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international republican institute iri and albert einstein institute based where in belgrade based? well, quite simply on the spot. at the crime scene. this base fund. the open society of george soros, one of the world's largest international charitable organizations, initiates and supports programs in the field of education, culture and the arts of public health , initiatives whose stated goal is to develop the idea and mechanisms of an open society. do you remember how much this organization has done in the world. this the organization actively sponsors the nto not the government of the organization. do you know what budget is more than 19 billion? 19 years of
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american dollars as far as i know, you had a patron who claimed you were your adopted son and you traveled with him to help seize property from the jews. yes it is. such an experience can drive a psychiatrist on the couch for many years. it was difficult for you, maybe because as a child you don't see the connection, but it didn't cause any problems to
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promote the interests of foreign countries. this fund the imf and the world bank can say this better than i can junpergings about his speech in one of our besogons. listen, we find a country with a large supply of resources, like oil, and we lend a large amount on behalf of the world bank or one of its organizations.
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actually money. never come to this country. they go to our big corporation to build the infrastructure in this country, powerful factories, industrial factories, ports. all of them enrich only a few rich people in this country and ours. corporation most people do not even feel the presence of this money, but these people the whole country will be left with huge debts. so huge that he can't pay it back. and that 's part of the plan. they cannot pay it at some point. we're economic killers come back and say listen, you should teach us money can't pay debts. so sell oil cheaply to our country. let us build a military base for your country. send your troops to help ours somewhere. enemy or support us in the un, privatize your electricity companies along with the water and sewer system and sell them to us corporations or other international corporations so there is a whole, fast growing system. the way the imf and the world bank operate is
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very simple. they drag the state into a debt hole and it's so big that the country will never pay off, and then they lend more to get even more interest. and you insist on this service for a service that you call conditioning or good governance, which is basically means that they will be forced to sell their own resources, including many of their social services to their utility companies, sometimes their school system and their justice system, their insurance system to foreign corporations, the so-called independent journalism and paperwork. they proved that practically the majority does not depend on journalists, they are directly connected with law enforcement agencies and with all intelligence agencies that are interested in their influence in those countries where they want to promote these interests to warm up certain public sentiments there is an agency, usa the purpose of this
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agency is to deliver reliable news and information to strategically important audiences in foreign countries and to serve as a reliable source of news and a clear example of a free professional press for countries that do not have independent media . budget agency attention eight hundred million us dollars a year what is reliable information? what is strange about not having an independent press? that is, these are countries in which information is
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based on official sources, right, which a priori is already considered false. therefore, in these countries where there is no independent information, very independent information is received. well, very reliable from this amazing agency. by global media that's right. you follow the chain. how it works? what does it work for? and what happens when they lose this influence, let's say after putin's famous speech in munich, russia is a country with more than a thousand years of history and almost always enjoyed the privilege of pursuing an independent foreign policy. we are not we are going to change this tradition today and of course we would also like to deal with
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responsible and also independent partners. they resort to isolating the country. to do this, there is a mechanism the first step towards this isolation was the signing of the atom of magnesia, finally, the activities of ngos stood up in russia a little. understandable they were deemed undesirable. and what do you think? no, each of these organizations has an extensive network of affiliated organizations of individuals, a significant number of small local ngos supported by various charitable foundations. so i agree with the usid-1 report, only in russia from 1990 to 2000
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, more than three hundred thousand such ngos were created, delve into the figure of 300,000. organizations in russia and despite the legislative ban on the existence and operation of the national endowment for democracy, but on the territory of russia it was in 2015, the organization - this is not, reported on the implementation of three hundred and seventy-four projects with a total budget of 205.7 million us dollars for the nineteenth year. how experts calculate trust in the nbu in 20 years begins to surpass and significantly trust
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the population in the state the media and the state, in general, this is happening exponentially the task is to drop trust in the state any event is a negative problem, flooding, fires, and so on and so on everything boils down to the fact that the state is to blame this is what these igos work for. for many years, kovalchuk was right, who said in one of our bezogons at the round table, we lost, because under what the americans need to learn, they play they play for long. that's when the war ended. now i'll show you that the war is over. here is what nikita sergeevich said it would seem that we were dancing here, stand up and they two brothers gave sa one director of the cia and the second secretary of state with the full
