why is the anglo-saxon world attractive to russian?herever you go, russians first thing they start doing is building, regardless of the planned time of stay and the attitude of the local population, so it was in asia and in africa and in afghanistan but most of all and best of all. this can be seen in the example of the baltic states, as much as was built here during the time of the russian yoke, in quotation marks, cannot be comprehended by the norms of investment per capita that are customary today. factories, power plants, schools, universities, hospitals, roads, ports and entire cities, all this rained down on the local population just pulled out of borodsk chicken coops, as if from a cornucopia they built recklessly and a lot, as if for the last time in a simpler way, as always and everywhere, and here in as a result of all this bacchanalia of electrification of melioration of urbanization and other atsey, the local bastard population, which only yesterday the aryan owners allowed into the capital only for cleaning public places,

males and all the rest of it _ anglo—saxon males and all the rest of it i_ anglo—saxon males and allk at it as a competitive element for two years time, _ competitive element for two years time, i_ competitive element for two years time, i think penny mordaunt stands an incredibly good chance interesting this is a paper review and if— interesting this is a paper review and if you — interesting this is a paper review and if you look at the i's front page and _ and if you look at the i's front page and look at it coming down left to right, _ page and look at it coming down left to right, 88, 57, 50, 40, 37, 32, 25,186“— to right, 88, 57, 50, 40, 37, 32, 25,18 and you to right, 88, 57, 50, 40, 37, 32, 25, 18 and you have 43 votes with jeremy, _ 25, 18 and you have 43 votes with jeremy, and nadhim zahawi in the next battle tomorrow, those 43 votes are going _ next battle tomorrow, those 43 votes are going to _ next battle tomorrow, those 43 votes are going to go somewhere and then again— are going to go somewhere and then again you _ are going to go somewhere and then again you will get

male and i think— one white anglo—saxon male and i think that's — one white anglo—saxon male and i thinkversity that that says about our political class but also about where _ our political class but also about where people feel they can and will they feel_ where people feel they can and will they feel they can get on and do things. — they feel they can get on and do things. i— they feel they can get on and do things, i am they feel they can get on and do things, lam really they feel they can get on and do things, i am really pleased and heartened by all that. and by the way that's— heartened by all that. and by the way that's not... i've ever been to he on _ way that's not... i've ever been to be on political parties but ijust think— be on political parties but ijust think that — be on political parties but ijust think that it's a good commentary on where _ think that it's a good commentary on where you _ think that it's a good commentary on where you feel you can. jealous of the cotour— where you feel you can. jealous of the colour of your skin or the god you worship— the colour of you

the anglo-saxons and not the bolsheviks. let me turn out to charlie for the next question and it's one of the things i love about the book is that everybody has agency and and you're taking us inside the minds of the decision makers now roosevelt's motivations and thinking in 1941 are pretty controversial subject matter. there's long been a revisionist argument that it's actually roosevelt. who's the belligerent one who's pushing japan into an impossible situation into into a corner partly in order to precipitate american entry into world war two at charlie. what's really going on in roosevelt's mind and should we believe some of those more conspiratory arguments that he kind of new pearl harbor was going to come and quietly wanted to come yes, but roosevelt's mind is always been a very complex one pistorians to to try and navigate because he doesn't share much of what's in his mind either on paper or even with his closest confidant. so most of his aids talk about this afterwards that he likes the idea to to emerge that he k

yeah, i think the main difference compares specially to the anglo-saxon markets where they're as you mentioned some of five publishers were reluctant to go into subscription service in the spanish market spain elect america, all the publishers have embraced subscription except anyone but no house that as you know, they decided globally in at the end of 2019 to exclude all their catalog from the ebook and audiobook services, but the rest of the players are fully embracing subscription because they understand that is the only way to reach especially millennials and set generations meaning people from 20 to 35 that they understand streaming as a service meaning that they consume their content in their mobile and on the go they do not understand that unit purchase as their you know way of acquiring content and they have seen extremely good results and most of the problems from big publishers like planet i kind of grammar. they basically today release their new releases in print together with ebook and audiobook simultaneously and and also they're embracing streaming as a way to not only

