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great britain. great britain! four goal medals, the first won by the women's four. a european title to go with their world cup crown. not long after, the men's fours secured another. they barely had time to get out of the water before gb�*s women's quad sculls were topping the podium. and they weren't done yet. way ahead with clear water. the most dominant performance of all came in the men's eight. great well, sort of. but could it prove to be inspirational? come on, kieran riley. he definitely wanted that in that first run. there we go. kieran riley came close. in the bmx freestyle, he put on a dazzling display. his reward was silver, the second of the day for the gb cycling team. has to swing these legs faster. over at the gymnastics arena, alice kinsella, vying for her second medal of the championships, led a strong challenge. but in the end, the team had to settle for silver. and what a performance. as for the dance moves that followed... well, point deductions for not being in sync! this has been the most successful day for the gb team so far and they are top of the medal table. but with eight days of competition left, if they want to stay there, it is hardly time to relax. nestor mcgregor, bbc news, in munich. and there was also british success at the european aquatics championships in rome. the women's 4x100 metres freestyle relay team won gold to retain their title. while luke

now i am in great britain, great britain and i have a job. i was able to adapt and help shorter women. and we er. started free english language courses, we also help mine together with the british english community where i live, we are helping to collect various medical supplies and helping ukrainian women who are currently here, mrs. halyna . this way is the way to britain. i want to understand hmm what people were going through, let's go back there a little 5 months ago a little more than 5 months ago someone stopped in the western regions of ukraine someone went there to houses in villages somewhere again central ukraine, western ukraine, well, somehow , some people are not in deosists, or they did not have opportunities and money, and they went abroad because there was certain help and there was an opportunity, well, in general, in principle, to be completely safe, if possible, you communicate at all, safety, at least in safety from war, because the danger may be different, but in safety from war, how and how did this happen for you, you

now i'm in great britain great britain and i have a job i was able to adapt and help lower women and we started free english courses also mine help together with the british british english community where i live, we help collect various medical supplies and help ukrainian women who are here now, ms. halyna, i am here, i will add a question now, and we are now seeing the footage of poland and throwing out videos, we will show this way, the way to britain. i want to understand what were the people worried about? let's go back there 5 months ago. a little more than 5 months ago, someone stopped in the western regions of ukraine . deosists or not had opportunities and money and they went abroad because there was certain help there and there was an opportunity, well, in general, in principle, to be completely safe, if possible at all, you communicate safety at least in safety from war, because the danger may be different, but in safety from war, how is this in you crossed the border, but the war remained with you. has life abroad changed over time, or is this war still with you ? that de

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great britain uh great britain punished uh, its own fellow citizens without charge without crime. it 's just boundless ugly, of course, i have long filed alante against the decision and is still fighting, but against this it's just infinity. and while these are sanctions against me ten no speech in free layers. it can’t be, because this is just complete nonsense, in general, that’s why in time i will fight against this and i’m sure that we will break through and win, because justice should always stand for justice and truth. that's just so, and about of course, it's very. this is very sad. do you yourself remember what a bright , interesting, talented girl, such a smart girl, just cool, friendly, positive, fair, wonderful, beloved colleague of ours. now heavenly. this is very sad. while the european union is sinking like a bloc, as a political community, along with itself, there to the bottom, and they are dragging their citizens, people who do not care about their undercover games, but they have become unwitting participants in order to somehow create the appearance of success and blame russia for what is happening. they didn’t just open criminal cases against journalists who talk about real things, speak and show the truth, understand what is happening, but soon everything will fall into place, and everyone will see that the king is naked, but this is different, but i was with you i'm ksenia lebedeva see you in the next program. good evening despite the result and statistical indicators, alexander mikhailov made a greation to the progress of youth in the borisov battalion, so many promising footballers from doubles ended up in the main yellow-blue team precisely thanks to the ex-mentor, plus the borisovites are still at the top of the table. of course, competitors losing points helped a lot, because in terms of the percentage of points scored, mikhailov became the worst mentor of borisov in 26 games, only 13 wins, with seven draws and six defeats, past kend. commander-in-chief responsibilities. head coach sergei zinevich took over, but the club is looking for a new helmsman. i think that i won’t say that the positive moments are that the result was just really bad, because uh, quite a young squad, uh, and besides, there are a lot of young football players for many young football players. he gave a chance and many young players took advantage of this chance, and therefore it was considered a big plus for the team. i am very grateful to this coach, because few coaches could believe me and give me a cha

great britain charlie borin: thin would bmx. yes great britain charlie boring thing was _ would bmx. yes greatat britain charlie boring thing was the hope. _ would bmx. yes great britain charlie boring thing was the hope. she - would bmx. yes great britain charlie boring thing was the hope. she is - boring thing was the hope. she is the current 0lympic boring thing was the hope. she is the current olympic champion and top qualifying group going sorry qualifying group going sorry qualifying group going sorry qualifying group yesterday. big expectations. but sadly she crashed or fell on both runs expectations. but sadly she crashed orfell on both runs today, including the second round, she was trying a 720 rotation. luckily, she is ok and we did manage to speak to charlotte after the raid and this is what she had to say. i've probably got a little bit of 'elly i've probably got a little bit of jelly legs with i erred on the ramp. the sudden moved a bit so it was very shady. i couldn't tell how fast i very shady. i couldn't tell how fast i was _ very shady. i couldn't tell how fast i was going, i

oleksiy reznikov of ukraine wrote on twitter: " great britain promised great britain fulfilled , andr. reznikov thanked the british minister of defense for his benevolence and all the british people and added that soon even more gifts will not arrive in ukraine. the mlrs m270 system is a close relative of hymers. it can use missiles with a range of 32 45 and 70 km, and the most powerful attack missile will create up to 300 km, however, their supply to ukraine has not yet been discussed, our defense correspondent at the conference in copenhagen i would like to ask if the weapons provided by the british are enough and how long britain is ready to support ukraine. in your opinion, did this conference achieve its goal? yes, it seems to me that it lacked two things. it confirmed that the international community is moving in the matter of helping ukraine. we gathered in the middle of august in some countries . vacations continue but we are showing our solidarity on this issue we are giving more monetary aid we are not giving more arms and military aid we are also fulfilling our promises ab

britain has fulfilled its promise has reached us a new batch of rzzv m-270 was announced by the minister of defense oleksiy reznikov direct speech of the minister of defense great britain promised great britainfulfilled more rszv m-270 arrived in ukraine. valery chaliy, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of ukraine to the usa in 2015-2019, chairman of the board of the ukrainian crisis media center, valery , we welcome you. glory to ukraine, the key question of yesterday's un council meeting, how do you rate it? in general, we are talking about the prospects of forcing russia to fulfill its international obligations and and in general the logic, so to speak, well, avoiding the man-made colossal catastrophe to which it consciously wants to prove is possible. of course, this is simply the highest degree of madness and blackmail, but prospects p valeriya, we discussed yesterday the professional discussions of ukrainian radio centers discussed these international political aspects and purely aspects of nuclear security, i want to say right away that there is no supervision there, now the russians are blowing up the station despite the statement. that is, it is actually, er, i will not s

great britain. meanwhile great britain is ready to train more ukrainian soldiers than planned.h a statement was made by the minister of defense of the bmw country. earlier it was about training ten thousand defenders, now britain is obliged to go beyond these limits to train more and longer, said the relevant minister of the country, at the same time expressing the opinion that the president of russia, vladimir putin, is unlikely to be able to achieve his initial goal of occupying the whole of ukraine. during the visit to kyiv , books with autographs, gift signatures and documents from a private collection in lviv opened the slavic library of roman lubkivsky, it will become one of of the main foci of the development of slavic literature in the world, see more details in our story, today they even brought a book with his autograph, where he wrote such key words for me, which may have changed me, as a teacher, as a pedagogue, ms. tetiana, as well as many other guests visited franko's home to honor the memory of roman lubkivsky. someone knew him as a writer, translator, public fig

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in france or great britain, veterans in great britain receive from $2,200 to $10,000, if a nanny is needed, the state pays for her work. in the united states, the pension is about $1,200. medical assistance to veterans is provided free of charge. this is how the country is measured. everything will be about its citizens in terms of social life standards, and not the one who will wind more people on the tracks of the tank. russia has exceeded the demand for military technologies. will destroy several times, but the constant militarization of the bet on the principle of who is stronger, then you are right, in the end can play a joke with putin yes, what is already playing there, remember how the propagandists in ostankino walked in the ears, what kind of putin, the peacemaker, took authority and stopped the colossal war between armenia and azerbaijan diplomatic victory, that is, it is now, well , it is coming out, there are many, there are many. who are the authorities here? business now there is no war yes, or all the rumors did not care about the inflated authority of the kremlin elder of

great britain you know not only great britain, many countries either train members of the so-called kosovomy or provide them with appropriate weapons . unfortunately, this is not respected in pristina, there are still many former terrorists. many have made a career killing serbs, arming terrorists and hoping for peace. it's like what to bring evil? the dog and put the child to bed to sleep and say that they will play about that there were resolutions and that kosovo is actually forbidden to have its own army in the southern part of kosovo mitrovica, they pretend that they don’t know, they are predictably considered serbian for potential future clashes. all states have a constitution, the police, the army, and we want all people to be controlled throughout the territory, so that they live according to certain rules, the same rules for all, these rules are controlled by the police state. you cannot create a new state within our state. we stand in front of a poster that you can often see on the albanian side they have their own flags, the kosovo american albanian heroes of the liberation army

great britain uh great britain punished uh, its own fellow citizens without charge without crime. it's just boundless ugly, of course, i filed against the decision a long time ago, and more fighting e against it is simply infinity. and while these are sanctions against me ten no speech in free layers. it can't be, because it's just complete nonsense at all, therefore, in time i will fight against it and i am sure that we will break through and win, because justice must always do justice and truth. that's just so, and about of course, it's very. although very sad. do you yourself remember what a bright, interesting, talented girl, such a smart girl, just cool, friendly, positive, fair our wonderful colleague. this is very sad. while the european union is sinking like a bloc, as a political community, together with themselves, they are dragging their citizens to the bottom, people who do not care about their undercover games, but they have become unwitting participants in order to somehow create the appearance of success and accuse them of happening russia a. they didn’t just open criminal cases against journalists who talk about real things, speak and show the truth, understand what is happening, but soon everything will fall into place, and that’s it. they will see that the king is naked, but this is different, but i was with you ksenia lebedeva see you in the next program. good evening despite the result and statistical indicators, alexander mikhailov made a great the progress of youth in the borisov battalion, so many promising players from the doubles ended up in the main yellow-blue team precisely thanks to them and their mentor, plus the borisov team is still at the top of the table. in which, of course, competitors who were losing points helped a lot, because in terms of the percentage of points scored, mikhailov became the worst mentor of the borisov team in 26 games, only 13 wins, with seven draws and six losses, the last kend. commander-in-chief responsibilities. head coach sergei zinevich took over, but the club is looking for a new helmsman. well, i think that i won’t say positive things, that the result was just really bad, because uh, a fairly young squad, uh, and besides, there are a lot of young football players for many young football players. he gave a chance and many young players took advantage of these chances, so this is a big plus for the team. i am very grateful to this coach, because many coaches could believe me and give

