this is imperialism, your plane, and the same, ultimately not in disaster for the returned of imperialism is not only a disaster for europe. it is also a disaster, far global peaceful old eyes is which is the anti season of imperialism and neo colonialism. and that his wife was o n horton. that didn't happen here in this room. 141 countries categorically can damage rushes, war for occupation was deserted and bought that alone is not in ours. and if we want this more to end than we cannot be indifferent to how it ambulance with john wooten will only give up his fall and his imperialist ambitions, if he realised that he cannot win hooked dogwood, nor do you call in so doing a room you he isn't just as trying your crane, but he's also ruining his own country and to talk to you. this is why we will not accept a piece dictated by russia. as of this you question is why we will not accept any pretentious referendum to this is why ukraine must be able to defend itself against russia's invasion when one who is supporting ukraine with all our might financially can on. i wish to mention assistant al

this is imperialism plain and simple. the return of imperialism is not only a disaster for europe. it is also disaster, far global peaceful order, which is the antithesis of imperialism and neo colonialism. and that is why it was so important that here in this room, 141 countries categorically condemned russia's war for occupation. but that alone is not enough. if we want this war to end, then we cannot be indifferent to how it ends put in will only give up his full and his imperialist ambitions. if he realizes that he cannot win and so doing, his isn't just destroying ukraine, but he's also ruining his own country. this is why we will not accept a peas dictated by russia. this is why we will not accept any potential for a friend, and this is why ukraine must be able to defend itself against russia's invasion. we supporting ukraine with all our might financially economically with human, sharon assistant and also with weapons together with our partners around the world . we have imposed tough economic sanctions on the russian leadership and russia economy. and this is how we're maki

in the pills are prize-winning book "imperial reckoning." it helped lead to reparations for more than 5200 surviving canyons subjected to systematic torture under british rule. in the family of carl, unarmed black man killed by new jersey police new year's day 2021, has filed a civil lawsuit against the officer, the new york polic department and the cityf wark. >> we filed lawsuiseeking damages under is what says ficeacting under cor of state law or federal law takes a life, uses excessive force, unnecessary force,hen he can be held liable for damages. amy: we speak with carl dorsey sister. then tens of thousands in jackson, mississippi, now have their water restored for the first time in weeks but it is brown that is coming out of the tap. as republican governor tate reed says privatization is on the agenda, we will speak with judd legum about how "this multi-billion dollar corporation exacerbated the water crisis in jackson, mississippi." >> this is a company that came to the city of jackson offering solutions. they set at the city signed

joe biden condemns putin as imperial engines moscow raises the stakes. —— putin's imperial aims.n of that is so worrying for so many people. it’s worrying for so many people. it�*s completely horrifying. i have teenage children who talk about the news and are very aware of what's going on in the robe at this point, i turned it down. i used was to get your head around that? we have all this hope for the best but i don't know what putin is going to do, can anybody possibly no? but what i do know is that he is relying on the support of his base and he could lose the kremlin at this point and in order to keep his support, they're largely not exposed to politics, they have this tacit support in russia and there's about is 15%, 20% that they could have which is incredibly proactively supportive of the war years of another minority of on 20% were for its been completely against him. there's a big mass of people in the middle of opted out and getting quite fatigued and any propaganda on a day today basis but largely kept in the dark and he relies on that yet those of the very people that

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are in line with imperialism and a new order over the order. is no peace possible here. >> the return of imperialism is not only a disaster or europe but for the global peace order, the and this is this of imperialism. >> the ideals it represents are in jeopardy. we have a duty to act and yet there is global dysfunction. dani: fed presidents and u.n. secretary condemning russia's imperialism. let's stay with this topic. russia's plan to hold elections and formally annex them does not have any legitimacy. they spoke in new york. >> these votes do not have any legitimacy and do not change the nature of the conflict period this remains a war of regression in a sovereign nation in europe, ukraine. this will only further worsen the situation. annmarie: we are already seeing impacts on the war and societies across the world. food security, energy. how sustainable is this? for how long are nato allies prepared to send support? >> we have to support ukraine as long as it takes. we have to understand, this goes beyond ukraine. we have a moral obligation

