[000:00:00;00] in the ukrainian language, you just have to not be a chauvinist, and the problem is that what the soviet union built today is no longer internationalism, but simply russian, that the minister cleans it, even petrovsky well , 10 minutes ago, i said that in fact the soviet system is what are these red e- behind the scenes, of course, the imperial chauvinist model, that is, the same thing. the value of one's own national cultural work. how can you imagine ukraine? what kind of people look at kyiv and don't feel like provincials ? it seems to me that something similar is happening right now

. it seems to me that this is the case. on their own, some cultural values ​​on their own historical narratives on their own well, in principle, on their own values , that is, people are trying to understand and what we had here and what i don't know and what i managed to miss and what i didn't read what i didn't hear what i didn't saw this too you know, such a uh, it’s a licknap at the level of the whole society , it’s very interesting. i don’t know what will come of it, but it’s very interesting and it’s obviously not enough to build some kind of new cultural model. it’s obvious that it won’t be enough. it’s obvious that ukraine is bigger here too if we really want to build some kind of harmonious model, we have to understand, we have to know, we have to take into account the historical experience that we have. and the polish experience and some other things because well, here we talked about the fact that the russians imposed

on us the opinion that odesa without russian culture is not odesa, that it is impossible, another thing was formulated that, for me, ukrainian culture is without the presence there, for example, chi bruno schulz or josef rota or konrad. well, this is also not quite a complete culture , so it seems to me that there should be a change in us here, not in what kind of people are included in the school program, but in how passionately we relate to our history to of their culture, it is that of ukrainians it is already there, you will not agree , you will not agree , there is this big flaw. our gogol a and this concerns simply a thousand honeys and why do we have to scatter them if it is all ours, that is a component, the question is in what form it should be united, that is why

, consciously or unconsciously, you named the writers as they wrote in polish, the german language of peace yes, but in this territory they wrote in russian no less, even more well, so did gogol later this is so and but there are, uh, the same russian writers who lived here like konrad, like british-polish, well, don’t you know, polish british problems are revered poles, but i don't know there, i won't even talk about the textbook example of bulgakov, but there are a lot of such people. and where do you put them? viktor is not handsome . whose writer is he? important for democratic kharkiv kharkiv in this that well, this is what we all need, i am not talking about the fact that we must necessarily include all russian-speaking writers or russian writers in the ukrainian and literary to take into account that our cultural process is a--and it cannot be reduced to this ukrainian hector, well, this is wrong, this is this

, this is a huge impoverishment of what we have , because here it is very easy to significantly reduce everything to the manipulation of a name, for example, bulgakov well i'm not bolgakova here either, but for the gym i want in kyiv, which is located on yamska street and this is the same street where the action took place when roman kuprin was not there, it was not in russia , it was in kyiv . i always think, that is, when i lived in moscow in the javanese region. i always equated it with this novel kuprinets, which later i understood that it would not be in moscow at all. well, look, i 'm rather talking about theater circles, about cinema, circles about artistic circles in which traditionally are taken out of this conversation because here it is very easy to mean that it is enough to mention the last name of bulgakov, a quarrel begins and everything goes on constructive conversational in fact it is already a cultural process it is already much broader than just a-a russian-language or ukrainian-language literature of course i think that this is a mutual perception none of us does not perceive

mickiewicz, chopin and simkiewicz or as part of russian society although they were all exposed to the russian language, they had russian passports yes yes yes well, plus, you also understand too here you are i mentioned mickiewicz. remember the jealousy about mickiewicz between lithuania and poland, this is also where there is a normal attitude towards one 's heritage, where there is no repulsion. the solution worked against us. let's say yes. well, this. by the way, the formula that it worked was just working on us , because if bulgakov was an undisguised or poorly hidden ukrainophobe, then it is obviously ridiculous and harmful to try to insert him into this canon and obviously he will not be a locally very important writer for kyiv and because this andriivskyi myth is undoubtedly by and large but you understand what it is, let's say this myth , how pro-ukrainian is it, how harmful or not

