is aksumaron, this is something that cannot be, if it is soviet, then it is not russia, real russia russia. russian emigrants, or like the city of kitish, it sank to the bottom and is somewhere deep underground, so budin does not accept either the soviet calendar or soviet spelling, not to mention, of course, soviet ideas. as for alexei tolstoy, this bunin thought sounds strange to him: russia no longer exists, which means it no longer exists, but where is it going, and the people who live there, who speak russian, and these russian, russian sky, russian land. russian faces, children who are born there, who are they? and this dispute, this is what, how to treat russia, what to consider as your homeland, it is really such an important dispute, in the end, alexei tolstoy decides to return to his homeland, i repeat, quite a lot not idealizing what is happening there, but i believe that it is the duty of a russian person to live in his native country, so he returns to the soviet union, emigration is perceived as a betrayal, and they say that he sold out to the bolsheviks, in fact this i

the general historical memory, as a people being destroyed russia , the third thing is to outwardly convince the world community that the soviet engaged in the destruction of ethnic groups, there, that means, peoples, classes and so on, and if it works out, if it works out... to beat claims , moral claims and material claims, this is what they wanted to do, this is also one of the important things for them, they played their role in the creation of... that very current the ukraine that we have now, the ukraine that is engaged in nuclear terrorism, destroying what it considers its own population, and so on and so forth, the european parliament recognized the holodomor as genocide, this was in december last year, what could happen next and what new myths is the main myth about the holodomor itself growing? recognition, so to speak, by various parliaments of various countries, including the south. famine of thirty-two-thirty years by genocide, it didn’t start yesterday, it was going on back in the early 2000s, under the same yushchenko, when this concept was actively spreading on the world stage, so to speak, monuments to the so-

and relations between western countries and young soviet russia began to slowly improve.kov institute of physics and technology, for the first time in the ussr, a nuclear reaction was carried out to split the lithium atomic nucleus. it was conducted by anton walter, georgy latyshev, alexander lepunsky and kiril sinelnikov. later, at the same institute, soviet scientists obtained liquid. and liquid helium and built the first radar installation. in the thirties, lev landau worked at the institute. it was there that his school was established theoretical physicists began work on the famous course in theoretical physics. already in the forties, the institute's employees friedrich lange, vladimir spinel and viktor maslov submitted applications for the invention of an atomic bomb, as well as methods for producing uranium 235. for the first time , the explosion scheme, which later became generally accepted, was proposed. this option was ahead of its time. but was not accepted due to mistrust of the authorities. in any case, this was the first atomic bomb design in the ussr to be

say, to drive a wedge between us and the south africans, all this is in the past, russia has nothing to do with the soviet was the only country in the world that did not look down on the people of south africa, help came from moscow, people do not forget this, from the west, it is presented with aggressive assertiveness, then the generation of people who understand the true relationship between south africa and moscow is leaving. today's children, since the entire education system comes from the west, the school curriculum is imposed the west, then the attitude is changing, and the new generation no longer always sees a special connection between our countries. i believe that the most important thing is our country. did, they helped to educate in the spirit of non-racism, as they put it, that is, when the guys came here, for the first time they saw how a white woman, now i’m still studying, from the moment i arrived in russia, i managed to live in different cities, when i transferred to moscow, i realized that russia itself is a country of opportunity, there is an incredible amount of opportunities here,

and post-soviet russia, so valdai is a completely natural place for me, i am very glad to be hereite a long time here in russia, in russia, france, and before that at the un in geneva, unesco, even more if necessary? no one could force the colombe administration to take an anti-russian position, and in recent years the leaders have changed, but whether it is a right-wing, centrist or left-wing administration , the state of sri lanka or any sri lankan leader cannot be forced to speak out critically. including in the context of ukraine. in this sense, we belong to the south asian unofficial but spontaneous consensus. for in south asia no one can force the government, the state or even the society to take anti-russian position. i should note that in sri lanka public opinion has always been on the side of russia and the russians, primarily due to historical reasons, the history of the soviet period. secondly, russia supported sri lanka during the thirty years' war. and we have not forgotten this, so we have admiration for russia, if any criticism of russia arises, it is all out of gre

