oh, i'll repeat my thoughts again. i remember saying it here. this does not strengthen patriotic sentiments in commercial structures. especially with western shareholders, as the prospect of nationalization of these commercial structures. as a matter of fact, the president, yes, he said so, yes, thanks, a deep bow to our big business. eh, that you are already leaving and you won’t even drink tea, but sit on the path. yes, in principle, this was an offer that could not be refused. it was an offer to find their place in the ranks of our big businessmen. well and if there was no place for the country in the ranks, it will be. and by the way, very surprisingly , the issue was quickly resolved somehow. remember this mind contribution. yes and so he did not dare not dare. then bam did not dare and

said, so we already passed and said where to bring it. yes, in this sense, of course, market economies. it thrives especially well under the supervision of quarter overseers. i think now there is a small pause, and then it will not continue.

we'll take care of this. it will be the honest

detective. always wondering why starts. now everyone will see the manufacturers of good things they want and it is best to check. and the biden fell again, like, well, look,

here comes the biden and here comes the biden. oh oh, and i ran more comfortably on all fours. maybe he picked up something exactly with his teeth, apparently , as well as such a simple question. please tell me, but on his forehead a star burns from where? here is biden at nine, bucharest where does he have this on his forehead? how is that? he couldn't drag himself head over heels, because it was a rear tractor. that is, where is he? earned a pipe came across. god run. he didn’t run out here on a bike and didn’t look ahead. by the way, he is already out of bed to lie and stumble and fall. or maybe, after all , he rolled head over heels, mixed up with some kind

of trail. well, look, look, or maybe he caught him in general some kind of study in the american delegation. do not stand not persistent fighters. but i just want to say one thing. the thing that delighted me about the arrival of our grandfather joe is, of course, the degree of democracy and american freedom in general western press. yes, it's just this, of course, something fantastic. that's because this is how it is komsomol party times. and so he didn’t stop in the park, but at the pari komsomol get-togethers there is a group chanting, this was on purpose. the people who were there, on a signal from the back rows , never from the first had to, uh, stand up and shout lenin komsomol party, and that means it was called that. e. hall hall. that means wow. so. so. yes. here, as

it was possible from this indistinct muttering. yes indeed hmm i agree i feel sorry for the person you hit him. just a real person. it's a pity so really pity. well, you can find a couple in the crimea, really good sanatoriums to treat there. well, let him come, but here it's impossible to watch. this is really a mockery of the pensioner. i wouldn’t be surprised if his pension is taken away from him there, but it’s really from this miserable mumbling. yes, they have been sculpting a fundamental speech for 24 hours. moreover, adding to biden what he periodically did not say there. well, of course, freedom of the media absolutely fantastic, it's just amazing but if, to be honest,

if you start like this, throw away the coward, give up, you will have a lot of trigger eggs, there and so on. balalaika, it will definitely be like this and that means memories of how he wanted to be a pole. here's what he actually said. here's someone here, really, i'm here to prepare for the transfer. everyone knows that i'm preparing myself. even something sketches by hand. yes, but i don't understand what he said. yes, in principle, this is a set, if we say so, if in kiev it was a set of paragraphs, now it's just a set of words. that is, this is generally a completely indistinct thing, but at the same time i would pay attention to the nature of the entourage , firstly, absolutely imperial, and secondly, this is the entourage in which, in fact, in america yes , the current president announces his

nomination for a second term. if you look at the mise-en-scène that was built in warsaw , it’s one to one, like in america in some big one, so to speak, at the big stadium, the incumbent president comes out there with balloons for children, flags and so on. he says, i'm running. scene. here is a child who was let down by a ukrainian. why is he asian? worse, there was not only one child there. uh, it means a ukrainian child. yes was e was of asian origin. at least he spoke ukrainian to this child. in general, remember the details, this is the tail wagging the dog. they also say that this is inborn, how is it there, i have a hypothesis that an american pr-firm received a contract. here is an event for preparation so that she did not bother with the details. well, how did the americans recruit children, there