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great britain, you know, not only great britain, many countries either train members of the so-calledkosovo army, or provide them with appropriate weapons. let me remind you that according to resolution 1244, there are no other military and armed formations in kosovo, except for keyfor. unfortunately, this is not respected in pristina, there are still many former terrorists. many have made a career killing serbs, arming terrorists and hoping for peace. it's like bringing an angry dog ​​and putting a child to bed and saying that they will play about the fact that there were such resolutions and that kosovo is actually forbidden to have its own army in the southern part of kostovo mitrovilca pretend that they don't know , there serbs are predictably held responsible for potential and future clashes. all states have a constitution, the police, the army, and we want all people to be controlled throughout the territory, so that they live according to certain rules, the same rules for all, these rules are controlled by the police state. you cannot create a new state within our state. we are

great britain, you know, not only great britain, many countries either train members of the so-called kosovo army, or provide them with appropriate weapons. let me remind you that, in accordance with resolution 1244, there are no other military and armed formations in kosovo, except for keyfor. unfortunately, this is not respected in pristina, there are still many former terrorists. many have made a career killing serbs, arming terrorists and hope for peace. it's like bringing an angry dog ​​and putting a child to bed and saying that they will play about the fact that there were such resolutions and that kosovo is actually forbidden to have its own army in the southern part of kostovo mitrovilca pretend that they don't know serbs are predictably held responsible for potential and future clashes there. all states have a constitution, the police, the army, and we want all people to be controlled throughout the territory, so that they live according to certain the rules are the same for all the rules these are controlled by the police state. you cannot create a new state within our state. we are standing in front of a poster, which is often. meet on the albanian side they have their flags kosovo american albanian heroes of the liberation army, kosovo and hashim thaci, a former president who is now in eider for war crimes against serbs, illegal trafficking in human organs murder torture. an example of a kurtik, by the way, was also a member of the kosoy liberation army, like many officials in the leadership of the region. and now he is received in washington in european capitals and nato headquarters everywhere, he always comes with the same question, when the world recognizes, kosovo did you meet with the nato secretary general, i read in the newspapers an excellent meeting, he promises to send additional troops. he told me , if necessary, then yes, europe, through the mouth of josep bareli, admits that it does not have any leverage on the kostovo authorities, but at the same time, for some reason, allocates pristina another 6.5 million euros to the impotence and inertia of european diplomacy while that brussels is the guarantor of the signed agreements. about steps to normalize relations between belgrade and the region, which, by analogy with the minsk agreements, involves, among other things, the creation of serbian self-government in the north of the region , they promised him to sign the vicious union of serbian municipalities, this did not happen and the serbs are forced to fight for it, go to barricades and blockade - this is the only peaceful way for us to fight. under threat is the ownership of linguistic rights documents. freedom of movement brussels the agreement was violated repeatedly. primekurte agreements ratified by parliament does not recognize his demands for belgrade to recognize independence. kosovo to admit pristina to all international organizations. including interpol to be able to request the extradition of serbian generals. to forget the past to give up trying to return the taken away damage to the houses to give away the cultural values ​​of the region to compensate for the damage caused by the fighting and to transfer even more serbian territory to three albanian enclaves for administrative line, violence against the serbs and in the european union, the mania for european integration demands the immediate recognition of kosovo and joining the european, foreign policy demands are absurd and unrealistic, as far as the europeans are concerned. once again , we understand that they are not independent. they are already doing what they saw, and the americans have a new conflict. why is it quite possible for him to serve the service again, so that serbia is weak? weaker for her to join the sanctions and uh, probably thinking about what in any case, russia will help serbia, and it will also be for her. and how can it be an unbearable time? yes, i think that any time is feasible for russia when it comes to protecting its friends, brothers of a friendly country. russia along with belgrade. calls everyone to peace, another attempt to keep him in the week. in brussels, predictably ended in nothing, the parties began to actively draw troops to the administrative line. although not even though we agreed on a new meeting, realizing that it was a matter of great probably won't come. in the suburbs of rostov-on-don, a large fire is burning thickets of kamysh to localize the fire. it was possible only in the morning to control the situation with fires in the ryazan region, but the work was hindered by the heat and strong wind. a new threat to security zaporozhye nuclear power plant after the shelling of ukrainian militants caught fire in the forest, everything is tightened, with smoke, another attack led to a short circuit on power lines. a new story from tank building at the izhevsk arms plant showed the first locally assembled robotic machine, what will they produce? 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britain and northern ireland, _ me tonight. for great britain and northern ireland, dina _ me tonight. for great britainland, dina asher—smith! less than a _ northern ireland, dina asher—smith! less than a month since a hamstring injury, hertitle less than a month since a hamstring injury, her title on the line, among those trying to topple her, fellow gb athlete darryl neita and imani lansiquot. asher—smith in lane three again pulled up, the result of the race, meanwhile, was initially too close to call, just a hundredth of a second separating the top three. finally, to everyone's surprise but the crowd's delight, a home—grown hero, and gb's darryl neita added european bronze to her medal collection. heartbreak for dina asher—smith, she has not defended her european title, but three sprinting medals for britain, so still plenty of reasons to celebrate. perhaps not the perfect picture ending they had in mind, but a perfect picture to end the night. so, respectfully, the men's and women's100 metres are usually the showpiece event at these races and just behind me tonight they did not disappoint, perhaps

great britain. well, at one time, great britain was no longer great britain, because , accordingly, due to the new system make money there, and stas has a very old population there, which for the most part supports, including, as it were, a certain ratio, respectively, the problem is this, and the problem lies in the fact that if this is not done now, then in 10 years or even after 5 years. there will be completely different elections in these elections. here you are specifically you personally offer. the first thing in the baltics is the first thing you need to do with you or with the baltics. well, i don’t know how to correctly say , first of all, people who want to leave and want to live in the russian federation and who believe that when the territory is lost, they need to be helped to keep pace here. this is very important, the second thing that needs to be done is to create, first of all , support for these people in this difficult situation. especially in economic terms. if you want to, appropriately use economic instruments. let's use them since childhood. the united states provides concessional

great britain and the united states, and great britain is preparing to hand over two warships to ukraine, our fighters are already undergoing training on ships of this class. vadym prystaiko, the diplomat, did not specify to great britain what class of ships and which models we are talking about. however, he noted that now ukraine needs mine countermeasures ships, from the words of the dock, these ships are from the armament of the royal navy before being transferred to ukraine, and the ships will be equipped with special equipment. and the question is surely -e deliveries of logistics e-e deliveries to the black sea water area are being developed or are they possible mr. fedore well, of course they will be given with our british partners, they foresee including logistical means of delivering these ships to ukraine, but talk about the fact that they will be delivered in the near future. of the black sea, and thirdly, it is still before the end. let's say that such a hot phase of the battles in the south of ukraine, where the russian federation still has sufficiently powerful means of surface and underwater damage to our targets, it will certainly be the risks are excessive, so we will wait until all logistics r

great britain, military aid from friends ukraine received from great britain new m-270 multiple-launch rocket systems this was announced by the minister of defense of ukraine oleksiy reznyakov, he thanked the minister of defense of great britain brnovolys and all the british more gifts it will come soon - added varshkikov rszv m-270 is designed to perform combat missions at any time of the day under various weather conditions it is capable of hitting enemy fire positions at a distance of more than 30 km in early august, ukraine received a multiple rocket launcher system from germany mars 2 przemyśl, a polish city 14 km from the border with ukraine, it became the first destination for a huge number of ukrainians who fled the war. are there still many of our citizens in the city and how many are returning from abroad? home, olga dudko will tell you about everything. ukrainians from the very beginning of the war, volunteers come from everywhere ready to help refugees who need it. e helps to buy tickets e-e to carry luggage and e-e we can help show where to go where to go we can also arrange overnight accommodation and food by a center that helps our citizens there is a ukrainian people's home here organized polish langua

great britain, the european union, and so on. further the situation with most oligarchs in great britain is that they are under sanctions without easy access to finance but our government has been so slow to impose sanctions on them that any of them managed to transfer the funds to other places where it is more difficult for the government to reach, that is why i am very critical of the government of our country, in particular, due to the lack of a proper policy of sanctions during the last two years, unfortunately, we acted too slowly, the government should now not just freeze assets, but confiscate them so that all these palaces can be was to be sold and the funds received to be sent to the reconstruction of ukraine to criticize boris johnson in ukraine, he is extremely popular, yes, that is, to criticize him is the same as criticizing dougda or mowgli, that is, boris johnson really did invaluable things to support our country, but now there is a feeling that a new era or a new phase of assistance to ukraine may begin in great britain, and what it will be like completely before boris johnson, because i consider him a terrible liar, but this concerns british politics, not ukrainian politics i also believe that when he was the minister of foreign affairs, he was weak in relation to russia, and in his visage, lavrov was still the scandal-monger who twisted from right to left and as he wanted, but now great britain strongly supports ukraine. i wish we were members of the european union, because then we could help even more. i am a member of the foreign affairs committee, who before the invasion visited ukraine in february. front line watching the russian troops i know what we need to do and where to move and i emphasize again that no matter who forms the british government, it will not affect the support of ukraine, i can assure you if we talk about the military help to ukraine as much as it can grow, we have colossal problems, in particular we are talking about the artillery tower, we just don’t have enough of