harmful for us why why do not replace it with a ukrainian myth, e.e. uzvoz, which i think can be quite easily formulated because it is kyiv, a ukrainian city, and why should we use other people's narratives ? we are doing well, v us further for a part, even those who are such kyivans who were born and grew up in kyiv who love their city love their country this is ukraine anyway they often look at certain objects through the optics of the post-soviet post russian simple persian because that is how it was composed through through reading through school through school safety through education yes well then we have to say a very important thing it is actually the teacher who wins yes we always say talked about education it is always a question of what i think if they are not simply if there was no desire yes desired tychyny and sosyura and if there was no ukrainian teacher even in a russian school, i don't know what it would look like, i don't know because i saw soviet schools in kazakhstan in belarus

where there was no kazakh or belarusian teacher, there was much less one belarusian language and literature - electronic literature did not have this clear desire not just to interest, but to clearly say how to us who was told by more than one of my teachers of the ukrainian language at school if you if they don't you won't be able to pass this subject we won't go anywhere else well i'm with you i'm not with you i simply agree with myself, i strongly agree, because, well, actually, since the 14th year, my friends and i have been doing a lot of volunteering with the help of the self-education system in donetsk region, luhansk region, and here in kharkiv region, we cooperated with dozens of boarding schools, lyceums, universities, in particular , the donetsk national university and it was obvious that there teachers are interested in the fact that their children grow up to be talented, self-sufficient, realized

ukrainian children and they have opportunities and they give incredible result i remember, for example, well, definitely, i remember it often. well, not often, regularly, i remember from time to time, i remember now, we are fighting for a stone, greminium was a fantastic lyceum, there were incredible children who participated in some programs of the academy of sciences, who constantly went to some olympiads where they constantly wrote works and you were in kremennaya, it's a small town, it's such a village, even that, but there it's obvious because there were incredible teachers there who, well, firstly loved their work, secondly, their children, and secondly the third in it was somehow agreed upon by them and it was very unanimous in their attitude towards the country, well, what you are talking about is non-provincialism , it is evident that such a tool can exist , it does not need to be in kharkiv or kyiv. well , how did great britain have a cambridge somewhere to exist outside of london and there is centers of civilization, and it seems to me that we have few such

places. well, ostrog is so simple, without a doubt and without a doubt, well, you also understand in us, for example, in our country, all these new projects are educational, but they are a little bit autonomous, they are old ones universities, for example, our karazinsky university, which to this day remains a certain symbol and a certain engine of the city, because a lot of things are happening around it. such man-claves in the education system as well as those islands, such fortresses in their cities, but they are interesting, it is a completely different model of education, and a completely different philosophy of education, and it is the result again but tell me what do you think of ukraine after the end of the hostilities, because we say after the victory, but the victory is not just over there , once they finished it, it will be rebuilt later, it will be a difficult social society, and i think we will have a lot of social problems, this is already

now you can see the demographic social communication and in fact it is no less scary than the situation now at the front but you know this is a topic for a separate conversation because there is a whole complex of huge problems which today, it is appointed, it accumulates, it grows, and so far no one works with it at all. well, the question is, what can we really do with it, what can we do with it, this work is society? is it government work, that is, what happens next? the phenomenon of ukraine is that in our country we succeed in something and in our country something gives results only when the society interacts with the government, puts pressure on the government or replaces the state. well, i never considered it good. no, i don't think that i am replacing. from the government is forced to respond to public demand, to the public press, to public pressure, to public claims, and reacts in one way or another , and then something positive will happen where the government takes the initiative, well, the state, i said the government, the state, yes, yes, it’s not exactly

the government’s business, because the government can to be a different state when it takes this initiative very often. it does not give itself advice because, well , by and large, our state means it is an old soviet machine, and if this machine was not pushed in the bayur, what is next society, this machine has not gone far, this does not mean that this machine is not needed, it is not possible to modernize another one, and it is possible and necessary to modernize it, but experience shows that in our country something most interesting happens where there is no place between society and active society and states. i just always dreamed about the fact that the state was effective so that people could clearly know that they paid taxes , i definitely wanted you and we all the time, and by the way, by the way, by and large, the phenomenon associated with shevchenko created such a psychological people, uprisings, ukrainians can

