[000:00:00;00] the times newspaper quotes chief of general staff sanders, who said that for this it will be necessary to attract the civilian population, it must be trained, equipped to form a new civilian army, well , that is, we are talking about terrorist defense, for this, in the brains of the subjects, as the general put it, there must

be a patriotic shift. according to the latest data from great britain, the allies have already trained more than 38 thousand vsushnikov, more than 34 thousand people have completed the infantry training program, another 400 special courses for training doctors, sappers, marines, well then there are people in foggy albion who are ready, as it were, for war with russia. generations of british recruits serve in north yorkshire, where it all began. it is the largest british army garrison in the world. but the army's strength is dwindling. now the outgoing chief of the general staff, general sir patrick sanders, is warning that the army really needs to be strengthened. he said this will affect us, and we, as a military

generation, must also prepare. this is a task that concerns the entire nation. ukrainian experience demonstrates perfectly that wars are started by regular armies, but civilian armies win them. this problem has always existed, as a country we are no longer at war, we have stopped active hostilities. if you remember, we stopped fighting in afghanistan in 2014. so, for 10 years now we have not sent our soldiers into battle or deployed our forces in a combat zone

. and recruitment is always underway. typer begins in january and will cover 11 countries, the largest coordinated uk rollout in a generation. units in several multinational exercises throughout europe. the operation will demonstrate the british army's combat readiness and commitment to nato. a modern british army that is ready for the challenges of the future requires us to adapt the way we train to meet the needs of the soldiers of the future. army basic training will change in 2024. a new military academy was created, uniting everything. the prime minister's spokesman said the uk was investing in its army and that conscription was not being considered, but there was the reasons why such a senior military figure as sanders claims this, and one of them, is the need to appeal to the british public and remind them of the state and readiness of the army in this country, in the event that the worst happens, in neighboring richmond the question of

the civilian army is not yet popular. i think we should be prepared for the fact that the situation in the world, it's not what it used to be, isn't it, we're a small country, the population isn't that large, and we're just struggling to finance something that's brought if we were to be at the global level, along with countries like america or russia, or perhaps the united countries of the middle east, i just don't think we are on the same level financially, if you ask people over sixty, they would agree, citizen army yes, they would like it. i think yes, although everyone will be scared, i think there are a lot of people now who are ready to help. the minister of defense in his speech insisted that recruitment and retention of military personnel of all types of armed forces is the main thing priority. i work very hard to

ensure that, like many western armies. to ensure that the men and women we need for our armed forces have the necessary qualifications and are up to the task. we'll have to go back to more. large armed forces, it should be a citizen army, and not just a civilian one, but it should be a volunteer army like what we had in the past, we will probably need it again in the future, because if you look at what is happening in europe, let's forget about the rest of the world for now, in europe the large ground forces are germany, poland, the scandinavian countries, they will have very large forces when they mobilize, we will never have large forces, but we need them to be ready for what forces may be

needed. this one turned out to be republican senator ranpaul, we are talking about five or even 6 billion dollars for ice cream in the usa, then the senate will vote, after the house of representatives, then only joe biden’s signature will remain, but there is an important nuance: to transfer assets, you need the consent of all countries, the so-called big seven, with this problem he writes that, at best, for

approval. everything, responsible for the operation of the armed forces of ukraine in the crimea, reported that it was transferring as many as 10 motor boats worth $20 million to ukraine from the barsky shoulder. denmark is allocating 13 million euros to ukraine for protection against cyber attacks, that is, they are

now counting millions, not billions. proposed artificial intelligence to predict what the world could expect in the next 5 years if a major global conflict between russia and nato. so, in the next 11 months, military operations will begin in eastern europe and the arctic. the next 11 months, that means this year. at this stage, russia and the united states will allegedly announce general mobilization. once again, general mobilization in the next 11 months. then the conflict will begin to spread, in

the twenty-fifth year it will embrace all the us allies in nato, all the states associated with russia in the twenty-sixth. a third world war will be declared, in which the entire planet will be involved. end of the world. 2029. if you believe the forecasts of artificial intelligence, then it is in the twenty-ninth year that the threat of the use of nuclear weapons will reach what is called the boiling point, as a result 20 million people will die, well, that is , not everyone will die, and someone will be lucky. there is only one thing to reassure in these absolutely insane forecasts. this year they did not move the hands on the doomsday clock. put in position 90 seconds before the worst, the journal bulletin of atomic scientists believes that it has not gotten worse in this twenty-fourth year, i want to believe that it won’t, but

of course we’ll see. russia's desire to deploy additional nuclear weapons and the possibility of war with nato is growing as vladimir putin believes that the us and its allies will not dare to retaliate with a nuclear strike. this is stated in a report by the center for strategic studies, which warns that the united states will not want to cross the nuclear line and will want to end the conflict. the center also adds that russia believes that western countries do not have the will to use

nuclear weapons or accept losses in possible conflict, and this further fuels her thoughts about the use of nuclear weapons. the western approach to the use of nuclear weapons is called strategic uncertainty. we never say what we will do in a given situation. the use of tactical nuclear weapons to avoid defeat in ukraine may not lead to a nuclear response from the united states. but i am sure that a stunning blow will be dealt with the help of conventional weapons. we're not talking about strategic nuclear weapons like what happened in kheroshima and gossack, we are talking about small local nuclear strikes, to which america will not give an equivalent response. one of the officials in the kremlin said that america would not be ready to sacrifice any boston for the sake of conditional knowledge, so they are not afraid of a response to the local