i guess you could translate it as crazy, inspired by anglo-saxon pop. used to compose in english, but this record is in french. tell me more about it. i'm joined by owl. >> thank you for inviting me. >> tell me about this album. what inspired this album and title? >> it is inspired by my own chaos, because it was a strange time in my life when i started to compose this album. and i wanted to refresh everything about me. i had the feeling everything is going crazy, so for me, it refers to my own personality at this moment. but it refers to the beauty of chaos. for me it is not in a dramatic way. >> the beauty in chaos. your first albums were in english mainly and here, you decided to switch to french. why the switch? >> it is strange to say, but my inspirations were most anglo-saxon music, so i started to compose with english words, because my references were more diverse. electronic music. i think it was difficult for me to find a good balance between french words and the music direction i wanted. but when i write a song in this album, it was like a rev

any attempt by the soviets to compete against the anglo saxons had to be crushed forever. the usaa has to be eliminated immediately. general george s. patton, commander of the u. s. 3rd army demands that the troops do not stop at the old, but move on toward stalingrad with on june 29th. 1945 stone. and who already knows about the operation. the borders marshal shook off to move troops to combat positions in the west. mm. it is now clear to the allies that a surprise attack is no longer possible. then charger became cliff in the dining creeks, government and started our mobility. tut dean. deutschland annoyed to buffalo chatham. jaden shaw that day on down my story in not iceland there too, but some of my friends conte starting of rockdale has eastern. does she east austin bus mafia dot on georgia. yeah. that be neat. nifty for me. down watching the info on these as dupage be like a dish. divest, mr. that's enough. we're no longer interested in a union with the russians, so we don't have to abide by the agreements with them. we need to make the alter records non existent, m

for example a daily news worried that if american anglo-saxons fought germans, then the so-called white race would commit suicide and asians or the yellow race as the daily news called them would take over the world. remember, this is the best-selling newspaper in the country. most often though the prosperians argued that they supported isolationism because they believe that franklin roosevelt would use the war to seize dictatorial control and become an american caesar. they believe that roosevelt wanted to aid hitler's enemies not because he feared for us security not because he sympathized with a victims of fascist aggression, but because he believed that a war would give him the opportunity to seize total control of the government and democracy cancel elections and start his own dynasty. so let me give you a couple of examples mccormick for instance argued even before the war began in europe. the roosevelt was engaged in a conspiracy to drag the country into war he gave an independence day speech in 1939 and what she used the words conspirators or conspirator conspiracy four times in

look at the anglo-saxon countries.s britain canada australia but you know we have introduced a 35% duty on our goods from russia our products. this is what it is, but why did the wto join that then , like this, someone introduced unilateral sanctions, let's answer. let's do the same sanctions on their goods, some countries are just behaving. as they say, well, according to lawlessness. why, poland just took it and a dozen of our companies seized the accounts, seized the assets, took them away. uh, hundreds companies, without any reason expelled from the market. poland, let's impose a bigger embargo, and in this sense, it is, of course, like a special economic operation, when we begin to threaten, er, respond with counters. russia knows how to wage a contraceptive war. well, let's go to hell, let's intensify this war, let's do it. more precisely, we do not need to do something universal, but for some countries that have gone wild, that allow themselves excessive rhetoric and actions. most importantly, they are ugly. nec

