yes, krasny khutor was also fired at, our parish. maybe people don't live there anymore. we somehow arrived there and look like this with uh, a spectacle like uh in times. apocalypse houses are standing and running dogs so hungry, but there is no one, no people at all, yes, and we fed those dogs there. some things were collected there. there our parishioners were constantine and his twin brother. vadim is also a priest in the belgorod region. many people also know as musicians. let us pray to the lord, lord have mercy, lord man, the king of the ages and the giver of good things, quench any strife on behalf of all disagreements and temptations and bloodshed, disgusting,

lying misfortunes, bring bloodless blood into the house and nourish the hungry, weeping comfort every day during worship. he prays for reconciliation confesses military priests what they say, father. we have learned to pray in this war. hmm. this is the most important thing, when a person begins to pray, it is already prayer. this is the connection of the soul with god and is trying to understand when the church split began, when the uh church is destroyed, when they say that the russian god is not our god. it's like so that we have two christs, ukrainian christ and russian, christ no of course. yes, there is only one christ. yes, the schismatics are starting to drive the orthodox out of the churches to take away. well. what is that? there is already an indicator of the incorrectness of the policy that leads to the ukrainian, uh, the authorities understand, yes, and in the fourteenth year, why are they now

saying that russia invaded there, there in the fourteenth year, when the donbass luhansk was bombed and why they didn’t talk about it, yes? irina has been a parishioner of the church since the first months, how a volunteer helps the military at first, when the guys applied and came here, they just really put on glasses and over their eyes, because tears simply shed. uh, because it hurt, because it was, of course, scary. now, probably, maybe, to some extent. we all mobilized on our part, we provide assistance to the military , as well as to all those who turn to us, because it’s like here they cook food and just help and make nets and make candles that pay off. and just purely financially, there is in the temple. i'm a joke called spiritual

every wednesday, we go to our transfiguration cathedral on the molyben city to vassaf belgorod why because before that one of our monks? and of our convent , in a thin dream, saint asaph appeared and he said, you know, i am guarding the border. i'm taking shells away from you, but i have very little gratitude. it's just a few kilometers from the border. much more acutely felt something in the air that the conflict is inevitable ukraine has become a hostage to the big game, because there were moments when we, too, even clearly sometimes you just went right there, kharkiv, just talking there with border guards with customs officers, when they said, soon, probably, you will not go here, because our government has a different policy. we are heading

down. we are striving for nato, and you are simply a neighbor to us, well, as if we don’t need a little, lord, we are sitting with steps of difficulties, russia one military action crept very close to the border oleg belgorodsky bard. the performer of russian chanson began to compose songs dedicated to the defenders. i started traveling with volunteers. everything from cereals heart. there is such a volunteer group, our belgorod group, we began to travel around the garrison, i gave way to a concert around the region. well , if like this, what was close, this is where i have the studio. that's right across the street. here it was. exactly two months or in november, the arrival of our record concreted died

. before that, our soldiers were in march, the village of krasny oktyabr, too, everything was visible so large that constantly beating our sell missiles, of course, on the contrary. svetlana and other volunteers arrived here for the first time on february 25, practically in an open field. 22 local authorities, then they helped put up this mini counter, it has everything for the military. he acquired such military actions from us , ran away here, then returned to us again

. we were slightly beaten. so you were treated. now we have a handsome man, but you won’t see, this common one still lives here now. fortune come here to be photographed at an impromptu market, products , donate, do things with their own hands and are sent here by people from all over the country. this is where people bring everything. see, this is her. grandmothers from the voronezh region handmade yes grannies buy everything for their pension and do everything. potato boots, this is a homemade

thing, too, the guys need svetlana, a designer from belarus, but now most of the time she is volunteering. very heard, yes. we are here from side by side, we have the border here and our trailer walks, so to speak, with a tremble, it walks very straight. yeah, sometimes the military police force us to leave here, because the arrivals are big for a trailer. we flew two times. right here right here. yes, right here she organized telegram volunteers channel in the warehouse everything is sorted. and it even has recipients for the reconnaissance brigade in the refrigerator in a bag of sausage, in a bag, eggs, a box of fat in the freezer on the middle shelf, two bags of straw. we have a girl who bakes buns next to us every week. and three times a week the guys already come, they say, compote buns. today we had a big one