to stand up and defend yourself skovorody is not a model , there is no del kotlyarevskyi, it is definitely shevchenko's model, that is, it is to ring a broken bell, to raise the community in order to allow it to be resolved here and then go back to work , well, listen to this, of course, that this is not the most beautiful thing, that it would be better to live a calm and stable life the political state system and not having a clear thing about the war on having other problems, but well, we had to use at this time and here we can either fold our hands and then our problems will be solved for us and it is not at all necessary that our course will be obvious and not so effective well, the simple question is how many ukrainians can, this is the most important question right now, the ability to build an effective state, because the problem here is what if it turns out that the ability is conditional , we can really be in europe in the european union, however the statue of this periphery, which i really didn't want to be. well, i won't call the countries central europe , but i also have certain countries that simply got lost in all this, about the organization and united

europe, they walk. well, mark it, i think we have it definitely does not threaten us. i think ukrainians, you have heard. this is the drive for change, the drive for reform. again, i understand that many people laugh. when they talk about ukrainian reforms, how can i not laugh? i actually watched with great interest what was happening in our country 14- th year it seemed to me, well, i looked at it with cautious optimism , that is why i think that we felt that we cannot influence the court of ukraine, we can influence the authorities, we can influence the local authorities in kyiv, but because we did not have a special differences because again, this is a provincial complex. it seems to me that this is something that is leaving ukrainians forever, that is, regardless of where you live in a small village or, say , in lviv. you can get on a train and go to the maidan in kyiv tomorrow and demand changes from the authorities you need them well, it seems to me by the way, another such lesson is possible this year, that the local government really has a real meaning, and not just in the repair of sewers, but in the unification of communities where the mayors proved to be effective and ready there absolutely

the world looks different than where the local government is called , well, listen, and agree or disagree. and what about this decentralization reform itself , well, it was very important in recent years . that is, it immediately began to change the rules of the game. i think this is something that the politicians in kyiv did not have time to notice it is that they came as a surprise to them, because in the future, some of them acted according to the model of the kuchnivskyi yanukovych ukraine, where i am the center. and there is this periphery that we are talking about, and in ukraine it has already been presented action and it seems to me that if the war had not been a big one, then very interesting processes would be taking place in our country now, but by regions , i will not say by province, because we agreed not to use the word by regions. after the military regime it is very time this regime is your discovu yes i think i think so definitely more than that well and it seems to me again remember the story usually the government that wins the war and we are far from

winning this war but if we we believe in our victory we believe in the victory of ukraine and again we remember that history shows that the government that wins the war very quickly loses its popularity and if you are on a horse today if you are a hero today if you are on the covers of all magazines today i don't want to name your name but we understand that if you are the leader of the free world and a country that is fighting, this absolutely does not mean that a year after the end of the war you will remain on these very covers, or if you learn

to solve another question, it seems to me that like you, like them, no matter how ideal you are, and about the mobilized people as a certain whole, which is something so homogeneous, in fact, this environment is very immediate, they are very different there , someone left deliberately. and he couldn't help but pick up a weapon, but he's even the name of the president, so i don't know, he's confusing him, that's why i think it's unlikely that these people will be returned

