bernays used freud's techniques.s used to create false reality or unreal reality did this technique was effective in deceiving the public opinion. based on the teachings of his uncle, he stimulated people's desires and made them happy by directing them towards goods and finally by satisfying them. this process excites the person and brings him to the peak, so that his energy does not go into the political path, which causes the destruction of the society. it means that people should always be consumers and happy so that they don't riot. this is somehow the key to controlling people's behavior in democracy and actually managing. during the economic crisis of 1929 to 1932 in america and after that due to the economic pressure that the people had entered, the american people were no longer inclined to line. did not have. therefore, the market demand was very low. on the other hand, the pressures of the then american president, franklin roosevelt, also increased to limit the capitalists and reduce the power of the market

and freud a time until puberty.there are subject to anything sexual during that time, it tends to upset the whole apparatus. well see, that's exactly what we're fighting. >> i don't want the schools, as you say, during that stuff where they are kind of asexual . let's they are kind of asexual. let's say you have a little a little girl's kind of a tomboy. you know, in the old days, they could be a tomboy. it was kind of cute. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> you know, or or a little boy. that's maybe more on the feminine side, you know? but it was cute. a nice kid. oh, no. on and on. and. but today, what they're doing is in that period where, as you say , they're kind where, as you say, they're kind of asexual, they're trying to find themselves, you have schools coming teaching this schools coming in teaching this radical gender ideology to these kids time when they kids at a time when they shouldn't really when they shouldn't really when they shouldn't making shouldn't be making sexual identities, shouldn't identities, they sho

dement had a hypothesis based on freud's theory. that dream served as a safety for unconscious desires that might otherwise erupt during waking as psychosis. rem believed was necessary to keep sane for the next two decades. tried to prove his hypothesis through ingeniously designed experiments in which he deprived humans or cats of rem sleep. in the end, though, he had to admit he'd been mistaken. creatures could go without remedy, with no ill effects beyond maybe increased excitability, irritability, appetite. but the immense rem experiments also overturned established notions of sleep as a state in which the brain's shut down and nothing much happened. instead, he showed that the sleeping brain was as active as the waking brain. a finding that drew a growing influx of curious researchers to, sleep science. that surge of interest turn led to a string of important during rem sleep. for example, the brain kept animals paralyzed. to prevent them from injuring by acting out their dreams, narcolepsy had turned out with a disorder charac

dement had a hypothesis based on freud's theory. that dream served as a safety for unconscious desires that might otherwise erupt during waking as psychosis. rem believed was necessary to keep sane for the next two decades. tried to prove his hypothesis through ingeniously designed experiments in which he deprived humans or cats of rem sleep. in the end, though, he had to admit he'd been mistaken. creatures could go without remedy, with no ill effects beyond maybe increased excitability, irritability, appetite. but the immense rem experiments also overturned established notions of sleep as a state in which the brain's shut down and nothing much happened. instead, he showed that the sleeping brain was as active as the waking brain. a finding that drew a growing influx of curious researchers to, sleep science. that surge of interest turn led to a string of important during rem sleep. for example, the brain kept animals paralyzed. to prevent them from injuring by acting out their dreams, narcolepsy had turned out with a disorder charac

already many, well known to you by all belarusians, frank vecherka told the truth, because according to freudo...

persuade to negotiations, on the other hand, no, we will be strong to increase our strength, again from freudhow to correct their mistakes, they have a growing fear of the future, this is a political neurosis that they are sick with when you have no effective, efficient solution to the problem, that is , everything they did not want , that was, happened, russia is strengthening , internal politics is underway, which means consolidation, russia is strengthening its position on... we can assume something, but what will happen to the usa and what you can guess or not guess, but simply analyze on the basis of objective assessments, but let's let ’s be fair to ourselves, we have the same complexes, our main complex and our main weakness, that’s where we started the program, this is ambivalence, what is it, we have a combination of not. this is the majority, and this is a very, you know, accurate definition of how westerners were perceived as relating to the soviet past , everything was negative, so i was also at one discussion and we remember the siege of leningrad there, we ate cakes in smolny, i