great britain, which means that in great britain they will train ukrainian soldiers and officers, the prime minister announced this today during a press conference the prime minister of which country, jacinda ardern, the new zealand instructors will be in foggy albion at least until the end of november this year, they will teach ukrainian soldiers the techniques of fighting on front line thus, new zealand joined a number of countries that also agreed to send their instructors to greatritain well, they send their instructors there we send our soldiers then we come back and hit the enemy and win finland must be sure that in the future will have sufficient military potential. therefore, he is now actively working on strengthening it, the prime minister of the country, sam na marin, said today in the capital of norway, oslo, press conference after the meeting of the heads of the governments of the countries of northern europe, and for this, according to her, according to her own words, the country's government is actively strengthening the borders, but let's hear the reasons why in helsinki they took such an active role in their security, direct speech san should not invest even more in the future are that our country has an aggressive neighbor and we cannot be naive , we must be ready for possible measures in the future; it's good that there are countries in europe that understand that you can't be naive and when you're around such an aggressive neighbor as russia wel

great britain had declared and great britain and france and had declared war on germany. bullet changed his tune. he immediately began to advise the president to re-arm the united states. he was really the first to do so. in fact little fighting a massive program to manufacture airplanes. in fact little fighting took place in the western front until may 1940 when germany invaded the local countries including as i mentioned luxembourg and then breached the french imagine a line and in june of 1940 as german forces amassed on the outskirts of paris. ambassador bullet wrote the president the paris police have no weapons except antiquated single-shot rifles. bullet added that he had no intention of evacuating the embassy even though quote we have exactly two revolvers in this entire mission with only 40 bullets. and roosevelt by the way had told him he should have evacuate. and then bullet ads in this letter in case i should get blown up before i see you again. i want you to know that it has been marvelous to work for you. and i think and i thank you from the bottom my heart for your friendship. so bullet to say the least had a real flair for the dramatic. the last ambassador who i including the book is joseph b kennedy who story i assume many of you familiar with kenned. about never really liked each other. and you get the feeling that there were always playing the kind of political chess match against one another. but the board was almost always stacked against kennedy. in part because he was his own worst enemy. so, let me share with you a few stories, which i think will give you a flavor of the relationship with between the two men. well vacationing on the french riviera in the summer of 1939 and without approval from the department of state ambassador. kennedy granted an exclusive interview to the hearst newspapers. now this was his first mistake. this was one this was the newspaper chain owned by one of president roosevelt's most vociferous critics. william randolph hearst and in the interview kennedy made clear his belief. that the united states should stay on the sidelines if war came to europe. he advised americans in this article quote. not to lose their heads. now by this point in 1939 roosevelt knew that the united states might have to become involved in europe president did not appreciate having one of his ambassadors limiting his options and especially didn't like the implication that somehow the us. might reach an economic a combination with the third reich, which exactly what kennedy advocated. that same summer secretary of the treasury henry morgenthau. i think he's also another resident of the hudson valley or was visited kennedy at the return to washington morgenthal met with roosevelt in the oval office and he fed by suggesting that kennedy's close relationship with british prime minister neville chamberlain was based on their mutual view that appeasement of hitler was by suggesting that kennedy's close relationship with british prime minister neville chamberlain was based on their mutual view that appeasement of hitler was the right strategy roosevelt agreed. and then with morgan saw sitting directly across from him the president made this stackless study the startling accusation quote. i don't think there is any question, but that joe is disloyal to his country and however in 1939 roosevelt wasn't ready to get rid of kennedy indeed is he wanted to keep him he wanted to keep him in england? as far away as possible from the 1940 us presidential election. fdr worried that if kennedy returned to america. he might make political mischief and might even run for the presidency himself. and after referring to kennedy as a trader in 1939. the following year the president wrote kennedy a letter that expressed a very different sentiment telling him joe i get constant reports of how valuable you are to the british and that it helps their morale to have you there. so like bullet president knew how to flatter men. nevertheless after only a few days a few days after roosevelt's reassurances. kennedy picked up the morning paper in london and learned that the president had been secretly negotiating and lendlies. with prime minister churchill and this the provision of mothballed ships and and weapons with the road for the british. kennedy was outraged. he immediately wrote the president quote. i've been fairly active in any enterprise which i've taken up for the last 25 years, frankly, and honestly, i do not enjoy being a dummy. i'm very unhappy about the whole position. and of course as always the alternative of resigning. and in the end that's exactly what happened kennedy resigned. but he did so quite late in the political season. and roosevelt was happy to see him leave at this point. have him leave london. and he largely kept him on the sidelines in 1940. so roosevelt's it was successful. so watching darkness falls the story of these form ambassadors and the president they served. and i try to provide the backdrop of what was happening politically not only in europe with the rise of fascism. but in the united states as well. roosevelt was constantly balancing as foreign policy concerns against his domestic considerations. and as i noted at the beginning of the talk, the president's ambassadors were problematic group. i write that breckenridge long. maybe the worst appointment that roosevelt made or as in during his entire presidency. and the kennedy appointment was ill-fated from the beginning. named dodd was pressing and he influenced fdr by sounding the alarm very early about hitler. and william bullet despite his his view of himself as as someone who should be the secretary of state. he played a very important role in convincing roosevelt to re-arm the united states at a critical time. and as for roosevelt, you know, i consider him simply as one of the america's greatest presidents. you know and i led the country through the great depression and met the challenge of world war. two but he is a just an extraordinary person. but he's not a man without flaws. his speech writer robert sherwood famously wrote of the president's quote heavily forced in forested interior. heavily forested interior his character was not only multiplex. it was contradictory to a bewildering degree. and i think that's completely accurate roosevelt was an enormously apathetic individual, but he was also very unsentimental when he needed to be he was an idealist. but he was also a very clear-eyed pragmatist he was enormously political. but he was very courageous. so finally, i'll just say that i appreciated the blurbs. i received on the back of the book because i do think they capture what i was trying to convey. my favorite blurb is from publisher prize winner. kaiberd who praised the book as high drama. diplomatic intrigue and -- good chinwag if you don't know what chin wag and i didn't. you'll have to look it up yourself and then by the

revolution, britain creates a by confessional state as part of the settlement that brings england and scotland together in the glorious revolution. great britain, the kingdom of great britain has to establish churches. and then, in the aftermath of that, the colonial establishment that is not anglican, and that's really just the colonies in new england. those colonies are allowed to retain their congregationalist establishment. across the british empire, there are three different established churches. someone who is a dissenter and one place, can be part of an establishment in another place. that has two consequences. on the one hand, it makes a lot of people get really invested in the language of religious liberty you. have vocal communities that are considered legitimate religious actors and all of these places who are also outside of the establishment everyone has reason to be invested in religious liberty. that includes anglicans who argue for religious liberty mostly in the northern colonies where they do not have the full church that they want to have. on the other hand, it means that all of those groups are actually invested in the establishment. they are establishe

great britain, the european union, and so on. and so on. the situation with most oligarchs in great britain is that they are under sanctions without easy access to finance, but our government imposed sanctions on them so slowly that many of them managed to transfer funds to other places where it is more difficult for the government to reach, so i am very critical to the government of our country, in particular, due to the lack of a proper policy of sanctions during the last two years, unfortunately, we acted too slowly, the government should now not just freeze assets, but confiscate them so that all these palaces can be sold and the proceeds sent to the reconstruction of ukraine criticize boris johnson in ukraine he extremely popular, yes, that is, to criticize him is the same as criticizing him. great britain can begin a new era or a new phase of aid to ukraine and what it will be like when it is completely up to boris johnson because i consider him a terrible liar, but this applies to british politics, not ukrainian. i also believe that when he was the minister of foreign affairs, he stood out for his weakness in relation to to russia, and lavrov, in his visage, is still that scandal-monger, twisting right and left as he wanted, but now great britain very firmly supports ukraine. i would like us to be members of the european union, because then we could to help even more. i am a member of the foreign affairs committee, who visited ukraine in february before the invasion, visited kramatorsk, in particular, was at the train station that was then bombed by the russians, and also at the front line at that time, observing the russian troops. i know what we need to do and where to move, and i emphasize again that whoever forms the government of great britain, it will not affect the supp

great britain should always help ukraine, because great britain is one of those countries that helped the most ukraine was in solidarity with ukraine, well, it is worth mentioning a few moments, for example, the training of the ukrainian military here on the territory of greatritain, or the portable anti-tank missile complexes that london provided love nlo, charitable organizations that provided humanitarian aid and, what is very important, this is almost a hundred thousand british people who opened their homes for the ukrainian immigrants , i want to say a few more words about what is happening at the event, now all the children who are present here on the old street are making such little dream planes and writing here are their dreams about a free ukraine, about the end of the war, about the fact that they can return home and a little later in the evening they will launch these airplanes into the sky, and now today is another good reason to remind the world about ukraine oksana kundienko bbc london and now more details about the reactions in europe to commemoration of the independence day of ukraine six months after the beginning of the full-scale russian invasion and with us in direct communication from warsaw bbc correspondent irena taraniuk i congratul

great britain pro great britain to use the word enemy. it seems to me a bit soft, i would probably already have it. well, it's more understandable. yes, the british press, the guardian newspaper, writes that, most likely , it is lystras, who we have depicted there, who will be the new prime minister of greatbborn and stubborn about this obstinacy. even her assistants publicly joke jokes. so what the difference between a rottweiler or a rhinestone rottweiler, in the end, unclenches his teeth and lets go, that was a joke about a jewish mom. yes, the name of the new british prime minister is being called on september 5 and according to the latest polls of members of the conservative party. taras confidently wins over 60% of her fellow party members for her. her rival. it seems that because of their appearance and origin, part of the supporters, once politically correct, have no chance, they say that they simply do not like the sunnah, and 2% openly admit it. we vote for the white british. and they are for this, well, you understand more. only 4% of the respondents consider her ethent and smart, so they choose it not because of professional qualities, but because of the opposite. the prime minister of the list of races, these are four words that no serious democracy should face. at the tracks

