pshenichnaya, which has been baked for a long time by jean, demands that this cage of belarusian rye custard be inspected and the economy rebuilt in such a way that it is in demand and it is useful for russia. equipment can be provided by nato and former soviet and new nato, and so on. only who will drive it, european old people or some blue ones, or what? they won’t go there, they have so much of it, but such fools as ukrainians in the amount of hundreds of thousands can be found all over europe, yes. well, i arrived, there are 10,000 mercenaries 20,000, probably everything guys and then who will be on this technique number of poles

thousands of years, uh, i would even say, because hmm well, relatively recently, that is, at the end of the 20th century, archaeologists found a strange burial place , this micklenburg land, dying is the most eastern and europe ah, where m-m it is now it is called the famous quite place battle in italian, that is, the tolensea river. where they found first 40, then 140, then 750 corpses of the military, that is, the bones show that there were old wounds received. and yes , they were corpses. eh, only defeated sides. imagine 1,000 people,

only the defeated side, because the winners buried their own people there. yes , they were thrown into the water. here they are in the swamp. in fact, they were kept there. if a couple of thousand killed, how many thousands, and wounded and how many thousands there should have been involved for the 13th century bc, this is generally a world war, to be honest, a world war, real and genetic research. they just show that from the other side, these corpses, just defeated, are people who came from the west. and those who won? uh, well, there were just fewer of them. but the fact that after this battle you are the dawn of the so -called lusatian culture, in which poland, the czech republic, western ukraine entered east germany, and what is called the baltic states and belarus, that is, this is all territo- this is a female culture, simply slavic first

culture. it just shows that, well , first of all, then all these guys who were barking at us now, what is called on this side and fought with the west? yes, and second line. the border, she's still at the soviet union until 95 years old passed through these places. still with an engineering background. every time i hear such things, i involuntarily want to check where the award weapon is the thirteenth century bc, the thirteenth century bc quite right, and we have established. by what method is it xii century bc radiocarbon? what other logical radio loved 80 meters, as we know, politely speaking, that is, well, that is, 100-200 years there, therefore 112 and the fourteenth century just to understand 13 seconds. that is, we are generally talking about the period when there were bronze eyebrows in the world. here i am too. excuse me, of course, i don’t want to offend anyone, but an ordinary person is

verified by other monuments. oh well, that is, something somewhere must remain, what is. well, of course, there are several ways to verify. that is, the same tips that are used there. do not start to scare yourself. that is, if you dig now, find a few bones, you barely build a great story out of this tip, then how do we differ from the great ugric people there that fought with the atlanteans. no, but how did you understand that it was us or what, now you can genetically be genetically extract someone to single out just there, here is the group r1b, and you don’t have this old city many times, this is all for the people then, because the humanities, that is. well, i'm not saying that we are now creating death. that is, it is obvious. but

now you're being serious about it. yes, yes, it's not only me of this learned heart. there were such there fomenko on the nipples. i want officially archeology. look over there even some others. let's go together, let's see, i'm telling you, not about those who are trying to predict the future, the very wording of officially archeology i want to say right away, but come on, bring these archaeologists here and we will deal with them. well, now this is in all seriousness, that is, official archaeologists. you were told that genetic methods can be determined. tell us a russian person, please, but what was the genotype of ivan vasilyevich the terrible? i don't know. what is there to know? now let's take a look and find out and he had something there, sorry, carabichki, it was so mixed up that mom don’t worry, the haplogroup can be removed in a way. and how are you scandinavians different there? how will he distinguish it now, but the other

haplogroup, mainly joy, will differ, and therefore is transmitted from the father to the son who he had? well, i don’t know how you’ll start looking, in general, the problem will be according to me , in general, dressed as a russian, it seems to constantinople, a tatar, fuck, it seems like a great russian historian, as kuchinsky was pretty at one time, but if you take a long time will be a jew, but let's get into genetics do not leave. i assure you that now genetic russian has appeared politely speaking about russians. i didn’t say anything, said that this is not a genetic culture, lusatian, the culture of the female culture lived in this place, completely poles of the czech republic and so on, their descendants, that’s all. just the slavs of literature are described in this writing. in what literature of that time? what was, where

these social cultures are reflected, on the same principiano, which resisted writing? yes, it even meant that they neighbors described how they resisted writing. to be honest, that is, you want to insult us against the slavs by saying that we resisted culture and therefore. resisted the world war, and the command of the troops, in order to create troops you need to create a system absolutely necessary to transmit orders from a distance. so i’ll whisper in your ear now, because i don’t trust writing, there were still ways, of course. it's still writing. so they would have been there special types and patterns and ropes and that's it. we can