it was specifically on personality. freud came up, of course we were and everyone last and everyone giggles when we talk about for it, because he's so far out there and kind of cookie. and we were talking about the psycho sexual stages. and i think we were actually talking about the animal stage, which is not what you think as i cleared that all the way it has to do with the toilet training. and that was explaining the, the lesson and electric sphincter muscle. and i put on the boards, the spelling for sphincter, and i went on explained some other stuff. and then i remember looking over the clock, you know, the figure out a stopping point for the less than i looked over the clock. it was just after $215.00 and moments later i was, oh oh oh the and the kids jumped from their desks and the whole class just got up and moved to the opposite side of the room. they crawled all the way to the right side of the room, and then i hid behind the desk. i got to the other side of the room. and in a moment like i still didn't know that what was happening was real. it's it's it's it's it's it's the c c al

of the story, that's it, but how she did it - this is a separate conversation, what can i tell you, freudld cry, but for the creators of books about maniacs and films, this is probably a source of inspiration for many, many years. see you, tingling and crawling sensations arise spontaneously and disturb you. complex doolgit antineuralgia helps in normalization functioning of the nervous system. dolgit antineuralgia promotes the return to usual affairs of restlessness. there has been an accident, nina galamask, your mother. are there other relatives? no, but it looks like you have a grandfather. hell there behind the house. and the toilet is downstairs. where is he, and if there are no cigarettes , then what will you smoke, he says, well, if there are no cigarettes, then he will smoke village council, how much time do you need, here you need 10 days, 10 days, this is what you should do, i i didn’t come here to look at the old farts i collect... what will be your novel vacancies, vacancy, vacancy novels, i ask you to pray to god, i ask you to drink, and tomorrow i will fly to your sunny ita

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whole story ended, that’s it , but how she did it, this is a separate conversation, what can i say, freudv, well... and for the creators of books about maniacs and films, it probably a source of inspiration for many, many years. see you see this week in the collaborators program. how do the rashists turn the children of donbas into merciless killers? but who prays for the russian soldiers in the city of happiness? we believe in our victory, that you will return alive and well. greetings, i'm olena kononenko, and this is a collaborator program about traitors who, following the call of their hearts and wallets , went to serve the rashi occupiers. spring of 2014. the russian federation unleashed an undeclared war in donbas. sloviansk, kramatorsk, druzhkivka were the first to be captured ukrainian cities. russian saboteurs on the ground armed collaborators and accepted them into their ranks. later, these small assault units took control of other cities of donetsk region and luhansk region. after that, the occupiers created fake republics there. on february 21 , 2022, putin signed decrees on t

line or they appealed to kind of secular surrogates for religions idea of originals and like sigmund freud. so idea that human beings are born aggressive. and the reason why i called for liberals thought of human beings as sinful or violent as because they wanted people to conclude that we couldn't hold for very much. we were fundamentally not people who could be reformed by our societies. and our states, which, you know, really had to keep us at bay. and so the, the, the, the bands and men of the enlightenment that i'd talk about in the book is what was a way for called more liberals to, in a sense, depressed us. and to keep us from asking more of our lives in our governments. yeah. but what have you are in an argument say with robot mcnamira, we're sitting here and they said look at this time the, we're talking about the switch. one of the 3 governments in the world said they were communist. i mean, that's barely 50 years of to call marks is death. we have no choice to twist the idea of liberalism to make it this way. otherwise boxes them would have gone to a or i don't know. i mean, how

like sigmund freud so idea that human beings are born aggressive. and the reason why i called for liberals thought of human beings as sinful or violent as because they wanted people to conclude that we couldn't hold for very much. we were fundamentally not people who could be reformed by our societies. and our states, which, you know, really had the bus at bay. and so the, the, the, the bands and men of the enlightenment that i talk about in the book as well, was a way for called more liberals to, in a sense, depressed us. and to keep us from asking more of our lives in our governments. yeah. but what have you are in an argument say with robot mcnamira was sitting here and they said look at this time the, we're talking about the switch. one of the 3 governments in the world said they were communist. i mean, that's barely 50 years of tacoma, x is death. we had no choice. had to twist the idea of liberalism to make it this way. otherwise boxes them would have gone right of. i don't know. i mean, how do you compete with the utopian a set by offering an

