[000:00:00;00] what are we talking about the notorious 32 trillion 33 already 33 yes margeevich 33, and i think that very quickly, now a trillion will be added literally every six months, yeah, okay, it’s like a outline, yes, after all , as a result, trump faces 600 years, yes, 600 years, yes, imprisonment, handsome, biden, well, let's get straight, he can barely move, what is the result, there will be elections anyway, there will be, or they and obo they will be dismissed, well, old people, someone will jump out young, but this must be decided within a week, either these two titans will come together, then everything may completely fall apart in drebezge, that’s because it won’t be possible to send trump through the mail services a second time, well, it won’t work , yes, they will come together, well, they will come together, that’s basically

necessary, i’m proceeding from that. that in america a civil war is already underway in hidden forms, it is often already taking on obvious forms, so if this scenario remains, that two powerful old men will come together, then this is fraught with a transition to open forms of civil war, within the country, within yes, within the country, poland, we are even less interested, because at least tusk, at least... this one is the second one, which is european, it is tusk and delikinsky, for yes, for belarus and for russia - it’s the same thing, in general- then, now, will there be more problems with anyone, who should win there, and this is also not important, but many of our people, you know, raikin, our youth had this in his reprises, this is a very interesting topic in the dissertation, something

there in the nose, but many of us love it, so if kochinsky is there, then he will be, that means there to irritate the european union, it’s like it’s good for us, well, this is your cream or sour cream, well, that’s it, well, it will probably be, well, it will be dull, but then the right, so to speak, polish, will be very irritated by this dullness , well, you see, the problem of poland is the following, it can be briefly formulated, it wants to be an empire, being a national, almost nationalistic state , mononational, you understand, this is impossible, a mononational state, this is different, this is different, that’s how they are i wish i could

here, as if there is a problem here, yes, well, polish. sometimes, in order to see the most interesting thing, it needs to be considered in the array of other interesting things. i believe that at all special events, the national anthem should be performed in full. independence concept: relative , but we, we have this independence, we have sovereignty, at the same time, we sovereignly diversify our dependence, which is called multi-vector, but in essence it is just logic, the global goal of our sovereign right to make combinations interdependencies, to make sure that our interdependence with the world is to our maximum benefit. igor tur's author's view of the main events in the country on

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for him. the weight is on the shoulder, he's in the fire, great, jack has already begun to cut a passage for you into the tunnel, well done, well done, well done, the best. watch the heroes project on our tv channel. more and more foreigners are coming to minsk. how is he so attracted to them? oh, i remember these scales, these roads, these beautiful stalinist buildings that were built for the architectural monuments that are located in minsk. and as soon as i arrived, and there were large squares and the architecture of the city, i was very impressed and i really liked it. they realize themselves and theirs. i have another hobby, this is a school of istonian language culture. in addition to the fact that i study at the faculty of international relations,

i am also the chairman, and this organization is called the community council, this is an organization for foreign students belarusian state university, each of them has their own view of belarus. the belarusian people are generally very hospitable, good-natured people who enjoy communicating, watch on the belarus 24 tv channel , back in the tenth years you talked about strategy... and the confrontation between the usa and russia, medium and long-term, you warned about sanctions, about the participation of ngos and foundations in dehumanizing russia, preventing

yeltsinism and so on, right? i understand that there are certain echoes of the same philosophy of zinoviev, as i see it, yes, who 40 years ago spoke about the americanization of europe, and that europe would eventually be complete. america will determine its course, okay, these are the lessons russia has learned from its mistakes, including what needs to be done, well, after all, almost 15 years have passed, well, look, the fact that i said this, yes, this is not a great merit , because, in principle, you need to, well, just have a historical view, yes, because we, we often say there , we curse the nineties and there is and there is why yes i now it’s not that, but what’s wrong is that we hide the depth of the problems behind the nineties, well, we screwed up the nineties and sort of sorted it out, everything