but poland had completely different plans; taking advantage of the situation, the weakening of soviet russia a fax, poland was the first to attack. and we were forced to answer. and in the end this in an unsuccessful war for us, poland occupied vast territories, significantly to the eastern curzon line, and these territories were declared that it would not give up to anyone. in 1934, poland became the first european country to enter into a non-aggression pact with nazi germany. the poles believed, and they believed even when poland did not exist, that their country , which would definitely be recreated, was the very shield of western civilization, which was being smashed into full of barbarians, schismatics, who were moving from the east, but for this europe must pay poland a lot with weapons , money, industry, political influence, well, let's just say that the defense of europe is a product that can be sold at a very high price, because there is nothing else in poland. the period of active polish-german cooperation continued until 1939. all this time, the polish authorities unconditionally

era on october 10, 1919 , the us entente declared a blockade of soviet russia, establishing the firstprimarily in favor of banning the supply of goods, including medicines, and in general for completely closing borders. london and washington had an approach more pragmatic, but they supported paris. the french tried to annex the netherlands, scandinavia, the baltic states and even latin america to the blockade. germany refused to join the blockade. the sanctions regime did not last long, the whites began to suffer defeats, and for the countries that initiated russia it meant the loss of an impressive market and a reduction in production. the population was dissatisfied, and this discontent was actively fueled by the local communist parties; as a result, already in january of the twentieth , it was decided to abandon the boycott and the attitude things slowly began to improve between western countries and young soviet russia. on october 10 , 1932, at the kharkov institute of physics and technology, for the first time in the ussr , a nuclear reaction was carried out to split the lithium

a wedge between us and the south africans, they say all this is in the past, russia could have nothing to do with the soviethas nothing to do with it. russia was the only country in the world that did not look down on the people of south africa. help came from moscow. people do not forget this, but since all the information is now supplied from the west, presented aggressively and assertively, the generation of people who understand the true relationship between south africa and moscow is leaving. today's children, because the entire education system is going west. i believe that the most important thing that our country did was help educate in the spirit of non-racism, as they put it, that is, when the guys came here, for the first time they saw a white woman physically work. now i am still studying, from the moment i arrived in russia, i managed to live in different cities, and when i transferred to moscow, i realized that russia itself is a country of opportunities, there is an incredible amount of opportunities here, both for foreigners , and for the russians themselves, for african youth. there is such

the 1922 show here entitled deliverance america and the famine in soviet. russia 1921 to 23, and at the hoover institution that just closed this year, bread plus medicine american famine relief and soviet russia,. 1921 to 23. the informative exhibit catalog for the later exhibition is available through the hoover institution press. and i would encourage all of you to go online and get a copy. you'll never think of cod liver oil the same way he's a lecturer in history and international relations at stanford university, a research fellow at the hoover institution. and your moderator, please welcome her partner. so you tom, for a very generous thanks for putting together this panel, which as you're about to see. it's very interesting and thanks to you for inviting me to participate. so and to all of you for coming out today. we have three very interesting speakers, three historians who have a knack for bringing a fresh point of view to, familiar topics, three, one might say revisions ists in the best sense of the word. they questioned the conventional wisdom. they pu

he hatched a dizzying plan to create a unified army. from all korean parts of soviet russia and performinghe borosk march through manjuria to liberate korea from the japanese. the execution of this task was entrusted to nestor kalandarishvi. georgian anarchist, legendary partisan commander who went over to the side of the bolsheviks, someone may not like all this or even seem wild, but i always like this, it makes me happy, what kind of romantics lived then, what was the scope then, somewhere in in irkutsk, a georgian anarchist is going to lead the koreans to liberate their country, well, great, after the pitch-black civil war we found strength in ourselves, own plans regarding the future of korea, by the way, and china, and mongolia, and so on on the list. the future founder and leader of north korea, kimersen, was initially called song ju, because irsen in korean means the rising sun; he did not become the sun right away. let's tell you a little about his biography. this sun rose on the day the titanic sank on april 15, 1912, this is the date of its birth. which some see symbolically. me

