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the nearest mobilization will also go. no, not the same. and as you do not need to know, nor do i need to know the people need to know will know, no, people's mobilizations are always a state secret. i live in the country and served in the army, which is a big part of the mobilization. and we know how to do it. mobilize the division from the moment the button is pressed, when all the vehicles are standing or on tank carriers? or the entire division is on the road for 48 hours. 48 hours

at 11:00 the first hour did not engage in combat on the channel. the reservists didn’t have any training, they didn’t drive them to the camps, they went through all this before at 11 o’clock there was the first battle. golan is faster, because there, in short, the distance. that is, the army must be

organized so that it is an army of reservists, and you have no way out. it must have been organized. so, well, i do not know and well the body. we have had several reformers. no, well, just to rebuild something when you are at war, it also takes time. just now, of course rebuild people need to be ready now. now i'm recruiting people.

if the citizens of your country knew a tenth of what i know about your country. i understand. we will not let you out of our country. so it will be reliable, it was blown away when they tried to do it. it cost russia very dearly to the soviet union, so there is no need for the second dozen yakovlevich. no need. that's the last thing to do, try to keep me from somewhere or somewhere to keep it hopeless, but i say, seriously and me too i have two people still not a word they said stop. yes, you were not on the doorstep. we are already at war, and this is a total war for your state. and if you want all your people to treat it like that then tell him what's going on otherwise complains about me with his

subscribers. the answers i will convey let such that you must if you are already embroiled in this war. then this war must be brought to an end, and the end of its negotiations for victory by 100%. but victory on the battlefield. this is the achievement of the goals that were set and the weapons that go to ukraine can be stopped only on the western border of ukraine only on the western border of ukraine and no warnings any weapons. let them send whatever they

want. here we are all, uh, more or less familiar with the sazes of cybernetics. yes, it is the science of management. here imagine there is a managing subject. yes, there is a kind of black box that we are trying to manage. we somehow stimulate him, touch him with a stick. yes, and he gives us some kind of feedback. and here we are watching and talking. yes, if we poked like that, he performs there, says, i have red lines here and so further. and if he is stronger, it turns out that he fulfills his promises and gives out some sort of reaction. yes, they poked it there. he actually went to us here and so on. all clear. all clear. we understand, we paint the algorithm of its action along the line. this is how they did it here. won. this is how it will do it. that's all it means, a managed object. and especially if it does not occur when we and our exposure to some kind of error. yes, what

is called it is not some kind of wrong reaction, yes, and if the object gives out the same stimulus to different stimuli reaction or completely different reactions to one stimulus, then we do not control this object, therefore it is there in the west. that's completely logical as well. you are a very smart person to ask these questions. and why is there russia that announced the red lines, they went. and why didn’t she break off some relations with estonia? and that's just them, and what are they even there, that's due to their inherent snobbery. they think we are a weak b stupid. well, let them think, but it's not. and so, when they think so, they will be very mistaken, firstly, they don’t govern. they do not understand how we will behave and act. they are confused. secondly, they think that we are just so bad and not controlled. they are so cool they will cope with us, but everything will be different, therefore, let them think that they are weak, that we are weak stupid, this will be their weakness, you understand correctly that if now it

sounded in interpreting with the mind, russia cannot be understood by arshin general not to be measured , including, uh, including and including including this, well, there was also a tactless question, this is necessary clever we are a stick, so we lost our country twice. well, twice in a row. one hundred years lost their country. this is also a lot of talking, but it's now this is not the same third time knows. well, look, they believe that they are repeating the tragedy of 17 and the ninety-first year, but they will not succeed, because they built the model wrong, it does not fit. well, of course, an optimist. here, and actually what i wanted to say, yes, here is the topic that we started discussing about euthanasia and about all these things you you know, even just some kind of big progress before in england, if a beggar man, then he’s just straight to the gallows and that’s it. that is, they have the same beggars.

uh, after the fencing laws and so on. they just hanged them. they killed them and cost what their publicists now openly say that we subject the poor to autonasia. here's how the last step. yes , these patients are generally legit. mentally ill who are not fully conducive listen to how it differs from the shape of the skull from the shape of the nose and so on. that is, this is real fascism, which called nazism, yes, which is just about, but legalized. and what is here? where does this love for euthanasia come from? where did she come from? in fact, doctors are not lobbyists, this story is doctors against tanasia. they say that this is the degradation of medicine, because the degradation of resuscitation, if a person, uh, does not need to be saved, but he is sick he is hopeless. why does he animate? why a lot of all these events, some expensive devices and everything

else, so, uh, everything. it gradually begins to die off and gradually dies off and in general all medicine, by the way, in these countries, where euthanasia is at such a high level, they cannot boast, by the way, of great and good medicine. so, and lobbying is people who just came from humanitarian circles and who say, guys. here is a man. he's also free. this is the main value. we have freedom liberals. they are freedom the main value and therefore there is no person, which should not determine what i want my beliefs to be. what i want, i have what i want, so i choose my gender. well, that's bad luck, yeah, here, uh, no i can choose two things for myself, when should i die, yes, and when should i be born? well, here, of course, immediately arises. and why is this, if i can’t choose when i have these flags, please, suicide, this is proof of my freedom, so i’m a free person, so the most walking was not some kind of god, yes, who doesn’t exist. i can win it. but, uh, when i am born, they also come

