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therefore, today what happened now. it's not like they wrote that putin's death warrant was signed in the first place, they signed their own death warrant with nato by the west. because this war will not end peacefully. and at the negotiating table she will end, only by results. and it goes to this and also hides its eyes. he just doesn't want to face reality. to the clash of russia will it be on the territory of ukraine or will it be on the territory of poland i don't know.

next will be the next step. how can they still finish off russia by developing their victory, if they think what to change or despite their defeat, but the goal remains. no, there is no other way. and this must be seen, and therefore a country that is not on the threshold of war , were you fit for the threshold of war? you are now in process yes, treat it like a war in all respects, i agree, in all you have no way out. i hope that what alexander

nevsky said was the way it was? will go with the ball. one maybe. we have a month or two to achieve a decisive victory in ukraine so that this tank has nowhere to go. if there was no place for them in ukraine, if they tried to come to ukraine, they would meet russian

soldiers on the ukrainian western border. and they stayed where they wanted for a month and a half or two. to me, in fact, it starts very just on the western front the whole change of 1929 . remarque wrote, or rather at 28-29. he book came out, as roman wrote this famous book, if, in principle, translate his words today and say that the war has crippled our destinies. we are the lost generation, it seems like nothing has happened since 1929. well, you ’re talking there during a break, don’t, don’t be, you’re so sad there. and you know, i'm a german citizen, but i'm not german, so i, uh, should i be sad, i would say so, i'm completely calm about

to what is happening and quite calmly, perceiving the current situation with absolutely clear understanding that the launched mechanism of self-destruction is a mechanism of self-destruction, which will break this entire system, and in general will not allow that terrible thing to happen in reality. and we are afraid, because this mechanism of self-destruction, when it is launched in germany, is difficult to install, but it is launched. that's how scholls used to be. as a matter of fact, quite recently, when there on the second day after the start of a special military operation. he said we live in another time. time time has turned back, and we can evaluate differently. that's exactly what i have every right to say. today we live in a different time, when yesterday i defended my position. we swore in quotation marks swore. they argued about how to treat something. it was one situation. today the situation has changed today salt his decision. well, on the reichstag building. there is such a beautiful inscription that everyone knows them

as the daughter of foil to the german people. and this building is a restaiage building. this means 1894. it was launched and the meetings began there for the first time, and then their stagnation for the thirty- third year. it was the reichstag and that's what everyone thought that's the german people. everyone who comes there and took the oath there, the chancellor, who is the head of the government, he took the oath, he swore allegiance to the german people. . this is clear. uh, a step taken that destroys what the german people have tried everything these years to build and create. well, we also argued and talked yesterday. now, if you are in past years, and you don’t have to go far in past years. here are the same years that i know well, which i lived through and which i live in germany. this is the end of the eighties and the beginning of the nineties. eh, you see, everything was done

for that. i don't blame anyone. i’m just saying everything was done so that germany could take this step today, but already in october 4 october 1990, that is, on the second day after the announcement of the unification germany and in bon, the deputies gathered. e of the then riots of the stag and made a decision. let's move our uh, our parliament. we will transfer it to berlin next july, that is, in 1991, such a decision was made, and there were 328 against 320 votes. in fact, there was not such a big excess, but such a decision was made and more than one person. in the soviet union , and then in russia, he didn’t say, listen, but the reichstag is not just a building for parliament. and germany it is, in principle, a sacred symbol of that very victory oh, which we tell everyone today, no one has ever mentioned it. and no one ever said anything allowed germany from the reichstag

to make their fetish. in fact, really taking away that victory, which is so much about. we also speak these on our e, meetings of our shows on our television programs. and i told start i today. i know this reichstag very well. this is restai. this building. i have for many years. uh, i had a bureau just opposite i could go through the underground the transition to get to the dining room in the restaurant i know all these buildings well, everything that was there. enter today through any entrance north west east enter the reichstag and walk along these first arcades where you go past the guards. you see there one inscription in russian and five or six inscriptions in english. i have already spoken about this, that is, the person who does not come from russia, who does not know our history, who does not know who won the great patriotic war in world war ii. and if it's there some dutchman or some spaniard who is not good at history

, he will lead there, he will look and say, listen , it’s really visible , they have been saying all the time that it was not the soviet union that won , the allies won and look. here are the inscriptions, there such and such a sergeant such and such a felber, and this inscription was made, not on may day and not on may ninth. i’m not on may 8th, but much later, when the allies already came there, the red army once stood, when they took the res like that, and when the already cheerful american british soldiers could walk over these buildings. and there is something to solve this is a trifle, but it is a trifle that speaks of how easily we treated and to this day treat all sorts of stories, allowing it to be like that. well, with such inclusions, be very careful. in the direction of creating what the other side would like. they are what i think about, we are because we always think in hindsight, we think, well, we are honest, but we are decent, we do not want to kill anyone. i don't want to be destroyed from the city. i would like people to live there, they don't think so. they have