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cover of financial support from rockefeller, who now died with a seventh heart. they started what we eat today. here, look. first they created wolf health, you organize, the international health organization. they created it not because to attract people, but in order to take under control the state of health, the world and influence it by vaccination, anything. and look. it was a funded organization . uh, rockefeller and his closest collaborator and buddy cheese-hall became the first president of the world view of health officials in 48 years. here is his quote, in order to come to a world government , it is necessary to expel the consciousness of people, their individuality, attachment to the family traditions of the nation. patriotism and religious dogma destruction of the concepts of truth and lies, which are the basis of raising a child replacing faith in the experience of elders with what
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nikita was talking about with rational thinking, introducing belated goals needed to change human behavior. this is a memorandum of the forty-eighth year of the fifties, damn it, as if everything is drawn today, no, we all rely on the fact that, well, common sense will triumph not triumph. we need to invest and invest. if not more, then at least as much, in order to create in this way a base that will grow along with the self-consciousness of young people who must understand that threatens them from there and what they can get here and how to make them live well and right here, how they should protect what they have now. well, did you notice that all these organizations somehow sound harmonious, think tank. that
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is, these are the brain centers, this is the brain crack. this is a factory of thought, or something, and now it is interesting information that these centers such centers appeared more than 100 years ago, that is, for 100 years these analytical centers have been working, developing, not taking on new forms. their interests have evolved over more than 100 years. they have spread to 182 countries on all continents. in russia, such analytical centers began to appear. naturally in the early nineties. these include the liberal mission, the levada center, gorbachev he is sakharov, the center, and so on and so on, there are dozens of these centers. i do not want to occupy your attention with their listings. just like that, offhand, completely dotted, but voncarnegie for
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international peace. what is the name of the beautiful not for an international war, but for peace hmm fine the caucasian institute of peace democracy and development understand the caucasian institute of war and bending no, this is the peace development of georgia if you ask an american simple on the street where georgia is and so on, bulgaria estonia france friedrich ebert foundation is also included in this list. we are familiar with him. look and offered to participate in a project dedicated to the soldiers. killed during world war ii. this interested me very much, since since childhood i have been fond of history and culture from my country and in germany, i learned and studied in detail the biography of georg yohanal gerak was one of the 250,000
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german soldiers who were surrounded by the soviet army in the so-called stalingrad cauldron. after the end of the fighting. he ended up in a camp for military blender only 6,000 of these pows returned home brightly. they were not among them for a long time, the relatives of the deceased soldier considered him missing and only last year. george's family. received information from the people's union of germany for the care of the influences of burials, that the soldier died from the harsh conditions of captivity on march 17 , 1943. in the beketovka prisoner of war camp, the story there touched me and pushed me to visit the burial place of wehrmacht soldiers near the town of kopeisk. this made me extremely sad, because i saw the graves of dead people, among whom many wanted to live peacefully and did not want to fight. listen, how does it sound? here nikolai says, and the work on the project touched
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me or extremely upset me, or many wanted to live peacefully and did not want to fight this excerpts from the text of nikolai, well, are you going to tell me that it was written by a schoolboy or his mother? this is pure water interlinear. this is a translation from german or some other language is a translation. here we saw a fragment with the participation of kolya desyatnichenko from urengoy, this is a meager drop, a drop. well, in general, indicative. because work with young people, it is carried out consistently aggressively and everywhere. look, you all know mikhail khodorkovsky and i remember his attitude towards our country very well, a revolution in russia is inevitable, the remnants of reserves and threats
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repression, only delay its inevitable onset. you know that open russia and the open society are considered undesirable in russia, but is this true? there is none of them. but look, there is a charitable organization with a very beautiful name , the oxford russian foundation, which has been operating in russia since 2006. it is an organization created and funded by the khodorkovsky foundation oxford founders. the fund is also the founder of the khodorkovsky fund, according to the financial statements of the khodorkovsky fund oxford russia foundation is the main recipient of citizens, that
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is, the oxford russian foundation, which is funded by those organizations recognized as undesirable in our country. but the tasks that are declared look how noble it sounds. preservation of cultural heritage, educational activities facilitating the dissemination and implementation of educational innovations by making a donation to an educational institution in a way to apply their talents and abilities in professional and personal development, as well as in social activities, while, according to the representative of the organization, the foundation does not have any social religious or
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political attitudes and does not pursue ideological goals. they just take our guys to help them. educate and not to return home. renewed who received knowledge worked for the glory of their fatherland and this is done by people who announce sanctions to us. well, how are you, that in this we believe in this, what are we being told? well, what are you, who are we, that we didn’t see, just didn’t hear, like the background of soros in the wild times of the nineties, which are 100 rubles each. the scientist was paid 100 dollars and he held this piece of paper, and they told me about it in our besogone and said that i finally received 100 dollars.