. it's unlikely that they will. politics, ah, someone will not go there at all. he will live his life, that is, ukraine, it will be a country like israel, in order for you to have a political career, you must still have epaulettes in the past, i think no. this will not happen in us, i think there won't be, and besides, well, you will understand that the ukrainian army is the ukrainian army - this is quite precisely the growth of ukrainian society, any countries , that's how i read a poem about them, it is professional. yes, we are a little different. you see the army. well, all the more so that it is for us we are formed by directly under such conditions of fire yes, when people just ran from there with some kind of bags or with hunting rifles to the checkpoints and only there they already got normal weapons and normal normal uniforms that's why we are a little different well and the last time you look at the streets of kharkiv, you are optimistic do you feel, shall we say realistically, yes, i am realistic. i understand that kharkov . well, you understand. well, what is this realism? it is not pessimistic and it is not involved in despair , it is involved in enthusiasm. i understand that

we have a lot of work ahead of us and it is probably very well, this is that. i will never say that the war brought any benefit and that thanks to this war something will change for the worse in no way. it would be too cynical, but in one way or another, kharkiv had a lot of problems on the eve of the war, er, the problem of the development of strategy problems problems with values, problems with declarations of these values, with their observance, and well, one way or another, it happened that this war started, and well, now we simply do not have the right to leave these problems unsolved, because, well , we pay too high a price for what medals, we remain a ukrainian city, where for what we continue to leave with part of the state of ukraine, therefore, we must prepare to be ready for work and as soon as there is an opportunity to work , take up this job

. thank you. see you , see you in myrny kharkiv. thank you. to annoy , there is no convenient moment for pain, but there is a yellow dolgit cream. dolgit cream helps to eliminate pain and has an anti-inflammatory effect . anticonvulsants to relax muscles and tendons, there are times when the body quickly loses fluid, which can lead to dehydration. but of course, there is not enough water, water for special medical purposes. no matter what the ukrainians thought about, no matter what they talked about, the first place is still the war, the war is our victory , seven days a week from monday, monday, seven different spheres of human activity, sports, culture,

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during all the years of the war, it came true, or at least it is starting to come true. i am talking about what has been circulating on our social networks for several days now, and i think that you have the same thing as mine, and it is called something ivo bobul , a singer who seems to have dropped out a long time ago and he hopelessly fell out of the information field , and somehow, unexpectedly for himself and for others , he got into the mainstream. i think that he has never been as popular in his life as he is now, because he is simply unbelievable, all social networks are clogged with him there is only about him and about this interview that he gave to amy antonyuk , for example, the bbc writes and it is understood by respectable people, political scientists , political technologists, people who are professionally engaged in the study of the information space, in a word, it is something very shocking, the whole point is that emma antonyuk his they called me for an interview and well, for sure, such a situation was very predictable, because, well, it would simply be an incredible conflict, er, even

a generational clash of views, because emma adheres to such bright feminist views, and ivo bobul at all on the contrary, he doesn't follow them when i call him sexist. he doesn't even understand what kind of word it is. and i'll say that, well, this interview is important to watch for people who also have such conservative views. they just seem to me. well, just for their own the benefits should understand that ok, you can think the way you think, the way ivo bobul thinks, but just don't say it out loud because, well, in the modern civilized world, and in ukraine , the modern civilized world, you can get paid for what you come on, if possible, if you haven't watched this interview , i will now show you the most vivid quotes that guys have been discussing for several days so that they know that different girls are their good girls, they sit at

home and they don't go out. some adventure for something good girls are sitting at home oh you see you don't know anything i'm talking about what women lose they have lost their soul they are looking for something completely different prepare wait and why are you then you are young you don't have a child you don't have a husband and why a it must have already appeared there are a lot of analyzes of this interview, but i will not do another one, you want a lot of different options on youtube, but when i spoke about what we achieved and what finally, of course, i did not mean another and already unprecedented wave of popularity of ivo bobula because he and such colleagues from pop music, such as stepan giga, are extremely popular nowadays at

tik point, the fact is that years ago, but with the same degree, we discussed exactly russian content, what russian bloggers do, what they did, this interview, and this well, the so-called documentaries and for youtube documentaries so that i didn't record them, so that sobchak didn't record it, it constantly flowed into our information space on instagram, facebook , and twitter - it just went on for an incredibly long time and was discussed, in the end many people began to come to the conclusion that this is not very ok. the conclusion is absolutely obvious , because even when we were not talking about some clearly gangster content, we were simply talking about the constant presence of something russian in our information space about our involvement in russian content, and this, you understand, was not very okay, and that is why more and more such questions arose