they joined the policy of aggression pursued by the anglo-saxons.help the children of donbass who were left without parents as a result of shelling by nationalists. may each of us have a special collection. called childhood returns launched the board bloggers together with the popular front. it takes place as part of the everything for the victory project to prepare children for the new school year. buy uniform stationery . and winter is still ahead. more than 1,300 little wards of the donetsk charitable foundation are waiting for warm clothes. some of them became disabled. after the attack on the elderly neighborhoods, about fifty well-known bloggers have already joined the fundraising. they have the opportunity to tell about the action to millions of their subscribers. well this is very important because, first of all, these are all our children. they are not strangers to us, they are people who have many of them have russian citizenship. and now is the most difficult time for them for people who really want to learn, want to smile, and this help,

in general, this is such an anglo-saxon thing of reactive support for the germans and poles and the baltseally want to make this war a real war. syria breaks off diplomatic relations with ukraine, the agency reports. sanaa notes that the decision was made on the basis of the principles of reciprocity. kiev had previously refused to engage in dialogue with damascus. and if you look at it, it was moving towards this quite a long time ago, in the eighteenth year, ukraine refused to extend visas to syrian diplomats. because of this, the fulfillment of their duties became impossible and the work of the embassy ultimately had to. suspend. and in the chinese foreign ministry today they reminded washington that it is the united states that is the instigator of the crisis in ukraine clichés of the times of the cold war bloc opposition to sanctions led to an aggravation of the situation, stressed the official representative of the foreign ministry of the people's republic of china, and according to him , the consequences of such a policy affect the global security architecture. not to mention the f

the same anglo-saxon.now. how the more we discuss the situation in ukraine, the more profitable it is for them to raise the discussion to the level of that, guys. the war is actually going on. not for this the war is about values, and i received it today. and the message of our collection government has decided that from the age of 23, every child from the age of 14 has the right to choose their own gender, this is what this war is against. and this must be understood, we know the scandal of 30,000 pedophiles in the network has been exposed. uh, the green parties that he leads. now there in our country periodically raises a bill to withdraw pedophiles from the rank of criminal offenses. this is a complete fall in morality. e. well, i wo n't talk about the rainbow flags that have been hung in all the churches. i then turned, but there is a law of heraldry. he also determines when a non-state flag can hang on the mayor's office. on this , we have a very good club of rabbit breeders there in the city. they al

she needs anglo-saxon instructors second sanctions that will weaken russia third - these are the consequences cope with, but russia can not, fourth, that the whole world will line up behind us, but that's it, otherwise instead we are sitting in a car with four flat tires, but ukrainians, even with american-trained officers and weapons, will never win a conflict with russia, because the russian army has an asymmetric advantage, the conflict has already demolished four governments. orban pointed out in europe, including the british one, who is now fighting for the prime minister’s chair in london, or the track’s shisunok is relying on anti-russian rhetoric, and, as dominik kamensk, former chief adviser to boris johnson, notes, supporters of the resigned prime minister will do everything so that she defeats johnson considers the tracks absolutely stupid and hopes to return triumphantly. a year later, cavings pointed to the premier's chair. arishi bags modestly calls himself an outsider of this race, but he is betting that the british are tired of the crazy dive into which the country's economy h

anglo-saxons.idge account , he married a polish woman and thus was drawn into in the partition of poland, after all, it practically disappeared as a state, when it was divided between prussia, russia and avey, it was then that the state of france and its king began to consider russia their main enemy. this is how this testament was born, a fake was invented precisely as a testament in order to attribute to peter the order by a descendant to seize western europe, since the historical mission of russia was supposedly to seize all the lands up to the atlantic itself. this testament played a colossal role, because it became a pretext to attack russia in 1812 at first. after all, the documents were used exclusively for internal use, but decades after its creation, napoleon ordered his propaganda ministry to publish it as a result, falsifying french russophobia for the entire 19th century, and then these theses smoothly flowed to the british, who were allies of russia in the fight against napoleon until