to show one thirteenth century ago , you can offer 23 i can show you for all sorts of different shards and on all sorts of different ones, and so on, ours, please, the twenty-third century before our limb, of course, there are patterns there. there is an amic letter. that's what it's called. well, okay. well, well, turkish is a letter, ukrainian letter, what kind of letter, and the gamic letter, in particular, which belongs to the group of languages, there are hypotheses, different, what a stupid language to wear them, why not? well, because you can figure it out. i had a friend who chelsea he reads the language too and a crack on the pavement. but when we return to the world of reason, having crossed the road to a

psychiatric clinic, then here we are. well, listen, well, stop oleg, well, you are a respected person. you will be pulled somewhere every time. yes, i'm fine. i am sure that we stand on the ground of modern science, of course, but if you want, you have suffered mammography books, so i’m just interested in the occasion, including look, because i had seen so many science fiction writers only from the ukrainian side before. here they are, how usually, they come up with a story to bring a specialty to the next program. well , what did you want to say? i want to look into the eyes of these people, and it's just really interesting to look into the eyes of people who at the same time call themselves scientists. now, if a person not only does not look like a scientist, they generally say that there is a doctorate of science, and they are world-famous and so on logical historical . here i’m just interested in seeing the device, please, a person with a technical

education. i always like to listen to the humanities, especially about what was 13 spalengenetics - this is pure technology. that is, i understand this paleon, which are pure, by the way, that's how then the word about igor's campaign describes events that are far removed from the time to write the immortal flower of russian literature. there are different versions, but still no. well, one of the versions is supposed. yes, something she somehow unconvinced was recorded immediately, and then already recorded. yes, but it’s somehow interesting to us how we’re just trying to find some real one there, well, at least an ancient manuscript, i say right away, listen, take it from you, everything whether there was magic or not, these people are like, but the most ancient books. i forgot how in general there is someone, someone has the point of view of

freemason food, it's scary, my god. let's get back to politics to the modern won. everything is fine. we, in the order of writing, all hammered out, as the abc was passed to us. and what was the language, who knows it? dots have you language? where were you? so here is the line, still confrontation. she uh, only in 90 was so uh she was in the same place, east germany, all this here all these lands that were part of ours, let’s say, the warsaw pact and so on, and it only moved with the collapse of the soviet union, it’s not a fact that this line, which has not changed, what is called 3,000 years. she will also not move across back here to those same lands. you believe in god, of course, but

there is at least a word about it in the bible. so this is what you were talking about? probably not in the bible, well, other events were described there, a serious legal war, and they kept silent. and what is the land of gogi and what is said such an event, if we came this and there is nothing the first girl is that the fact is that the places that the bible describes are limited geographically, if now there was a map, here is such a small piece, of course, yes there say that there is called kings there, the king of solomons, you know all this of the moscow region. it's honestly , honestly, right? well, what will you read, but you are talking about this writing. i don't know what the bronzes were, there were all sorts of letters. there is vinci for example, culture. yes, alone

one of the oldest in the balkans. there was writing. it's proven there, repetitive signs then, not far from this place, was little china, which has 4,000 years of written history. with that such the nastiest know what the main written history is. yes, it's actually real. that is, how it is determined and not discontinuous, it is determined by acts of transfer of property, maybe writing is just that. can you now in more detail how a person, a believer, will hear such a phrase, how not to absolutize writing. how are we given scripture? sorry it was revealed, except for the adjective while not absolutizing the spelling of the spelling, if eating about it is clear that you believe in god. yes, absolutely right - this is an official entrepreneur and there are 202 sources of scripture, yes, three components. it 's for other people. take the word of the theologian. he

will tell you that if you are here, please. even, probably, you know, and mikheev, he will confirm what you think, indeed, no one says that you just said above, but the scripture again. i do not speak which is higher. i say there is just one and there is another. i want to remind you. i want to remind you, how is it given to you at all? you have been given black fire. source wait for the event itself.