, so guys, i'll pamper them even more. it's all people, everything is driven by people. they help us, of course, we have a lot of medicines here, here we have a school knitting nets. we asked to cooperate. we have a mini workshop such. all these women come from villages, who are constantly in the reports of arrivals of zhuravlyovka naumovka, now they temporarily live in belgorod, we did not want to enter us just to sit down. you looked, because the shelling had already become so strong that it was impossible then to be there for a day shooting, zero shooting and plus there was still no gas of light, well, just a hopeless situation. it is impossible to live with the impression that they came to us and begin to drink. it's very scary when he whistles his head at us and you don't know where to hide, where

run in the basement, too, roll up. maybe no one will even remember, the universe still lives a lot of people. because they are afraid to leave, as the marauders say, they do not hit the road. they don't aim at the house. it's just saturday that the house was smashed to bits of wool and the item completely smashed it. in science, right? you just see black smoke in front of your eyes and everything is not at home, many leave and come back again. as the shelling subsides it is difficult to leave the household it is difficult to get used to the city, when all your life on earth, and you went to relatives in ukraine more often than in belgorod, we had a bus from kharkov, each 40 minutes 40 minutes. so we couldn’t go where we should go to belgorod, but we dug two or three times a day, we managed to go there and worked half the village in kharkov during the time we were in ukraine

, we probably talked to people, of course, we communicate. we have all the familiar relatives we have there. ukraine in kharkov children grandchildren sister, i have two sisters brother in ukraine children 's greatest desire to return to their homes, they lay down the cost of tomorrow, what if they'll give us good news. they don't shoot, so we can go there. maybe let him live there. here nobody pays. nobody goes crazy.

everyone lives trying to live in this society well together, but my surname is burt, i am not a military specialist , a citizen, we cannot think and reason about how what happens and why, when a military theorist is put on the map for the existence of our state, in general, the armies of the world he is considered the largest military theory. such a right. it is said that perseverance leads to victory over the strongest. i want to talk to remember examples do not know what? analyst palms of key historical events, how american corporations make money on military incursions around the world. watch right now.

on may 13, 1916, us troops, under the pretext of protecting the country from german aggression and establishing an internal legislative order, invaded the dominican republic and occupied it. this was one of the brightest episodes of the so-called banana wars that america waged in central america , mexico and the caribbean for 36 years from 1898 to 1934 it must be said bluntly that

at that time economic interests prevailed over political ones. although political pretexts were sought to cover up true economic interests. the us intervention was carried out under the pretext of protecting against german aggression, one might think that germany was then concerned to intervene against a small island state in the caribbean, but in any case, american economic interest and prevailed this was preceded by the appointment to the post of minister of finance american adviser, e in 1915. that is, he, in fact, an american adviser , prepared the ground for the invasion of the americans into the territory of the sovereign. the states of this invasion are absolutely unprovoked by

the invasion in which they participated. up to one and a half thousand us marines and which led to civilian casualties in the dominican republic in 1914, the wilson plan was presented by america, allowing the use of force in the dominican republic and haiti, after which the united states established in the dominican republic republican provisional government, which followed the presidential elections in october 1914, juan and sidora jimenez were elected to the post of president by the americans, who reacted negatively to the pro-american president in the country, an insurgency began. as a result, the americans were forced to send troops into the country. the us military was remembered by the dominicans for their extreme

cruelty, violating all humanitarian conventions regarding prisoners of war. e for civilians. they used all the possibilities of medieval torture from water to fire, that is, a module. we can imagine the scale of their cruelty. the victims of american military aggression fell on the more vulnerable sections of society, old peasants, peaceful and disobedience of one person , the whole village was punished. in the dominican republic , the americans promoted their foreign policy and foreign economic goals. one of the main tasks of a headache for them is the panama canal. that is, it was important for them to control the entire space around the channel. this, i recall

, was the years of the first world war. these were the years when the peace-loving president was in power in the usa in the morning wilson who put forward 14 points of peace , which were to be followed, the belligerents and, uh, this peace-loving president and carried out an invasion of the dominican republic simply because the usa considered latin america to be their homeland and called it the backyard of the united states ninety-eighth year , the hei doctrine appears, named the year of the us secretary, this is the open door doctrine of equal opportunities in china , here is the second stage. after the problem with spain was resolved and the americans, in fact affairs within the framework of the monroe doctrine america for

americans kicked out the last european power from latin america and threatened all the fingers you don’t climb here. this is our safety zone. this is our operating area. uh, this is our economic zone. the fact is that as a result of the spanish american war of 1898 , let me remind you that the united states gained control over puerto rican cuba and the philippines, which were also a spanish colony. so after this war and until 1933, the united states invaded latin america 30 times under the pretext of timmy stage of hostilities was preparing, the next in relation to the next stage of expansion. in the ancestors of china, because part of the pan-american war was the capture of the philippines and

there were also very interesting things there, when on mackli 25 the president of the united states decided to attack the philippines and said that, well, you need to bring christianity to them with lightning. the savages are here mr. president , fear god, they are hatholics. he said all the more because america was protestant, mostly anti-catholic , and so on. it was kennedy who was the first catholic president. biden, the second, by the way, president. i once again looked at it as my fatherland, my backyard and that's it. this is based on the monroe doctrine put forward in the nineteenth century, according to which the united states does not interfere. inside and did not make europe but does not allow interference. in the internal affairs of latin america on the part of the europeans, that is

