not even any wars. this is not to say, uh, in germany it was 70 million became 82, as it affected the german population. you count millions. in turkey, there were 20 extra million now 82 81 people who took to the streets in 1920 and said that they love their homeland, these are people who love their homeland and understand this love in their own way. or these are people who have been changed consciousness and bred for emotions. we know how we love the motherland for me our motherland. yes, which is it. ah, law enforcement. here fulfillment of those norms that exist, because, well, imagine today you want to do one thing. tomorrow. they will want to do something else. there someone else will want to do the third. well, then it will be chaos, and the state is still recognized not to allow chaos, and not by chance. everyone is talking about what that in our

country, any child can go out in the evening. maybe just go to school and nothing will happen to them, we are talking about such high qualifications of our academies. and with whom you can’t talk from experts and the information war is lost to the ideological one, and so on. so what did you say? listen, that i don’t think that we are not being filmed, after the ussr, we have failures, ah, yes, a failure, so what should we do now in this direction. there are people there are scripts. i think we have enough screenwriters who can write these scripts for 25 years listening to there are people and there are scripts. money. even isolated. and belarus is a movie. so anything . honestly, i'm not a professional in this area. uh from a point of view. why am i leading from a point of view? why tv people don't movies? i can only state the invoice. yes, the fact that i believe that without

specific facts without specific examples without film adaptation, because i speak incorrectly, i don’t know this is your terminology yes, without film adaptation. with these examples we will miss, we will miss. when we spend here are the lessons of courage. yes, uh, we have a traveling exhibition where there are mock-ups of these weapons. and now the children can’t tear them away from this , alexander shpakovsky told us that the boys are very fond of the lessons of courage, because you can disassemble and assemble in tom yes, not only with a machine gun, a pistol, grenades. you represent, it's great. why because, well, well, but how? well, what are you talking about, that it is necessary to return the military hand and the lessons we have are already here. this is right. tell me why we are only now thinking about this. here it is from the ninety- first year. when you know, i don’t think that we have been talking about this for years , probably, well, maybe 15, but last year

, yes, but, unfortunately, we even spoke very nicely. excuse me well, here are these iranian organizations guys who veterans there. we have there, after all, after all, mmm, let's say there are quite adults. there are veterans, there are wars in afghanistan in mind, yes, on other conflicts that took part. eh, they still understand that to educate a person to educate a patriot to educate a defender of the fatherland. he must look at something, he must touch something. this is tantamount to teaching a doctor to be a dentist, but not letting him work with an instrument. we want to bring up this person with you. we want to have order in society on the street. yes, we do not want a repetition of the conflicts of some yes work. let's work. you are talking about it, look why then, uh, for so long all these wars were absent, others did not listen to you. it is an interesting intent not to develop patriotism. let's assume. yeah, what if

i'm there raise this man to take up arms. and suddenly he is a weapon incomprehensible. where can direct, such be the thought. well, i wouldn’t have such a thought , you don’t, but someone might have, and the second the person thinks. no, we just have to teach him how to shoot. throwing a grenade there, yes, and that's good, because he will be brought up there by some kind of serious citizen. yes, but any, i remember what my father told me, what grandfather told him, any citizen must defend his homeland, any you, you, i, i am happy to teach you how to shoot there. there is something else to do to hold some activities with you. uh, some courses. yes, you see, here we have a person who did something, you see, well, no one will give. he calmly live. well, they won't. there are interests. you know, yes, that there are over 500 companies that have more than half the world's financial reserves there. well

, there are those who have these finances, which are aimed at certain actions there. well, they won't let you live in peace. all the same, remember karl marx had a commodity money commodity plus surplus value. yes, some kind of surplus value , some kind of income. something else is needed, something else is needed. you know, it was interesting that you remember the nineties, when it came to take, how is there sovereignty? how much do you want, right? yeltsin said in 2002, didn't he? eh, great. well, okay. here, yakutia would have left and the composition of the russian federation would probably have been a millionaire every year, but it means that you have a yakut there in the land , russia, first of all, did not allow it to become a millionaire. why because the movement went to chechnya then everything, this is understandable, yes, but when they noticed that the wife began to talk? why is it profitable for you in a small, well, let's say , with a small number of people living in this territory. it is very beneficial for you to be the owners of these subsoils that are located there, you would have been a millionaire for a long time.