a completely different feeling, they have a completely different understanding. so today i found a retraction, which i have been watching for a long time. this is jurgentin, a representative of the green party, there is such a clay story, dad. bad, but history - it remains what dad was. uh, over from the lieutenant of the nss waf and the fact that in the forty-first year he went to serve, and as a volunteer in the affns. and by the way, there are only volunteers. as a matter of fact, it was possible to go. this also needs to be understood they don't really know it. this must be understood and served all this time. and when retina comes out and begins to tell, and all the horrors must be helped , russia must not be allowed to win, in other words , russia must actually be crushed. i ask myself the question then the one that you always ask me this question. what right do you have to talk about it? even if your father repented, even if it happened,

don't you remember who your father was. and what did he do? but that's not the only story. i don't know if you know the story about the second president officially in the second president of the federal republic of germany was such a mr. lubka who was president of germany from 1959 to 1969, and since the fifty- third year. he was already a member of the bundestag. he was a chord, and later he was with the kistin. that is, he made such a career and was then the official president until the age of 69. that is, these are our years when we were conscious people in the sixty- ninth year i went to the eighth grade, yes, in my opinion, i went to the eighth grade. that is, it is , as it were, in my lifetime. here he still lived. this luki, yes, he was arrested by the national socialists because he was in the center party. but after that, he was released and noticed. none other than albert. this is the führer's personal favorite architect, and albersch feuer noticed him, because lübke was an excellent engineer, and he received a direction. he needed to build something and

nothing else. but build barracks in uchenwald, and he built them and they say, not only in wuchenwald, there are many stories that say that supposedly all this was invented by bad people. this is the story there he is in as a result, because of this, he said, and then was forced to leave. eh, the scandal, as it were, ended in nothing, but nevertheless this story remained. and why are we silent, and other e, former or about those who left their heirs. i have repeatedly talked about the burlitz tar, this is the daughter of himler, who for many years and decades had relations with the organization silent aid, which still exists. until now, she is already helping the heirs of the ss men, the heir to the national socialist leaders of some who could give something. in short everything this hmm must be summed up and we must remember this. and let me remind you of two things, one thing . today we heard that

we really declared war on russia, but there is no peace treaty with germany. i already spoke about this, there was no peace treaty in 1991 . the signed agreement two plus four provided that this peace treaty would be signed, but it has not yet been signed. why doesn’t anyone ask a question, well, they listen to our uh, our meetings and our conversations , some of them, maybe someone asks such a question, but i’m nowhere in germany from anyone i heard russia ask a question, and my friends. and you are violating all the provisions of the two plus four agreement, according to which you could not have your own and your own army, according to which you could not in the eastern territories. uh, station some other military units there. well, not to mention, about moving in the east and so on, but there is no peace agreement. and today we are talking about the war. why isn't anyone asking this question? why is this agreement not financed? yes, it is very difficult to do this. well, let, at least, russia will declare. we are on today we see that germany

is a united germany which we have given every opportunity to unite. today it is making decisions that actually violate all all the provisions of this agreement . in fact, a peace treaty is not signed, a violation of the agreement is violated. what can it say? and finally, you addressed the german people yesterday, i address the german chancellor. well, retire. save your honor. if it's still, maybe resign. free this place, they will probably come worse than schultz, but to me it seems that the only thing that salt can do today is to resign and somehow preserve the chances for the social democrats for the future, because it would be a pity if this party once again turns out to be involved in unleashing a big war. now advertising after it will continue in the new composition.

they stole them and celebrated the little bandera, bastard. his owners spoiled him. yes, they gave him, and what options and little shit wings immediately grew up, and he can use them to fly around his shit positions. i now he demands tatar fighters. he himself promises an early attack on the crimea . his own military failures , betrayal of the ukrainian junta, is trying to put it in

a favorable light for himself. by the way, they suddenly admitted the loss, in solidarity, they said that they had withdrawn from there. left leaving the bodies of their comrades and only thanks to the nobility of russian attack aircraft, they get them back the notorious fight against corruption, it's called the kremlin's turn signals already frighten

even foreigners. there is an arrestovich man who was a political strategist or a public relations officer , a spokesman for a ministry of defense official, who abruptly resigned and then spoke out. he said that he seriously doubted that the ukrainians could ever win this war with russia and wondered. can they even survive it and then suddenly his revelation is blocked and nothing more is heard from him. as far as we we know he hasn't been killed yet. i would guess that he has a big target on his back, a former government official who is retiring. says we will lose. i think it's likely. well, at least he'll divert attention from the rest of us who are on the death list. i know they're after you colonel because i've seen it all and i'm worried they're after me too. but i hope that if you hear something, you will warn me, if i'm