today, in fact, what we are seeing in the west in terms of russophobia regarding russia, everything russian in general. this is a phobia, a weakness is a weakness. this is due to what is happening with the mind of the eras and the west unconsciously, but moving towards the end of the monopolar existence of this very west, and this is weakness from impotence. in fact , this shows not only what saying, uh, the respected professor is here about how they're ready for anything because

they can't see. found a future and hope that they deal with us it shows that they do not see their future. because if you have the power, you show the model being formed. e sustainable development. you show a model of the future the west does not have a model of the future today, unlike many countries in the east, right there china offers its own model of globalization. uh, india has its own understanding of the need to build world order of the future. many powers have this understanding. outside the west, it is so annoying terribly annoying to the west from here too. this irritation gives rise to the simplest opposition of one's own to another's. actually. this is our own alien. we are aliens, which is actually not new, it has been so throughout history, almost always the west has tried to form us out of us . this is the same devil. e, which they need to consolidate themselves in this case around the united states of america. so, if you cannot

form something, you form the moisture of the enemy, with the other side. russophobia is, unfortunately, a logical continuation of the imbalance in the systems of international relations, the system of international relations, together with international law, which was created in the 20th century. uh, the existence in the form in which it was before has actually ended. well, the system can not exist without e-e balance and without the correlation of not only interests, but also the idea of ​​value. if there are no ideas and values, then nationalism arises in this place. in its radical form, the nation is what we are seeing back now. it's logical development. russophobia is this fault in the system of international relations - this is when you fall with a gem, as from the position of a hegemon, therefore it is very important what our president said today about sovereign development and, uh, development guidelines

for russia and the future, these two phrases. sovereign development guidelines for development should be full of meaning, not only be beautiful very important words, but also filled with a set of actions that will be taken in the future. uh, it's time for the west and uh, there's there are a lot of vivid examples of countries that have not become infected with this same russophobia virus, because they understand that the future is for a poel-centric world. as they say sergeyevich lavrov, one can only slow down the advance of this very world, but one cannot stop it, and here, e, are very important for us. cameras are just not the west with which it is possible and necessary, no matter how hard it is to build a balance of forces of the potentials of the interests of value, and here is a classic example that i am working on. this is turkey, it just shows the complexity of the world with which we

let's face further, because it will be a lot of chairs, because it will be there, and the world is more than five. yes, the world, of course, more than five, and that's the point, not russophobia, but the world is more than five, and the world is more than five - is turkey right or not? turkey is in the center, but first of all, of course, turkey is for, so to speak, this is for him, of course. yes, of course, that's the point. that is, it's not about the fact that there is no turkey for russia against russia for the west against the west, turkey for itself and such countries that will profess such state-nationalisms, whatever. e egocentrism. even more precisely, yes, the state character is more and more, and now. first of all, on their national interests and values, and everything else will be decimal for them. uh, and this will affect the entire system of global regional security. so, uh, roughly speaking, if we look at the turkish case, we will see a lot of

interesting things. eh, on the one hand. this is the supply of arms. e to ukraine, what we see is hedgehogs. yes, kirpi, armored vehicle. and uh, notorious baraktars. today they refuted about cluster bombs. it is interesting that they abandoned the american absolutely americans will throw more and more e gasoline into the fire. uh, in fact, this was done, apparently, in order to complicate our relations with turkish partners, which are not so simple against the background of the ongoing normalization processes regarding syria, uh, because the other day negotiations between the foreign ministers of russia , turkey and series, in addition, it is very important that one of these days a meeting of our medical affairs countries with turkish colleague and meeting. er, the turkish foreign minister with the us secretary of state, everything is done in this context. e

americans need turkey or a subordinate, like all other countries. not the west, they are used to this colonial thinking, that there are they as a metropolia. there are colonies that must obey them, if the colony does not obey, then the white man in the form of americans makes them obey with his logics. if chaos does not work out, anything, let the next few months actually burn, it turns out to be resolute, uh, to solve this is important from the point of view of the future of this very west, including our turkish colleagues, who in the near future will face pressure and elections, this is already happening, but we are already seeing it. what's there? no? yes, because 70%. yes 70% e culture some photo, they supply what kills, russia everything is fine. it is this eastern logic

that contributes, so to speak, to realization. this is business. this is business. yes business, what is it there? no need to hang up your ears, because love is in there is no international relations. it's just a relationship of interests and values. here, uh, one must understand that to love the turks, like any other country. we cannot a priori, we must proceed from russia's centric picture of the world. they are there in the west as centers or east or whatever , i still want to comment on the discussion of mikrenburg, but not about the 13th century. well, a little closer, what is milenburg, like brandenburg and saxony, where lies live, these are the former slavic lands. here, if more closer to the present, yes this is palabsky candy, which was subjected to genocide by the german knights, blessed, including er, so on, the catholic churched part was destroyed, part was squeezed out. i want to talk about something else, so this moment of

