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Understanding 9/11tv Utro Rossii RUSSIA1 November 1, 2023 9:30am-9:56am MSK
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[000:00:00;00] give by the palestinians, i have the deep impression that the jews of the united states of america do not give a damn about the jews of israel, for them this is nothing more than an instrument of influence of the united states in the middle east, which they are using today with full force, and what losses, destruction, it seems to me that no one cares about this at all, and today they specifically approved aid for israel, they gave it to israel in general, so that israel would continue to fight with everyone in a row, that is, on the one hand, on the other hand, why don’t we we envisage that the turkish forces, which are today in the northern part of the same syria, will go to the dutch heights , a very real option and then there will be a fourth front, that’s right, yes, they, in essence, but you know, the topic is extremely serious, and after all, those who today are calling, including us, the united nations, there is a resolution for a ceasefire, this
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is probably the most... healthy forces, but there are unhealthy forces and the number is 14, we know them, yes, who voted against the un, this unsound forces, this is the scum that the president spoke about, which is rocking the whole situation, this scum, here it is, there is even a list, as for the dagestanis, but i am the commander of the fifty- eighth army, 2012, the fifty-eighth army, of all the formations that were located in dagestan and chechnya, there were probably dagestanis, well, at least 40%, we had entire villages in dagestan, such as upper kazanich, where almost 100% of the male population served in the fifty-eighth army, they were proud of it, i know very well that today these guys, together with the fifty-eighth army, now the guards, which has been appropriated, is carrying out the combat mission of protecting
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our for... melikov, who says that there can be no mercy, is also a general in the past, but i know him closely, we are with him we worked together, because when there was an army commander, there was a commander of a joint group of forces in the northern caucasus, and we did not carry out a single operation under his leadership, my forces were also involved, carried out in order to drive out terrorists from the caucasus, because now we are not just a general, he passed in the ninety-sixth, because let's say it straight out here, what happened in those days, today is heaven and earth, today the caucasus lives a completely different life, it concerns all the republics of the north caucasus, today the ossetia battalion fulfills its task with dignity composition of the fifty-eighth army and georgy mamsorov, a war correspondent, often goes on air, including on your program, showing how this happens, and no one there has the idea that they need to run away,
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choke and crush someone, yes, life jews lived in that including in the territory of the northern caucasus, i’ll tell you more, after the situation in the caucasus stabilized, many returned , which is why they were happy about it, these are many teachers of higher educational institutions , who are doctors, who are in short supply today, next to me, i i lived in vladikavkaz, there was a house right next to it, she lived, but now there is a jewish family with whom we are still friends and communicate normally, but why do we have to talk about this: even to talk in our multinational country, everyone lives where they want , v derbent, the oldest city in our country, one of the oldest synagogues, in my native transbaikalia, when i read the history in chita, in chita at the time of its founding at the beginning of the century , 40% of jews lived, but today they don’t have much to do there, here who - i was sibilized because there were waves of resettlement, no one paid attention to this, now they won’t pay attention, they don’t pay attention,
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we have russians and tatars there, buryats there and... whoever there is, however, if you go to the village, everyone if you line up in one line, you won’t be able to tell them apart because they’re already mixed up to such an extent that it’s no harm, no, well, they observe traditions, that’s all, in this situation today, of course, i agree with sergei aliboch that this is a complete disgrace, only the most severe punishment, there can be no other option here, it’s true, there is a problem, probably in dagestan, the head of the republic knows them well, and he works with them, because he inherited a rather heavy inheritance - it is as it really is, well, today, today we are saying the most important thing is that the enemy of us trying to rock from the inside, like yes, just like that, so, here is an example of how they tried to shake things up, today there are problems , yes they always were, are and will be, i also have problems in my native transbaikalia, you can’t escape it, either with stacking problems, or with something else , but this is a solvable topic, of course, yes, you take it and do it, it’s called, if somewhere it doesn’t work out, talk about it, don’t be silent about it, something else, but you move
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forward, but real success, which today there are at the front, we would not predict anything, but today my colleagues are from the fifty-eighth army, i will publish later, they took good pictures of the ukrainian forces in the area in the zone of responsibility of the fifty-eighth army, they arranged a prokhorovka for themselves, they arranged a prokhorovka, first one, second, third, then the men said in a voice, already prokhrovka, they climbed into one place, i burned them there. harness, harness, harness, harness, harness, what they climbed on, what they climbed on, mainly armored personnel carriers, bradleys, m113e, these wheeled vehicles that the turks delivered with the americans, and there is such a diverse company, that is, from the world, apparently