or they appealed to kind of secular surrogates for religions, idea of originals and like sigmund freud. so idea that human beings are born aggressive. and the reason why i called for liberals thought of human beings as sinful or violent as because they wanted people to conclude that we couldn't hold for very much. we were fundamentally not people who could be reformed by our societies and our space. which, you know, really had the bus at bay. and so the, the, the, the band and many of the enlightenment that i talk about in the book is what was a way for called more liberals to, in a sense, depressed us. and to keep us from asking more of our lives in our governments. yeah. but what have you are in an argument say with the robot mcnamira, we're sitting here and they said look at this time the, we're talking about the switch. one of the 3 governments in the world said they were communist. i mean, that's barely 50 years of to call marks is this we had no choice had to twist the idea of liberalism to make it this way. otherwise boxes them would have gone. right? yeah. i don't know. i mean,

sigmund freud, he... saw the reasons for excessive cruelty and such wars, for example, as the russian-ukrainianne, in the fact that these are wars for identity, sometimes we laugh at it, yes, at the images of russian propaganda, but it is an internal use of the russian , it takes root extremely quickly, but on ntv the day before there was a particularly tense atmosphere, the propagandists could not decide whether the russian army is capable... the russian army is on active defense and about some significant advances are not in question. and with its personnel, the russians have the problem of their own resources in the war against our country due to the fact that they have less manpower, the kremlin does not have enough. putin is afraid to announce the mobilization, because the elections are just around the corner, which is probably why the ministry of defense of the russian federation is forced out of the law. to kill the military on the side, although even this does not seem to help, so after the confirmation of six deaths of nepali citizens on the front who fought on the side of the aggresso

she was very keen on the freud's idea of what's known. the latency period. right.e tiny little kids are really quite sexual. and then it stops and they become very asexual for a time until puberty . right. and freud said if there are, um , subject to anything are, um, subject to anything sexual during that time, it tends to up set the whole apparatus. well see, that's exactly what we're fighting. >> i don't want the schools, as you say , during that stuff, you say, during that stuff, where they are kind of asexual . where they are kind of asexual. all um, let's say you have a little, a little girl's kind of a tomboy, you know , in the old a tomboy, you know, in the old days, they could be a tomboy. it was kind cute. yeah. you know was kind of cute. yeah. you know , uh, little boy , um, or, uh, a little boy that's maybe more on the feminine side, you know? but it was cute . a nice kid on and on was cute. a nice kid on and on and on. and but today, what they're doing is in that period , they're doing is in that period, um, where, as you say, they're kind of asexual .

connected and this is the sex instructor who also connected , the test inspector and according to freude earth, so what? working version ivanchik, come on. dig in, let's take big gulps, you, big, big , bring you a loaf, i'll bring it, now i'll bring it, what, your jokes, seryoga, oh, it's still bad , the betting league application has become better, a selection of top championships to immediately find interesting, betting league, bet yourself, colonel sotnikov, criminal investigation department, why are you behaving this way? motorcycle, paraphernalia, random women, because i think all this is an advantage, they are too old for a motorcycle, no, forever young, so how old are you, you said, in full force, baby and damn dashing, who is this anyway, this is reckless driver, nikita panfilov, and sergei viktorovich, if anything, he’s a legend of the criminal investigation department of sochi, and yes, i can do this, he’s returning to duty, what the hell is this, where’s my bike, you’re running around like a kid with yours jalopy, reckless driver, new season, this is the most interesting, fro

already many , frank vecherka, well known to all belarusians, told the truth, because according to freudn say that the first thing that comes to mind is the truth when he was asked, is it true? you control some of the media, he said, this is not the media, and this was the truth, then he began to get out of it, this is not the media, these are propaganda leaflets, these are channels through which something goes wrong even propaganda, but the most interesting thing is that propaganda has already ceased to have an effect on the broad masses, thank you very much to your colleagues who are doing this in belarus, and my colleagues in russia, this remains such a small information bubble that has already... practically burst, that is, even if you go to telegram channels such media, you can see how they react to certain news: a sane person, having seen the news, for example, there, well, if we continue the topic of journalism, our colleague, our colleague, boris maksudov recently died , who 2 years ago was on the border of belarus and poland, in this refugee crisis, and he died, when this news w