, america for the americans from the main principle. for 200 years this year they will be celebrating the ivanovo doctrine, moreover, it is effective. they tried it apply against venezuela threatening it, so to speak, with the consequences for russia and china , which supported the government of madura. we shouldn’t forget about this today, with regard to the dominican republic, the country got deep into debts that were not going to the government, the next ones that changed almost every year were not going to pay from the united states neither more nor less took control, everything customs revenues of the dominican republic, that is, they began to receive simply income from the export of sugar cane. coffee. cocoa avocado it was done at the direction

of the peacekeepers in quotation marks , president wilson wisely at the end of the 19th century, the united company appeared in the united states . the reason for the possibility of conducting agricultural activities of an extensive type. the united fruit company did not invest in reproduction of the product. and if the soil was depleted, then it was simply abandoned and moved to fresh plantations, most often cutting down tropical forests. it is interesting that in the board of directors of the company included the former director of the cia, walter bedol smith, this corporation was engaged in the export of agricultural products from the caribbean countries to the united states.

and they had huge profits and revenues, and so huge that they could influence the foreign policy of the united states of america, er , the notorious corporation that actually became famous mainly in central america for the direct actions of creating direct armed detachments that overthrew sovereign governments. in gothamali honduras el salvador, when and where it pleases this transnational corporation, the classic of latin american literature is roman mommy, young, ironically called latin americans, united fruit.company, i must say, where all the unceremonious, completely brazen actions

of american monopolists to the detriment of the sovereign rights of the people of central american countries are exposed a novel about mothers. yunai, was so widespread that the company was forced to change its name today, the company is called chik-vito brands. international buying bananas. see if they have a bright blue sticker with an inscription on them. chaquita is the product of the same united fruit company, labor was slave for those temporalities, especially through the prism of today, and in words the americans spoke about the need to protect the rights of workers. uh, in their factories in the factories of other countries, however, uh themselves, in fact exploited they used child labor. and this is unacceptable from the point of view of any ethics. and

many countries fell under this american blow, where the americans could not stand any and no independence, including including here are the events in the dominican republic, uh, then these common nouns appeared, let's say dictator self-osom nicaragu here, about whom the draw was talking about a son of a bitch, but this is our son of a bitch, who served the american in bitterness. and val has a family. uh, the same trujila in the dominican republic was batista in power for 30 years , of course, fulgencio batista who came to power. in cuba, under the slogan of the soul for junior officers, our officers, who received this slogan of the soul for junior

officers from him, helped him carry out the coup and it has already been encountered, the castor brothers, and the whole cuban revolution they have not expounded it. but these were just common nouns, which in fact played the same role as georgia would take over in mikhail nikolozovich, saakashvili would have it all, uh, the same ones. historical types the american military presence in the dominican republic ended in the twenty-second year. however, after themselves , the americans left an unstable government, which changed power passed from hand to hand, and as a result, in the thirty-first year, the dictator came to power trugilla. e, a native of the american military e, programs and troubles , in fact, until the 1960s, the dominican republic remained under the control of washington, and then when the dominicans

could no longer put up with this state of affairs, then in the sixty-sixth year, the second occupation of the dominican republic by the americans began. i also emphasized this, uh, a multi-layered multi-factorial policy that uses leverage and military leverage. well, the so-called soft power tools. a term coined by the american political scientist joseph naim, which includes itself, including a huge network of existing american centers of science and culture in latin america, not only in the capitals, and teaching english.

this is an organization for the exchange of students, youth, programs of which various american funds of the full-rate fund participate, for example, the exchange of young political trade union leaders, that is, the impact is on all segments of the population . the us policy towards latin america has become much more subtle , but it has not lost its aggressive nature . the most difficult immersion process of their experience

there were not many technologies for plunging piles of such a diameter in russia because of the sanctions, it was not just a single bolt to use. it was not foreign to look at these people who, in harsh conditions, perform quite difficult work. he can simply admire the deadlines were the most severe, of course, until the last we ourselves did not see that we could manage to take work in our lives. i will never be in quality. a special inner feeling from the fact that you are not just participating in history.

i wanted to tickle the nerves of vices, they gilyarovskim do not crawl out of the cunning slums , we single out not scary. and now keep your pockets cleaned in an instant, and you could still flog the corpse with a knife, i would wait, a couple of hours the killer will find the criminal.

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