but the secret war, set against russia and its neighbors, did not stop for centuries. for centuries was in unfriendly relations with tsarist, sovietnsidering the existing conflict between russia and the united states, we should not forget that this role was inherited by washington. it was england that over the last century was the most terrible dangerous enemy of russia. she did us more harm than napoleon and hitler. empires collapsed. leaders changed, the state collapsed, but one thing in western politics remained unchanged for centuries, this is a geopolitical game against russia, but why russia, but because russia is a key country, russia stretches from europe to the pacific ocean, by controlling russia, you occupy a dominant position in continent. that is why, from the point of view of anglo-saxon geopoliticians, russia always remains their main goal, for germany, france, turkey and japan, one can find objective reasons for the conflict with russia, historical, territorial, religious, economic or diplomatic. ongoing conflict with england. it is caused by conceptual, deep-seated contradictions, it is caused by the desire of eng

other is the same ataturk, surrounded by his associates, among they are the first ambassador of soviet russiaanslated, and also supposedly nearby, kliment voroshilov, but is this accurate? voroshilov. another participant in those events a hundred years ago, or maybe ours are not on the monument at all, this is a hoax invented for tourists, historians have been arguing for years, but this was said from the lips of the previous president, the turkish republic gul, he said absolutely exactly, this is a sign of respect, and mikhail frundze, klim varashilov are captured there, yes, that is, this was said by the presidential republic, in 2002, abdulah gul, the then president of turkey, indeed. said that behind qemali there is pashiata on the monument to frunze and voroshilov, but voroshilov cannot be there, because varoshilov first appeared in turkey only in 1933, when the monument had already stood for 5 years. in any case, voroshilov, frundze, and oralov, the first heads of military intelligence in our country, are the people who helped ataturk in the twenties of the last century to overthrow the

that is, in this ideology and in this propaganda, under tsarist russia with its own methods, under the sovietion with its own, and accordingly russia already with its own, we observed only the technology that... the more and more it became more inventive and scarier, and that is, all these the questions we ask, we are now obliged, and this is a great burden, once again, we could not achieve independence, we could not achieve the orange revolution, and now the war is active war, we are already absolutely obliged to explain it and chew it up to the world community , and about gogol, and about everyone, the whole flower, our cultures, histories and the whole whole bunch of people, who very often were just ethnic ukrainians, and remained so, but they were forced to serve the empire, well, in the end, there is a lot to say about all other people and cultural figures of ours, this is not an easy job, but we are obliged to do it and explain it, on the other hand, russia and the soviet union are all kinds of methods. only veiled, i.e. turned it over in essence upside down and all this was presented a

in post-soviet russia, the federal border service was initially an independent structure; since 2003, it has been part of the russian fsb. on october 27, 1901 in moscow, it was first publicly performed. second concerto for piano and orchestra by sergei rachmaninoff. the author dedicated it to psychotherapist nikolai dalia. he helped him mentally recover after the unsuccessful premiere of his first symphony. rachmaninov played himself, and a famous orchestra acted as conductor. pianist and musical and public figure alexander zelutti. depending on the tempo the performer chooses, the concert lasts from 34 to 38 minutes. the second concert remains not only the most performed masterpiece rachmaninov. he greatly influenced the classical repertoire of other composers and even pop music. melodies from this concert became the basis for songs by frank senatre and silind. on october 27 , 1925, a patent for water skis was issued. it was received by engineer fred uller from new york. in fact, he became the second inventor to come up with water skiing. the first to do this , 3 years before waller,

a critical situation developed on the railways of young soviet russia: an acute shortage of coal arosec between moscow and petrograd, and then on other roads in the country, stopped. in connection with this situation, lenin called an emergency meeting of the labor and defense council of the young soviet republic. it took place on january 4 , 1922, where the word diesel locomotive was first heard and where it was. the decision to build this diesel locomotive is a diesel locomotive - an autonomous locomotive with an internal combustion engine, most often a diesel one, the energy of which is electrically or mechanically transmitted to the wheelsets . at the very beginning of the century , locomotive designers had no idea what a diesel locomotive should be, but the crisis situation on the railway forced engineers to rush original ideas and non-standard solutions, for example, when choosing an engine, the designers were guided by diesel engines for river vessels, which, in terms of power and size, were for diesel locomotives, but the wheels, again, according to the designers’ idea, were sup