great britain, which gives the opportunity for you to work and study and rent housing, there is another scheme according to which ukrainians can also get to great britain, let’s skip that carefully, according to this scheme, we will bring you to great and also get help , both you and them will be like rezi very much here live and still exist the third option - these are those ukrainians who, until march 18, 2022, when this scheme came into effect, were already in great britain and received an education here or worked here, they can also apply to the ministry of internal affairs, in general, everything is very simplified in them and everything can be found online on the website gov.ua ua i apologize and you can familiarize yourself with all the points there. the most important thing is that when ukrainian families come here, they come to the families of british people, and this is already a very important component, because ukrainians do not then they have to find what to do, where to live, this is already the first basic need, it is already closed, uh, after arrival, each family receives 200 pounds of assistance, this is the primary assistance for each family member, these funds can only be spent on food or clothing you can't spend

this competition dates back to 1955, and great britain has never produced and great britain has neverrowned the winner of that you might be able to see behind me members of gb practising on the parallel bars. we are so close to the action, i've got some tissue, the chalk keeps coming onto my glasses. we should find out the overall winner in a couple of minutes and joe fraser is best place for gb pick—up it should be another notable night in the olympic stadium for the loss of battles to be handed out, five in total, the men's and women's long jump but the 1500 metres, three british athletes in it, but surely none of them can get past norway's jakob ingebrigtsen, the king of middle—distance running, but i'm 0lympic the king of middle—distance running, but i'm olympic and european champions dip can be beaten? we will find out. south africa's cricketers are building a narrow lead against england, as the second day of the first test comes to a close. a short time ago, they'd reached 226—6. but the day began with cricket coming together for a cause, asjoe wilson reports from lord's. look f

great britain is great britain germany finland and besides hungary in general, and the baltics the whole complex of these political ones, i don’t want to call them pygmes, but they confirmed to zelensky that political players at the card they will continue to prepare everything in order to inflict damage on russia, but speaking of that offensive, after all, i am not a military expert. yes, well, some education will receive a higher military educational institution. it allows me to draw a conclusion. that the offensive they made was doomed. wow, because out of the mass that they are of the battalion of tactical groups, they, in my opinion, activated the third part there, why yes, because they left the rest in reserve and understand that they will have to go further as they advance, and the allied forces will respond there will be no answer to these. therefore, what happened is not a provocation. this is another move in the card game, which allowed you to get how it would be right to say that the unprecedented financial assistance that the zelensky regime needs so much is not help, it is a loan. yes, he is part of it, but this is a loan, even a political loan, which, by the way, they have not worked out now, this money will not matter. they just won't get any more loans. yes, you know, you can give and i will not give. it doesn't matter. that's because i'm nothing at all and for the west it does not matter. here they do not give more, because they understand that the more you give, the more will be simply stolen and this is the only limiter. what the west has in terms of money , well, that's all, and you are generally an insignificant question, the essential question is how zelensky will hold on to the next stage, due to which there are very few options at all. i think that there will be the same twitches there in the kharkov direction, perhaps in zaporozhye, and so on. they will now make some such stuffing, pr, the result will be about the same plus or minus in all directions, but there will be a firm position. we have done everything that we could or introduce and now nato troops or give us everything that finishes to the moon or in general we need to decide something. that's all that ukraine could do, she did with these forces and means. this is what is needed for zelensky's public position, and he needs this no later than the first days there until the tenth of september. i think so, and about a month ago i had a chance to visit. kherson region in nova kakhovka and communicate with a simple local population and here i have the impression that the majority of the population is in favor of reunification with russia, and basically they expressed two ideas: the first idea, you don’t leave us anywhere . free us from the criminal kiev regime. and these are all zelensky's talks about the counteroffensive. this is an attempt to put just information and psychological pressure, just on the local pro-russian population in the kherson region. no more than that, it is clear that if you are planning some kind of offensive, but this should be a secret, and you tell the whole planet about your public plans. secondly, it is clear that ukraine is turning into such a black hole, where these expensive american weapons and financial vehicles disappear. and today the united states is in such a strategic, you know. at an impasse. they are well aware that they want to inflict a strategic defeat on russia to turn ukraine into a second afghanistan . they are spending enormous money, 40 billion, 40 billion dollars. the american program land lisa is more than half of the russian military budget, but on the other hand, the extraordinary level of corruption prevents this idea from being realized. and so they send this two-star general to implement it, just not indicated. you are a very important thing. you have forgotten, despite the fact that i myself am talking about this, but we did not talk here, of course, the informational pr effect from the long promise of a counteroffensive. that's interesting, but a long story. you have addressed correctly. what it is? well yeah it's aimed at that population. here you are, like there, take your time russian passports, although tens of thousands have already been received, but their destruction in zaporozhye and the queue ends in the region of 20,000. yes, very next here you are depositing , you are still, so to speak, we will win it back, this effect really exists, but in my opinion it is of a subordinate nature. that's what i was talking about, by the way, here's the kuleba's tantrum. look , it seems to me that this hysteria reflects a little what i'm talking about. you are russia zmina your infantry or parastan kike and your uh fantasies about dragging the peasant to go into the lines, then like smoke, all uh, we can take it out or to but for the prgovoy, but that's all, for the sake of them we'll discuss awkwardly. well, all these groups that never believed ukraine, who were advocates of these half-measures against russia, spoke even before russia seemed. well, let's somehow all their policies failed when they fell on such two fourths of february at the age of 24. really. now we see some individual. this is not some kind of mainstream baseline , but which is beginning to speak in europe from you. from your attempts to constantly resolve any situation at the expense of ukraine when they start talking here that ukraine should make some kind of concession on any issue for a territorial concession. it's not even discussed. let the deed be he tries it territorially the ambassador of the kid. i say this directly. these are some tactical things that are very important to yes, i just tell them. e russia around the city you. she now i just won't tell. well, maybe leave it here and not continue the conversation, period, well, he says that they are tired of what they decide at the expense of ukraine well steel so what? well, let's go on, let's go. well, of course, lord, tired, tired, especially since basically those politicians who say that we are well, we are not tired. or part of the electorate. yes, she is often not in power and does not influence decision-making. and you correctly noted that, of course, in the media sphere, this was very important for the counteroffensive. and it is clear that it will now rassusolivat a lot. many weeks ahead. yes, we saw, firstly, the initial reaction of the side, english-speaking the global press that this is such a grandiose breakthrough and so on, and the right-wing tabloids, that is, such less respectable western media , with whom ukraine now has very close relations, too, and literally the last few days have been pouring comments with statements that allegedly about the battles are already going on inside kherson itself on the usual. taking for there evidence of this photo video, simply that how ukrainians shell kherson yes, this is understandable, but nevertheless, even in such conceivable press, you can find very and a very, very interesting statement. that's literally today. yes, because we will then move on to the topic of gorbachev a little later. but the most interesting thing that seemed to me, bloomberg reports, yes, about what it means, and the death of gorbachev, and the russian authorities will now try to switch the attention of the russian population from the successes of ukrainians to front. well, that is, here is such a point of view, yes, about this. the topic is right here, you can just put an end to it right here. by the way, i'm talking about brad and the fact that this is interesting. where did you read this? this is bloomberg blogger. yes, literally four hours ago, the leading analytical publication on politics and economics. yes, congratulations, there are simply no words. yes, very much, but very well, in my opinion. bloomberg gorbachev died on time. yes, that's how to say it like that. here's the conclusion, by the way. yes, and brought greatration, this is really not desirable. yes, so to speak. yes, about the dead that's for sure, yes, but i didn't say it and you didn't write it. bloomberg, we'll take a commercial break, then we'll continue. there is only one left in the palace exit. which elizabeth is today at 21:20? come on, all together, the long-awaited new season at 21:30. celebrate. for a whole week, your birthday is -10% on all purchases with a card from the magnet mobile application. so convenient. this is an advertisement for the drug kagocel without exaggeration and double meanings. after all, from the first day of taking it, it begins to reduce the severity of the symptoms of influenza and sars, regardless of the type of virus, and helps to reduce the duration of the disease, therefore kagocel is the highest antiviral measure. and this kagocel packaging you easily. you can find them in pharmacy at school, it’s not that he was an excellent student later. he was distributed according to his specialty and worked,

speaking a little, because the analogy with great britain not quite specific-correct in great britain, what was e policy at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries in greatritain considered itself a balancer in the sense that e is great not in the sense that great britain is stronger than all, but in the sense that great britain is where the uk will put its police will win, which meant it meant that the uk will always be on the side of the winner, but it must still fight itself, and it was the uk that ultimately really ruined, because that yes, she refused in both world wars, both the first and the second, on the side of the winners, but in general, the price. the war was for her, uh, decent decent, and especially lost her economic position during the second world war. uh, the united kingdom, america still took into account this experience, and now it plays with the wrong hands. this is exactly the same offshore balancing that he came up with. ah, john peace. scheider is a famous american realist, although he himself is criticized in every possible way. eh, and so to speak, they are not very recognized in official circles, but in fact the policy of offsh