understandable and so on, but well done did not say anything. hold actually swallowed the main thing, why did he go to the frontier to wave, so to speak, a fist in the direction of russia and it turned out for such a question. and why did he come? that's why all this was, i tell you so, this is empty. it's very tricky. and i would say, in a way, a dangerous thing, because it is emptiness. it is filled with hysteria among americans, not only among americans. well the west in general, but americans most know why i find it dangerous it's hysterical as well, because previously, it was purely a public relations hysteria. they've raised the stakes so much. they raised the level of predictive confrontation so much that they could stare at anything. and we kept the bets. she is very low level. we

spoke today. no, we're not going here. i returned , we won’t go there, we won’t go here, and yesterday an event happened, we took it. and as it happens in poker, we called the bets. and now it's hysterical. it is already so semantic, they are facing a very difficult choice, they need to, or even more practically raise rates. well, that is, in fact, in the situation that they have, they must make a decision. ah, direct participation under national flags, at least. poland rubric perhaps germany in the conflict in ukraine, or they need to continue the first hysteria is impossible, but it becomes empty, and the emptiness kills any sense of the emptiness to drag out, or them. it is necessary to go out for some time of dialogue. can these people come up with a dialogue option, so

firstly, firstly, it was clearly said that there would be no conversation with these people. second, they themselves, therefore, are not capable, because any dialogue, even on our terms, even on chinese ones, even on our own. the fact that even on their terms, dialogue means their biggest political defeat and their personal political death. well, biden, it’s all the same to grandfather, grandfather says. what kind of cis where am i at all who are these people, who are these three next to me, and my grandfather doesn’t care, but he threw salina, damn it, he doesn’t care and this situation, this increase in hysteria. this is becoming a most dangerous political factor and here he absolutely supported, that is, general lieutenant. we need to perceive. what the president said was nothing like a set of some

political guidelines. and as already practically a plan, which is necessary quite quickly. mm , quite quickly begin to translate into practical solutions, even the worst . the worst thing is this raising the bar of ours, but raising the bar. it's not just about nuclear weapons. now in the new state of the country with the final sovereignization of the country. sort of like the bologna system. well, petty. well, such an archaic, but this is one of the last archaic things that we inherited and preserved with perseverance worthy of the best. in my opinion. application from the period of complete non- sovereignty of russia, yes, this, including the rise, has become. and the worst thing is to talk. here's what the president said. this is what it really will be. called sabotage, it seems to me that it's time

to pay attention to this, well, because the president hinted. we need a doctrine to change nuclear weapons. that's right. that is, it is time to take the next step - it is very painful. it was the only deal which it lasted immediately. which he declared a victory and then they tell him. we will not speak with you, but with alexandra viktorovich sosnovsky. we will definitely be in direct contact with the studio, our friend, the editor-in-chief of the internet of buildings, walt icons, alexander sosnovsky alexandrovich, how he sees what happened yesterday in europe, what is happening today, do they understand that this rattling by countries that consider themselves nato allies is de facto occupied state satellite states ,

can lead to the fact that the war will come in house. good evening dear vladimir rudolfovich good evening in the studio i congratulate everyone on the upcoming holiday. well, and myself, too , as having served e with normal service in the soviet army, the truth was a long time ago. but nevertheless, it's very nice to hear it. here is the lieutenant general's side. congratulations to him, especially chic in a beautiful uniform impresses. nice to look at. thank you sasha comrade lieutenant general happy holidays happy new year. thank you sasha thank you dear. ah. i know what i will say to vladimir dol'fovich. that's what i see happening in europe right now , uh, on these two important events , vladimir putin's speech and biden's speech. i feel like i'm living in two worlds at the same time. here in one real world, which i myself see, and which i heard yesterday, putin's speech and saw