at one point, young victoria was a political officer at the us embassy in a new post soviet russia from 1991 to 1993 in 2005 under george w bush. she was the 1st female ambassador to nato. if her resume existed in a vacuum, it might sound quite impressive, but the reality of her career has had real life consequences for a great many people. so joining us to unpack this so called career diplomat, it is garlan nixon. he is a political analyst and co host of the critical hour on radio. sputnik garland, thanks for joining us. so 1st your top line thoughts on miss victoria new and what's her place in the us political elite class? i think victoria newland represents a particular audiology independent in the, in the elite class, a class. it is a very confrontational, expansionist, and in my opinion, i would argue a fascist ideology. one that believes in using brute force, while they pretend to be intellectuals, they pretend to be, you know, uh, you know, to use their thoughts and their education and their background to determine their future and determine the course of america in, in, in, in t

of shurik, the fact is that it was at this moment that the middle class began to take shape in soviet russia to the realities of life, to the needs of certain freedoms, and so on, and the unconditional representatives of the middle class were shurik and on the one hand, and the successor of his work, semyon semyonovich gorbunkov, on the other. was the first student on the big screen in many years, nikita sergeevich hated students, for 11 for years, not a single picture was released in which a student would be a positive character, shurik was actually the first, and he not only crammed lectures and answered evidence, but behaved like a full-fledged romantic hero, fought with punks on balalaikas, then fought with them on rapiers , wrapped lumpin in wallpaper and carried out educational work with him, and this clearly made an indelible impression on the most beautiful girls in moscow and the moscow region of the near transcaucasus. what, where, when, autumn series of games. final: tomorrow, after the program time. hey, it's been a while see you, the dragon missed you. take away the ready one in

in post-soviet russia , the federal border service was first an independent structure, from 2003 to byof the fsb of russia. on october 27, 1901 , sergei rachmaninov’s second concerto for piano and orchestra was performed publicly for the first time in moscow. nikolai dahl, who helped him mentally recover after the unsuccessful premiere of his first symphony. rachmaninov played himself, and the orchestra was conducted by the famous pianist and musical and public figure alexander zelutti. depending on the tempo the performer chooses, the concert lasts from 34 to 38 minutes. the second concert remains not only the most performed masterpiece rachmaninov. he greatly influenced the classical repertoire of other composers and even pop music. melodies on october 27, 1925, a patent for water skis was issued, it was received by engineer fred uller from new york. in fact, he became the second inventor to come up with water skiing. the first to do this, 3 years before waller, was an eighteen-year-old american from minnesota, ralph samuelson. he lengthened and widened ordinary skis and tested them

washington imperial cost, the push and the 18th and 19th century to suppress the language or later in soviet russia, the mass targeting of ukraine's cultural leaders, historians and writers. in here now, ukraine's heritage is a justification for the on the targets of russian forces, which makes protecting that heritage and ex essential issue, the ukrainian culture a matter of survival. they started the war because of our cultural identity. they want to erase it, what they cannot possess. they want to erase how dare you have a different cultural identity and all our cultural heritage. it proves that we have different this is a headed visual identity and put it away with tries to destroy. you create a new nation and one of the main issues is our cultural identity, cultural heritage, and the moon centers. history for queens. this was this all things which kept your queen is, is a cleaning for centuries, which makes us much stronger. we're sure makes us feel as we are, the community which differs from the russians. and this is the most dangerous to push the i am finally watching a russian t v. these da

understand that this person never fought for ukraine statehood, and has always been in alliance with soviet russia and is a knight of two orders of the combat red banner. i finish the report. yes, but not only that, i would like some kind of national formation that will be created on the territory of the russian federation named after nestor makhno. for the russian federation , we have many interesting names that can be assigned to vlasov. they have their own, their own traditions, as far as the ssso is concerned, when the commander of the third regiment left his post for promotion, the soldiers presented him with a sword, an exact copy of svyatoslav's sword, which was found, now this sword is used for ceremonial purposes, it is used, it passed, the oath in the cold yar, on the haydomas pond, it passed the oath in khortytsia and there was a ceremony in olevsk. that is, at the moment, he is pulling on himself, the karmic elements, and now it is already , there was another public event, it was used to dedicate the lyceum students of the volyn lyceum with reinforced military and physical, and if we t

