semester but i do agree with you on a project, some of those terms with launch we've used when millions of people last that long said process. like for lambda, the 2nd load for the articles and the way that they are used on to minus the serious all stop to the sides has never been fascinated political science. i've been, the university is a raise. he has raised concerns about how many civilians would be killed by itself on the west to consider it a genocide. it is enough for him, mister lenny, that $70000.00. but a sting in gentlemen was good and this. uh and just uh, jim, aside a war going dead. it wouldn't, they couldn't do you know, by hundreds and a daily basis by and,

and it hung up and by the lighting them even to be to minutes when they bombed the hospital is under the so it's not about them. but mr. let me just. busy the weight and it's about the research that's used by this and eh, fascist at a game against the people. when you get this, the, the appliances and deduct doors and the listing them as grossing day. of course, because of the hosp because i'm making people die because there is, there isn't any way you know to be treated as at the same time you continue to move about. but it's under then denied the um, uh, the viewer to, to get to you know, to even, to heads also out of state and develop a new sheet that demanded the barbs all over the streets. and again, just hung up hung up. i want them to have a water or you what you do. you want to add that as soon because now everything is gross, it's only so these are 80. so it means that this intention,

i mean no of these people do die. this is what we got to give a side, it's not about the millions, $400.00 thousands or whatever you're talking about. it is about the mission and how you are doing. if it's intentionally you are getting or these people in beast this way was to have the dpi. okay. have it's less then fall support for his neighboring ally, russia, trim retail. they've talked it for months in laska, a genuine and choose from the very beginning of the special military. authoration, respected comm, retirement of state affairs, skimmed on on, given instructions that without looking back at any one, we would consistently and powerfully support. and this is the russian army and the russian people in the holy war. literal corporate as much in the cities can, were deeply grateful to our queen, friends for their principal position regarding the balance that have now unfolded in ukraine as a result of the west course of advancing the 2 to the east,

and encourage and extermination of everything russian in the sphere of education, it was 0 of culture, and even in everyday life, in general, they say, why says paul, is that right to find a compressor strategic partnerships? they deal with the dpi. okay, no human had been assigned in june within k me on the other hand by the inputs in, in the russian presence, visits to young young. it provides for sustainable partnership based on mutual respect, the sovereignty for territorial integrity and non interference in domestic affairs . during the main thing and most of the deeply, okay, for miss outline was seen just by the s good thinking sense for the korean peninsula, which is great to be on, on the currency. the security sedation and the d. p. r key isn't a thing, trust and i'm stable state due to the intrigues of the us and the satellites are esteemed comb ray, the dpr keys head of state. so that now the military alliance of the us and south

korea is shifting towards a nuclear component. the shows that the situation on the korean peninsula can become exclusive at any moment. this is extremely dangerous for the security of the korean peninsula and for the entire region of north east asia to d p. archie's head of state. once again, clearly noted. the current situation and future threats require us more than ever to strength and strategic, inoffensive nuclear weapons, and be prepared for these tally during the clearest psyche. in general, i assure you once again that our country will in no way changes, clothes of strengthening its nuclear forces in risa with florida is already the political communication professor at the university of tab on. he said, raw, so on the d p. okay, have a right to be each of those allied, this slide o, the criticism from the west, russia and north korea, i neighbors. both countries represent the ancient civilizations,

the neighbors for ever. uh, they are independent countries, members of the u. n. a. the venue watched of us and media visiting moscow by the regulation of the city. and then there is an official, this is, it is put straight as a crime, which is that countries have the right to have accommodations. but it's because they're, they says military relations and what's the seamless and media is the immunization of the immunization of russia. and what's happening in moscow today is not illegal under international law, but that's the impression that you get to end with this type of behavior. both by listen media and listen governments, what they're doing is actually making these countries get closer to sugar.

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a deep dive it with him. i am colors regional crisis western imperialism. i'm the rest of world war 3, breaking out part one of 3 is next covering the recent george and elections and watkins off the wall in 2008 with the rest on the way throughout the weekend the mr. dmitri, and they told me that somebody with a, it's a great pleasure to sit down with you and join us here, went on to the international, the, a former president of the russian federation, the former prime minister, and the current deputy chapman of security council of russia thank you very much for joining us here on, on the international, on the top right in. i'm trying to get my head around what we're seeing right now. and so police who georgia forgive me for, for trying to be straight about this. if i made the ruling georgia dream party have