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great britain, when england and scotland great britain. the americans want no part of that notion. they know that they will be swamped, by the british and know whenever susan considers having memberships in the house of commons as a solution to the problem. right from the outset in the stanback of congress which meets in reaction to the stanback which is the tax law on all paper products in america they know instinctively the colonial assemblies will be the legislature that will determine taxation. now they have representation of the outside of their own colonial legislatures. only their willing to recognize the supremacy of parliament and the empire. that concession confuses the english because the english look at parliament as a sovereign body, and fact is the protector of liberty, is the instrument that they have honored ever since the revolution. it is what curves the crown. they are very confused by the american eyes. how can you be opposed to parliament. the representation, the english say we are not represented, they say yes you are you virtually represented, they use the term virtual which because we have a virtual program going on here. they refuse to accept that notion. even though the english say, we have slipped into the north sea and nonetheless they send two representatives to parliament. the people in manchester and birmingham with 50000 people have no representation in parliament and the house of commons but nonetheless they represented because the criteria and the representation is not the electoral process but the consideration of the wealthier of the commons as a whole. americans having had a different experience over there 200 years of colonial history. to avail the electoral process itself becomes the determinant of representation. that has its own consequences. some sense you can probably make an argument that virtual representation and a lot of accounts for the majority rule whereas the notion that you have to vote for someone to represent you really opens up the problem of why should you differ to a candidate you did not vote for. the english have a solution to the problem. americans don't really have a solution. the notion of actual representation which says you must vote for the person if you're going to be represented. it starts with representation but by the late 60s it shifts into a question of sovereignty. the english comeback with this doctrine of sovereignty which runs through the whole revolutionary era and comes back to haunt the federalist later in 1787 in 1788. the doctor sovereignty says it must be in every state one final supreme lawmaking authority. for the english that is parliament. the americans cannot accept that because if they do -- you can't be, as the english catholic tears say you can't be half under parliament sovereignty if you accept one iota of parliament authority you must accept all. since the americans have already accepted parliament right to regulate their trade they must be under the authority. if you're outside of parliament authority even in one little respect then you must be totally outside all of the authority, it seems absurd nobody would choose to be outside of the problem is authority. that's how that goes, the americans confronted with the alternative and decided that's her choice were outside the parliament authority completely and by 1774 all the leading intellectuals, jefferson, franklin, wilson often see that they are tied only to the king and they have no recognition whatsoever of parliament authority over them. it's not a very accurate portrayal of their experience. but there forced into it by sovereignty. when you come to the declaration of independence these lawyers in the continental congress are screwed shoeless and trying to avoid any mention of parliament in the declaration even though parliament was the source of the stamp off in the towns of duties, parliament is not mentioned except the king george is the source of all. he said they say george you have done this and that and you conspired meaning of parliament. this is the way the argument is legally minded and it comes solely from the crown because we americans have ceased recognizing any authority of parliament over us. in a brief summary of that chapter. the. >> is crucial and you introduced us to this idea that the idea of columnists into sovereign teens was solecism and they struggled to relocate sovereignty from parliament to allegiance to the king and eventually you tell us from future chapters to the genius of james wilson and others in the people themselves. and larson help us take the story that gordon would've played out from the imperial debate in the 1760s to the declaration that you describe in your wonderful book with franklin and washington. his own gyrations of where sovereignty is located and compromised and say they be taxes are okay if they are important not exports and trying to split the difference but eventually he came around to independence and he like the others decided with the people. how would you tell the story of the transformation. >> certainly build on what gordon has really said. there was a struggle to understand how to draw these lines of virtual representation. they understood the terms of virtual representation in the british were using them and they could say and some did, we are virtually represented just like women are virtually represented and they would use the exact analogy even though they cannot vote. they did in some pamphlets. if everyone is treated the same like manchester, manchester was the city of the second or third largest city in england and no representatives of parliament because it did not exist. we are represented like manchester as long as were treated the same. if it's regulatory they could look back and tariffs coming into the empire, english people are paying as well as people in america and therefore you are virtually represented like the people in manchester. but if this attack is solely on the colonies then how can we be virtually represented. they would use this terminology as extreme then as it is today. were slaves were nothing better than slaves. if you can impose a tax just on us, only on us, you're not opposing on people in england therefore were not virtually represented for that tax. i agree with gordon absolutely then they carried on to the point that their push to the point to say then were not representing parliament for anything. they're stopping point if you look at the writings of delaney or delaware where the writings of marilyn, wherever he was from in dickinson from here or delaware depending on where he was representing. they could draw the lines but if you pushed him beyond, that's what franklin was trying to draw a line not very successfully i agree with gordon. but then you get to the point, if we are not parliament where is sovereignty. you could go way back into the colonial tradition. the original model as a gordon probably knows and you probably know is virginia. i hope i got that right. it was in latin virginia, virginia as the fourth. hope it's the fourth it could've been the fifth. the point was virginia was the first colony and it was equivalent to scotland. it was an independent domain like scotland and that was their motto. virginia makes for that was. and the other was scotland and england and i think the other was wales. the point was we are just under the king and our assembly should be equivalent to parliament. that is the other places they tried to come down. one point is franklin's argument and i agree in the british parliament that didn't fly for practical reasons pre-but the argument can be okay we are each equivalent of england just as scotland. just like scotland before the union of 1707 where scotland had its own parliament but under the king or they would often say hanover was directly under the king. the king was a director of hanover and he was a ruler there. let's be like that. and as you're pointing out when they had to transfer sovereignty and they had a very difficult idea of exploiting sovereignty that's gonna be a problem on the constitution. had he split sovereignty between the states and the central government. the only thing if we own them consensually view ourselves as equivalent of scotland before 1707 or as hanover only the king. the only person we have to break from is the king that's why jefferson wrote the declaration of independence. if you read pamphlets much before this they were all directed against parliament if you read all the other pamphlets by hamilton or jefferson earlier. they were directed toward the parliament. then they don't have the sovereignty problem. but now if they're breaking with the king suddenly who is sovereign because they have a history of each colony/state having sovereignty through its assembly to the king versus the idea if we don't have the king where is sovereignty. it is the sovereignty as washington like this in the circular letter to the state, which i view as the most important document between 1782 in 1783 that was most important political document between the independent entry declaration of independence and the constitution. he was pointing to the central government has to have all power over everything that is common to all the colonies of the state. >> if that is the case if the argument of the states is correct and other people who are following that line of thinking. what is sovereign madison is playing with ideas where we can have some joint sovereignty. but they didn't think that way. ultimately i think they go into the constitutional convention with this puzzle and that's where roger sherman is saying we gotta keep the state sovereign or wilson thinking no and that's why he's pushing for the people, pushing on the people and direct election. we have to have the central government sovereign that's a funny thing floating around. we are ultimately once we break from the king, who is the dependent washington makes the argument. we were granted independence under the peace treaty with england we were granted independence as 13 mutual states we were granted independence as a whole union. in contrast as the declaration of independence a plausible argument from some states did that each state was declaring independent limit corporate fashion in each state had to separately deal with it, who is independent and who is it the united states is the united states a single or plural when it comes down to, that's an issue that continues beyond the constitution but it's an issue of where the sovereignty lies that no longer lies with the king. >> perfectly phrased lucas, you written so powerfully about lincoln and the founders in lincoln quoted james wilson for the proposition that is the procession unconstitutional, we the people made the union and made the consent have we the people as a whole to alter it. is it fair to say that wilson rockway country and entry for redefining sovereignty and placing it in we the people of the united states and how would you rate his contribution to american constitutional history james wilson was the legal mind at the constitutional convention. his lectures are still read to this day. and they were not clear that he ever read the federalist papers, i don't think he. lincoln argued in his first inaugural, he only drank granted, he only grants the idea of having to be in agreement they could enter particular state to leave the union in order to show to believe in the states by a state-by-state level and he didn't have a right to succeed, lincoln understood were the source that madison authority to sovereignty lies of the people not with any government, government has borrowed towers and delegated to authority on the federal level lincoln was trying to reinforce the conviction that they are they true masters of the government and not the other way around he thought the session is anarchy and demented. you cannot participate in an election and then what they were doing and all their events if you participate in the liability depends on the good winners and good losers and just as republicans are good losers all of the democrats need to be good losers 1860 exhibit a in terms of excuse to. my sense of lincoln's understanding and drawing from the founders the legacy of the founders is his understanding that true sovereignty lies with the people everyone has a natural right and can only be told what to do if he gets his consent to cover for calvin hudson question of establishing government, astounding as well as offer to principal, we the people owned and operated by the it's the way that we remind our rulers every now and then that they have delegated authority. >> thank you very much for the. emily and their forthcoming book you argue there were three conceptions of attachment at the time of the founding a political attachment had attila tehran inattentive venturi all three sound very interesting. i think relative to the question sovereignty tell us what these are and how they relate to sovereignty. >> i think the connection to sovereignty if the people are ultimately sovereign with the institutions to survive people have to buy into them and most people's are foreign loving the constitution are willing to support the institutions of government. the founders recognized they would have to be an ongoing effort to attach people to the institution into the constitution said they would be legitimate. the people of sovereignty could be transferring to those institutions. what i argue, three different ways that future statesmen might go about trying to upkeep attachments or keep people connected to the constitution. the cultural is turning the constitution and the institution into a part of our shared cultural heritage and through a version of nationalism that would make us all feel as though the constitution is something that we inherited, something that we are a part of ourselves and approach that people are very invested in things that they have a hand in making. if you can allow people to participate in the processes of political decision-making not just allowing them to vote but to have a say in the outcome of elections and the outcome of the policymaking process, they will be more inclined to see the benefits of those institutions and feel like the policies that they create are things that they had a hand in and makes it feel more real to them. utilitarian is the idea that people feel more attached and more willing to support a government that seems to do good things for them. the more the government can serve the public interest and make clear that they're serving the public interest and claim credit for what they're doing more likely they can legitimize institutions and uphold them so they can survive challenges in the pushback but the civil war made prominent. >> wonderful. so powerful and so great that you cite wilson as support for the theory in all three of those theories have supporters among different people. gordon, my only regret i don't think we'll be able to go chapter by chapter. your discussion has provoked -- >> i want to clarify something on sovereignty. there's a little confusion. when we talk about the subroutine up you were not how it all derived from the people, all on both sides believe that there's nobody to believe in the divine right of kings. the english believed that the king derived from the people. that's not what the americans mean by placing sovereignty which is a lawmaking authority the ultimate lawmaking authority lies with the people. we were doubt -- disallowed for the recall election in california. the ultimate in the middle of the person's term recalling or attempting to recall an elected official. the ultimate lawmaking authority by sovereignty and that is not the notion of power being derived which is a conventional wisdom. that needs to be cla

great britain, by the way, and great britain worked for decades on a lot of other wars e for centuries. yes, because, well, well, everyone climbed, uh, always, because it’s not necessary to answer the call, as if some empires keep their promises and keep their word, that’s why greatut america, the benefit to the recipients, perhaps america will become but the trigger for all these conflicts will be the uk, but here, but here i stand in solidarity with maxim who says yes, the main bastard- well, he doesn’t say this, but in this conversation the main bastard - this is great britain but when you are like this great britain the only way for you to survive is to be bastards playing everyone against everything. yes, then maxim says questions, are we learning lessons and the germans, are they learning lessons, but, so as not to bleed here it arises, we extract look. here, uh, again, i won’t go around this map with my hands, but putin’s speech in the bundestag is in german. it was an application. and i remind you that many, many decades ago, even before the start of the second world war. one smart person said that he says your axes are wrong. there must be an axis berlin moscow tokyo and then the world is at an end . he was a very smart man. true, then he was tried. uh,

