[000:00:00;00] my homeland, she’s like a mother, she lays everything down for you, i’m silent, there’s no joy for me. in 10 years we would have such a youth that it was no longer possible to come to an agreement with, to drive them somewhere, and not 1.5 million, but 15 million people would go to upper lars, and if they didn’t go anywhere, they would go straight to the kremlin . and most importantly, the generation that we represent, which was represented by zakharchenko, arsen matorola there and so on, this

generation is plus or minus forty years old. this is the generation, plus or minus fifty years old, this is the generation that has become the backbone and russian spring and, in fact, is now the backbone for assembling new units, but he would already be 50-60 years old, and he would no longer be in condition for war, and we would not be able to do what we are doing today , and do it 10 years later. after the great patriotic war, we probably didn’t understand then what the end was in this story, now we understand, because this is a repetition, this is the reincarnation of that wickedness that existed after the war, there is all this banderaism, the underground and so on, that is this wickedness, firstly, should be clearly marked so that everyone understands, this is evil spirits , you can’t approach, if you approach, you’ll die, and i came to a simple and terrible conclusion for myself,

nazism can only be defeated... also all its carriers, we got war to gain identity, but our identity that we gain, it rests on a huge historical landscape, this is our happiness and this is our difference from ukraine, because thank god we have a real history, a huge philosophy, a huge basis, on where we stand, we're just so rich, that we don’t know how to choose from what, this is what we are, this is what we are, but they don’t bother with it. that is, they just invented themselves, and i very often had to go to the border to izvarin, among other things, i was very sad to see when healthy men with suitcases left their homeland, left, not women, men, women, children, of course, this preservation, it had to be done, no questions are even raised here, but

the men... including the volunteers, the russian volunteers who went to lay their heads, no one of them at that time did not know how it would all end, i understand why he went , but for the opportunity to at least partially participate in the return - of the soviet empire, the russian empire, call it what you want, ours, ours common... homeland, yes, when i saw the first footage, here in the kherson region there were guys riding in tanks, they were like peaceful boys there, russian-speaking banderaites, the vyruss began to stop, but like, what are you here, come out, this is my land, there are these beardless ones they shout there to our rather adult tank crews, they say, he says, here such

a mustachioed, calm uncle answers, he says, no, he says, this is my land, i’m from here, and i wouldn’t like to give any pathos or special meaning to moving my family, because well, it’s all in context real donbass life , it’s funny, because in donetsk and lugansk millions of people live in these territories, millions with their families, with children, go to kindergartens, go to schools and just live this life, that’s why there are all these sighs. in russia, and he and they are crazy parents, they should be deprived of parental rights, they took their children to donbass, who lives in donbass? well, you think , off the top of your head, there are just mothers with strollers walking around donetsk, every morning, every day, every evening, in every district, children live in huge numbers, so well, i brought my family , i brought my family, i lived there, for almost 2 years that i would live without a family, i came, said , let's go, get ready, that i live there alone, let's come here, they said, well, let's go and

they arrived, and what they took out... children, but after all, by that time i had moved to a slightly different status than the majority of donetsk residents, that is, well, they just came there to kill me, that’s all, and of course, well, i don’t play with such things. complexity according to the philosopher konstantin leonitev , but about language - this is an important thing, because the fact is that on the territory of eurasia and not only on the territory of eurasia, the russian language was not just the language of the titular nation, it was the language of the most powerful mutual communication, this is what

an absolutely wild attack on the language, an attempt to retrain people to think in russian, remember how in the 17th spring they gave birth in russian, well, this is violence by... having few equals, that is, in fact, this is genocide, linguistic genocide - this is in some sense in the spiritual sense, this is the same genocide as genocide physical, in this sense they extract not only the influence of russia through language, but the influence of putin through language or the influence of solovyov through language, they extract a lullaby, a huge culture, a root system leading to russian chronicles and to that very ancient russia which they are so

they’re proud, and so... it’s very important, as if when they all died, i just realized that, well, i didn’t replace them with anything, so that the vacant lots are just in this place, the vacant lots are just a desiccated place in the soul, that’s it it’s bitter, of course, a piece of the soul has blackened forever, well, it’s okay, we live on, and voho is still