because she's about to attack. and not to defend ourselves, there is also a note here, the old and wise freud anyone down, ukraine and russia are opposites, we have different homelands and different mothers. in fact, both monuments were built at a time when we were still one people, and it simply cannot be said that everything was built to describe some kind of confrontation, but i will say more, we are still one people, just one of its parts is sick, the mother’s homeland - my childhood was probably such a favorite monument, the first time i saw it, that is, well, yes, this sight is simply it’s indescribable that when you cross the flood bridge across the dnieper, rodino’s mother greets you. as for the face, here, as far as i understand, the motherland is calling, she is calling the people to fight, in general, all these monuments, both kiev and stalingrad, they were built based on architectural considerations, if we are talking about monuments. that is, to the question that we were going to fight with the west at that moment there was no question at all, we were not going to fight with the

the event very often leads to this , but in fact, they give it out, as it should be, according to freud'sxcuses. when they tell us on the one hand that odesa and kiev - russian cities are temporarily occupied by banderas, this is medvedev's fresh interview, it's all wonderful, of course, and when putin gives his final annual press conference, remember, as it should be, the emperor talks about great geopolitics, there about the redistribution of the world, well , from our cities, again, russian odessa is poorly mentioned there, and three or four times, i don't remember exactly, it is discussed. all the time, all the time returns to the village of krynky, which before this speech very few people in the world have ever heard, it is logical that they have not heard the village of krynky, so that you understand, it is four streets, four long parallel streets, not even a two-story one house, here is the krynka, and the sovereign emperor in his annual he mentions these grievances several times in his speech , and because on the way to russian kyiv, russian odessa , and there almost to the lomanc

. >>> in psychology, sigmund freud first coined a projection for when someone puts their feelings or impulses, or insecurities, onto someone else in order to can avoid answering. it's a defense mechanism. attributing ones unacceptable urges to another. since 2015, it has been common for donald trump to project on to others, especially his opponents. he said it with everything from classified documents, to ukraine to, vladimir putin. his 2024 campaign, now, is no different. here is how is responding to accusations that he is the undemocratic candidate. >> joe biden is not the defender of democracy, he is the destroyer of american democracy. >> phillip: remember, donald trump is facing four indictments, and 91 felony counts. some actually accuse him of acting against american democracy. it's also worth noting, that when i spoke with a handful of trump cabinet members, to actually support a second trump term this is what happened. >> as someone who has endorsed him, can you point to anything that donald trump has done to defend american democracy? >> i can't point to anything that he ha

>> i think it was freud who said there are no accidents and there are no consequences, right,ed to toddok at david axelrod for example, who is very close to former president obama. when he goes on national television and basically begs joe biden to drop out of this race, there is a reason for that. it's axelrod talking, yes. it's more obama talking. and now you hear from other people close to barack obama saying that this could be a situation where democrats lose the white house. they are very much in jeopardy of losing the senate when you sr. they have to defend west virginia and montana for example, and ohio. this could be a situation where donald trump not only wins but he has the senate and the house as well to pass whatever he chooses to pass as far as the border and as far as energy and as far as crime and the economy and so on. so, when we hear these warnings, they are very, very real. democrats are panicking at this point because they know if it's not joe biden, who are you going to take off the bench? who is mariana rivera going to come out of the bullpen and save the party and

thanks uncle freud. sad example for me, i watched the amazing film raonevsky, i watched with bated breath, enjoying the film to a certain extent frame, after which i began to breathe freely and did not enjoy the film so much, i will show you now, there is such a frame in the film, ranevskoye in the film spring. her canonical phrase is pronounced something like this: beauty is a terrible force. and suddenly i saw how the actress playing the role of ronevskaya said this. look carefully, beauty is a terrible force. her face was smiling, her eyes were shining, and her hat seemed to be laughing. she broke ranetskaya’s image in one moment, that’s what it is. may celebrations, new year, when on the day of moscow variety artists joseph davidovich kapzon had 12 concerts in one day, in these months the average salary was higher than the national average, in other months, well, about the same, there were cases when we were invited. quietly to confectionery factories, instead of a salary, we were not given a salary,

but freud is writing about scapegoating and the tendency of violence to erupt even when things look like they've made great progress and of course in the middle of this conflict in the middle east these questions of scapegoating, of meeting an enemy you demonize, it was on everyone's mind. but instead of just saying my opinion about israel is "x," or my opinion about palestine is "y," we were going through a careful, not uncontroversial book, to understand these issues more broadly. my job as a teacher is not to try to convince people to share my view about israel. my job as a teacher is to help them understand the issues better, and they all seemed to want to do that. >> do you think the pendulum will swing back? not every institution, more than we realize are having the same type of dialogue and conversation that you would expect on a university campus. but for those where that wasn't the case, and this has become a real problem in the last several weeks that everybody's noticed, the pendulum is going to swing back the other way? >> i really hope so. we have to defend free speech, but

