by the way, they know how to look at the situation so wisely, they change their position, henry kissengerd in 99 years that ukraine will never be a member of nato and this is the wrong approach , but when it happened to him, he said no , now i change my mind, i think ukraine should be taken, yes, he is a wise man with a flexible mind. that in this situation we are talking about the collection of evidence, the beginning of building a case already now regarding russia's aggression against ukraine , according to your opinion, how long can this take, and the collection of evidence and the upcoming trial, because for ukrainians, the main thing is that those who aggressively go to our the state and is killing us now so that they appear before the court and receive punishment, first of all, this is part of the real end of the war, a just peace without this will still remain and there may be relapses, there will be unfinished business over time, it is always very long, moreover, i will tell you if you follow the proposals of the so-called mediators to establish peace with putin, then from this mo

the former us secretary of state, the well-known american diplomat henry kissenger, left public service almost half a century ago , although politicians and journalists from all over the world still listen to his opinion, but this time russian pranks, fish-van and lexus were able to convince an experienced diplomat that he personally talks with the president of ukraine , i communicate, allegedly zelensky spoke out sourly about the next elections in the united states in relations between russia and ukraine, its accession to nato and sabotage on pipelines. who do you think is behind the nord stream 2 explosion? to be honest, i thought it was you, right? you thought we didn't no no, but i didn't blame you for that. i would not say that this is criticism if he still follows world politics, speaks out about the ukrainian conflict and at the same time periodically contradicts himself. when the proposal was first made to include ukraine in nato, he was against it. not public about it said he thought it would be better to turn ukraine quote into a bridge between russia and the west. now the for

henry kissenger was behind this, etcetera.look at this, i see this stuff happening to me it's not new. they are just telling us what they already doing or already have done, unfortunately. >> tom: if you're going to block the sun, don't do it in our atmosphere. you know when you have an eclipse. put a satellite out there and go in front of the sun for 20 minutes at a time. >> the s solar wind will push it back in the planet. it will be a massive explosion. there's a historical precedence for that. when they talk about a 1.5-degree rise in temperature. they're talking about that from 1870. the end of the little ice age. we're getting warmer from really cold time period. is it even that big of a deal? i don't think that it is. >> tom: what happened there? did you just turn into a scientist? >> there wasn't even a script over there. >> tom: coming up, most americans support that ruling from the supreme court. [ applause ] i'm saving with liberty mutual, mom. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. you

well, actually, the special military operation henry kissenger, very carefully diplomatically said, youn ukraine, talking about this old man having gone crazy, what he was talking about at all and you know that michael, he retracted his words, literally in the next second interview. this is a word about ethics that michael teaches us, as it were, yes. here the guys played, while giving him the opportunity to express his opinion. yes and there the culture of cancellation has touched its own diplomat about antiquity. i haven't heard anything from you. well, the second story is about the fact that a is in any incomprehensible situation. blaming the russians. well, here actually. uh, here i see it, i agree, and the assassination of john f. kennedy is really part of the socio-cultural space of the united states, you know how it is for us. uh, conditionally, and there is a story with yes, i don’t know the body of lenin. the great patriotic war, victory, revolution is part of it. well, in general , our history, including frankly speaking rather tragic bloody but at the same time great and, uh,

henry kisonger arrived in beijing. and so, as bloomberg writes during a meeting with lish-info, kissenger said, if history is to be believed think the united states of america is the one that gets pissed off the most these days. they themselves are to blame here. with such a deterioration of the situation, in which beijing can, let's say, intensify its policy for well, let's say, around taiwan, we will not talk about military values ​​now, and this is very common in america. uh, in general , this topic is barrage, but really do not let it crawl. now here's the situation in a very dangerous tense stage, what are they afraid of ukraine will continue to develop, and under these conditions, americans are becoming more aware that beijing can take advantage of the window of opportunity and seize the initiative, and even the really strategic one, and even put the united states of america, including the biden administration, in a very difficult position. i think that this visit is what you understand a little bit. here's how to freeze the conflict to see. how events will develop in ukraine and only after that a decision can be mad