and what is characteristic is that the opponents are still the same as those of soviet russia.ansfer them to a nomadic lifestyle. the principle of divide conquer both now and then for what we today call the collective west was dominant. turks, butun, turkey was under siege. italy, france, england, greece wanted to strangle us. russia helped us a lot. think about it, our military had nothing, no clothes, no shoes, all this appeared thanks to russia. russia, in addition to gold and weapons, helped turkey with the construction of factories, including the weaving factory. in fact, this predetermined the future economic growth of this country. many will now remember the famous turkish textiles, so loved by our shuttle traders in the nineties, and are still appreciated, by the way. the treaty of friendship and brotherhood was signed with the national assembly of turkey headed by ataturk 2 years before the proclamation of the turkish republic in march 1921, after which active supplies of that same aid began from russia. gold was supplied through the black sea already in the twenty- se

released, and the fact is that it was at this moment that the middle class began to take shape in soviet russias, and so on , and shurik, on the one hand, was the unconditional representatives of the middle class , and continued his work, semyon semyonovich gorbunkov on the other, shurik was the first student in many years, on the big screen, nikita sergeevich hated the student, for 11 years not a single picture was released in which the student was a positive character, shurik was actually the first , moreover, he not only crammed lectures and answered sapromat, but behaved like a full-fledged romantic hero, fought on balalaikas with shpanna, then fought with her on rapiers , then wrapped lumpina in wallpaper and carried out educational work with her, and this clearly produced an indelible impression on the most beautiful girls in moscow and the moscow region. death occurred as a result of mechanical asphyxia, ordinary suicide, ordinary suicide, unusual place, experts said that the lock in the apartment was unicono, traces hacking, wow, you are investigating the death of a fashion model, the b

for all, everything was, no, there is no such ukraine, this is the territory of russia, this is the territory of that sovietthat russia that was once called soviet union, well, when there is such a, you know, total war, then, especially. such strength , relevance, and it is especially important to conduct it, well, precisely with the population, that is, there are not just battles at the front, special operations are being conducted in the body, various operations of influence on the population are being conducted, on the army, both from the russian side and from ours, it is being waged from two sides , it is a constant war that is going on in such, you know, mental space, and since we are forced, i repeat once again, to fight not with a separate, small bunch of people there, who sit in the kremlin, and with the population of russia as such, it is important for us to understand what is happening there with this population, how it is set up and, on the other hand, how exactly russia is waging war with our population, mentally, well, about what russia is doing, in principle, well, there is nothing new here, w

at one point, young victoria was a political officer at the us embassy in a new post soviet russia from 1991 to 1993 in 2005 under george w bush. she was the 1st female ambassador to nato. if her resume existed in a vacuum, it might sound quite impressive, but the reality of her career has had real life consequences for a great many people. so joining us to unpack this so called career diplomat is garlan nixon. he is a political analyst and co host of the critical our on radio. sputnik garland, thanks for joining us. so 1st your top line thoughts on miss victoria new and what's her place in the us political elite class? i think victoria newland represents a particular audiology end of the day in the, in the elite class, a class. it is a very confrontational, expansionist, and in my opinion, i would argue a fascist ideology. one that believes in using brute force, while they pretend to be intellectuals, they pretend to be, you know, uh, you know, to use their thoughts and their education and their background to determine their future and determine the course of america in, in, in, in tru

shurik, but the fact is that it was at this moment that the middle class began to take shape in soviet russia needs of certain freedoms, and so on, and the unconditional representatives of the class were shurik on the one hand, and the successors of his work, semyon semyonovich gorbunkov. on the other hand, shurik was the first student on the big screen in many years, nikita sergeevich hated students, for 11 years not a single picture was released in which the student was a positive character, shurik was actually the first, and he not only crammed lectures and answered the strength of evidence, but behaved like a full-fledged romantic hero, uh, fought on balalaikas with punks, then with her on rapiers, then wrapped him in wallpaper, lumpina and carried out educational work with him, and this obviously made an indelible impression of the most beautiful girls in moscow and the moscow region and the near transcaucasia, this is our kind, cozy beloved tatyana anatolyevna telling the whole truth to the mother, like usually, they want it to be born in their countries, and not in our country, ugh, so