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that gathered in those defeated brigades, which exist, they were attacked, and today it is obvious, it is there, it is visible, why am i talking about this today, today, today there is only one enemy, the united states of america, and for some reason it remained behind the scenes. an extremely serious statement by our freedom secretary nikolai platonovich patrushev, who clearly said that the northern flows have increased the price of the united states of america, in the western press, note there is silence on this issue, why? because the level of competence of nikolai platonovich is not subject to any doubt, he clearly there are arguments and facts why the united states of america did this, it’s just that he wouldn’t have made such a statement for a minute, secretary safbe for security, of course, that’s why today we need to clearly understand that we are all fighting everywhere. with the united ones, the president said about this, we need to be prepared for this, only the presence of a multipolar world is leaving the hegemons aside, this does not mean that the united states needs to be demolished, but maybe it is necessary, or maybe it is necessary, only in this case, there will be a revolution on
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earth peace, there is no other option, but we we must come to this victory, in general, in fact, we are of course approaching a dangerous line , our western enemies are no longer hiding this, so... austin right now, speaking live in the united states congress, said literally the following: i suggest you listen carefully, i have no doubt is that sooner or later russia will be able to challenge nato , and we will find ourselves in a situation where we will shoot at each other, that is , the united states secretary of defense says that the russians and americans will... shoot at each other, preparation to this from the other side there is a massive attack going on, including information , what putin said yesterday, yes, that this is largely provoked
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by information operations, russia is being dehumanized, its citizens are being dehumanized, and not only at the top there, but they are attacking, well, trying to dig up some... then stories, inventing myths about... supposedly cruelty, what is the article in politico that came out today, supposedly analytical, supposedly scientific and deep, that the signs and roots of what we are doing in ukraine, it turns out, lie in how we treated the indigenous people alaska, can you imagine? well, no matter whose cow mooed, let's read, at one time russia controlled 20% of the us territory, and this legacy can explain russian aggression against ukraine. the history of the colonization of alaska
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by the russians, the violence associated with it, the massacres and extermination of the indigenous population, is poorly known to the american political elites. even despite the revision of the european colonization of north america, the role of... russia in the suppression and capture of alaska is still ignored, however, as the dismantling of the monument to the merchant proves for alexander baranov, a key figure in russia's conquest of alaska more than 200 years ago, the russian colonial legacy is not forgotten by all americans. the monument was dismantled back in 2020 in alaska in the small coastal town of sitka; the city council then decided that baranov, who became the first colonial governor of alaska, directly supervised the parabomination. talenkitov and aliut raped native women, personally killed alaska natives and deprived them of their acquired property. and if we take into account that russia has returned to imperialism again in such in places like ukraine, the russian colonial legacy is now more resonant than
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at any time in the past decade, or indeed in all time. alexey valevich, well , this is basically an old american strategy; they developed it back in the mid-fifties . what happened then, two colonial empires collapsed, the main ones, british and french. the americans began to think about how to develop the theme of anti-colonialism against the soviet union. they really considered the alliance, the soviet union, china, anti-colonial forces dangerous, they needed to split it, they took the first step when in 1959 they adopted the law on enslaved peoples. by the way, such a law actually exists, its number is 8690, and it says that since 1918, the policy of bolshevik imperialism led to the loss
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of independence. who lists the entire socialist camp, including china and vietnam, all the union republics, only central asia is called turkistan, in a word, and also attention, a certain cossackia, that is, the don regions, and idel ural, that is, our ural territory, in an amicable way, to us after this law, it would be necessary to break off the relationship, but we pretended that yes, or did not notice this law. then they began to incite our conflict with china, they sent books about the colonial policy of nicholas ii, russia’s attempts to conquer manjuria and korea through colonial means, the clash with the japanese, that is, they began to create an image of a colonial country for us. the next step, remember how they began, starting in 2008, with cries about the genocide of the circassians, which russia allegedly committed, the genocide of some others... big, in my opinion, who else would we have genocide,
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or they tried to attract georgians, whoever they didn’t try. now there's a new twist, alaska, what really happened? in fact, there really was a military conflict between the russian-american company and the tlingit indian tribe, 1802-1805, and whoever armed the tling whales in the united states was the first to... proxy conflict with the united states actually happened even then. this is about the myth and fairy tale of our liberals: ah, until 1945 , russia and the united states had harmony, only the evil stalin came and ruined it. yes nothing like this. already at the beginning of the 19th century, our other friends, in quotes, but then the enemies of the americans, the british, wrote that it was necessary to support the russian fleet, because
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a clash between russia and the united states was inevitable. they didn’t think in the area of north america, we need to pit our two opponents against each other, the british thought, here is the russian-tlenkit war, just at the hands of the americans, they tried to stir up the conflict, i always have only one question: if there was a mass rape there, i don’t know who -where are the descendants of this, where are these mixed people, and the tlingits, aleuts and russians, how to look? this mythical people, please, kriols, yes, in south america, descendants of mixed spaniards and indians, still exist, please, anyone can watch on tv the traces of spanish domination, where the traces of russian domination are among the aliut tlenkits, and the indigenous people - where did america go, but wait, now there is a more interesting question, the russians were exterminated, but why evgeniy, are they doing this? and this is why they do this,