even in the early days of zionism, you had many jewish intellectuals like albert einstein, sigmund freudnd others who were against the idea of an exclusively jewish state in the historic land palestine. they thought that would cause issues like ethnic cleansing, like not respecting and indeed violating the rights of the indigenous inhabitants. amy: in your speech that you gave at the u.n. in geneva, you refer to these remarks in march fight israel's far right west bank settler finance minister bezalel smotrich. >> there's no such thing as palestinians. there's no such thing as palestinian people. do you know who is palestinian? i am palestinian. amy: that is the finance minister, part of netanyahu's government smotrich. ,saying there is no such thing as palestinian. saying, i am palestinian. i am wondering if you can respond? >> yes, i can. this is, again, not a surprising narrative. it is a narrative that we have been hearing for decades which is that israel does not want a palestinian state. a former israeli prime minister said there is no such thing as the palestinian people. palestin

one of the standouts to me was betty booth freud, who was the first woman's speaker of the house of commonsnment than and then went _ a conservative government than and then went labour. she was a formidable woman, really commanded the play— formidable woman, really commanded the play so _ formidable woman, really commanded the play so betty booth roy for me. that's _ the play so betty booth roy for me. that's a _ the play so betty booth roy for me. that's a really good call, a really that�*s a really good call, a really good call, yes. she was a speaker i grew up with and in fact i could not quite believe that a man could do the job after she quite believe that a man could do thejob after she had handed it on thejob after she had handed it on the seat. ron, who would you pick? i have to say i would pick the recentty _ have to say i would pick the recently deceased - have to say i would pick the recently deceased justice . have to say i would pick the j recently deceased justice of have to say i would pick the - recently deceased justice of the supreme — recently deceased justice of the sup

after this dream, i just submitted a request to participate in this program, what would the old men freud, this is again a request, yes, do not give this dream over-meaning, well, you are used to thinking about her, the brain does not turn off at night and he also continues to think about her, nothing terrible and nothing special... well, that is, he agrees with what that means, most likely, he thinks about her all the time, we see it now, but you are always about her you think, in fact, vadim wrote this to us in his description, yes, another question, what to do, and either you then admit that you don’t love this woman, because you deny her for who she is, and she doesn’t suit you in her values, in her behavior, in her life, everything, then you perceive those the feelings that you now experience for her, precisely as a painful connection that should be broken off, or you still take a position, i accept it to some extent, that is, i have some kind of love for her, then maybe you will agree to this intermediate one, it is also naturally an option, but not necessary be a family, but you ca

a couple of kilograms lost, knowledge, time, money, people. death there, comrade freud told us all this birth to the idea that i will someday use this, the understanding that life is passing by, how is there a beautiful liner glowing with lights, you you stand on the shore, but you still can’t enter this life, it comes, of course, when some event happens, or there ’s some kind of serious diagnosis, a person suddenly heard about himself, or children suddenly grew up something... then they told dad or mom that you didn’t live like that, when your life. you begin to compare with someone else, and then you realize that you have never lived, a person can break out of this circle on his own, or his relatives can rather take him by the hand and lead him to a psychologist, a psychiatrist, of course. to think about this, to be honest , is difficult, because being in the flow of life, there in a certain pattern, it is difficult for a person to assess the incorrectness of his state , to build himself like this, tomorrow there will be water and bread again, the day after tomorrow there will be brea

sigmund freud would have a field day with donald trump in the art of projection that he constantly does. i'm actually kind of surprised. usually, he smarter about these kind of things politically. because i actually think the biden campaign would welcome a debate on the threat to democracy as the key issue of this election as opposed to what people feel about the economy. so i think he's playing into joe biden's hands even though, as we all know, everyone in this panel knows, it's complete protection, because of what donald trump in the republicans have done, and the danger they post to the threat of democracy and the will of the people, but i think joe biden and his campaign would say, come on, bring it, let's have that conversation. >> right. don, pick up on that point. the elections and that being about these frames, right? they end up being about what is the single business biggest national issue that is driving voters to the polls. if it where, in fact, about democracy, if that is what donald trump wants this to be about, does that and put joe biden in a stronger position? >> it ab