is wrong, because the processes that led us to the most critical points of the late nineties began much earlier , even perestroika, they began in the sixties . is that what i mean? well, first of all, consumer society, yeah, it was completely brought to us under khrushchev, when he and nixon started having these videos talking about the fact that we have food processors in every soviet apartment no worse, than your food processors, that’s all , well, and then it all ended with the point being written down in the party’s charter that the goal of the communist party is to increasingly satisfy the ever-growing material and spiritual needs of the soviet people. by the way, how can you satisfy everything that is constantly, well, constantly

growing? someone who is logical can say so, well, maybe after all, the emphasis was on the spiritual, yes, on the spiritual, yes, but it was understood that this is, as it were, a cast or formula of a consumer society, when... man, this is a statement that, well, for what a person was born, they used to suffer, yes, what is the meaning of life, why were you given life, well, first of all, well, for life, no need to bother, just for life, just for fun , well, life , you have to live life with pleasure, these are all these elements that arose then, by the way, the fact that the collapse of the soviet... union was caused by a shortage of vcrs of canned beer and jeans in the wide, well, notice how

the program worked , well, people were promised that they they will give all this in 30 years, and they didn’t give it, spiritual distance, but jeans, canned beer and vcrs, every soviet family will live by the year 2000, their own comfortable apartment, but no, there are generally deep things there, you know, no one can handle this... we haven’t written the true history of the soviet period at all, we haven’t figured it out, by the way, if we talk about the lessons that we didn’t do, yes, then we didn’t fully do that. no one realizes what it means that khrushchev promised that the soviet people would live in communism, yeah, it’s for everyone according to their needs and abilities , yes, but the soviet people came out, saw the olympics, but didn’t see communism in the eightieth, and what does this mean , and this means that well, it’s like the authorities lied, this well, well, actually, and you’re walking down the street, well, we’re of the same generation, you’re walking down the street and you see a poster. the party is the mind, honor and conscience of our era, and so the mind, honor and

conscience of our era promised that there would be communism in the eightieth year, and in many of our cities the oil disappeared, at that time, yes, you see, yes, that’s why all this pacifism there, we talk there about how people feel about the northern military district, and i generally think that we are on the verge of a fairly large, well... military confrontation, how will it unfold there, i’m not a fortune teller, yes, but the americans won’t just give up, and they won’t just leave, this also needs to be understood, but again, you and i, as people of the same generation, remember that for the soviet people, if only there was no war, it was official, generally peaceful people, belarus in general, well, relatively for the population, the greatest losses of the great patriotic war were belarus, if i ’m not mistaken.

a third of the population, yes, but i’m not mistaken, because i came here as a child, my father took me to khatyn, to brest, to minsk, as a boy, so that i could see it all with my own eyes, that’s why this thing was used, well, against us, because, well, in what sense do we not want war, to what extent, yes, well , that is, we, like we would give up our mother, yes, just so that there would be no war, where is this border, this is not , well, this was not discussed, but then you understand, when afghanistan happened, i’m not discussing now whether it’s necessary or not, but at the same time i definitely had to go there, so i definitely think that the military there , well, fulfilled their task, but since we betrayed the soviet people then its soviet army in afghanistan, yeah, that’s where it all started, then the subsequent collapse, so to speak, yes, i didn’t send you there... we didn’t send you there, yes, and there

was a lot of stuff like that, that’s all it was, that’s why , you see, these are history lessons, it’s very important to get here to the depth where something really arose to understand, respectively, how it grew and how it grew here, then you have a chance to correct something, but dmitry, you have long ago raised these questions, yes, which many of our people are afraid of people, well... believe that they are too global or vague, although it’s personally important to me to live with a super idea, well, i like difficult questions, that’s normal, here’s one of your questions, can we offer the world an alternative to the system, which imposed consumption is the main content human essence, yes life, yes life.