woman, a man of asian heritage, a white anglo—saxon woman, a black woman and a white man.and i've never done party politics will not here a tory labour or anything else but the fact young people can watch this and think to themselves there is no ceiling here, i can go all the way. and i think that's fabulous. i think it's the biggest challenge of the labour party as a tories are doing this. they don't come from posh eaten this lot. and i am thrilled and i saw the headline and i turned off strictly come dancing are the x factor or whatever and i thought oh, no, but then remind yourself that actually the tories out in the country that will vote on who is to be the prime minister of this nation, what happened in the general election, the red came down. there are an awful lot of people who 20, 30, 40 are an awful lot of people who 20, 30, a0 years ago working class in this country, i don't think that nomenclature fits any more for anybody in this country frankly but they would have been there. those people today will read the sun but they may will be members of the tory party

part in such conferences so that our regional voice sounds loud and dominant, because, unlike the anglo-saxonsho are far away and actually do not give a damn about afghanistan, but it cannot be used against the interests of other countries in the regions, but for us it is - is vital. ah. uh of this security is the stability of our state. uh, this is it, so you have the feeling that you have been deceived in your assessment of how the situation on earth is really developing now in reality. afghanistan on earth. there is a very difficult, viscous process of stabilizing the situation, which is not going smoothly at all, but in addition to the difficulties created for the afghans by foreigners who fled from there, there are problems and the purest afghan, if you want the taliban, they have not yet matured. yes , the realization that what would be strange must rule uh ethno-political inclusive government. in the meantime, they are ready, in simple terms, to share power with their people. and that's where they'll get in the way. and we are waiting, we do not try not to impose, we advise in a friendl

big tough conflict between russia and nato, there is a huge conflict within the western bloc, the anglo-saxond britain the united states is trying to reverse the current situation crush the german economy to throw germany off olympus the european leader and into this confrontation is no less important for the future of europe, perhaps, in what are the origins of this condescending behavior of biden, which also manifests itself in his speech, where he confuses sweden with switzerland and in his immodest gestures, when the head of the white house allows himself to unceremoniously touch the spanish kingdom. slightly above the waist and already with might and main hugging the wife of the spanish prime minister in front of our eyes. at peter sanchez himself, the host of the nato summit for a moment, jimmy carter, by the way, the longest-lived president of the united states, he is now 97 years old and can retire with a light heart, even after all his failures in american history, he found all the one whose political failures are commensurate with the mariana trench. well, just another confirmation

proved yes, when the anglo-saxons recognize it. right.e see fascist fascist aesthetics in these battalions of us. and it doesn't mean anything that the avenues are called after bandera. it doesn't say anything about shukhevych . it doesn't say anything at all, ukraine is white and fluffy. and who gives consent to call the avenues of the house, and the streets of the city, these bastards with fascist names, who gives power to power. so you are absolutely fascist power. moreover, they probably forgot that when ukraine was promised that it will join the european family of peoples. they were warned that at the same time the ideology would have to be left to no bandera to europe. this is not a confession, what do you think about this ? well, unfortunately, yes, bandera is such a person, uh, who today, uh, in ukraine, well, is it something like that, a different father, or something, the state? uh, they uh, i have discussed this issue with ukrainian uh professors many times and said that well, look, bandera is a criminal bandera is still a terr

controlled, and therefore the anglo-saxon, who has proven himself from their point of view from there already recalling soviet history. we can see such a thing. we have a nomenclature that moves from one post to another while maintaining some kind of caste. well, look , johnson will be prime minister of great britain, now he will probably become the head of nato, whom he will replace jens stoltenberg, the former prime minister of norway, as head of the north atlantic alliance, where stoltenberg will go, head the central bank of norway. what is the connection between the nato military bloc and the head of the financial structure independent, as if from the state yes, no, but these are just all links of the same chain the same web mario draghi, the former head of the european central bank, that is, such a stoltenberg, only higher in the financial hierarchy. until recently, there was the prime minister of italy, there is such a nomenclature that just hangs out from place to place. and since they receive high positions, then dear friends. this is not a resignation. this is a transfer to