there would be, i would prefer that we defend our national interests, after all, not weapons, and for that, well, you say that you need to learn how to shoot accurately, and this is a mirror of all our security that we are with you, otherwise we started it talk about education through lifelong education. we talked with you, yes, training of personnel, so that the social ecological development model and all the others that you listed eight pieces, at the very beginning of our programs. they worked. so, in order to somehow look at us envied and would like to do the same as here, that's absolutely, correctly, i think that shooting is everything. i want. that's what i want. i explain such things to students and listeners. i want americans to queue for employment. yes, so that it stood for us that they would come to us. uh, because they are already surviving. it can't happen like that. and we have to work on it, for this to happen you need specialists you

own to undress and work. we can. the main thing is that it brings results. what is management? these are processes or directed interaction of the subject of control objects, in order to achieve a socially significant result. here is what you said result. we must not work. goals for the sake of the goal, or as you say, dig to undress there, i mean, work for the sake of work. yes, she needed a result. well , because we can achieve the goal. well, there may be a result, for example, we bring some kind of enterprise. yes, we will invest some significant money there, as a state invests. yes, but the market is gone. that is, somewhere you have not read, there is a business plan in mind. yes, there, for example, when equipping your enterprise, there is the production of products and the sale of these products. gone, yes, that's all. and you have a loss. give us money , for example, we will talk about this in the next part of our program, while subscribe to

our telegram channel, say, do not be silent, but all our releases. search on the youtube channel, belarus is one program. say, don't be silent, and andrey, candidate of legal sciences, is our guest gulikevich. andrey vladimirovich on the eve of our broadcast. we talked with you, and you told me, but ask me what worries me. here i am asking worried. this is a lot, a lot of things, but we just touched the plant. it's very interesting because, well, i love motorcycles. it's all there, mmm. and of course. i would really like to have our minsk motorcycle, made by our hands, our brains and our people. and when we write a motorcycle. minsk is there, minsk yes, so that everyone is proud and they say, this is a brand this is a motorcycle, minsk this is republic, belarus know how our

goods are treated. well, you know how our belarusian goods are treated. yes, there is a queue, but for milk. there, for meat, dairy products, even where they sell russian goods, but they write a mandatory postscript, as in belarus . by the way, i am also worried that today 21-24% of the population lives in our village. remember in the seventies and eighties the ratio was. others were 70% in the village lived, and 20% there 30% in the city. that 's very you know, this is very for me. i i think that this is a very dangerous trend for me. the village is for me. eh, let's say. this is agriculture. this is very important, a component of our national security will flow through the first half of a person’s life to break out of the village, and the second half to leave her, i observe the real estate market, zagorodny well, the real estate market is one thing, and workers are another hands of the population, but how people open farms and, accordingly

, do something there, too, than before were engaged in collective farms, don’t wait, of course, this will no longer be the case. well, you see, no, wait. we have an spc. they, of course, support the return of people who can be interested in something, which is why i am very worried about it, because we have not finished it. and what is not so, minsk, he knows perfectly well that in his yard every day a beautiful motorcycle. we have a lot of smart people a lot of people right? yes , a lot of people. hmm i'd say promising enough now we're talking about what where are these hands? yes now when you speak youth, who do you want to be there as an it specialist, yes, but where is this specialty of labor yes, a working working profession. yes, it is clear that there should be a decent salary. everything,

this is understandable. but uh, now there is already there to find specialists in some area that someone can do with their hands. this is already becoming a problem. and if we ourselves still reach, there are 10-14-15 years, then how will it be, we have a built-in system. there is a lot of food there. there. yes, there is bntu, that is, there is an engineer there. we have there uh hmm a venture and uh, factories for the production of engines there, yes, all this is there, there is a foundry. we have a question. why don't we create our own product. so i would like us to create our product from the first point to the last, so that we have such a level, there is the brain of the system. but there is no such answer to your question. why don't we create? it seems to me that something is really missing here . why? because, of course, it is profitable to buy something cheaper and sell it at a higher price. well, here again the economy. she's all spelled out. we know how it works and it is clear how we extract arrived. now we are talking about import substitution of imports of independence and so on. yes, this enterprise said. yes