, there were thoughts that we should end with these views and discussions. but it doesn't work like that, you can't just stop watching sobchak and you can't stop shooting just like that, and you need to have something in return, and we have this something. well, there wasn't enough of it, and at first a full-scale war appeared, well , you know the story that, well, we often it was already lived more vividly than when stas mykhailov, remember, was prevented from entering ukraine, and it became oleg vinnyk's prime time, because he took stas mykhailov's niche and developed very quickly in it, up to the simply incredible superstar, where oleg vinnyk is now well, it seems that he is in germany, but he does not make himself known , and i, for example, personally doubt that he will be able to continue

his career in ukraine with at least such success after the victory. i am leading to the point that something needs to be replaced and it was precisely in 2022 that an incredible amount of content appeared on our youtube, and of course i have many skeptics who say that , for example, in the genre of interviews, we are still not doing very well because we do not have such a genre as cards - this is one with well, probably the most popular genre of interviews. maybe there are other popular genres of interviews there, the late-night show, when it's funny, when it's with celebrities, and all the same, but it's the apron, eh, well, we always lacked it and in the television space, in the youtube space , ah, because people are always up to celebrities there are questions, some difficult questions, difficult questions, and uh, well, i don't really want to watch an interview about what are called classically warm baths, because it's very often not interesting, it happens that way and it's interesting but usually you want to know

something well, tougher is possible within the framework of correctness or not within the framework of correctness. maybe something scandalous. all this should be in the information space with us for now. well, it is not so diverse, but the whole thing is particularly with us because people who dared to do something on youtube is enough it's difficult to do for money, and well, you just need to recruit a team somewhere to take it all off, you understand that it's not just like that, and that's why i believe that we should support all people who start drinking and i believe that we will start to see more there will be more than uh genres to deal with, and we will still have kharkiv interviews, some cool documentaries have already started to appear, so it's up to us , and our support is also very important for this whole process. while you don't dare to watch the interview with ivo bobul

if you haven't watched it yet, i'm talking about another victory. it seems to me that it's the fact that new sex symbols have begun to appear, not just new faces, there are new names, but new in terms of quality and content. for example, i consider ilya samoilenko to be this proved maybe you don't know who he is, i think you do, but i'll just remind you. he's a military man, he's fighting again and he's afraid again . he was in azovstalia, then he was in captivity, and now he starred in a campaign for a brand. well, me it seems to be quite actively discussed now in social networks because , first of all, it is very aesthetic. it is very coolly made, and the idea itself is not just to show a handsome man in a beautiful suit for him to advertise it. no, first of all, ilya samoilenko is interested in the history of the suit himself, as he claims in the information support of this company, he likes beautiful

, high-quality clothes and the price, and secondly, he himself says in the commercial that the men's suit came from the military uniform, and in the end, one of the ideas of this brand and this lines, in particular, this is an individual approach to each client, to each person in lila samoilenko prosthesis, and accordingly, the jacket must also be sewn specifically so that it looks good on it lay down and as we can see in the brand, everything turned out well and well, actually, this is such a garment with philosophy and now let's watch an excerpt from this commercial everyone has moments of reproduction, moments of depression, but it doesn't affect anything at all, but to understand your strength, you have to overcome your fear, the final

result is important, who does a person become after all this and i will remind you that very recently he sewed another campaign very similar. it was a photo shoot of his face. he was a lawyer, a military man for hire, who, unfortunately, was seriously injured and lost an eye. he is very happy that the stylists did not start knitting him some kind of bandage, but sewed everything as it is. it's just an extremely good trend when it's fashion, when such aesthetic photos are beautifully shot, the video shows that injuries are well, it's normal, in principle, it's a feature, especially for our society, in which there are so many injuries, both physical and psychological ones need to learn to accept it, both society and people who have received these injuries somehow, talk about all this, and especially if we are talking about the military, who received all these injuries and all these features while protecting us. i think that we will talk about this topic more than once. also we will