is what it is well how to say such a most terrible sin in western societies and in particular in anglo-saxony will be very, very upset when they see that, well, it is important that the policy of britain, as a confident briton, will not change in the ukrainian direction. kokubomerov about that, yes, let's collect money for boris johnson's salary. by the way, this is a joke, but no, as my mother says to everyone , there is a part to every joke. chalyi, the former ambassador of ukraine to the united states, recently expressed such an opinion , and not quite serious, as he notes, but oh, to propose the candidacy of boris johnson for when he will leave his business for the post of nato secretary general as a successor, this is going to happen . such and such it's a joke, the former prime minister of denmark, er, anderson became the duke of nato and, by the way, is still a very great friend of ukraine, so we should also forget british history if we compare . his return was also triumphant, so no one is now saying that gorit may not return after a while, as we say in english-speaking countries, th

look at the anglo-saxon countries.a australia but you know great us 35% duty on our goods from russia our products. what is this? well, why did they join the wto, then why did someone impose unilateral sanctions, let's answer. let's do the same sanctions on their goods, some countries are just behaving. as they say, well, according to lawlessness. why, poland just took it and a dozen of our companies seized the accounts, seized the assets, took them away. uh, hundreds of companies have been kicked out of the market for no reason. poland, let's introduce a bigger embargo in this sense it certainly looks like a special economic operation when we start to threaten. uh, counter-sanction. russia knows how to introduce some kind of traditional war. well , let's intensify this war in hell, let's do it. more precisely, we do not need to do something general, but for some countries that have gone wild, that allow themselves excessive rhetoric and actions. the most important. eh, they are ugly. we must answer. i think in this se

as an expert and a citizen, i will believe only in those documents where the signatures of the anglo-saxonsill be placed, if they are not there, there is no optimism that russia will comply, even if there is no word and it will not be my version, it is very expensive and very difficult but my version is better to work out the logistics for the transportation of ukrainian grain through zaliznychna on canvases through romania to europe, further to the mediterranean coast and from there to needy africa, i have no optimism that this the grain agreement will be working thank you thank you a military expert was our guest nine o'clock a minute of silence for all those who died in the war we will honor with a minute of silence the memory of ukrainian soldiers and peaceful citizens of ukraine who died in the war that her

this is what can be in addition, a donor, and maybe for certain ones, and here it’s just these anglo-saxonountries, plus we, the turks and israel, israel opposes the arab world, the turks have their interests in the turkic-speaking countries of central asia, and don’t forget that one of the peoples of china is also turkic-speaking, there are 10 million kuygurs and and ukraine, we are doomed, even after the victory , to be on the guard of the remnants of the russian world so that it does not revive, so that this he the carrier and this revenge does not revive and already the army and the military-technical cooperation what is now between our countries are ukraine-turkey, we all know that. so now israel is turning around. everyone says that israel will not join any alliances, because you see, it has its own united states and it will always act in its own interests, but look at what russia is doing, it is now closing down, what is it doing the repatriation of the jews, well, a couple of more steps like that, another appearance of laurel, a trip to iran, which is a direct enemy of israel, and

the 1st is, the ukraine is not alone, and it needs anglo saxon instructors for the country to win the war with russia using nato weapons. the 2nd has sanctions which should weaken russia. the 3rd is the aftermath of sanctions, which we should have handled, but russia could not the 4th element as peace that we could have built. instead, we are sitting in a car that has punctures in all 4 tires. it is absolutely clear that the war cannot be won this way. okay, to the latest on the conflict in dawn, the boss now of 4 civilians have been killed by ukrainian artillery, showing targeting, they look ganske republic, according to local authorities. the officials also accuse ukraine of using us, supplied high morris missile systems to fire the city of our ships. while the russian defense ministry se says high precision missile was destroy the non munition store for the hi. more systems as well as american supplied howitzers. and in the den, yes, republic, russia, lead forces are now conducting a clean up operation at a local power station. thing in dunbar, russia claims key or forces may be pl