well, we now have snickers, well, it’s clear that the spiritual sagged a little at some point, especially, as we say at this stage, the nineties, the end of the eighties, well, i’m just saying that she asked before, you say , there was simply an unrestrained outburst, well, in the 90s, you know, i sometimes have the feeling that the politicians themselves who came to power in the soviet union gave it a go. well, i don’t see how you could not be shy, yes, there was no need to be embarrassed, and frankly speaking, even remembering the same zinoviev again, he clearly changed his views , at first he was an ardent anti-stalinist, to the point that he was ready to kill stalin, yes, and then in the late thirties, he created a conspiracy, yes, at the final stage of his life, he spoke exactly the opposite and cursed gorbachev with his last words. yes, but to be fair, it must be said

that he came out in defense of stalin, even immediately after his death, because when the twentieth congress was held in the scientific community, congress opportunists, that’s zinoviev, in relation to stalin, well, he attributes it, i think it’s true , many said this , he told the scientific community that a fox can pee on a dead lion, yeah, well, in relation to that, he was a very complex person and in many ways brilliant, well, every brilliant person, he always says so, well, that’s for sure, yes, that’s for sure , he’s here, but at the same time he’s like that, he’s talking about the soviet union, of course, a lot of such evil things, yes, he said, with characteristic sarcasm, but he always wanted to improve it and development, believed that the fact that he wanted to do this, and no one needed it, that’s how it was, there was such a drama, this again is not a

condemnation, not an excuse, now about, about whether we can replace , yes? in general, in fact, as if in the ultimate form, this is a question of preserving a person, because of course, consumer society is only a consequence, a manifestation, but because, well, this process is 500 years old, it has been like this since its rebirth, in general the notorious begins, ends at its apogee, with the philosopher nietzsche, who affirmed death god. and the creation of a superman instead of god, ah, this, this is one and the same thing, only one is at the beginning and the other at the end, because, well, this whole european part did not begin to be built on identification with the church and

religion with god, well, they came to the complete absence of it, uh, the question: the fact is that the project of the superman did not take place, the european project of the superman did not take place, even despite the fact that the jungle and the blooming garden, no, all this remains, they think , well, that is, russian, that is, these they have categories, yes, the russian essence is in the foundation of european civilization, this is the main brick, that is , these are the wild hordes, bears, these are just such elements that will always sound like a narrative, how this racist nature and european civilization, this needs to be examined separately, but here you are right, we do not disagree here , i say, but in what he did not succeed, and he could not be a superman, at least in a big

sense, well, like a german superman, leading semi-superhuman europeans, huh? you understand why they are tearing down the monument, and somehow more than once, yes, you understand why they are tearing down the monuments, they are not tearing them down against us, they are tearing them down for themselves, so that they don’t have the memory that they lost, already, well, they need to finally free their people from this, finally free them from this, these, by the way, are the conditions of a new war in order... in order to drive a european into a multinational russian, you need to deprive him of the memory of what the previous all led, so to speak.

stay in paris, so the monuments need to be removed, so first of all the monuments need to be removed, because these are the conditions for a future war. if you don’t remove them, then well, difficulties arise, that’s why it’s a question of preserving man with god further, well , i think that here we have very good chances, we understand this, we are different, different layers, different groups of our society, be it russian or belarusian, in this sense it is one, like such a society, they understand this, but it is clear that it cannot here... here we are we are in this historical search , a very meaningful search, very healthy, it has never been so, well, it has never been like this, this is the first thing, yes, that is, we must answer, well,

that a person without god will be a different person, it is not clear, there will be whether he is, yes, what will happen there. this is the first, second, of course, this is what concerns social matter, we need a society in which rights will correspond to responsibilities, this is a fundamental thing thrown out by liberalism, consciously, yes, here it must, it must return, that's why that, you see, well, for the right to vote, on the ancient greek agvar or on the roman fura in ancient rome, a citizen of athens or rome paid for the right to vote. with his life, he had, against this right, a place in the cohort or in