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great britain fights johnny thank you great britain thank you boris slava of ukraine zelensky gives johnson the highest ukrainian award for foreigners. i have the honor to present the so-called order of freedom to boris on behalf of all ukrainians. order of freedom. this is a reward. it fully reflects what grief has done for our country and for the whole family of europe with russia , putin is compared to russian bears. although he used to say that putin is like a crocodile who swallowed a ukrainian leg and wants to devour the country the entire british prime minister demands public humiliation for the president of russia comparing him now with a robber you can’t negotiate with a bear while he eats your leg and with a street robber who put you on the floor. by the way, don't be afraid to humiliate putin's home, go. we do not worry about the fact that we can humiliate a bear or a street robber. it is known that during the visit of boris zelensky left him alone in his office and went away to speak at the un security council now and in ukraine. if you don’t stop its victory for ukraine, then all these russian killers will inevitably end up in other countries europe asia africa latin america everywhere there are already traces of russian military presences and russian military radiation. but the stream of breda from the ukrainian president responded to the post of russia at the un don’t fight brought a petal of a ukrainian mine to the meeting of the security council with this banned weapon strewn with purpose, all of donetsk, streets, parks, sites, according to the dpr , 48 civilians, including two children, have already suffered from the petals, given that what is thrown around these mines in cities and villages are far away in the rear, they pose a threat not at all to soldiers. no, they are specially designed for civilians, especially for children, a petal, living evidence of the sadistic and savage nature of the kiev regime. a symbol of his real relationship to the people of the east and southeast of the country. of course , people see this and understand what is happening and most of the un countries are only 54 states out of 19. massacres, humanitarian crisis and famine, and also put on a yellow-blocked ukrainian flag on the caresses of a lindy jacket, apparently, a little yellow-blue colors dressed up and the chairman of the european commission ursula foreaina. she took part in the action of the ukrainian community in brussels ambassador of ukraine to the usa oksana markarova. she reported that in the russian-speaking area of ​​\u200b\u200bnew york, brighton beach, the renaming of the intersection was completed. now it is called the ukrainian way. which way ukraine is going is not markarov, nor the authorities. new york is not clarified in the central park of the largest city in the united states unfurled, allegedly also the largest, but already in the world , the flag of ukraine biden raises taxes for americans , blames putin exclusively for all economic problems, and by 31. independence day, he allocates weapons to kiev for another $ 3 billion . it's just coming. it is very much for ukraine not soon. after all, sleep. it has nothing to do with combat. today tomorrow or next week. this is due to the ability of ukraine to defend itself and resist further aggression. in a year from two years, as far as aircraft in the future, for example, the fourth generation, they would be delivered to ukraine only in a few years, even if we provided them now so that we are focused on what they need to maintain the current efforts were supported in the east and possibly to the transition. attack german biel writes that zelensky is being controlled by washington berlin and paris, columnist christoph schlitz reports that without the help of the west, kiev is absolutely helpless, and therefore ukraine has the right to self-determination only in words, according to the author of berlin, paris would like to push kiev into negotiations. with moscow and the united states are eager to continue the war, the heads of turkey , cavusogu said that nato has a number of such countries. this is the owl of champions who want to continue the war. there are member states. nato without cable. we don't lose hope. we continue our efforts. eh, sochi you're talking about during a meeting in tehran in sochi, we shared with putin our proposals to establish a ceasefire. we also stressed the importance of a ceasefire at a meeting with mr. zelensky the prime minister also said that he was ready to bring it down. the two leaders together reached a smart record of 3,300 dollars per 1,000 cubic meters. we have an example of a stan that had nuclear weapons, and yet they changed the political system accordingly. actually. this is the only example. actually among all nuclear states. here we are living in it, by the way, here, ah, respectively, i also remind you that we have a lot of examples of countries that are in a very difficult economic situation. it turned out, and accordingly, as if the gaps were quite serious. i think that cancer, too, no one was going to retreat. here there were, of course, separate financial interventions. let's formulate it like this, therefore, the question is how, where is this economy, how to protect it from all the same. that's because if you have a tube occupancy of 90%, like a month, two three four, that's the question, as it were, according to the duration in particular, but the struggle for attrition, what is happening now eh? there are three types of mineral fertilizers, in addition to organic fertilizers, which we are all familiar with. here, and i naturally kalina - this is phosphorus is nitrogen, and about 48% of all fertilizers are precisely nitrogen fertilizers. accordingly, they are, as it were, quite actively used in the united states. france, and so here in europe, all the largest potash companies, all the largest producers of nitrogen fertilizers, said that they are beginning to suspend the activities of judges. why because urea, which is the most important element, respectively, and these fertilizers, but it is not cost-effective in the production of more than 700 dollars per 1,000 cubic meters. that is, 3100 should be understood as a little 3.400. cancel a few features now prices are much lower than they would be in winter. in winter, they will be prohibitive in summer, they are always low, they are always risks on average twice in 4 depending on how the situation would be, they themselves will be tough in winter. here so here is, now already company stop. and you know what's funny, by the way, one of the largest companies in the defense part of the company. they are located in eastern europe in the baltics. yara is the largest norwegian company, but the other two are polish companies and one lithuanian company. this is a lithuanian company, which, as it were, is being actively discussed now, that supplies 75 percent of its products to france. where this fertilizer is used in order to support agriculture, before whole grain. if you cut out the entire market of agricultural fertilizers, primarily related to cooperation, which effectively insert a segment, what will you have with agriculture this fall? the americans, by the way, separately drank all the nitrogen fertilizers, respectively, from their sanctions they jumped scenes, and now they will jump for all europe is one of the most important producers, respectively the only reserve fertilizers. you know the russian federation, wait. wait dad forgot padka kalina fertilizers say that respect is nitrogen fertilizer. what we have now is that we now have a restriction on their export. that's why , because the kid is a number of reasons, the main one is that this is our insidious plan, firstly, we have our own market. we just want to raise prices. no, we just first thought about our market and our agricultural producers. no, what are you talking about, all the western newspapers are saying that we just want to leave u hungry, the west. it's not a problem. let's figure it out as soon as the market opens. and as soon as it is up to now, it will most likely open soon, what the problem will arise, but that it will be impossible to supply the same nitrogen pressure to europe because, of course, despite the fact that they are boys, the restriction is not subject. all the same, they are not superimposed. you tell us, as a result, the crunch of a french roll, how much more expensive it will become because of all this, to be honest, in a number of production segments it will not be profitable, but at this stage, from the word at all, when he says loses abounded ending, if this is not the end era about what what again is this about? the era of abundance, what abundance in france, where a kilometer from the eiffel tower, slums and cities of the poor over the past six years, a significant part of the funds, including cheap energy sources, cheap energy settlements went, respectively, to developed countries. they lived on this component. these are very large volumes. all modern petrochemical holdings, which we know. all pharma, which we know, all corresponds to, which is called it is built on this system and is now happening the most dangerous two strikes. the first blow occurs respectively in the energy carrier. and alternatives. no, i remind you that scholtsev spoke with canada here. and you know why he actually went there, of course, they are talking about turbines. of course not. no, he went there for gas. yes, this is understandable. well, no gas. he tried to negotiate the supply of this gas. already this axis this spring, when they launch there in the winter, when they launch themselves an lng terminal, what he said is somewhat canadian. e prime we even yet that do not consider this option and instead they entered into a memorandum on hydrogen. at best , he will appear there in 10 years. he wanted gas, he was told no gas, to one percent of the world 's gas. what kind of gas generally rates that naturally lng terminal. now they are all delivered to the united states in order to deliver something to germa. it is necessary to build lng terminals somewhere from there, this gas was pulled out to deliveries, which we also have a gas carrier. here. and by the way, we have one of the very first gas liquefaction plants, accordingly, there is an excellent terminal in kaliningrad. yes, we see a lot. we were preparing questions in another section. that is, he came there, instead they gave him hydrogen, that is, the problem is so serious that it can undermine, in principle, the position that is now in the european union, and it is clear that the statement that a unified position has been gathered there. it is very conditional to look at real financial support. now it was, respectively, the anniversary had to be allocated enough a large amount of money. what volumes were allocated over the next two weeks, everything is allocated by the usa and in this usa, i remind you, naturally, fluctuations are already beginning there, in some directions, respectively, the information field, generally cut out from ukraine that is, it takes me twenty percent. at best , for separately taken segments, a significant part of the questions there are already on the economy, in principle, and on domestic policy on the issue related to abortion, not quite the rest, but not with this. but what about renaming? she is brighton beach streets in ukraine with infinite respect, besides, our federal channel, no matter how much it is of particular interest in the european union, we do not watch, this is the main news of the united states, let's see. the ukrainian community here in the city is also now recognized thanks to an alley in brooklyn a new street sign appeared at the intersection of horse island and brighton beach and it bears the name ukrainian putin surprising in that the ceremony took place on the day independence of ukraine in 1991. this day is celebrated annually, as a public holiday we celebrate the 31st independence day of ukraine of the struggle for independence . she was born in ukraine and represents this district. this is not a question of democrats or republicans. it 's a matter of human decency. according to the 2000 new york city census , more ukrainians live in this area than anywhere else in the country, about 160,000 people. and today that number is likely higher most of them live in what is called little ukraine here in brooklyn, children from local ukrainian schools dressed in yellow and blue. they sing national songs. six months have passed since the beginning of the war. and these residents. new yorkers support ukraine not only in the street, which they did very correctly, finally, designating the state affiliation of this monstrous university district, because any person who has anything to do with new york. i lived in new york for 6 years. in another area, the area is called manhattan so, except for the difference. eh, feelings of spanish shame, the presence of brighton beach and the identification of brighton beach with russia with russians does not cause anything. this is an area that can be described for hours. there are the so-called board wok, that is, the embankment, under which you sleep to live around this area, a huge number of so-called there they are called so-called handelks, yes or handelks. and how is it correct in ukrainian, where can you drink a glass of vodka for $ 2 a and of course, this is a very bad area, and thank god now, in the minds of americans, it is being moved away from russia. so i now approve of the excellent decision for serious decisions that are made in the west with us in direct communication with the extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassador of russia to latvia, mikhail valentinovichanin. mikhail intimovich. hello, and a monstrous picture. we watched just a few hours ago, although during the last two days. we watch it, but when it's live, and the riga television shows footage, and from the nose, but from the monument, who is a fool to all people in the former territory of the soviet union - this is except as mockery by masquerading. eh, you can't name it. and what is our reaction at the level of the foreign ministry embassy? how do you perceive? you see, this, being in riga , eugene hello, really. we have witnessed very gloomy recent days. difficult events, the demolition of the main symbol of the victory of the peoples of the soviet union in the greattvia was completed. this is a monument to the liberators of riga and latvia from the nazi invaders. today, the last element was destroyed of this monument to stella can thus be said to have been delivered today. by the ruling nationalists, a fat point in their long-term dreams of destroying the memory of our heroes who fought in latvia for the liberation of this country well, i must say that literally before our eyes the history of the great patriotic world war ii is being rewritten. monuments to our heroes are being demolished. in many other cities of latvia, settlements of latvia, and at the same time , memorial signs are opened and carefully preserved by a volunteer of the latvian legion waffns as a matter of fact. i want to rewrite the history of the great patriotic war in favor of nazi germany i want to say that this is probably our common point of view, we will not forget and will not forgive. what needs to be done what needs to be done, of course, we report to moscow, i can’t st