still here, i will warn you for sure. i suddenly disappear you will not need any further confirmation. and it’s not for nothing that they have so much fun on this topic. well, the age of a person who himself is a mixture of the coronazis can say that as a threat it must be treated as a threat to the tourist state. they killed many people, both on the territory of ukraine and on the territory of russia, this is not enough. it turns out that, as some sources say , zev demanded that the americans destroy mr. prigozhin. this is also such an interesting moment, but i understand correctly that in this way these people allow and allow similar methods against themselves. it ’s interesting how the state, israel, would behave if some kind of terrorist organization pretending to be a temporary state. and she placed orders for

politicians' journalists, both her own and foreign ones, as israel would refer to this. although, probably, now there is no one in israel to ask about this. relationship is a unique opportunity residents of crimea zaporozhye kherson donbass where do they want to live? note how interesting western democracy suddenly stopped repeating its basic mantra about the will, the people and in general no. and, if we talk about who

owns what land, but if the frg would not prevent the return of the gdr, it would not prevent america from returning the looted territories that had been torn off to mexico, and many countries will shrink to size. which they were not so long ago, probably, this is not accepted. this is probably not good, yes, and the british empire, as we have said more than once, stop torturing the scots and the welsh and the irish. maybe it's time for england to deflate to the size of london although , in my opinion, there are already englishmen in london yes, that's also true. yes, the country of the rare khanate vladimir vladimirovich you know, yes, this is the decision, of course, of germany, which everyone there unanimously calls historical, it is indeed

a historical kind, because it really amazes me in this regard, in general, how all the masks have been thrown off. many western. the media directly write, but they got rid of their responsibility, and the feeling of guilt towards russia that now, finally, after the end of the second world war, germany can, er, that means, supply tanks and so on for the war against russia without embarrassment, without hiding anything . and i i even think. they who write remember, in general, that it is they who are also there , well, when the american media writes, too, they seem to have participated in the victory over germany well, in any case, they assured more recently that and it was they who once defeated germany, they are the soviet union well, so , and now, it turns out, wait, the historical guilt of germany has been dropped. so that means the germans have a free hand against anyone. yes, this is the decision, these debates in the bundestag, today. the decision

was made, but the debate took place, no matter how well, they have, as it were, this consultative meeting , so to speak, what i mean is that it once again really confirmed that the time has come to sing a holy war, of course, uh, with dark fascist power, everything is repeated at the time to get posters soviet times. i found it there today. uh, the german tanks will not pass the military poster and, accordingly, distribute them, including in germany itself, so that they do not forget. how tigers met panthers. how will leopards be met on earth, in historical russia, that is, in this sense, we must, of course, repeat too many times. and the main thing that strikes me schultz speaks to the deputies declares that no, no, no, no, we are here tanks yes, but we are not going to

even discuss. aircraft questions and so on, as if he didn't say a few weeks ago that we were not going to supply tanks. we are not going to war with russia says schultz yes, the day before, his foreign minister from his government. in any case, berberg, speaking in a pass , speaks to thunderous applause and the german foreign minister says that well, we are at war with russia, they are with each other, and the deputies applaud this. in my opinion. this is a subject for dimash, at least diplomatic. i think the german ambassador should be called to the foreign ministry and at least. why , at the very least, do you need to ask what kind of counterpair to send out of the country? which of the statements? for what? why did the belligerent state of the country go here, even if it will not be an ambassador, but a charge d'affaires, whoever is here needs to be called into the world. no need to call and expel and request which of the two statements

however, two opposing statements are true. we are not at war with russia says the chancellor. we are at war with russia says the minister of foreign affairs to explain officially whether you are at war with russia or not. and if not, then why is the minister of foreign affairs still the minister of foreign affairs, who independently declared war on russia? well, in theory, this should really be a protest, at least. and you ask why i explain, because here we have discussed among ourselves. no one even pays attention to it. attention. if we fix this, we must always set it, then we can, well, again, we need a result for this. i think that we have a means of delivery and a resonance. well, pigeons, of course. well, i would read with hypersonic ones, between guaranteed there would be no doubt. well, then you understand the resonance will be even greater, but

they simply won’t have time to read the meaning then report the protest, but why am i interested, out of the two options? i'll probably choose so they don't have time to read. i’ll do it all over again let them read it, and only then i’m what i even need listen to the russian princes. first i go on reprimanded, there and so on. and why am i, this creature still can’t stand it? well, somehow a woman is still with all that. what will you bring out, we will introduce you to the rank? this is the front line. here and take out never lost, even in really bad times.

we have grenades, he wants to throw for his dad. you are your older brother from all coffee shops. and the task is to survive and reach and there is no choice of the righteous, but there is a chance soon.

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you know, the main thing is to pay attention to a very striking interview of lindsey graham, senator of the united states, to spiegel magazine. yes , openly, calling on the germans. so, to provide tanks in the open, he says, we have a historical chance, a unique chance at last break the back of russian military power without sending americans, uh, and germans to the front lines on the battlefield. i believe that we have an opportunity that falls only once in a generation to break.