up with such a tale that, it turns out, the soul lives somewhere there and then chooses. in what body and in what year to incarnate, but by doing so they do not understand that they they are moving away from materialism and pushing through such a theology that a soul lives somewhere, which chooses when it will incarnate, and so on at once some kind. a spiritual world arises, though not a christian one, but it does. yes, but nevertheless they insist on this weakness. well, well, someone says that materialists someone says that began to get rid of materialism. yes, this is not always a spider people, that is, they all have something. e your twist, of course, that if one of the representatives of this liberal, it is they who definitely practice something, i practice some tactics will say. well, look here, what a thing on the one hand. it's like we're just starting to talk. no, e means, eh god, he determined the dates and dates for everyone and so on, then we close, and the opportunity for

such things as a feat, but in fact that's the difference between our feat. see the difference between ours. but now i’ll say, i’ve just read it on the internet, well, as they say, i probably think, i think that in this case it’s not a fake that it’s true. and what about our guys. what whipped uh, in the donbass, they repeated the feat of gastello. yes, the plane flew into the tank column with all its strength when it was shot down, and it means that it brought it out, by the way, they were returned with honors. well, that means, especially since it is so . i mean, it's a feat. yeah and uh, someone might say please, well that's suicide. no, that's the point, no , that's the point, no. that's why, that's why absolutely right. this is just a theological point of view. i just wanted to say to her that it does just not that someone takes over, but there, well, the opportunity to end your life. and this, they say , is nothing like a god against god.

he says, if you lay down your life for your friends, there is no more that love, that is, it is just a feat that christ himself did on his wheeled feat. e is just worth it when he is for the sins of mankind. i put it here. therefore, just at our pole, this heroism, when for your friends, when a comrade dies himself, she helps out their efforts. yes, just like in tananase, just like pure suicide when people say, yes, i don’t like living, or let’s kill those who are beggars, why do we need them, and so on. that's really a struggle between good and evil is happening now dmitry yes, to be honest, i'll show you superman come on, americano is called a superhero. there will be an important announcement on december 15, but he has a

lot of important announcements there. to be honest, i really didn't get it. uh, as if from the point of view of cybernetics, who deceived whom? yes, i would say even worse. i did not understand, what does cybernetics have to do with it? well, i i understand that the basic principles of reaction to reactions to stimuli determine controllability. yes, this is known as let's drink for hibernation. yes, because then it differs little from biological experiments with a frog. only she did not know that she was engaged in cybernetics, of course, she gives this example, which i therefore will not apply. well, as for, well, as for dosaaf, i remember various kinds of posters of the dosaaf of the ussr, a voluntary society for the assistance of the army of the aviation fleet, and there all these people are young and always with little ones models, that means, but airplanes and somehow, if now we could show some e to a person aged 25-20 years. some old de sass poster, he would say that there were drones already in the soviet union, i must say, yes, the pioneers and komsomol members made drones, so to

speak, right? yes, yes, yes, yes in combat drones. well, then they forgot everything, no, really, it's just that it's just a conversation about to a conversation that it's like it's not such a complicated thing, as it were. and this is safa, give me dmitry now. yes, yes, well, it's just just just an observation. but as for the war. yes, we are waging a war, though, i don’t think that it’s right like this, how it should be determined how the war with nato is used for this, as one of the tools, but really the war with the so -called united west, which is now changing its configuration, it is really running. eh, what are the tasks here, in my opinion, it is important just to understand what they are trying to achieve. why are they here for them, as if nothing works, so how does it work, what does it do to us, what tasks do we face? well, firstly, what do they get they fight for free, well, almost for

free. they are fighting right here. so, i don't know how to say this today, they raised the stakes. yes , that means they will be somewhere. e a little more than 4%. from the amounts that they allocate, because this is exactly as much as the printed money costs them. well, you know the emission rate. this is how we are in reality, it costs them so much 4% of the total printed amount, therefore, when they say, that they are in ukraine or there for some other, uh, barmaley allocates 400, so to speak, i understand billions of dollars, for example, or 10 billion dollars. they allocate four with a small percentage evenly, because the rest is the world with it lives, until, no matter how hyperinflation it leads, they howl at our borders with proxy for a very low price, go bad, yes, they have everything here with this there are certain kinds of problems, but again, yes, there are none. well, how hmm the problem arises, but once again this problem of a technical nature so far, so far, the

only one who really suffers from europe is how they played it, including they were going to rob europe, you cannot rob what you yourself financed at one time. well, how is it? so you built a beer stall, you trade in it, you trade, and then you come at night to rob it in a very russian way. well, yes. well, it turns out that in american yes? that is, you are your own beer stall. you come to plunder europe after the forty-fifth year, and then after the ninety-second expanded in the result of the plans. marshal is absolutely a creature and an addition to the american economy. then it became global and belonged not to the people of the united states and not to the entrepreneurial united states, but to global mega-corporations. but it's still their only task to stop funding them, they kept the european standard of living in the united states for the middle class for people educated for working class people, so to speak. although this is a slightly outdated concept of americans, twice as much was needed to work in comparison with europeans in order to receive