operations and other adventures of shurik was released, the fact is that it was at this moment in soviet russiath its very specific urban approach to the realities of life and its affairs semyon semyonovich gorbunkov , on the other hand, shurik was the first student in many years on the big screen nikita sergeevich students for 11 years, not a single picture was produced in which the student was positive. moreover, he not only crammed lectures and answered evidence of evidence, but behaved like a full-fledged romantic hero, fought on balalaikas with shpana, then fought with her on rapiers , then wrapped lumpina in wallpaper and carried out educational work with him, and this clearly produced an indelible impression of the most beautiful girls in moscow and the moscow region of the near transcaucasia. it's still a podcast. with fire and me, hosted by denis gorelov, with a story about the most important events national cinema of the past 30 years, about the leading trends, the development of national cinema and where it will move in the very near future. as for the senior economist of geproryba,

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the security of russia is the most important component of german policy, like him. he spoke there, and from this, of course, i want to say that the one who withdrew the troops of the sovietfool, he is a traitor, i absolutely agree, because germany’s position is not determined by morality and not by their attitude to what they did in the forties, but the fact that there are no our bases on their territory, but the american... there are bases on their territory, this is the key parameter for determining their position, i agree 500%. nikolai spoke about the morality of the position, vladimir vladimirovich putin has already spoken about this today, and the way our position on the middle east crisis is formulated absolutely exactly corresponds to the idea of ​​the russian people that we are all watching with anxiety and pain in our hearts tragic situation in the holy land, which has sacred significance for christians, muslims, jews, for followers of the world's largest traditional religions, and a new round of the palestinian-israeli conflict has already claimed thousands of lives, thousands, russia has suffered from under... and knows what international terrorism is, we know

soviet legacy. the liberal-bourgeois project in modern russia is radically anti-left, anti-socialist anti-soviet projectlist the socialist countries in the modern world. algeria is the largest african state. algeria has already applied to brix. bangladesh is the most dense. the country in the world is the eighth largest in terms of population, 171 million people there, and bangladesh has also already submitted an application to brix. the next socialist state, bolivia, also applied for brix. venezuela, which has the world's largest proven oil reserves, has also applied for brix. vietnam is socialist, there between other than that, the official ideology is still marxism and leninism. brix application too. submitted by them, of course, guinea bissau, west africa, this is their leader at the summit in st. petersburg, recently directly told putin that their country owes its independence to the soviet union. india is the third largest economy in the world, first in the world in terms of population, 1.414 million. member of brix. china: official ideology prescribed in the constitution, marxism, linism. the fir

shurik, but the fact is that it was at this moment that the middle class began to take shape in soviet russiaunconditional representatives the middle class included shurik on the one hand, and semyon semyonovich gorbunkov, who continued his work, on the other. shurik was the first student on the big screen in many years, nikita sergeevich hated students , for 11 years not a single picture was released in which a student would be a positive character, shurik was actually the first, and he not only crammed lectures and answered profanely, but led himself as a full-fledged romantic hero, fought on balalaika with shpana, then fought with her... then wrapped lumpin in wallpaper and carried out educational work with him and this clearly made an indelible impression on the most beautiful girls in moscow and the moscow region and the near caucasus. the europeans started saying a few months ago that it is super important that africa is on our side. the maximum that ukraine can do in africa is give and ask for money. denmark is not the largest country in the world, we cannot host important ones. i’ll b

that did happen to people in soviet russia who were disappeared by the 10s of millions. that's why civil libertarians fight for free speech because we have to be able to talk about things, call people names, hiked things without fear of retribution or reprogramming and she has shown her hand. that is what she wants to do because she has lost the war. she's hoft the ideas and now is going after a person so compromised she's beating the living daylights out of someone who is supposed hi accomplished. >> it's 51-49 percent. this is an important point when you say trump doesn't go after the small d people doesn't this disfranchise voters and what he did in arizona pennsylvania georgia et cetera? >> that's your interpretation. >> that's editorializing. >> it's your opinion but it's not real. >> let's not get started with hillary. coming up aoc is going ballistic on joe biden for building the wall. my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the fi