what happened to biden all this, and that's it. it's his journey from washington to kiev to kiev-passenger funny all this description and, uh, the german press that tries to present it all. well, as it were, uh, putin talked for an hour and a half there for more than 1:45 minutes , but nothing. but biden - it was such a world speech. here is the speech of the world and they don’t bring anything, they don’t say anything at all, they can’t say anything. and what was worldly there, but two or two comments that i can’t pass by, then i will definitely say a few words about nord stream, which is very important. i have information, but for now two comments, two former presidents of germany and an ex-president. uh, it's a choir spoiler. and yahin gauka. they expressed yesterday and today here by about the events taking place. this is an extremely interesting course of claire, who was president almost 20 years ago, by the way, he is from

the bessarabian germans. more precisely, his parents are from moldova. then he ended up in germany in general. such is his fate, he suddenly evaluating putin's speech and saying, today's, and today's situation muller's course suddenly speaks, and i knew 20 years ago that russia uses gas. and in general, uh, energy was used as a weapon 20 years ago. you were the president of germany by the way, resigned, because you didn't talk too much on the plane. he was flying in a plane from afghanistan and sitting in a plane. he told a journalist what he should not have said, they published the next day, and after 2 days he resigned in disgrace and this president today says 20 years ago i knew everything. i'm merkel, i could tell everything, but i didn't tell anyone. i kept it to myself. he knew everything. he knew everything. and here's another. right now i'm afraid 1.000 here will use your knowledge of the german language after what i i'll tell you, and i'm hingauk, he gives a long

interview. and then he says the phrase here for he just needs to be prosecuted further, the former president of germany says, i'm afraid that we are europe well, he means germany too, he talks about the military situation of russia's special military operation about russia's aggression in quotation marks, and he says, i'm afraid we 'll have to defend ourselves again, we'll have to defend ourselves again. this yakhim gaup means what kind of germany when germany since 1945, and from whom it was defended, that is, if he said this phrase, it means he has some kind of worm worked in the subconscious, and he sat on it, and he completely identifies himself with the very germany with which the soviet union once fought, including the russian red army. he says, we will have to defend ourselves again, this is a phrase that, well, in fact, after this phrase there is nothing more to say. it's not even a berm that said we were at war.

this is a former president. oh, by the way, a former human rights activist. well, the truth is, russia has always been disliked. he never had a special love for russia, he was always a russophist, nothing here there is nothing new, but to say a phrase that we will have to defend ourselves. this means that the ex-president of germany, in one phrase , in a few words, equated today's germany with the hitler's rake. here i can evaluate. it's just like that. i know it's very harsh of me to say this, but i can't evaluate this phrase in any other way. well , now along the nord stream, when germany is silent and says, well, the russians there invented all this shit. there he came up with all this, there is nothing of this, there is no such data, there is nothing to talk about. and in general we allowed the russians to investigate all this, and they deceive us and, in general, that's all. this is an elderly journalist who came up with something, and the russians there, against this background , are shouting about it.

i want you to take literally 2 minutes of chronology for some of the events in order to make it clear how the united states of germany and, uh, the united states of america and germany were preparing for the fact that there would be no nord stream. i'm not saying that they were already planning. uh, explosions, sabotage and stuff like that, well, that's some very interesting information, about which i will now speak, it dates from 2017-2019 in 2019, and to the us consulate in hamburg and the contra da condra donauer foundation in 2018, they are holding a forum in the house of america, where they discuss the gas issue at this forum, a certain diplomat. uh, hmm and related to the state department. agnia grigas. she is a doctor of political science in 2017. she is publishing a book called the new geopolitics of natural gas. in this book , such an american liquefied

gas line goes quite clearly. he is good, but russian gas. he is bad, moreover, the explanation is not about the chemical composition, but about the fact that russian gas is bad politically, and here i am speaking at this conference. she says, e, that you can do whatever you want, dear germans. let me remind you that the connor danaur foundation is a foundation affiliated with the christian democrats. that is, at that time it was a fund that was related to the government and the government coalition. she says nothing will happen to your northern stream two. you must prepare for what there will be no nord stream 2 and says that in 2017 the us congress points to a law on countering america's adversaries through sanctions, this law is called demotranisk there. he will correct me. so i read it it's called e, katsa, at least so, i read it so they wrote it. and here they are. she says the law requires the administration to oppose