russophobia is very brief. uh, when we talk about russophobia, this is not some kind of conspiracy theory. eh, this is, in fact, almost as strange as it seems to me. naturally induced reaction. why does russia prevent this western european civilization from expanding its living space, they described everything, therefore, drang with nastom, they conquered the western slavs, someone completely destroyed others, as the poles of the slovaks included in their civilization as subordinates, but peoples. as a matter of fact, russia has withstood even from here. naturally, it is also caused by geo-oceanic geo-strategic geographic conditions. this gives rise to this ideology. actually, i don’t know what is described there. in leibniz, in hegel, in his discussions of the philosophy of history, and so on and so forth, i wanted to say today a very principled meeting and a principled decision on what we are dealing with. if we talk about the formation of a new composition by the

command of the united group of troops , in fact, in the classical sense of russian military history, the headquarters of the main command in the theater of operations. we are used to the fact that the headquarters is there of the supreme commander-in-chief baranovichi in mogilev during the first world war. by the way, it was officially called headquarters, where the word rate came from. it was so reduced in telegrams and then the stalinist rate of the forty-first forty-fifth years, which, by the way, as marshal wrote zhukov never gathered in that composition, then it was approved. now educated. the main command in the theater of operations is the ukrainian theater of war. see what kind of evolution this means the nature of the change in hostilities. what evolution was the beginning of a special military operation. we did not know anyone in command in any way de fact. it was a russian military demonstration with the aim of achieving. well, let's be direct. sufficiently limited political goals in

relation to the ukrainian political leadership and the west, in fact, the police operation after the presented e, requirements of december 2021. it was a limited operation, the west and the ukrainian regime responded with almost their full strength. this led to a change in the nature of the fighting and the command structure. looks like someone was appointed there. why did we learn about this from the west? they are from the media, uh, like four of us four generals. yes, then, after all, surovikin was officially appointed, and now it is being formed. what tasks did the headquarters always perform or the main apartment would probably be more correct, of course, such the old name was called that. this operational management, by the way, determines the character. who are appointed as deputies of the operational directorate of manning the troops. the most important component of coordination here is what, for example, there was no coordination there in the 19th century at the beginning of the 20th century, but

the most important task of various types and branches of the troops is the management of military communications. that's what i hope, so it will be an important point, which speaks of a change in character and the fact that in the order there, as i understand it, is so slightly hinted at. and here is what putin was talking about when said that we had not yet fought for real. in all the months of the special military operation, russia had not carried out a single front-line defensive and front-line offensive operation. here in the classical sense, as we know, it has not been carried out. look how it's changing. practically now we don't see battalions of tactical groups in reports. this is what, says the tactics on the battlefield have changed, they switched to managing larger operational units. they are these separate groups that were effective there in syria and bringing there more limit. chechen operations, that is, the nature of the action is really changing, this is preparation for large-scale strategic operations. i hope to come. the second

point the meeting with putin is not in legal form, but in fact the tasks set and discussed. this is such a prototype of the state defense committee. here we are often referred to. let's go to the gk well, as it were, without knowing, forgetting how he was and why he was educated. here, too , we draw a small parallel. the state defense committee under stalin arose in the conditions of an emerging crisis in the country's manageability. by the way, this happened after leaving minsk and when they lost control for a while. uh, here in the belarusian direction and uh, they didn’t receive it on time. uh, reports not only from the troops, but from the local leadership in russia, this did not happen to the russian state apparatus. well, there, of course, with errors and so on, but in general, it worked in a consolidated manner from the very beginning of the state defense committee, solving important tasks. which, first of all, as soon as it was formed, then what we talked about today sergey alexandrovich it was announced that

any government decisions, and before that, there were some. after all, the soviet union until the forty- first year was institutionally weak, there was party power, two facts that did not fully correspond to the constitution were there was a council of people's commissars and there was a supreme council and it was necessary to coordinate all this in russia such a task now it’s not worth it, but at the same time, even the very fact of the formation of the state defense committee spoke. now his decisions will be the law. that's what we talk about when life starts to contradict outdated legal norms. that's what you need, when the president sets tasks, it already says the mantra, regardless of what's stopping you. you must fulfill them. he says, can't you see what time it is? this is what determines the spirit even more important than the form itself. still, an important point is what putin said, seemingly so briefly, but our opponent wanted, finally, we hear this rhetoric. neither partners, nor

any visas there, but the enemy and the enemy are completely clear that this is not zelensky, not his team, but the enemy - this is that collective west, therefore today in a certain sense, it is a milestone not only in conducting a special military operation. well, in principle, this global confrontation is strong.