the same benefits, i’m not talking about the social package, which is still not available in america. therefore, they are simply dumping now, they are dumping europe, they are burning it, creating difficulties for us. true well , as if in nord stream one nord stream 2, two tasks are solved simultaneously. i can tell who blew that just curious. yes, but everything is silent, including us, and nothing exploded in response, the fact that we are silent is also incomprehensible. i don’t know, in my opinion, vladimir vladimirovich putin hinted completely the transparency that you've hinted hinted at, well, a hint is good. and you can see to act, and so we will soon see. there are all the weapons with our silence. so, here they are carrying out, as it were, this task, but they are afraid to gouge in london and say, well, you wait, generaltenant. it's so easy to say or the british are ready to fuck, i think it will start. and so

, uh, in general, they completely fulfill the tasks that washington sets for themselves at the same time, despite all the laws that they now understand. i 'll see everything now, how the new law will be fulfill. because at the same time, that liberal administration is now in washington. it continues to itself. despite all the blocking, so to speak, there is a certain damage to social networks , new laws have been adopted for the time being. uh, promotes his own ideology in our ranks, that is, among the youth through existing even social networks. and how would our russian continued propaganda of exactly the same, if you come to any university and conduct an honest survey. you will find out that there is tolerance for all these nasty things and from depravity. yes, even their drugs are almost 100%. want to check it out. let's check the contact there is a separate exception in the form of students, if

the speech is good good in the form of faculty, okay good, and in other places. it's like they are such soviet jokes about the types of love, so yes, so to speak there. in the capitalist countries, everywhere in social security is found in the soviet union about the institution of the world economy, which was an exception now. what's not a joke? you are simply not familiar with the subject of vitaly exactly. yes i am everything your bosses knew, and then i knew all your bosses. and what will we do with this further acquaintance with objects. this is an acquaintance with the authorities. it reminds me of a movie of a rook, khachaturov, you know about something, i knew that yours were on the part ha, so that's it. uh, their task. so far they are fulfilling but what is our task? in this situation, is it worth it? no, it is, of course, a rocket in london. it 's beautiful, but in theory. our task is to ensure that we have here the opportunity for development,

which they hold back, and that on our borders we did not fight. and now here's the question. and what we are doing for this task means, well, we noted a certain kind of stabilization in the economy, what we have done in order to stabilize this situation, as it were, because of this. to proceed from the task of diplomacy, the military and economic bloc of the government, and so on, should be subordinated, in my opinion, to this at least a tactical task in diplomacy is there, it is clear what it should serve for is a separate conversation. in my opinion. that's it. it is precisely this concentration that should be at the forefront, by the way, speaking of relying exclusively on a military solution to the issue is also wrong. at the end of its existence, the soviet union drove 4 million troops into the army, as a result of which the training of professional technical youth and other universities fell extremely. the general was not enough, but nevertheless, the professional training of the seventies dwindled, because everyone from the age of 2 gave three years in the fleet

gave. so it should be here too. if we say that war is being waged on all planes, then attention must be paid. precisely just to all all planes, but in the end i can say, so listen to us, well, the war is being waged on our territory. now it's true, right? can i ask? but he wants to participate in an accident somehow, so you don’t want to, and we raised this question here, but diplomacy, that is, i understand that in western rights, so to speak, different ones are diplomatic for me. yes it is when i see the front lines. military units with their own weapons venezuela nicaragua cuba syria african countries dkb country china mongolia iran north korea which fights together against the damned imperialists and i will add to this a little thing, you can ask, but in the countries of the dkb. at least the card of the world is accepted by such

uncomfortable questions, unfortunately, this, that is, once again, this is also a front, of course, a front. this is also a front. hello yes, not kohl was soon mentioned again from the four. the main thing, but the four heads of europe, including the island, and rome , paris and even berlin, london are much more dear to me for something place, although the russian oligarchs, as you know, and not only the oligarchs, but also the directors of some of its academic institutions. they loved london very much, that is, they love it. here but you first, well, i'm full of blows against you first let's demonstrate in kiev that you are ready there are many small enemy lairs here? here but no. this is the main thing of this is determination. i do not see, there is only when not military secrets civilian military plans together, yes, but now now they will choose. i'm

like, london likes not to hit him for a reason, of course here. this is the most important thing, kiev for sure, but i won’t even take it apart here. yes, or in london, let's say the ikea regime he gave up, he died, he died for the lack of suppliers. here it is possible i very closely arose a question. but, uh, what they say we could not have made the minsk agreements in that fourteenth year, this is a separate very interesting topic, now there is no time to explain, but uh at the beginning of the 2000s, when there were also a lot of russian chicks from different countries of the post-soviet space. i always spoke in the local with this fedor, and anti-russian worthy, you understand that it exists for russia, a typical program, ukraine we talk about what made ukraine the way we know it today, typical and, of course, peculiar. that's what we're interested in. we hope

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