dead. such a story is actually unthinkable, because during his lifetime the first monument was erected to him, a museum was made, and that is , sholokhov lived, and he was already absolutely included in the

context of world geniuses, and he was not included only in russia, naturally in the world, where translations of his books cost millions , maybe even tens of millions, a huge number of just publications and the world really went crazy. out of delight when shollokhov appeared, in the late twenties into the thirties, i will explain why the world went crazy, the fact is that the vast majority of classical world literature of the 19th century, the beginning of the 20th century, it was one way or another focused on the life of the aristocracy, that is , at a minimum, they were always, plus or minus , the main characters, so the whole world read

about the lords, about... i met zakhar, i mean i met him through facebook and

completely against the backdrop, naturally, of events related to donbass, crimea and so on, that is, to say that i read some zakhar prilepin’s books before i first met him on facebook, i began to recognize and then read, respectively , books, read what he writes, his journalism, his posts, i actually no, i didn’t read his books before, in short , in some... i just wrote to zakhar in facebook in 2018, so he, as it were, i just wrote to him that they say zakhar, like this and so there are such people, if you suddenly need us, then we are here, so he wrote, that’s even how he accepted it, like what -it was in this spirit that we met zakhar, as usually happens by accident, of course it is very interesting to get to know

him through a platoon, through... some kind of essential being that he grasps, which gives volume, understanding - and life, that happens, and it seems to me that as a great artist, this happens to him not because here he is, evgeniy nikolaevich prilepin, he came up with something, this ability of an artist to discover - in space. in infinity

to discover and give form and present to all of us , without even knowing what will come of it, a wonderful property that, for example, evokes love in me; of course, it is impossible not to appreciate zakhar’s absolutely amazing ability, in addition to the fact that he is a writer namely, and these are completely different talents, but the talent of a writer and the talent. extinguish the sergeants, lord, uh, as far as i can

judge, sinner, little-knowing, he doesn’t like rabid people who cling greedily to certain things and worry about them, and put it above uh, this lord’s light, that i want it, just give it to me, otherwise i will die, of course, there must be some other feeling, that there are things that are above us, that are more important to us. but here we are doing our job, here we are with this feeling, i live with this feeling, i won’t say that i’m obsessed with the idea of ​​victory over ukraine there, and especially for my fallen comrades, just there is this thing, and i understand it, that it needs to be completed, and what would you want then exclusively for yourself, for your soul, but well, i want light in my soul, peace, joy, i want this not to leave me , it never left me,

that’s what vokha said, i… not everyone can cope with such a rhythm of life and such variety, my father died when i was a teenager, it was a terrible trauma for me, i really overcame it for a long time, but that is, painfully, for 10-12 years i thought about it, i

missed you, it’s in my texts, it’s a constant theme without fatherhood, so maybe this was also the reason that... i was so worried about the death of zakharchenko and the motor, because i remembered that injury that simply split me apart, and i think, well, my heart just didn’t able to withstand the departure of people so important to me one after another, but what’s important, now i’ll make one metaphor that is important for me personally, the fact is that my father was a much more gifted person than me, that is, he wrote some things, poems, seemed to think very deeply, he painted pictures, he was he could build a house, he could plow the land there, he did everything with him, he did everything he started to do with his hands, he did everything there, from chess to writing a philosophical treatise, and from peasant work to any intellectual work, and since he was so versatile, it

was as if he couldn’t possibly realize himself, and he died from this from unfulfillment at 47 years old, so i’m 48 now, and he died at 47, but for me he’s still the same. is infinitely older than me, i still can’t feel it myself, that i am older than my father, because he is absolute for me, but then i decided for myself that with his death, he, as it were, gave me an impulse, he threw me into life, so that i would go further, further than him, and you know, there is such a story, one amazing and scary one, when a father and a child are walking on the ice, they were walking on the ice, but this is a real story, and the ice broke, they both fell into the water, the father was in a strong current, he realized that... he was being drawn in them and he will not be saved, he took and threw his son with all his might, and this throw drove him under the ice, son - was thrown far away, and it’s like a son survived, this death throw, it’s like it means a lot to me psychologically, this death of my