, why is this this is this why is not ours? well, here comes another question. we must produce these components that will be competitive. capable, yes , which will withstand competition, for example , with china there or with other countries , heads of large enterprises visit and each in his place. everything that you are saying now is perfectly aware of where our minsk motorcycle is, and why don’t you satisfied with the one that is now there that he is here in chinese will launch his product, that all cars most of them are produced today in china well, not only in china in the first place, yes ah, if we remember with you how uh, toyota was formed and how he was literally on his knees, yes, he created, uh, what else became a global brand, but it hurts me. why don't my belarusians create these brands? i want to create them. you are creating a super transfer, but we are being created. and why can't we have not had superprograms? i think,

this is wrong, of course, historically, this is how automobile powers developed there. come on, listen to the automotive power. she is not one power, not one, but there are powers that make good meat and milk. well, this is the market. yes , of course, i don't know why you want to bring motorcycle production here, what do you know? how will this help? to you. after all, this will give further movement for the development of the economy in our country. these are business processes, and others are one thing. we took something and sold another business process. here we are now facing production, there's a shield or something. yes, it is no longer competitive, because it turns out to be more expensive than it is excellent there. work think how to do it to develop this direction. more than one president should go there, and he says. come on, let's do the same for several decades walking and talking. uh,

please take these good ideas and nothing happens. everything works very simply here, the whole world knows the following formula. we said it ourselves to collect this information. analyze and accept the decision is as far as technique is concerned any see what is done. here, we spoke internationally under yes ourselves before creating something. we have to look at what has been done. how it works. want it. take it apart, you want to cut it, you want magazines there. read, want to attend conferences where they tell how the engine is created to study honda how they created their engine. yes, it's very simple, it's all there. it's just necessary, what to do, we had combines. before, yes, they were made there, selection by grain. and how many percent was there 72, probably 75. now it is already over 90. yes , the republic of belarus yes, it is going in this direction perfectly. we might not have this, but we are therefore going in the direction, thank god, and yes, andrei vladimirovich, as far as we know, you are a military man and a teacher, but

you also write songs. yes, let 's listen to a fragment, e songs, the heroes are soldiers. m. chali, the times of our victories and was on fire. you fought to the death in an unequal struggle. jesus heroes soldiers soldiers of the war, you defended the honor of the great country, you defended us harsh, when returned home. thanks a lot. uh,

very such was the substrate. eh, interesting. you know, you look at these people, you look at these faces. you see how positive and heroically all personalities are. i believe that every veteran is a hero. you spoke about the fact that there is the twentieth year to go somewhere somewhere something. yes, you understand? if yes, well we i mean discussed. yes , this is the topic. uh, you understand, well, ask the people who have gone through this all ask them about everything. do you know how you saw a report? one is very interesting. uh, in ukraine they showed a report when one person. maybe over 60, probably years old and he was discussing with a young guy. e, who left his point of view. er, well, i would say a negative point of view. well, this is the point of view the question is not, but i do not like

the point of view. and this is what grandfather said, this is not swearing, swearing, then grandfather says, listen, i'm tired of everything. you tell me, you even built a doghouse in your life. you understand, this is the abyss for people who have created something. yes, they created some product, they did something there. their vision is built differently. or the person who did not create anything there, he did not do something. yes, but he looks at this picture and it builds up in his subconscious. well, i'm sorry there, that there is money champagne there is someone else, yes or something else, but in fact this person did not give anything. even in the country even imagine yes, yes, maybe yes. well, though, he may be satisfied with what he has, but you see, it's an important matter. and why because? ok then? here we abstract from of all we have, we said kindergarten to her school, there and so on. well, let's

be objective, let's see if we are talking about a kindergarten, someone's expenses. that's who bears the costs of the state. school - this is whose state costs universities academy but if you teach at your own expense okay, but if not there is 50%, yes, a quota, there definitely is there at the expense of the state. well, then the person takes and leaves, of course, ladies, he will say his right. yes, it's not violating my rights. well, okay. then we ourselves think, an interesting picture is obtained, here are the costs. here costs are costs. and who is the profit, where is the profit sometime sometime in 1983? i got my first degree. uh, we had a training unit there, ah, the squad commanders were trained , called yes, but this is an associated observation point. you are correcting this

shooting fire there. thank you very much. andrei vladimirovich for today's conversation. you know, every year it gives us some useful optics like youth life hack, and today you also gave us this, you present an invoice to the person you ask him. and what you did? at least you built a booth, this is an interesting approach. and i think that tatyana and i will start using it, and, of course, we wish you good luck in your workplace, and it seems to me that such an inspired , bright person like you with such a fine mental organization can bring a lot of benefits to the country . and we are tatyana shcherbina victoria papa, you say goodbye to you today, goodbye. goodbye. and now andrei gulikevich is speaking, it seems that we should talk as much as possible about this and do how as much as possible for the creation of our beloved prosperous country, the republic of belarus, and not by protests or exits. there 's no action on the street. we will not give

what we can give to our country, but our task is to work for the prosperity of our beloved republic of belarus .