in fact, one of the sort of perhaps apock rah a fall stories of sigmund freud when he arrived in americall, i hope to begin to raise an understanding or come to an understanding of the difference between mental illness and ordinary misery. ordinary if misery finish. [laughter] is part of life. and it's probably good for us. it's diet and exercise. it's coming up against challenges and having the ability to respond flexibly and adaptively to ordinary misery. we have eradicated ordinary misery as an option in this country, and it's a problem. that's where this story gets a added, i think. brian: so interesting. you have to know the difference between a kid that needs help and sometimes letting a kid figure out things for themselves to develop that grit -- >> grit, failure, yes. perseverance. oh, my -- no, it just isn't. we're biological agents, it's tough. but i'll tell you there is, again, the more reality piece of this is in the background we have these things which are clearly add a versely affecting the health particularly of young females, then we've just done something that predictab

holiday light and freud light on the freeways.to change later on as more cars get on the roadway. and people try to get out of town for the long weekend. christmas is just few days away and live look at 880. looking okay through here but if you are headed to the oakland airport south 880, working your way through there. there was a crash near 98th so that's a little bit slow and over towards 101, near sfo, that's free flowing both directions. headed to the airport via the roadways, so far, so good. >>> elliott, how do you get from kpix to pix+? >> well, you see the signal comes from the station here and exits our master control. enters the retroencabulator. and side pummeling occurs that creates a sinusoidal wobbling and then ends up going through fiberoptic cable up to sutro tower where it goes into our transmitter and modulated and sent over the air. >> elliott, what i'm asking you is, how do we change the channel to pix+? >> oh! you hit 44--1 for over the air or 1--2 for cable, for 12. >> and if you still don't get it. the reas

thanks to uncle freud.d the amazing film oronevsky, i watch with bated breath, enjoying the film until a certain frame, after which i began to breathe freely and did not enjoy the film so much, i will show you now, there is such a frame in film ronevskoye in the film spring, her... may celebrations, new year, when on the day of the artist. on the moscow stage , joseph davidovich kapzon had 12 concerts in one day, in these months the average salary was higher than the national average, in other months, well, about the same, there were cases when we were quietly invited to confectionery factories, instead of salary, we were not given salaries, they gave us candy, we were invited to meat processing plants for concerts instead... not everyone can boast of having seen the lion shimely on stage, but his voice is undoubtedly famous all over the country. since 1979, he has been one of the regular presenters of the children's program radio nanny. all the kids, all the trollers , had more fun with him. and also toget

take it and throw it like that a knife with fingerprints, listen, come on without psychoanalysis, freudl, give it back, he said give it back, he’s eating my replacement shoes, brute, creature, eh well, give it back, i told you, give it back, yes, yes, speak, speak, i give you back, i got it, i got it, thank you, they found max’s car, what a car , look what he did, what a brute he was, you , you, you know, how much does it cost? nests! so, get out of here, oh, yes, well, be careful, what are you doing, there are prints, evidence, probably some kind, what prints, what evidence, i saw, evidence, evidence, i’m telling you, he started drinking , hoba, he couldn’t drink, i told you, sobering up is needed for... and not in morgues and hospitals, you need to ask for witnesses, yeah, talented, talented, oh, there are your witnesses, go, show off, have fun. can you drive a car? what are you talking about, i was joking. dad, it’s good that the profitable policy includes protection for any eventuality. reckless new season today at 20:00 on ntv, win when you find a reason to get together, order at s

preparing for a long time, uh, for a long time winter, and this is a slip, by the way, according to freudding every cent of their income on military needs and for this reason washington’s assistance is necessary to ensure the work of the government, hospitals, rescuers, teachers, she refused to comment on the possibility that even in if the us congress approves an additional request from us president biden for assistance to ukraine, which will be approved by an american legislator for kiev , and this is against the backdrop of nbc news that democrats and republicans have failed another attempt to agree, because the republicans are demanding this package in exchange for an agreement to establish some kind of history along the southern border, but nothing works out along the southern border, for those who don’t know, today is december 5th, the fifteenth, these gentlemen are going on christmas vacation, as they say... no one will cancel christmas for the sake of ukrarekh. in your opinion, what is this all about? is this or is this something about geopolitics and a step towards the fact that