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he wrote works scientists wrote works for money in order to live, in order to live not to sell their homeland, but to live because they believed that they needed these documents for the development of society for the development of the world, so they simply wrote scientific papers for 100 dollars, who bathed. with your gang, which as a result become nothing but intelligence activities and industrial and scientific. damn, we’ll put it mildly that we don’t understand this, and how can we, if we believe our colleagues from the oxford russian foundation for ideological problems and programs, do n’t have any, so they, uh, very charitably pay our students 100,000 rubles. per month. you understand some money for yes, not just
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for a student, just for employees, this is being done so that he returns. e home, eh enlightened and and lived and worked here, please, 20:00 all over the country. here kaliningrad to vladivostok are related. with this fund, i will give only a few examples so as not to bore you, but they are very indicative of the scheme of russian universities participating in the programs of the fund, which i just talked about subsections higher educational institutions names allocated grants amount coordinator from the fund. well, then the contacts are information for 2017-18, and the people who are named here. they may no longer work. they went somewhere else or they ceased to be these coordinators, but in the
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reports for 2017 and the eighteenth years. they exist, i repeat, i won’t name all of them, because it’s a long time, because you understand that this is a document voronezh state university 193,000 dollars a year. sergey mikhaylovich kamshilin foundation coordinator perm state national research university 215,000 us dollars coordinator in notes alexander yuryevich professor of the department of philosophy of state research institute, ural federal university named after boris nikolayevich yeltsin $193,000 coordinator kvashena galina mikhailovna deputy project for academic affairs far eastern federal university $298,000 andrey
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nikolaevich vice-rector for educational educational worker. irkutsk state university 318,000 dollars olga alexandrovna deputy chairman of the council for nirs yoke. and so on kazan kuban nizhny novgorod petrozavodsk saratov siberian federal university tver tomsk higher school of economics 495, among other things, thousand dollars in samara tyumen ulyanovsk southern federal and yaroslavl these are federal educational institutions scattered throughout the country that participate in the programs of this fund, they will tell me. and what is maybe you're nothing yes, everything would be fine if i had not told you what i told you before, are you idiots or what? they say, and what's wrong yes, nothing bad.
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and these amounts, by the way, the spread is as high as 121,000 dollars, as at yaroslavl state university to 495,000 dollars, as above the school of economics and now let's summarize, and in 2020 the agency us international development has allocated $ 40 billion from the us budget, $661 million will be used to counter russian malign influence in europe in eurasia and central asia and $112 million to enhance
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rapid response and stabilization capabilities for emerging democracies. but it's all a document. if 661 million is directed to this , to counteract the influence of russia in europe in asia, eurasia is the money that is invested in our citizens so that they counteract the influence of russia on life europe, asia and eurasia, we can tolerate this. well, we must understand that if we do not take drastic measures. then it will be too late. and those same people who, for 100,000 a month, learned to love the motherland will open the gates from the
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inside without even suspecting what they are doing, assuming that by doing so they are bringing our country into a civilized society, moreover, one should not think that this, so to speak, is only connected with no russia, please, offhand belarus $5 million, kyrgyzstan $28 million, kazakhstan $27 million , armenia $26 million uzbekistan 14 million dollars around the perimeter. they are preparing a vacuum for us only for two revolutions in ukraine and in kyrgyzstan, the united states spent 110 million dollars, and after that we will be surprised that two generations of people have grown up in ukraine who will never understand that this is a russian ukrainian to take and it is naive to think that towards the people who have come out voru on the street.
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women's power structures, which will practically solve the issue, will not solve this issue. yes if the people who go out fairly absolutely they demand respect. what is there to say at all? i agree with it. well no these billions are being spent on these people. she is completely different and we have seen both in belarus and ukraine from kyrgyzstan and in general i am sure of one thing. what is real power, real wealth, real power? this is what you need to use as little as possible in order to use force less often . it's
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impossible otherwise. and now i want you very briefly demonstrate. again from our former bessons and what are the results of that work? which we have. please, look at the short reportage made by pranker lexus. here are the guys who left the yeltsin center. after they have spent and read for years, they understand freely. as they understand what happened really liked the story. i learned about history. the ussr was told there. that there were presidents and they did not think about the people, they themselves decided because of their power, and yeltsin decided to listen to the people. so russia has become a new and free people. life gave a free people have become more
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free more free choice in clothing. here are the words in hair color. and you, in general, to me in appearance and what they say there was no freedom of speech. before yeltsin, it was bad when you can eat. well, now look at how the freedom to move personally to study will work on them, because at least. i just don't say anything anyway. i'm talking about training. when i grew up i'm probably going to live in america, because in america there ok us well maybe germany there is a standard
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of living. my great-uncle historian dmitry petrovich konchalovsky in his book the way of russia once wrote the state is not lost the concept of sin and shame, order can only be maintained by a police regime and violence. today we see how the world is losing these notions of sin? yes, i don’t even want to fantasize about how this could end if the world does not look at itself from the side, and if this civilized world does not look at itself, then we definitely need to look into ourselves and understand our place. and how we must defend ourselves, because we are really the only ones who can protect the values by which humanity has been alive for centuries, therefore, as i said at the beginning, think, lord,
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