just won the recent parliamentary elections, the routing georgia dream party, the problem is the friendly with russia, and america is not happy about this top. tell me if i'm, if i'm getting on the right way here, washington doesn't agree with how the people have georgia voted. so now in g o, so potentially being used to fund to, to trying to essentially create some chaos until they get the election. the result, they want my remote fleet reading this correctly, so i don't know what was the well, in my view, what happened in georgia with these elections was quite predictable. and the one hand, the georgia dream is very popular in the country, although the opposition is also very strong. the georgia dream is almost perceived as a pro russian party. but this is not true at all. it is a thoroughly pro george and party. in fact, when the election results came in, the prime minister explicitly said that they have no intention of restoring diplomatic relations that there is a huge problem in our relations and so on. and so for that statement reflects their

position. so the fact that they stayed in power only means that the george and people are pragmatic. but the georgia people do not want more. they do not want the events of 2008 to be repeated. and they do not want to develop normal economic relations with the russian federation, but that's why this is not some operation by the kremlin, but the choice of the george and people that includes the and i think i've used the very for our comment there. and so i some of the official comments online just from everyday jose and drains. like you and myself, people are saying, you know what, the people of georgia they voted. apparently they voted not for the use. i voted not for nato, but they voted in the software and matter that should be respected. now, some people are saying that the problem is that georgia is a neighbor to russia. uncertain to western interests might want to use georgia, perhaps as another proxy to carry out further complications from day to against it's night. but let us not forget my dad and 24 to in your, your thoughts

a lot. she didn't upset look much the is absolutely clear the prob, occasion like this is possible as follows from the entire course of events. i mean, what else is there to say when the sitting president, i'll be it with very limited powers is publicly calling the election pro russian and trying to rally people to the square to its own. my done, this is obviously a call, a publication aimed at sparking a cue. so anything could happen there. but on the other hand, russia is george's neighbor, and i'll say it outright all in off. if we are a friendly neighbor to georgia, are trade turnovers growing significantly in recent years, tourism is increasing and we have normal economic ties despite everything that happened back in 20 o 8. so this situation would, of course, have a serious impact on the interest of georgia in the georgia and people. not to mention that attempts to drag georgia into a confrontation on the side of the west against ukraine's could and very badly. there's a reason that various means and comparisons have been spreading around georgia on

one side. you have a peaceful, georgia, and on the other, a belligerent ukraine. and i think this perspective holds people back. but it's also very likely that will be seen clashes skirmishes and attempts to pull off some kind of might on, especially with western emissaries coming in. i don't know, maybe new and won't show up, but someone else could. it's quite possible you. there a fee is about history repeating itself, and there are always concerns about external actors carrying out certain agendas. perhaps. my done 2014 to us a method to spending over $5000000000.00 to house that democrats get elected president victoria. so young a coverage, i mean you remember the, my don midwife, victoria newland, john mccain. they were out on the might on square. they were handing out freedom cookies. i don't even know what a freedom cookie is. wisdom is good for. they were handing these things out. there are concerns about a my down 2 point oh, occurring in tbilisi, but as far as you think, it's on likely. well,

i go to the elections and release. it was the 1st of all, let's not forget that tbilisi already had the so called rose revolution, which brought that madman, mchale sack of should be lead to power. let me tell you a story. i was the head of the presidential administration at the time and went on to visit the united states back then. that kind of thing was still conceivable. anyway, at one point, my counterpart condo liza rice and i went to the oval office. actually, it wasn't quite like that george w bush came in to see us. we had a brief chat about the russian american relations. it must have been around 20 or 4, maybe late, 23 or early 20th for the conversation was friendly, everything was fine. we understood each other well. then out of nowhere, mister bush suddenly says to me, listen, but you know, myisha sar, cuz she really is a good guy. we weren't even discussing georgia at all. i was surprised and said, well, i don't know, we'll see. and as we say, george w bush, practically jinxed it myisha success really turned out to be

a very difficult character. bringing countless troubles, not only to georgia, but oddly enough, even to ukraine. and to this day, he's still scheming, even from his current location, trying to pull people onto the streets. so georgia knows what arose revolution is. georgia understands what my done was like, what it meant for ukraine, and how it all ended. that's why georgia has become a much more pragmatic country, and we're glad to see it. but as you, as you say, but to make sure that if you, you are the president at the time with 2008 when, when this across was happening. but between, between georgia and of cost yourself a sat here, the western press, the political establishment, they all called it a russian invasion. how would you call it? and then you have conditional information. well, no, of course not. there wasn't any invasion in terms of current international law and the un charter there was an exercise of the right to self defense under article