back to the west, i wanted to say, and the second part is germany , italy, france, that is, the anglo-saxonsp as a razor and say to put up with under all conditions, russia will not support ukraine 100%. and the big european countries and they say yes no, i was there, i would describe it that way, on the one hand, they say yes, we will support, we will do everything, but when it comes down to business somehow no, they are not in a hurry, which the western version will win in this debate, and there are tractors, or is it really true, maybe i’m not reading it like that, sometimes you reveal even the narratives of russian propaganda, which hope that there will be nothing. there will be no help, or it may even be reduced . even the change of the prime minister in great britain, which will now take place in the near future, will mean only one thing that there will also be a prime minister from the conservative party of britain and it will be the same continued and expanded defense, first of all, and economic aid in ukraine and those thousands of our soldiers who are trained there and already on b

the 1st is, the ukraine is not alone, and it needs anglo saxon instructors for the country to win the war with russia using nato weapons. the 2nd is sanctions which should weaken russia. the 3rd is the aftermath of sanctions, which we should have handled, but russia could not. the 4th element is peace that we could have built. instead, we are sitting in a car that has punctures in all 4 tires. it is absolutely clear that the war cannot be won this way. will independent journalist lucrative a believe that the e u has no other option, but to ask russia to restore supplies. as winters approaching. the european commission thought that they had to come up with a sort of rationing plan for the winter, because everybody knows that we don't have enough gas. and if russia cost gas supply, we are really into dumps. and then with the 50 percent proposal of european commission said, and we would be the commission in charge of putting up sanctions on the member states that would not get the 15 percent. this is, you know, impossible to swallow to most countries to be cutting. it started and now the

because british counterparts, well, anglo saxon think with actor support from germans and polish sion baltic states. the really want to turn this were into real war and to started confrontation between russian european states, which vent advantages, fords you ask for the u. k, they are sitting behind the ocean. let's discuss the details with our 2 correspondent fiorella isabel in moscow. parallel or what were the main issues discussed during the interview? yes, so the main points of this interview were absolutely the fact that the geographical and strategic objectives of this conflict have changed. they're going to move past the don yeske and lou ganske regions. and also if the united states, nato, and the e u, continue supplying more and more weapons and continue backing ukraine. the geographical objectives will continue to expand and share. one last point that i think was extremely important was that la rob love rav confirmed, that the notion of using nuclear weapons was not something that was on the table that russia hasn't changed. it stands from that. however, there is a specific

well, anglo saxon think with active support from germans and shan, baltic states. they really want to turn these were into real war and to start the confrontation between russia and european states, they said it's been, we've done teachers for us, for the u. k. they are sitting behind the ocean. this conflict is not hurting russia. this is hurting the you, it's hurting the wire to turning the economies in the united states. this, this conflict is also hurting developing nations. many nations in africa have been suffering for food shortages and long queues for gas. so this is something that is deeply affecting these nations, and these nations have long been exploited by the west. we have good relations with africa in soviet times for many years now we have been restoring our presence because of africa, reciprocating so we never taught them anything will never for them to do anything. well, was help them to read all the tasks and to leave the country the way they wanted. and we always had mutual visits once a year and war one's to here is you can use this one. let's

the lack of sewer cleaning once a week is all for the sake of preserving the idea of ​​american anglo-saxonld domination. let's see how it goes today. we have everything right now, watch the program and see you soon. found in the yakut taiga, a survivor a week after the plane crash, germany demands from lithuania to lift the blockade of the kaliningrad region, and after 8 years, buses again began to run between crimea kherson and zaporizhia authorities on the rossiya vesti tv channel in the united russia studio hello ukrainian military launched new strikes near donetsk they beat the elderly quarters, including from artillery of the so-called nato caliber, in just a day as a result of shelling by the radicals , seven people were injured, including a child. today, more than 100 large-caliber shells exploded into clear-cut consequences of an apu attack. now they are eliminating reporting and grepikhanov in the luhansk republic. the crew of the ministry of emergency situations is in a hurry to the place of the fall of missiles in the city of rovenki two cluster bombs point u hit the industrial