use of nuclear weapons first. i think that there is nothing behind these words, because even those small missiles that the russians have, they have the same explosive power as the bombs dropped on jeroshima on gassaki, these will be huge explosions, but these are not intercontinental ballistic missiles capable of destroying a city like

birmingham or a person, no one expects that... that the us is ready to go to the end, and putin may want to do the same and start a new cold war with the usa. 2024, unexpected escalation between russia and the us, potentially caused by a cyber attack. the war will begin with the first military clashes

in europe and the arctic. twenty-fifth year, the conflict is growing, nato member countries are joining the war. russia is trying to find allies. twenty-sixth year. china is joining the war, both directly and indirectly. proxy wars are breaking out around the world as the us and russia support different sides. twenty-seventh year. me : moscow's shorter-range nuclear weapons, known as non-strategic nuclear weapons designed for use on the battlefield, are becoming increasingly important to the kremlin. russia primarily has short-range, air-, land- and sea-launched missiles capable of deploying nuclear warheads. throughout theater of operations, they can also

put the entire nato alliance at risk. nato itself does not have any kind of compensating capability that would match russia's nuclear capabilities. twenty- eighth, ceasefire negotiations failed due to deep-seated mistrust and the collapse of global financial markets. the twenty-ninth year is an absolute dead end. the us and russia return to the negotiating table to end world war iii. world. faces the reality of

global reconstruction after destruction. runs around a damaged tank, but heavenly punishment still overtakes him. the great russian kulibins also do not know any limits, this time, another miracle of design thought looks exactly like this: the soldiers installed

the anti-tank missile system fagoda on drones. the drone itself is used as a mobile platform. if he really goes on the offensive, he will go far, well, this fighter, who filmed his own action camera, how an anti-personnel mine turns him into a table, is proof of this,

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that's it, guys, you're leaving, let's go, boys, fly, guys, when we talk about artillery , when we talk about artillery, we usually think about large-caliber artillery, for nato countries it’s 155 mm, and for soviet-style weapons it’s 152 mm, but now we are in the position of guns that just don’t you will see, they are called sniper, the american m101 105 caliber is probably the best among the guns of its class, it fired its first shots back during the second world war and remained in service... among the advantages is its small size. enemy aerial reconnaissance aircraft fly around the clock

above the front line. the commander of this howitzer spends most of its crew time in the braiding area so that there is no unnecessary demoscuring movement on the surface. at the moment, probably, drones are generally the most dangerous thing that exists, as soon as drones appear, you are already prepared for what

will fly to you. now fpv drones have very... nothing to do with true love, like halloween, it is also proposed to be officially recognized as a holiday alien to us. in addition, the patriarch opposed adoption. whose adoptive parents have citizenship of countries where same-sex marriage is allowed, we will not allow our children to be turned into

spiritual monsters, that’s what the patriarch said. the head of the russian orthodox church said that they gave away a boy and made him a girl. it is unacceptable that what is categorically prohibited in our country, in russia, is implemented in relation to our own people. small citizens, well, the thoughts of the patriarch are confirmed in the west by their terrible statistics. 30% of americans who are members of generation z are people aged 18 to 25 years old, identify themselves as part of the lgbt community. the study reports that one in four american adults identifies as gay, bisexual, lesbian or trans. in fact, among the parents of this generation, this percentage was seven

points, and you may ask, how is this possible? the answer to this question can probably be found in the new american program: my unusual family. the program talks about three transgender people who live, as they themselves say, in a polyamorous relationship, but this is not yet... a problem. this is the addams family is raising two minor children. and, of course, how to raise children without lgbt values ​​is correct. you can't get by in modern america. three transgender people claim that their eldest twelve-year-old child is anti-gender. this one, so to speak, has already been pumped up, but his two-year-old child. they just have to drag slavery into lgbt people. at the same time, the so-called parents claim that they will not

influence the choice of the child’s gender, but just in case. address the baby using the neutral pronoun they, that is, they. well, the main star of norwegian television, who was a girl, lotte, was replaced by alex at the age of 27, and in the end did everything to look like a man and become this man. alex took testosterone to increase facial hair growth, and then did lots and lots of strength training. the records are 130

kg. ready, the heart is beating, you can come and have a look, oh my god, the baby is very active , he doesn’t lie still for a second, watch him, let me check it again, well, that’s it, everything is very good, yes, moment

exciting, neshta, look, amazing, there’s a whole little person inside me, amazing , simply amazing, the best movie in the world, thank you so much, simply incredible, oh, look, real photographs, so wonderful, just look, how

wonderful , yes, very nice, yes. i was born a girl and was a lesbian, my name used to be lotta, how old are you here, about three, i acted like a boy all the time, i competed with boys all the time, but i also had feminine traits,

although i would have a style. as a teenager, it's hard. and then i'm like this i came up with the idea to be accepted in society, i started taking testosterone to pump up my muscles. i thought that by changing my appearance i would solve the problem, because i was always a bully. and that's why you chose testosterone? yes, yes, i had training five to six times a week, i erased the feminine from myself. and this is exactly what you wanted? yes, i lifted 130 kg, and

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