$51.00 of the un charter mama. here's what happened to the to break away republics were in constant tension with the regime in tbilisi, which at some point came to be led by success, really being a overconfident person and someone with certain mental issues. he decided that at some point, to restore territorial integrity condo, liza rice came to visit him. he probably had some consultations with us intelligent services and decided it was time to act. we understood this could happen with the but the way he did it. and especially during the olympics, that was quite a surprise that we had to act. but when i got the information from the defense minister, i said double check this after while he called again and said they were indeed trying to attack and had even struck r peacekeepers. i had to give orders to launch a missile counter strike against george and forces. all this happened within just a few hours. after that they come down a bit, but not completely misled to the 5 day war. as a result,

georgia completely lost any relationship with the office at the end of has yeah, that was the price of stock, has to be leased gamble, and we'll just ask for the assessments. they will always differ. the western world saw it as an invasion, but i can tell you frankly when i spoke with foreign leaders, europeans and even americans, which happened quite often at that time. they would whisper to me, look, we get it, he's crazy. he's unstable. he shouldn't have done this, but sorry. we can't see this publicly, even though the tug lavine commission report. i acknowledge george's back himself is set to you and the killing of their own civilians. this document didn't get much publicity, but it exists and anyone interested can read it. it's an official document. so the truth always finds its way out. somebody saying how, how the western narrative likes to mold all the stories to its own benefit. and only years later can we really get the truth out, you know, so, so grateful that you spend some time with us to sit on a and talk about this. we talked about these events back in 2008 and f t. we are

now almost in 2025, georgia the us is threatening georgia the full months. so if you had the country with severe consequences, if it doesn't, basically over toe and this past contends election to the us state department spokesman matthew, man, i say whatever you want about him. but he's basically threatened georgia to submit to us all face consequences. quote, a quote you on here, mr. miller says george, up must return to a euro. atlantic pos. now, it seems to me that the people of georgia have said no to nato and the e u. o. mr. mit mit together. i'm like confused, and also some, it goes up measuring the thing is, i believe, attitudes towards the e. u and new to have changed in georgia, nato was a military block. the e u is quite far away, not to mention the united states, but russia is right next door. we're historical neighbors. we share the same faith and histories. we've helped georgians many times throughout our shared past. yes,

there was this incident, but the responsibility lies specifically with president soft. gosh, really no one else. and by the way, recently the georgia leadership has essentially acknowledged that it's time to reassess those events and recognize the role play by for an influence. richard. so i don't know, maybe some people in georgia want to be in the you, that's fine, somewhat natal membership, which was offered back in 20 o 8. but as they look around and observe what's happening in the ukraine, a significant portion of people understand the real price of such a membership issue. because russians position a new natal members appearing nearest borders as well known. if western countries, especially the united states, had enough flexibility and wisdom to make a security agreement with russia, there would have been no special military operations. but they're in the habit of bullying everyone into submission. they operate on a principle of american exceptionalism and the pregnancy of us interest. this is

a big mistake. you know what? i'll say this. it will be there and doing some day. it was, it, was it the, the legendary a diplomat of henry kissinger who said, years ago, said being an enemy of america or is dangerous, but being a friend can be faithful and you've got to watch out, you know who you're outside support and say, you know, who all your friends and just ironically, matthew made of the us day to find that is the last thing i'll say about this guy. but he, he was saying, we've seen votes the irregularities into police. see we want it all to be investigated. what, well, how about investigating the 2020 voter irregularities in the united states? so maybe georgia should send some inspectors to go and inspect america's 2020 election. if we're talking about a regularity, say it's always this case of double standards. i think perhaps any comment on that mission, a good man, the essentials for community, or here's my take on what henry kissinger said. she was a wise man in, in that sense of very significant figures. and he certainly served his country,

the united states. but he was also a worthy opponent and a capable negotiator in all sorts of formats. he said some things that were absolutely right, like the ones you mentioned. however, shortly before he passed at a very advanced stage, he admitted sort of, regrettably, that now the us has no choice but to accept to ukraine into nato. and i think that's where he got it wrong. that outcome isn't set in stone because when you're choosing between vague promises and the possibility of starting world war 3, the choice is pretty clear. as for what's going on during elections, there are always complaints from the losing side. different exit polls always show different results. we're all aware of this, the numbers exit polls show are typically influenced by which side or political force they represent. they may not differ drastically, but there's usually a small percentage difference that can be decisive. now about what actually happens in georgia, i'm kind of in my view, it's truly outragious to take the president,

for instance, instead of saying, i'm unhappy with the results. i feel they may not fully reflect the will of our people. and so let's address these claims in court. this could have been the stance of a true state's person. but what did she do? she said, let's take to the streets. let's go to the my dun and demand the removal of the pro russian government. in my view, just by doing that, she committed the state crime for which she should be removed from office, arrested and put on trial. why? because she went against the constitutional foundations of her own country. i get the impression that in her mind, she's already somewhere off in france, and george is a close chapter for her. maybe not even a bit exciting anymore. but that in itself is telling just feel the difference between what's being said in georgia now and what was said in the us during the last contest between biden and trump. it's interesting, the typical reaction we get from our professional populace and southern western countries when they like to talk about in other countries elections and they,