great britain will stand next to you as long as it takes, prime minister of great britain boris johnson addressed the ukrainians with these words. i have never doubted that ukraine would win this struggle , because no force on earth could overcome the patriotism of 44 million ukrainians, and no matter how long it took, the united kingdom would stand by ukraine and provide all possible military, economic and humanitarian needs. and downing street also clung to the holiday in honor of blue and yellow colors for the independence day of ukraine, the prime minister's residence was decorated with sunflowers and blue hydrangeas and here is an original symbolic greeting from the ambassador of great britain we are linda in ukraine simons, in her video, the british ambassador made a bouquet of sunflowers and cotton, noted that even in the conditions of the war unleashed by russia, ukrainians retain a sense of humor and give birth to new symbols of resistance. to make sure of this by flying up to anything irpin, chernihiv and other cities where the russian troops caressed their crabs . in honor of the holiday, the 30-meter flag of ukraine was lit up in blue and yellow colors, and the main office of the european commission and the european parliament, you are fighting to get your own sovereignty, protect your freedom from undisguised aggression, mobilized your defense at all levels and provided everything to our own country, we will never be able to equal to you in the self-sacrifice you make every day, but we can and we will stand by your side. also, world leaders switched to the ukrainian language , french president manuel macron in ukrainian and congratulated him on independence

as soon as possible , the leaders of germany, france, great britain and the united states called on the leaders of germany, france, great britainnited states to ensure the visit of iaea experts to the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, they held a joint telephone conversation and once again stressed that they would continue to support ukraine, but, by the way, it is this support that is now a direct threat to world security on the eve of they especially fired at the territory with nato-style heavy artillery. in addition, kiev cannot guarantee the safety of iaea employees and deliberately delay the visit. they said in our form, but i will add that the situation around the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant was discussed by phone last friday by vladimir putin and emmanuel macron of russia the leader then drew attention to the fact that the shelling of energodar by the ukrainian military creates a danger of occurrence. catastrophes. putin also confirmed moscow's readiness to provide assistance specialists. mgt during a trip to zaporozhye in india, more than fifty people became victims of floods and landslides. torrential rains hit the