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they have been talking about the russian-chukchi wars for a long time century, then the topic is inflated by the genocide of the komchedals, and how is this where, how the russians exterminated there completely out of the thoughts and history of the komchedals, that is, on the other side of the bering strait, creates and arsenev probably oppressed the dersu uzala, apparently yes, apparently yes, the idea is being created that united... must support separatism in the far east, their long-standing , by the way, fits into their logic, the publication of the far eastern republic of the far eastern republic, which existed from the twentieth to the twenty-second years, the only case when the american the boots were on our land, already under clinton they began to howl, oh, how stupid we were, oh what idiots we were, that we did not officially recognize the far eastern republic then, did not take advantage of the window of opportunity. not just anyone, but specifically, one
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of the leading american analysts, clifford geddie and feona hill. remember their book, the curse of siberia, then publications on this issue, the far eastern republic, that is , all this comes down to a simple idea: to present russia as a colonial country that pursued a dangerous colonial policy, and they will continue to play in this direction and we need to be prepared for this. absolutely, americans and those who succumb to such cheap, clumsy propaganda should just take a history textbook, including any normal history textbook. american, take the top 25 history textbooks, there is a wonderful book, one of my favorites, by howard zin, the people's history of the united states, yes, the people's history of the united states, yes in detail, with details, names, by the hour, actually
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describes how the americans conquered their now, our own, actually foreign land, let's honor this great author. 500 years ago, the history of european penetration into indian settlements on the american continent began. this invasion, according to las casas, even though the figures are exaggerated, where the 3 million indians he speaks of, or less than one million according to the estimates of some historians, or 8 million, as some researchers believe in our time, came from, meant a conquest, slavery death. if you read the history books that are offered children in the united states, then everything... it all starts with a heroic adventure, no bloodshed and a celebration of columbus day. in elementary school there are only rare hints of something different. harvard university historian morison, the most prominent scholar of columbus's life and the author of a multi-volume biography of him, was also a sailor who followed the admiral's entire atlantic voyage. in his famous
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book christopher columbus, the explorer, written in 1954, he talks about robbery and murder. cruel policy started by columbus. and continued by his successors, ultimately led to total genocide. the emphasis on the heroism of columbus and his followers, the emphasis on their role as navigators and explorers, and the lack of emphasis on genocide is not a technical necessity, but an ideological choice. it serves, albeit unintentionally , to justify what was done. i don't believe that in the historical narrative we should accuse columbus, try him and pass sentence on him without his presence, it is too late and it would be futile slacken. in moralizing, but such an easy perception of cruelty as an unpleasant but necessary price for progress, kheroshima and vietnam in the name of saving western civilization, kronstat and hungary for saving socialism, the proliferation of nuclear weapons for universal salvation is still with us, and the reason for this is that these atrocities remain with us to this day is that we
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have learned to bury them in a mass of other facts, just as containers with radioactive waste are buried in the ground, we have learned to pay equal attention to atrocities... the amount of attention they are often given by teachers and writers in the most respected textbooks . the sense of measured morality that we have internalized, stemming from the apparent objectivity of a scientist, is more easily perceived than if it appears after politicians speak at press conferences, and therefore it is more dangerous. we'll be back. home prime. year, what a great moment, congratulations, and remember, i was the first to call you great, not in vain, they admired her, can i ever be worthy of you, they extolled her, you have a soul motherly, kind, anarchic, every word has its own, you want to say, in order to see my mother, i need to have a record,
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life, i’ll tell you a secret, no one knows about it, but i want to say, now on masha’s birthday, the fate of a person with boris korchevnikov in friday on rtr, gyaza turned into a children's cemetery, unicef official james elder, 3,450 children were killed in just 2 weeks. this number is increasing every day. more than 1 million children in the gas sector are experiencing an acute water crisis. production capacity water dropped to 5% of daily production. this entails the threat of child and infant mortality from dehydration. but for seemingly civilized europe, it turns out there is a difference between. a french journalist explained how
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israeli and palestinian children differ. there is no comparison between deliberately killing children in an attack, as hamas does, and involuntarily killing children in self-defense, as israel does. this difference does not mean that the death of a child on one side or the other is more or less less serious. the death of a child is always serious, but on the other hand, there are intellectual and moral differences between the intention to kill or attack someone because of their heritage, which is racism, again, bombing to protect yourself at the risk of killing civilians is not same approach, it's not the same intention , so it's ok that it doesn't cause the same reaction, it causes sadness, but it doesn't cause exactly the same perception, and that's ok because it 's not the same thing. incredible, just nazism europe is returning, absolutely crystal clear, within 24 hours three more employees died in their
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