what they're always saying, don't meddle, don't interfere, but we know that they do the most meddling and the most interfering, basically bohannon compared to any country, i think i saw a number recently united states in the past. 80 years has meddled in roughly 70 elections at some unbelievable number. but that is what we're seeing. forrest johnson, the former british prime minister, he's commented on to police c. good all bars, johnson. he says the election has been stolen by tutoring. this puppet government in script could be seen up. this is coming from boris. why cool bars? the butcher johnson. you remember? clearly he discussed with the ukraine rush, a piece, told kentucky that man has a lot of blood on his hands. and of course, during color of it, he was having these late night parties on downing street. what do you think of boris johnson's political analysis of? what's happening in georgia? the ways johnson loves shift horse johnson is definitely an intriguing character. i describe him as a dangerous, eccentric, and we'll just look at him and you'll learn a lot about who he is, what he poses

a real danger. why? because he acts against the interest of peace in euro. he pushes his anti russian and also anti ukranian agenda. at one point when he had influence over the ukrainian leadership, they could have engaged in peace talks and even reached agreements on the principles of conflict resolution. it's no secret that it was him who told them no, don't do that, will support you. everything will be fine. you need to show determination. and then she was out of the picture would. so every time he makes comments, now, all i can muster is a bitter smile. this is a man who is already painted his legacy in this conflict and his views on the elections in georgia are just as clear. he doesn't support the current political force, they are. so he resorts to terms like stolen election and so forth. instead of acknowledging that these election results reflect the will of a significant portion, if not a majority of the george and population, that's it. the once again, i want to stress that we don't see the george and authorities or their party as

close allies. they have entirely different views. they don't even want to restore diplomatic relations with us. if they decide to in the future, we can do it then. but it's still possible to cooperate without form of diplomatic ties. as for johnson's role, it's clearly destructive who seems to want more depths, and it's just the 50. i just wanted to ask you a couple of more questions about what was seeing it to police at georgia today. just a couple of things here. we know that georgia georgian parliament passed as low a banning l g b t q, and transgender propaganda from being forced on children. the government basically did this to protect children. washington is not happy about it for whatever reason . they, they think this is a, this is some sort of anti schuman rights agenda. but then again, the children problem and also passed as low binding for an agents with n g o. as in new me both noticed very well, n g o is a used to for event on the rest in various countries worldwide like us a democracy house. so you know, all of these really cheesy courtney names. but um,

these n g o is now in georgia, they have to show who's paying them. if it's more than 20 percent, i'm brussels and washington said, this is a violation of democracy. how did you do this, your comments or that? because it seems to me that jordan parliament and the forage as low as a good thing to actually put in the works. well, this is a clear example of what everyone calls double standards. the united states has a for an agents law that's considered a good russia. it has one that's considered bad. europe is planning to adopt specialized rules for, for an agency. that's good. georgia adopted fort agents law. that's bad because they supposedly copied it from the russians. meanwhile, if anyone's interested are russian for an agents law is actually much more liberal than the american law from 1937 or $38.00. i don't remember the exact year in the us, they immediately throw any for an asian in jail. so these are just double standards as for other freedoms that are supposedly being suppressed in georgia. you know,

that's the country's own choice. it's the choice of their parliamentarians if they consider certain values being pushed on them as alien to the georgian people or orthodox christians, then they have the right to act accordingly. they're not obliged to follow any model being imposed on them from anywhere else. you know, this reminds me of the debate about which democracy is, are perfect. let me tell you the story. it's somewhat related to current events. when i was visiting the americans when we were having dinner with that same miss rice at the watergate hotel, which is quite an interesting place in itself. she started saying, look, your media isn't completely free. there state influence and started telling me this whole story. i said, listen, your presidents get elected with a minority of votes and you have disappeared voting system that was invented back when people were still riding horses. her response was, well, yeah, but that was a long time ago and it works for us. that's it. everything they have works for them,

but everything we have should work the way that suits them should suit the united states. in other words, they have the right to do everything. well, we should do things exactly as they suggest. by the way, this model was offered to us to like, if you weren't good relations with us, do is we tell you, when we decided that enough was enough that this wasn't in russia's interest. we started having conflicts with the americans. and by the way, one of these 1st really tense periods was in 20 o 8, being able to put the, the show for the the, [000:00:00;00]

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