everything i bought i overlaid made a lot of candles. of course, i had to leave everything in donetsk now. it is her personal therapy that helps to calm down olga got a job in college teaching a course on life safety, for the first 2 weeks i was very afraid to go even to large supermarkets. well, like, here we are ashana, when we went with this girl with natalia , who received us at her place, and the state was just panic. i mean, here's a big crowd of people, uh, big space. well , here's some kind of internal panic in donetsk , she volunteered in the department pediatric oncohematology, and since 2014 she has helped the lonely and the elderly. when i arrived here. for the first time, i had, probably, three weeks of the state. what, well, i'm a traitor. e it's not over yet. well, it’s already much easier, that

is, there were friends who didn’t leave there, but stayed. well, distant relatives. yes, there is my uncle, aunt, in donetsk in gorlovka , and plus that volunteer family, that is , i had such a state that i was a traitor, who betrayed everyone and left. olga had several sessions with a specialist now plan to fulfill a long-held dream of becoming a psychologist herself. well, i think that it will be. here is the most relevant and in demand . hmm, exactly. this is the direction, because there will be a lot of injured people who, well, it's hard to worry about these moments. so to speak. it will be necessary for someone to help them. his family also had to start life anew. i have to go forward just like

i don’t know, parenting that only some kind of activity allows you to exist, so you take it and do it 2014 after working as an observer. it took more than 8 years for the ukrainian law enforcement agencies to decide to leave for russia. at first, without work and prospects, he gradually got on his feet and opened a language school. i have only two classes, one class is designed for teaching kids. well, or individual classes for adults , in parallel, he started a restaurant business; now

he has a coffee shop in the center . it was no longer possible for his wife natalya to stay there at the counter, therefore, it was necessary to act. hmm choice. we can say that it was not in one day. we packed up with one bag and left for stavropol, the hardest thing for her was to come to terms. as the second one, volunteering was overwhelmed by fear for her husband and the unknown. eight years later, i walked through the ruined streets and could no longer go there again and again with other volunteers sorting out the rubble. toys in mariupol is a place where

either a shell or a mine flew into an assembly hall? mr. rinat mr. vasily is renovating the school already made hometown such a normal. the people who were there all the time were much worse than the awareness of this stimulated the work.

well, now in the first topic of the issue at the chkalovsky airfield near moscow, a plane landed with russian servicemen who were released from ukrainian captivity , as reported by the ministry of defense, 63 fighters returned home at the airfield and met my colleague evgeny petrukhin, and she goes directly our military they what did they say? hello well of course, these are emotions of happiness, and many say that they still cannot believe that they are finally at home , finally in russia

them stayed 4 months, as they say. someone seven. today, several people told us at once that they were promised an exchange at the end of december. then they reassigned another date and the exchange broke down over and over again. and it was psychologically not easy. we got on the bus yesterday and stood for two hours. again turned around to five brought these cameras. that is, here is such a moment, that is, they seemed to have left for bags, put on a little bit, and , as it were, the ukrainian side arrived. why exchange russia does not want to choose. and then, of course, i understand. employees

told us today that when they were in the ukrainian season , literally ukrainian propaganda radio stations were turned on from morning to night, thereby exerting psychological pressure on them. sizo well, not around the clock, but from 6:00 in the morning to 10:00 in the evening , and sometimes they didn’t blow out to turn off the radio and there radio. well, everything, all negative energy for six months. it is very hard to endure, and we did not know what was, what was really at the front. returned home from ukrainian captivity, first of all, you need to come to believe, just that they are in their native land, that they are at home and, of course, there are too many such long-awaited events over the past 24 hours in a state most expected when

to return home. well, of course, after it is very happy, of course, that he returned home. thanks a lot again guys for pulled us out of captivity. i think all the guys will support. that will appreciate their very great work done. i want honestly a piece of meat, and a cake and some kind of sweet sweet cake i want. i don't know, probably napoleon and those who today returned home from ukrainian captivity to russia will, of course, have to undergo rehabilitation and work with psychologists this is the time for some medical psychological physiological recovery. and then, of course, that very long-awaited meeting with loved ones, well , which is already just a stone's throw away anton come on we wish you a speedy return home. e eat meat cake. everything the guys want thank you evgeny petrukhina, the moscow region