proved yes , when the anglo-saxons admit it. right.s a battalion is that we see frankly nazi rhetoric that we see fascist fascist aesthetics in these battalions of us. and it says nothing about the fact that the avenues are called the name of bandera. it says nothing, that khevicha says nothing at all, ukraine is white and fluffy. and who gives consent to name the prospectus, you are at home in the streets of the city with these bastards with fascist names, who gives power to power. so you are absolutely fascist power. moreover, they probably forgot that when ukraine was promised that it would join the european family of peoples. they were warned that the ideology, while having to leave no bandera. you don't need to bring it to europe. this is not a confession, what do you think about this? well, unfortunately, right? here bandera is such a personality, uh, who today, uh, in ukraine, well, is it something like that, a different father, or something, state? uh, they uh, i know a lot of times with ukrainians. uh, there the professors dis

our american and british partners, our anglo saxon friends, not without enthusiastic support from germany and poland, and the baltic states. one to turn this conflict into an all out war to pitt, russia, against europe. the americans would profit from it. and so would the british because they are watching from a far from across the channel from across the sions they are far from the conflict . it's the european economy that suffers the most. we've seen statistics saying that 40 percent of the negative impact of sanctions falls on the european union, while the americans suffer less than one percent of it. if you take the cumulative effect of all the sanctions, i have no doubt the key of will not be allowed to negotiate with russia until the americans give it the green light. once they are satisfied with the turmoil they have created once a day of rot, enough havoc they will leave the ukrainians to themselves and watch them struggle to pull themselves out of this quagmire. should they? you think it's really possible this plan of there's a big war as you just said, show down between russia a

the 1st is, the ukraine is not alone, and it needs anglo saxon instructors for the country to win the war with russia using nato weapons. the 2nd is sanctions which should weaken russia. the 3rd is the aftermath of sanctions, which we should have handled, but russia could not. the 4th element is peace that we could have built. instead, we are sitting in a car that has punctures in all 4 tires. it is absolutely clear that the war cannot be won this way. so there is still a lot up in the air here, especially when it comes to looking at how this latest cut to the north stream one pipeline is going to affect the overall supply. and of course, how europe is going to respond to it yet, and that could be something on winds to rachel, thanks very much for taking story on ortiz richard levins thinking now western states sir, finding their citizens unites across the atlantic, but perhaps not in favor of it what the governments would like them to say that's as canadian farmers have gathered an ottawa in solidarity with their dutch colleagues protesting noodles, affecting their livelihoods. the h

even though our american counterparts, through the counterpart spoke anglo saxon, i think with the active support from germans and polish and all the states, they really want to turn these were into real war. and to let these dark confrontation between russia and european states aid said vendor for don teachers for and i knew that you asked for the cave. they are sitting behind the ocean. they are far away and it is your opinion economy, that software demos, there were data that 40 percent suffers from some sanctions from the you and american suffered better than one percent when we took a look at the comprehensive negative outcome solve those sanctions and restrictions . so here i have no doubt that ukrainians will not be allowed to partake and they negotiations until the americans will the thing that well enough with vegas enough with this case. now we can play this and let them do their things and we will see what they will do about it. do you think it's possible with this plan, the big war plan, as you called it, this conflict between russia and europe, because that means nuclear war.