father was the same furrow, it’s like he died, saying, what do you do differently, and the death of zakharchenko is the same for me. in general, this is the death of the founding fathers of many of the russian spring, they made this departure under the ice, the throw of this whole russia, please, go and become huge, become happy, become, become great, they communicated this to the whole country with their death, because maybe under different circumstances there, if zakharchenko had taken the engine there and gone somewhere, he would have been removed from his post there or something else would have happened there, yes, even this would not have happened, but precisely... .. these destinies laid at the foundation are amazing, they give this , they give movement to the planet and the new composition of the new future russia, and i will tell you a secret, i have never in my life, as often happens in books, placed my son there in front of me and didn’t say that so listen, son, listen,

listen, i’ll tell you now what my father said a word, an order, i’ll say this now, and you ’ll understand everything, never in your life, and i don’t know why, but it’s done. that my father didn’t have such a conversation with me, when he died, i suffered for many years, i think that my father didn’t tell me the most important cherished word, why didn’t he tell me anything, why didn’t he give me any advice, i have to look for all the roads myself, then, when i was 33 years old there , or 40 there, i suddenly realized that his very life, the very form of his life, that form of life when i never doubted that he was the most the best, smartest, most courageous person in the world, she was punished, not... some kind of paternal demagoguery, but simply that i always knew that my father was absolute peace and absolute strength and absolute intelligence, that’s it and there is a form of punishment, and i , a sinner, tried to at least somehow reproduce this with my sons, so that they would simply know that, well, the father behaved like this , we must somehow correspond to this, this

is to maintain some level just human, that’s all, well, advice, well, what can you say in words, you need action? besides the fact that he is certainly the main writer of donbass, simply by literary fact , by his constant presence there, i would dare to say that this is such rock and roll of donbass, because zakhar could, at his insane speeds, as i already said, organize incredible whirlwinds around you, make everyone friends, climb everywhere. come up with everything from a rap concert to his own battalion and he does it with such incredible drive, it’s as if he’s been waiting all his... life for the real story to come. after all this

, the post-soviet period of no interest to him, and that he would burst in, he and he took this - this big textbook of our donbass history began there with his own, i won’t say waving the pen, underlining, tearing out a sheet, sheets, inserting your own , write some melodies. i would say that zakhar is the rock and roll of donbass, because he helped, helped to become, to make this land, to return it back to the bosom of his homeland, the pink floyd group has an early album called atom hot mother, that's what i would call zahara. atom, donbass hut. you see, this is not

just the heart of donbass, right? and this is precisely the heart in our current era, the atomic heart of donbass. and the one who swam, hugging her for the last time, said. i'm at the door. the comb outside the window is my hand, sir, praise god, there are a lot of us, like this, thank god, thank

god there are such people. my homeland, it’s like a mother, the fact is that no amount of fame, money, prestige can compare with the feeling that someone needs your presence, marseille, amsterdam, barcelona. paris, nothing compared to both loved ones. we are in in general, we don’t need any treasures or medals, as long as we are seen off at the station and met at the metro, as long as we are very much expected somewhere and loved in us, the worst aspects, but the best feeling in the world? miss someone and know that this someone is also thinking about you,

even if you are far away now, even if you go to the capital, even if you look at the world from the window of an airplane, but the best place in the world, two hugging hands, because it’s more expensive any wealth, the one who understands your pain, who makes you laugh and cannot take his eyes off you... the one who wanted is already left with you, look around, who is nearby right now, you just have to think about him, and he is already on your inbox list, you remain close, no matter where life takes you, take care of the one with whom you can be weak,

real, in this person you are force. hello, he's coming back, oh, i missed you, skleposovsky, the city falls asleep, wakes up, eight new episodes, discharge, all seasons at once, an amazing person, he just has the talent to always be in the center of events. give yourself a new year's gift now. sklifosovsky. let's look before everyone else. in

application or website. promise me that you will sing from the bottom of your heart, i promise, temporary musicians. this is my group, this is the same boy who enchanted everyone with his songs, thank you, all the best, especially just for you, it’s 4 o’clock now, yes they worked, but there are a huge number of questions now

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