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an amendment to the us constitution prohibiting slavery, however, the amendment was not adopted in all states and only 100 years later, and in some states and more it was ratified throughout the united states, which says a lot about how great was the resistance of american society against mini- slavery. in the united states of america , russian ideologies of racism in general exist until today, and therefore , at that time, it was, as it were , a reaction, of that white majority to, uh, this uh law. eh, and naturally. uh, they weren't agree that equalized rights, in short . uh, representatives of the black race,

whom they always considered unequal to themselves, the mood manifested itself in the form of the so -called jim crow laws that discriminated against the black population. of course, this civil rights act of 1871 was passed, but it is unlikely that such laws were passed by the southern states. well well known to us as the laws of jim crow which actually legalized aggregation. well, that is, in black it was impossible to use public transport with white there or take only certain places, respectively , restrictions for visiting the library and shops, up to the fact that the situation came to the point that there were toilets for men and women, nothing, in principle, partly. here is the radicalism with which the klausmens acted, yes, and in the late sixties it was, in principle, legislative in the eighties and nineties. well, he received some such legislative consolidation and

these gma.ru laws, and they generally existed in american society until the mid-fifties and early sixties years, shortly after the abolition of slavery in america , the ku klux klan ultra-right organizations appear. defending the supremacy of whites, although at the legislative level, the doll scalan, a banned organization, but today the ideas of the doll clan of the idea of ​​uh, the racial superiority of the white nation, they have been preserved in the united states of america and uh, separate. uh, so cases of the idea that uh from time to time, we hear in the united states of america. they show that this problem is not defined in american society, despite to the fact that america is positioning itself as a country that has won tolerance and human rights. russian sentiment has not disappeared. they have changed about it, for example,

the appearance of the blacklive meter movement, the appearance of the blm. i think that this is a kind of kind of manifestation you know. after all, racism, too, after the death at the hands of the police of a black american , george floyd, began to mass. the protests of the black life matters movement the attitude of the american state and society towards the problem of racism has changed , and the reverse discrimination, oppression, is increasingly manifested. whites, as regards the racial idea itself and the idea associated with the superiority of one or another race. eh, they will too. uh, like how the carousel will arise now, the idea of ​​the superiority of the black nation has arisen. and that led to a significant revision of the historical means of retrospective and revision of historical memory. uh, the destruction of the symbols of the past that characterized just that white

racism, but at the same time , new symbols appear, new heroes that symbolize the new racism in the united states of america, racism, minority racism black was in modern american. there are other forms of discrimination and segregation in society, so representatives of sexual minorities have the opportunity not only not to hide their preferences, but also to promote their changes in the legislation of states, changes in international law in the direction of just the legalization of homosexuality and legalization in general. uh, all this spectrum in short , rainbows. uh, lgbt i think this is a criminal activity. this is the criminal activity of people who consciously do. i understand when such things happen in the world out of bewilderment they say, yes, and in this situation

, a deliberate policy is being deliberately aimed at means to legalize the deviation , to legalize the deviation from the generally accepted human norms. in this topic of value, they are totalitarians. in all the meaning of the word , firstly, because they must change a person from the inside from the totalitarian system of creation in order to change a person from the inside and at one time. it will change faith in society. lgbt ideas are taught to children parents do not have the right to protect children from this information, and also cannot prevent the child from changing sex and starting to use hormonal therapy for this purpose, and indeed this begins them with the child, because it is necessary to farm the idea of ​​a child who dances later and we will already say to grown-up people , as with regular perturbations. and

here it is yes, it is always the parents who are secret, because, as in the total world, one cannot be free. as you wish, but educate your child. you need to behave somehow carefully so that he knows how to behave in society, so that she there were no more problems. this is about the children of this attitude of racism, supposedly, too, and so on. e juvenile law separates the right of children from the right of adults. you understand what is the matter in itself. this, uh, means this is the creation of a legal basis for expression. well, well, sounds wild, in short, the human right to independence. what right can a person be more independent if he is still incapacitated from the point of view of the same right. you understand what's the matter, how can a child decide to change sex and in general make some decisions.

questions, if he has not yet reached, in short, when is full legal capacity, not only this ban is actually on, uh, the union of children, the birth of children, and so on, concerning, they are only elgite, but, in principle, this is allegedly some kind of non-feminism, as if there are too many people on earth, so let's leave the process. it's a cheeky outrage of teenage musings. but the feeling that you really do not have a level of reflection of your own society. on this. i stopped while the traditional way of life, it has been formed for thousands of years. and this is the most stable, so, uh, in general, part of human culture, you understand, and when traditions break down, well, let's say the united states of america has increased 10 times since the tenth year of medical institutions. where can you change gender? yes, that is, a license in medicine has been issued. what is this warning about?