the 1st is, the ukraine is not alone, and it needs anglo saxon instructors for the country to win the war with russia using nato weapons. the 2nd is sanctions which should weaken russia. the 3rd is the aftermath of sanctions, which we should have handled, but russia could not. the 4th element is peace that we could have built. instead, we are sitting in a car that has punctures in all 4 tires. it is absolutely clear that the war cannot be won this way. so there is still a lot up in the air here, especially when it comes to looking at how this latest cut to the north stream one pipeline is going to affect the overall supply. and of course, how europe is going to respond to it. americans have no reason to worry about a potential recession. thus, according to the us treasury secretary, who said despite slow economic growth, there are jobs for those who want to work. this is not in the economy that's in recession, but when a period of transition in which growth is slowing, and that's necessary and appropriate. john ellen also said, rising inflation in the country can be controlled thus de

the 1st is, the ukraine is not alone, and it needs anglo saxon instructors for the country to win the war with russia using nato weapons. the 2nd is sanctions which should weaken russia. the 3rd is the aftermath of sanctions, which we should have handled, but russia could not. the 4th element is peace that we could have built. instead, we are sitting in a car that has punctures in all 4 tires. it is absolutely clear that the war cannot be won this way. so there is still a lot up in the air here, especially when it comes to looking at how this latest cut to the neurons during one pipeline is going to affect the overall supply. and of course, how europe is going to respond to it. bloom around europe's energy crisis is still growing amid mo western lead on seat russian sanctions. that comes as europe is trying to win itself off. russian. gus impulse both exposed to dig. russ prices all said to remain elevated for years to come. international criminal lawyer, christopher black calls into question the legitimacy, the legitimacy of those sanctions. philosophically, when they would use the w

our american and british partners, our anglo saxon friends, not without enthusiastic support from germany, poland, and the baltic states. want to turn this conflict into an all out war to pitt, russia, against europe. the americans would profit from it. and so would the british, because they are watching from afar from across the channel from across the oceans . they are far from the conflict. it's the european economy that suffers the most. we've seen statistics saying that 40 percent of the negative impact of sanctions falls on the european union, while the americans suffer less than one percent of it. if you take the cumulative effect of all the sanctions, i have no doubt of the key of will not be allowed to negotiate with russia until the americans give it the green light. once they are satisfied with the turmoil they have created once a day of rot, enough havoc they will leave the ukrainians to themselves and watch them struggle to pull themselves out of this quagmire. should they think it's really possible this plan of there's a big war, as you just said, show down between russia an

the 1st is, the ukraine is not alone, and it needs anglo saxon instructors for the country to win the war with russia using nato weapons. the 2nd is sanctions which should weaken russia. the 3rd is the aftermath of sanctions, which we should have handled, but russia could not. the 4th element is peace that we could have built. instead, we are sitting in a car that has punctures in all 4 tires. it is absolutely clear that the war cannot be won this way. so there is still a lot up in the air here, especially when it comes to looking at how this latest cut to the neurons during one pipeline is going to affect the overall supply. and of course, how europe is going to respond to it. united states is engaged in a proxy war with russia, and ukraine is the battlefield. us the view of former cia officer raymond mcgovern who says the continuance across moscow's red lines only leads to escalations in the conflicts. now this view is shared by many, including former us secretary of state, henry kissinger, who are states that more than once that ukraine should serve as a buffer zone between the eas

look at the anglo-saxon countries.n canada australia but you know we have introduced a 35% duty on our goods from russia our products. what is this? well, why did they join the wto that then , like this, someone imposed unilateral sanctions, let's answer. correctly do the same sanctions on their goods, some countries just behave. as they say, well, according to lawlessness. why, poland just took it and a dozen of our companies seized the accounts, seized the assets, took them away. uh, hundreds of companies have been kicked out of the market for no reason. poland, let's introduce a bigger embargo and in this sense, of course, it's like a special economic operation when we start with threats. uh, counter-sanction. russia knows how to introduce a contraceptive war is leading it. well, let's intensify this war in hell, let's do it. more precisely, we do not need to do this universally, but for some countries that have gone wild, that allow themselves excessive rhetoric and actions. most importantly, they are ugly. we must