and imperialism is now in decline. if you have already mentioned putin. is he and how will he remain in history ? to give credit, he is a talented person who has survived many different political vicissitudes and i think that now at his last stage he is a man obsessed with ideas, but unfortunately these are terrible ideas, ideas that follow the worst traditions of russian imperialism that contradict the basic elements of reality, such as the idea that no ukrainian the nation and the ukrainian state do not exist. i believe that, like many tyrants before him, he got his own ideas in easter, there is no opposition that would tell him that he is doing wrong and that's why lessons from plato to shakespeare - this is the path of the whole civilization, the world will come for him, the nemesis will come for him, a tragic fate will wait for him to learn the lesson, the world will teach him a lesson, i think he will be remembered as a russian leader who, as you suggested in your question, ruined a good chance he spoiled a nodal point in which everything was stable

so that imperial intensification is going on at the same time. i'm not sure if the causal mechanism would be quite the same, but i think you are seeing across many different spheres of history, a real investment in empire at that moment. >> would you give us a sense of the established church and their role in this process? he mentioned the church of scotland, there are some established churches in the colonies. these two are bulwark for religiosity in great britain. it seems like you have a great deal of impact on the colonies as well. >> yes. and one of the real surprises for me in this project was realizing just how important the complex establishment in the british empire really was. and this is following on work by -- i'm not the first person to say this. at the end of the glorious 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 coloni

. >> thank you, commissioner imperial. i would like to add this case is important to us, not only as 45 bernard as exemplary for other similar situations and since the applicant developer is from out of town, there's a degree of potential room for misunderstanding that should be addressed in just residing what the rules are. this particular in response because there were many other technical issues where i felt that the developer/applicant and the person in construction didn't know much about dbi and the subtleties of how it's interpreted in our city so it's helpful for us to have it spelled out. there's nothing lost and nothing inappropriate about it. in addition to that, i feel the request made about removing the spiral stay on the roof deck doesn't explain what we were asking for the replacement of the open space in form of a porch which by minimum needs to be one hundred square feet and a little bit more which requires setting back of the front wall, the south facing wall by nine feet roughly speaking, so that's easy t

yes, these are the imperial armies, only in star wars, in the classic documentary film, they wear thes and fight. in fact, the core is different. and it is precisely the person who is the most valuable resource. it was then, and now, then we perfectly understand that a person this is not a resource. and the actual resettlement of people is a deduction - a deduction is a resource, and these empires, when they seized land, look, all empires are disintegrating, but the russian empire is disintegrating for too long. why, let's remember the french empire german, portuguese, spanish, yes, austro-hungarian, etc. they are all located in small europe, these are small states, and all of them are overseas provinces, some kind of small coup in lisbon, in er, in berlin, the revolution of the empire op-op and parted ways of glorious memory elizabeth ii is the same architect the novelty of the new style of the empire, it changed this architecture completely, but everyone is falling apart. the russian empire is not falling apart because it is located on two continents, it is lying in a huge corpse, i

well , right now the premiere of the documentary matilda kshasinskaya prima of the imperial stage. this woman is still a mystery to us. after the revolution, they diligently tried to wipe out her name from russian history. maybe that's why the figure of this legendary ballerina was overgrown with myths and gossip so much that it was as if in a cocoon one could not see a real person in them, many members of the imperial family went crazy over her. once she even declared that only the romanovs could love because the rest of the men paled against their background. so what connected matilda and nikolai ii where will the talented miss, but still only ballerinas have a huge fortune. palaces , mansions, cars, a luxurious collection of diamonds, how she managed to survive in the bloody civil meat grinder, live 99 years and become our contemporary. now i will answer these questions. this palace in the very center of st. petersburg, which looks like an intricate stone box, still keeps many secrets of its famous mistress matilda shesinskaya built it with the consciousness of the case, thought

they have to actively work to reshape that imperial protestantism, and they do. on the american side, it's a huge challenge, particularly for the former members of the church of england. and it takes years to fit that back together. this is also the moment when john wesley, who was the leader of the methodist piece of the awakening movement, where he says that although he is loyal to the church of england, he takes it upon himself to ordain people and ordained clergy because he sees the boundaries of the church of england to be the political boundaries of the british empire. so even though he does not have the authority to ordain clergy within the episcopal structure in england, he does take that authority for the colonies. that is when you see the methodist movement. the methodist movement becomes one of the huge success stories of the early republic, in terms of religious organizations. that is the moment when they are founded. before that period, they are just awakened members of the church of england. you see some really big institutional shifts. >> that's fa