the construction of the pipeline and uh, you have to understand that germany should build its own lng terminals. because the germany will play a new role. in the gas supply of the whole of europe, it says uh, a major representative of the american american diplomacy, uh, who is related to uh, the state department. and now, when she says all this, it is all then realized, and she receives some further directions, if before. she worked, uh, as a political consultant , worked as a diplomat. do you know where she works now, uh since july 2021, she is the director of the american house in secret. she does what she works for control avoidance. uh, rapprochement between china and russia determining the work of the american house in taiwan or in taiwan. i don't know how to be specific anymore. well, in order to

put the final point. here in this uh in this in this hmm in this uh in this situation. or rather, i did not make a mistake on the surname. this is about scream herself, who is the director of the house in taiwan, she spoke in parallel in berlin and said almost the same words, and she now heads this one, here's the house, and her husband, he, in between times, is actually acting. e, deputy message or ambassador in istanbul e, p. e, appointed by mr. biden as his supplementary function to control and slow down the work related to the turkish stream. these are all these. this is the whole chronology. it is absolutely clearly linked to the actions of germany, which they have been talking about for years, but we didn’t want to, but we didn’t know merkel spoke in exactly the same way as about the minsk agreements. no, we want nord stream - this is a commercial project of nothing

like that, starting in 2017. at least at least, from those moments, about which i, which i just mentioned, germany knew quite clearly that there would be no nord stream 2. therefore, today's conversation is that well, supposedly we do not know who blew up nord stream 2. well, you can, uh, all these uh, the fact that i will voice all this now, it’s not uh. seymour hersh. this is the german press. that is, if they can say there that the dick cheated on something, then here i can give absolutely clear sources where it was said, how it was said and what it was said about the nord stream was blown up and in germany the people who deal with these issues are well aware of what they have to do with this. of course, the united states of america, which unequivocally led to this, uh , well, at least for the last five years. thank you alexander ilyevich. and i’m thinking, which of the europeans will write that biden left

the european continent with a sinhala on his forehead. he is at the front, we, well, it was true. well, we are europeans, that is, that they piled biden in europe. excuse me. yes, i don’t think so. well, a canoe trip, but not at all, bruise yes, there is a bruise. i can say more here. i am the person who watched this performance. i confess, from beginning to end, when he ran out onto the stage, he really ran out once. well, i don’t understand this at all, his style is such that it was possible to calmly. and i think that the missing vein, which was sent, means to africa well, yes , it is said that she still somehow controlled it.

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aleksandr gitsenko save only soviet people fish others are not here yevgeny tkachuk fyodor dobronravovsky. we live in a great country, and it is true

that every time after the brutal upheavals of the death of thousands of people, the state gathered again into a single system of a rigid centralized control system in the ussr, we are building a new world of a different person. this is a memory, some people like it, some do not, but it is a memory. we need a victory for anyone. we will prepare for all contingencies for russia to change course they make money to

prepare new packages of sanctions against russia plays on par with all the strongest powers. here it is striving for world domination should control eurasia , the main western analysts are afraid of cooperation and rallying between china and russia , the policy is unstable. nobody knows what will happen tomorrow. this is where leadership is needed. i am generally a peaceful hacker pacifist, he was trained simply by foreign influences.

but the fact is that, according to the performance, it was intended. in general, probably not quite for the europeans, not quite for the poles , i remembered it in the mail there. he said they were fighting for freedom, and by and large it's the performance was aimed at the american to a greater extent. here you are, i am a front-line president. so i just went to the front. i am now on the sidelines, which is now on the verge of war with such a terrible nuclear power, like russia, which in general.