speaks? this suggests that this purposeful policy, what it is aimed at, what it is directed to in the world now dominates, or rather does not dominate, but there is one of the concepts of population limitation in the style of the malthusians. yes means limiting population growth. yes, homosexuality and its legalization is one of the levers for reducing the population . i don't agree with this. and in principle, if we take, uh, which means which countries account for the growth of the world's population, we will see that in these countries homosexuality is prohibited. actually, this is , uh, a very strange project. i would say, even almost he is a cheat human project. because a person, in addition to the fact that he e exists , has a meaning for his existence in life, but wait and

life for children. when you forbid people to give birth, you forbid them to exist another vivid example of a new form of discrimination - the problem of migrants, which europe has faced with an explosive increase in crime in recent years and where the indigenous european population is forced into tolerance at the legislative level by migrants. they did not come to europe on their own, but migrants were invited to europe. a surge in the migration flow to europe took place in the fifties, sixties, early seventies, states met migrants in person and there were huge uh, with one of the most how to say u lucrative businesses in europe was this recruitment of labor in turkey in the countries of the middle east in north africa

in order to fill the labor shortage for the booming economy of germany france italy and so on with this is especially true for germany france and therefore, uh, small european countries and great britain you know what's the matter, but uh, the arab spring is the syrian crisis, and therefore, the invasion of u multinational forces u at the head us to iraq, they provoked a new flow of migrants. there is a completely obvious fact that a wave of migrants will not reach another continent and will not swim. they simply do not have these technological capabilities. but they swam to europe and reached on foot. an interesting point

should be noted, when this wave of migrants went through and went to the european union, they quite unexpectedly for some reason found themselves in the hands of navigators. and they had curators who said where to go, how to go, what to do? who will help and these kurats led them europe you know europe for all these years feature 2014. it received a significant wave of immigrants. and this diverted the financial forces of countries that could be directed to the development of europe, including the solution of the issue of migrants. therefore, when we talk about the united states of america, yes, this is a country that uses very effectively, and a third country to achieve its national interests. these interests lie in the fact that america, among other things, weakens europe in this way and retains its influence on the eu countries. to fight on their own with their physical

strength, the americans never planned and do not plan, they do not have this in history. they tried several times and it didn't work out well, so they won't grow it again. eh, one or another zone of contradiction to create a system of chaos, because there are many possibilities in chaos. yes, these are technologies that have been repeatedly used in the united states of america and very effectively used by them, and the great principle is still roman yes, sharing power. this is the principle by which the americans really used and use now moreover. europe has become embroiled in a hybrid war against russia and the energy crisis that the europeans are experiencing. now another result of us policy and its manipulation. as a result, fascist and russophobic sentiments are growing in europe. do they see what fascists are raising their heads on the territory of european states today?

yes he sees yes he sees, uh, they pretend not to see, because you understand, the situation here is very simple, whoever created the system today chaos, he will not suffer from it. i need from america is on another continent tormented by europe europe studied from world war i to world war ii. today we study europe but the people who uh had a hand in it they are not there they are on another continent here just uh. here is a philosophical question. you understand what's the matter. you in the modern world there is such a thing as megan trends. yes, the world today has become very changeable. there is such a thing as, uh, compression of the world. yes, then there are events taking place very quickly and i think that the united states of america, the european union, will receive, in short, their society very soon, the results of

the policy that they are now pursuing, they will receive very soon and they will be very deplorable. it was a symbol of the industrial city of the soviet union embankment cinemas. the voice of the raids was heard and it was immediately clear that this swastika was covered in kurgan and the cavalry was galloping military installations of the troops, there was a carpet

bombing of the entire city. there was no time to burst the armor and it was filled with chopsticks by all these fragments flew at people, they killed them. yes, the water is good, don't worry. i saw a grandmother who was crying and walking with empty eggplants. i told my dad that when i grow up i will find water and deliver it to people without any problems. a man died. it was very difficult

to find people who, risking their lives, would also be able to drill wells here. this is our building, there is practically no water from the canal. there is no reservoir. a grand premiere on the russia channel, do these pity fedor chaliapin, is he a brilliant farmer?

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