great britain teaches 10.000 great britain and ukrainians near the ministers on the field are modern war, but the point is that now almost all nato countries and the united states, they certainly provide all possible assistance to the armed forces of ukraine to president zelensky, but somehow here. they do not intend to fall into a conflict, because they, without any exaggeration, are very afraid that no matter how this, uh, regional conflict does not outgrow the clash of nuclear powers, despite all this peppy rhetoric from the outside, how the uk and the united states are doing everything possible to this conflict, but we to what, but at first it was an expression of discontent and concern, then it was javelins, then it was lightly armored vehicles. then it was artillery, then heavy equipment, now the rszo are preparing to be sent to ukraine. western aviation is preparing pilots. that is, what will stop them at the national level to decide on the participation of a limited national non-nato contingent. on the ukrainian side , only one decisive victory of the armed forces of the russian federation on the battlefield can stop them, which we you have repeatedly said, because it is precisely this that will determine the successes of the armed forces , they will be transliterally transformed into political successes without any involvement, and the leadership of the russian federation, therefore, we are waiting for them to believe in them and, in fact, all our actions are aimed at this, because that there is no other way, not in the course of special military operations, not in the course of any hostilities, it is necessary to win on the battlefield, and then there will be victory in armed confrontation. well, as they say then it will be and that's it. the rest is no other. uh, interpretations of variations, it is simply impossible here and the same funnel officers. there, experts will think 10 times more whether to go to this fiery inferno or not, if they are there, er, i apologize for the expression, but multiply by 0 by tens of hundreds and thousands. here is a rare courage you need to be in order to go to that place where you will certainly either be killed or maimed. therefore, therefore, we believe in the success of the armed forces of the russian federation. we hope for them. we are waiting for them . it is they who will determine everything again decisively. our immediate life, and for several decades to come, and this is no exaggeration, as for the mercenaries from britain, remember those two who even led at some point. uh, youtube channels tried to get in touch with their relatives, then they gave pitiful interviews about the fact that there was no boris johnson's lace track, definitely not a minute to meet with them on friday, the head of the dpr pushil hinted at what is possible , other death sentences by decision of the court of donetsk people's republic has already been executed, he did not name the names of those people who were shot. he did not say when it happened or if it eventually happened, but said that there is such authority. all this happened, the date and time will not be named either. and what about the publication of the world? let's read it, because no matter how it seems, we find it funny. this is the position of a crow officer by the british, not for the first time together with the americans. why, they allow the kiev regime, as they say, to use the western weapons to strike at the russian crimea will be introduced because this goal is legitimate, and the crimean bridge itself, it turns out, is a completely illegal building, we listen. warrant officer polkarne, warned that the british armed forces were now preparing to meet the threat from russia and were ready to resist any aggression. he said the world has changed since vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine on february 23 and british troops must be prepared for the new realities. i want us all to check how physically ready we are for operations. it is just as important to us that we prepare loved ones and families who often have the hardest time in our absence. it is very important. since we may be without communication for a long time during a business trip. it is also important for us in life to make sure that our loved ones receive the support they need, as we will not be able to give 100%, if we are worried about the house, general sir, richardanath, the former head of the army, said that this is sound advice, it is not at all necessary that our corps about to be deployed on ukraine but the duty of any army in peacetime is preparing for war in all aspects of life, nevertheless, given the war in europe, the aggressiveness of russia and the concern of countries on the russian workshop, it is quite reasonable that the british soldiers are realistic about what could happen such vigilance echoes the warning general sir patrick sanders commander of the land forces, who said in june. we are the generation that must again prepare the army for fighting in europe, it would be fair if you are all these voront generals, officers, the british said otherwise, that we generations of which will learn to chop wood again. this will be much more useful to them than holding weapons in their hands. this morning, gas prices, uh, september on european hubs. futures once again exceeded the mark of 3,000 dollars per 1,000 cubic meters and it is really winter. eh, that's it, closer it's a lot or a little 3,000. we used to give ukraine 180, yes, we offered gas. well, as you understand, let's say it differs from the prices of literally last year by almost 10 times. that is, it is a colossal the price, uh, which, of course, europe is not ready to never pay it. well, and we are talking again, i repeat, not about prices for final consumption of industrial consumption. we are talking about e- futures on european hubs. and if scholz listens to these wonderful girls, top gas will cost. what is four five six? four he already cost 4,000. so about listening. well, the fact is that scholz, as you probably know, went to canada now, taking vice-chancellor habibik with him. that's it is also very significant that he said that there is as much gas in canada as in russia, but there is much more democracy there, and therefore canada will help germany and help her out in this difficult situation, but the canadian prime minister said that we will hang for a couple more years. do you remember, i will remind you to interrupt you for a second, literally dmitry anatolyevich medvedev warned the europeans that gas would cost two thousand dollars per thousand kilometers, but our natural gas told dmitry anatolyevich how it was used from fashionable youth beer, yes, and flew to 3.000. yes, gazprom predicts 4.000. i say again, such prices, they already had a question of how long this period would be, so, returning to scholz and canada. and scholz, in all seriousness, went to canada again, i repeat, telling his voters that he would bring from canada's gas, which is democratically correct and will save germany this winter, but what is the humor of the situation? well , first of all, even if you look at, uh, let's say the yearbook of the democratic bp company, uh, who keeps promising to leave russia but does not want to leave, and for reasonable reasons, she has a yearbook for her, where she publishes this one, including in stocks, and so, according to her estimates. i don't even take our estimates of russian gas reserves. the first in the world is 20% of the world canada is just over one percent. that is, of course, there are not so many gases in canada , there is not a single export terminal in canada, st. petersburg. they simply do not exist, physically there is one import terminal. g, because canada was going to buy lng at all. i don't know about that. i don't know if he knows. scholz, well, khabik is a minister in general, in that he is not only a vice-chancellor, but a minister of energy, though from the green party, but some, probably, a course of educational program. he passed. e. before that, by the way, khabik went to qatar, he was looking for gas there, i don’t know if he asked how it is with democracy in qatar and is it possible to get qatari gas, but in qatar there is that card, it’s just included in the top three largest largest democracy, and the owners of gas reserves, but the humor is that kotar refused to sign contracts with germany, because, firstly he broke the price, which became a revelation for habik, a. secondly, he asked for long-term contracts, which also became a revelation, because , uh, khabik believed that all this was such an approach in general. well, probably common among europeans, that everyone should hand them over, that is, they are sure that they will come there to the cathars or canada or somewhere else and everyone will rush. to save them, to help out, to listen, they will give gas at some ridiculous prices, and they are surprised. wow, and qatar asked the price even more than the russians. they must want contracts, uh, even more complicated than those of the russians, because, well, russia, as you know, uh also staked on long-term contracts, but in this regard, we listened to the europeans. they didn't want to give up long term. we are now the moldovans, who owe us just a cloud of money. again we will supply gas on credit, well, let's wait, wait, than the news has just come that we will supply gas. well, you understand that there are political circumstances related to transnistria, so here we also have germany there are no political circumstances at all from europe and in general. yes, there are other levers . transnistria's gas flows through the territory of moldova. that is, there are nuances related to politics and the interweaving of gas and politics from the point of view, nevertheless returning to canada in this regard. uh, lng is not potato growing, where you plant in the spring and harvest in the fall? that is, if canada today is not. well, it’s just that now there’s no physical terminal there, that is, it can’t send this gas in any way, of course, it won’t be there in winter and scholtsy. highwick understands this very well, that is, they are fooling their voters. but the question is. how long can this go on? because for the industrialization of europe - this is not a joke. literally every day. we read news there about the closure of metallurgical and other enterprises in europe in germany, the largest industrial power of the european union, uh, every day there. utilities, uh, artisans there are turning to the government with persistent requests to stop this disgrace, uh, and think about how the german economy will go in the next do not do winter. uh, cheap populism. uh, the options we know very well they listed, there is nord stream-2, the simons company instead of doing it. uh, repairing turbines is doing humor there. you know they suggested playlists there, making up for a lonely turbine, then they apologized. true, they realized that this was stupidity, but even the music or the playlist was deleted, it misses. she 's there, well, i mean, actually, it's not funny. ah, but for some reason people think it's fun, that you have to treat it like this. well it also here, apparently, it is considered fun to draw slogans here. eh, but laughter is laughter. but this does not bring germany any closer to solving its energy problems. we still stand by our proposals. they are extremely reasonable. you eugene think that we are kind. i think we are rational here. we are ready to continue energy cooperation with the capacity sometimes debt for money. i'm only for yes, and , accordingly, on the 31st. uh, nord stream alone will completely go away, again for a three-day repair. here, uh, we're looking for company from the price tag. we are looking for company siemens uh, display sheets with repairmen. uh, waiting for the return of the gas turbine with legal documents and guarantees of no sanctions. she remember that in the uk and elsewhere in europe, sanctions violations are a criminal offence. here and accordingly. we are waiting for the approach of the heating season. generals frost, as the europeans say, will lead to a certain growth, well, some kind of healthy pragmatism. you head what concerns? how kind they are right there talking about the fact that my sandu on friday or thursday announced that they would check the entire population of moldova for loyalty will be asked a question to all residents do you support do not support the special operation. scattering in ukraine, this question will be asked, including by the gagauz, and here today on monday we decided in may to suddenly forgive sandu something unexpectedly for us, in any case, or at least give a debt, as for germany, you said deindustrialization and you know that in canada there is no gas in the right amount, but surprisingly, khabik, who is the vice-chancellor and the minister of economics and the minister of energy, directly now in germany, which suffers from a lack of gas, is the most popular politician, if schulz is overthrown, and not only topless women are thrown at him quite strong hungry german burghers, then after schultz under khabib , look how wonderful he answers the question. why nord stream is the only one to work, maybe the gas there is not entirely aggressive. but nord stream 2 is no longer accurate. what will you do when there is no gas in winter in such a situation that there will be no gas will not happen question in how much gas will info? what measures are you considering to reduce our energy consumption in the long term? no, if he tells me that in the next 2 years i will not be able to buy my own clothes, i will manage to have enough t-shirts in my closet. my question may not be too pleasant, how much more toxic is the gas from nord stream 2 than the gas from nord stream one is a very, very good question, my answer is to look at the big picture and understand that this is absolutely an erroneous idea, firstly, nord stream alone is able to function fully, that is, the assertion that more gas cannot be supplied via it, this is russian propaganda it is better to buy all the turbines are ready for use the turbine that was expected from canada is ready to be shipped with all documents the european union of canada and germany russia simply does not want to take it and the second argument is the russian government under the leadership. putin considers democracy. like an enemy. i think that the short-term gain from the launch of nord stream 2 of this gas, the opportunity to survive the winter better will turn into a dramatic political failure, because we would trample on all self-confidence, values ​​​​and our position in relation to russian president vladimir putin well, because there is nothing to say. yes, but habiku, i would say that we are not against democracy. we have a democracy. it seems to us that this is when the president is popular and pursues a policy in the interests of the people, and not like in ukraine where the junta is rigged, thousands of people are politically rigged prisoners a and the leaders of the position in the prison. here is such a democracy, what is it called? we definitely don’t like khabik in ukraine. we don’t want her, these i’m on the main event, but these days, and the terrorist attack that came just announced that russia will raise the topic of the murder of daria dugina right, by the way, i think that such organizations as the security service of ukraine, the military intelligence of ukraine, should be officially declared by us as terrorist organizations, because they are really the main european terrorist organizations. i know when i was driving here. uh, i got a call from italian journalists for the republics and told me, but there are russians who think that ukraine organized it. why green? and you need to kill dugin and. i give his daughter, and i answered them directly. and here we will say that zelensky had to be killed in order to receive money and weapons, and the country, the point is that they are now declining supplies. why is because that there are no victories for the ukrainian army, and there they have in europe in nato in europe, it is declining, as if, well, some kind of confidence that something can choke on the ukrainian army. yes, it seems to them that it is retreating, retreating at any moment, it can start and collapse. zelensky desperately needs some victories. that is why, as you know, he fed everyone with a possible offensive for a month and a half, and nothing happened in the direction of kherson. well, at least you need to feed something like that, and so he decided to feed them a terrorist attack from this day, the independence of ukraine on august 24, within the framework of which, by the way, they announced a lockdown, so to speak, such a curfew for two days, and it is known that it began, in fact, a theoretical week, these are terrorist attacks in ukraine. they are attacking. there are not only some military facilities. well infrastructure and evpatoria evpatoria children's resort. listen, the attack on evpatoria is not a diversion. this is a theoretical attack. and, of course, this is a monstrous crime, which is committed in our suburbs and against alexander dukin and daria dugina, that is, they need zelensky to kill our people here so that the euro would believe in him. and they continued to give him weapons and money. another such moment, of course, is terror, which you know is translated from latin as intimidation. yes, they are trying to intimidate people. in order to make two groups of people afraid, firstly, these are public figures who, like us in the media, are not afraid to say directly that russia needs to continue a special military operation and finish off the fascist beast in it. camp. secondly, this russian political litas, let's not forget about the place where the attack was carried out. this is the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe rublevsky highway, the minsk highway, where, you know, they calculated 33 km to the kremlin, 20 km to patriot park, where an exhibition is taking place right now, including captured equipment, well, and our modern latest weapons. yes and a, you know, we need a lot of enough people right there, so to speak , those who live in the provinces work on the head of the heads. walkie-talkies e, head of corporation head, and leading russian media e. i am i’m sure that all of them had to bring their families right away to some kind of security meetings in order to check how to make sure that their cars were not mined. how to make it so ? that was security, but to a greater extent it was ensured, because we have great travel, and we see that here attack and attack terror and terror came in the suburbs . and alexandra dugin therefore, this is the idea to intimidate all these are the eternal children of terrorists. she came delusional. i am sure almost under the influence of drug addict dope head, and volodymyr zelensky named he is the main responsible for these terrorist attacks. well, what was clear, zelensky’s adviser yermak davidcha, reported that not only contemporaries, actors, their children and grandchildren should be responsible for the war scattered ukraine, all of russia should be responsible a day later, this terrible terrorist attack, dugin’s daughter daria dies, let’s we will fast-forward right now to the house of the footage published by the federal security service of the russian federation terrorist. as far as i understand, natalya vovk, a shaban, as a girl, enters this very entrance, our political observer dmitry petrov, in direct contact with him, you have the floor. greetings to t

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great britain, by the way, and great britain for decades, have worked a lot of other wars for centuries. yes, because, well, well, the then one climbed, because it is not necessary to answer the challenge, as if some empires keep their promises and keep their word, therefore great will be the trigger for all these conflicts, but here, but here i agree with maxim who says that yes, the main bastard- well, he doesn’t say this, but in this conversation the main bastard is great britain, but when you are like this great britain, the only way for you to survive is to be a bastard suits everyone with everyone, yes before maxim asks questions, are we learning lessons and the germans, are learning lessons, but, in order not to be pitted, this is what we are learning, look. here, uh, again, i won’t go around this map with my hands, but putin’s speech in the bundestag is in german. it was request. and i remind you that many, many decades ago even before the start. ah, world war ii. one smart person said that he says your axes are wrong. there must be an axis berlin moscow tokyo and then the world is at an end. he was a very smart man. true, then he was tried. uh, forty-five. eh, it was a housefer. so, even today this geopolitical and economic maxim still works. we don’t