mercenaries, plus the traditional attitude towards russia as a country that balances, well, it is not russia, the sovietunion, balances the influence of the united states, but that is what russia has appropriated, that it is like the soviet union works, but the problem is that they do not have such opportunities as they were in the soviet union, although some still remained, ukraine deliberately, after gaining independence, did not begin to play the role of a global player, that is, we withdrew and deal with our own issues. russia is trying to get maximum dividends from the former soviet heritage. and the middle east is the place to do it. well, it looks like this, but china also understands the possibilities of the limits of russia and putin in this region, well, of course, the usa also knows this, but, well, with terrorists, yes. it is better to talk to terrorists than the leader of a democratic country, and that is why putin offers his services to talk with hamas, that is, he does not absolutely avoid it, to talk with terrorists, he is already psychologically ready for this for a long time, he himsel

of the former ussr have the opportunity to obtain citizenship of the legal successor of the soviet union , russiaion of latvian citizenship and before receiving russian citizenship, a person will be able to count on the status of a non-citizen of latvia, but this period cannot exceed 2 years. but it’s very easy to lose citizenship; it’s enough to break the solemn slander, be faithful state and conscientiously follow the constitution and law of latvia. the newly appointed prime minister of slovakia robert fitz, not having had time to take over the reins of government, has already made a lot of noise, the western media unanimously declare that a pro-russian axis is emerging in europe, hungary, serbia, slovakia, one of the points of fitz’s election program was the renunciation of military support ukraine, and was also not afraid to voice that there are still real fascists in the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine. western media openly say that there are fascists in the ranks of the ukrainian army, let’s take a regiment azov, this is clearly a fascist regiment, you know what they say in slovakia, t

that is what happened to happened in soviet russia who disappeared by the tens of millions and that'si why civisal libertarians fight i the death follr things like free speech because we have to be able to talk about things, weee have to be able to call people names, we have to be able tot like things without fear of retribution or reprogramming anr she has shown her hand. that is what she wants to do because sh has lost the war. she has lost the ideas and now she is going after a person who is so compromised he's beating the living daylights out of someone who isd supposed plea accomplished. is he accomplished at turning his own party and good americans away from him. >> in that same bowl biden is ahead of trump by 2 points. >> what? >> yeah. it's 51 to 49%. i>> depends on the poll. >> no, that poll, the poll you just showed. there is an important point, when you saidii trump doesn't go after the smal' d people, try to disenfranchise voters and make their vote not count, pennsylvania, georgia, with this big lie how he won the election. >> that is your interpretation. >> that's not eve

once and for all, that ’s all , no, no, this is ukraine, this is the territory of russia, this is the territory of that sovietthat russia, which was once called the soviet union, well, when there is such a, you know, total war, then, especially such force, relevance, and especially it is important to lead her, well that is, there are not just battles at the front, special operations are being conducted behind enemy lines, various operations of influence on the population, on the army, both from the russian side and from ours, are being conducted from two sides, this is a constant war that is going on in such, you know, mental space, and since we are forced , i repeat, not to fight with a separate , small bunch of people there, who are sitting in the kremlin. and with the population of russia as such, it is important for us to understand what is happening there with this population, how it is configured and from another point of view side, how exactly russia is waging a war with our population. mentally, well, about what russia is doing, in principle, well, there is nothing new here, we know that they are tryi

well, it’s not russia, the soviet union, balances if the influence of the united states, and this is sia has appropriated to itself, that it is the way the soviet union acts, but the problem is that they do not have such opportunities as they had in the soviet union, although some still remained, ukraine deliberately, after receiving independence, we did not play a role global player, that is, we have withdrawn and deal with our own issues, while russia is trying to use the former soviet heritage. to get the maximum dividends for themselves, and the middle east is a place where it can be done, so it looks like this, but china also understands the limits and limitations of russia and putin in this region, well , the usa also knows this, of course, but with well, with terrorists, yes, a terrorist would talk better with a terrorist than the leader of a democratic country, and that is why putin offers his services to talk with hamas, that is... he is not absolutely not he dares to talk to terrorists, he is already psychologically ready for this for a long time, he himself has already earn

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