vladimir putin will onlyi give up his wall and imperious impressions— give up his wall and imperiousessions if he _ give up his wall and imperious impressions if he realises - give up his wall and imperious impressions if he realises he i impressions if he realises he cannot win _ impressions if he realises he cannot win "— impressions if he realises he cannot win. —— imperialist. cannot win. —— imperialist ambitions _ we'rejoined now by matthew schmidt, associate professor at the university of new haven and an expert on strategic analysis in foreign affairs. ifi if i could focus first of all on the announcement of referendums to come, they will be held quite quickly, we understand, over the course of the next week. what sort of impact do you think they we will not believe them and they are not directed at us. he is doing them to shake the narrative for his own population, to come in and say, look, people of kherson all luhansk have decided to be part of russia. and therefore there should be a war and we need to mobilise. he's doing this as a pr stunt. given that has been some moveme

i want to explain what he meant when he spoke of de -imperialization or de-colonization. he did not say the destruction of russia, he talked about what needs to be saved. uh, we need to rid russia of the imperial e- colonial thinking. here i have a simple question. and what is his dog business? yes why does he climb into the inner desire of the russian federation threatens european security, that they threaten to fight, that thereby escape the american, and security, because any any expansion of this conflict started on nato - you know that he actually, wait, threatens world security, in short, this is the united state is good, the united states, which has some business everywhere, some interests of its own, which are everywhere stick their nose in without asking. so he came up with where the colonization of russia is so that it does not threaten. yes, but make your comments accepted. ah well, i wanted to proceed with your permission. and that we are talking about the destruction of russia , we should not destroy russia, but several calm down. calm down to format, of cour

>> commissioner theresa imperial: thank you.e received a lot of e-mails and letters from the nearby building and in their e-mails write extensively about how it may affect their access to light and also air. would perhaps mr. foster, can you describe how much it would impact the access to the light and air to the adjacent property? >> sure. thank you for the question. nick foster, planning staff. we are not dealing with a promulgation case and not subject to the planning code and there are no shadow findings before you. outside of the c 3 zoning district section of the planning code per ceqa analyze public open spaces and parks and so forth and for purposes of ceqa we are also not dealing with that. we are analyzing shadow findings and taking project sponsors, shadow graphics and evaluating where the actual shadow may or may not be. the only other tangible metric i can think of is the san francisco school district does have a school on the site and may be sensitive sites. we at the department have a policy for purposes of ceqa a

some of them said that russia cannot, the future of russia cannot be a colonial empire and this imperialismas quickly as possible, but the second part, the second half of this so-called liberal position sharply criticized this position and said that no, there are no rights for these enslaved peoples. everything should be the way it is. we will simply replace the bad putin with the good putin and then we will think about how we can live on. and with regard to ukraine, well, the majority really said that in ukraine should be helped, but they said it was interesting, so crimea, well, again, here the division is one hundred percent 50 to 50, for some, crimea is russia and it is not a sandwich, the formula is well-known, but those who said that crimea is ukraine still said well, but then we must let's protect the russian-speaking population in crimea, well, what is this talking about, mr. serhiy, this is this, this is this again, i repeat, these are the people who sit in europe and america and who, as it were, should understand what liberalism is in its normal form, but they still remain by impe

because of course, these were not just great imperial powers. the european nations of the late 19th century, they were also the great military powers. they were the great geopolitical players of the period. so what we all witnessing in front of the front of our television television screens is really the, the echoes and more than a century of, of that tradition of a victorian tradition which sought to celebrate the military's strong connection. to mont case. the strengthened, i suppose, the sin, the symbolism of strength. but it, it represents as you say, scenes from another era in many ways. but maybe that's why they are so poignant and particularly poignant on this day after the service that we've seen in westminster abbey. what's reminding you, what is to happen in the coming hours? because you will see this procession continuing past buckingham palace and then heading to the wellington gate, which has just passed buckingham palace originally was one of the gates to the palace of ceremonial arch. and there the gun carriage pulled by the north

or german and russian, and the german project is imperial.st, it was the habsburg empire, and then with the third german empire and the third reich, and no one in europe did not notice that there is still one more imperial project. in fact, the colonies are all located in the very body of the empire and not outside its borders, not and which maritime empire is european, so without a doubt our message seems to me to be that russia should cease to exist as an empire. how will this happen? well this is already a more difficult question, will it happen as the collapse of the ussr, er, in fact, we have to, i think, say that the er, russian federation itself is the so-called descendant of this rsfsr, which itself is an empire, and which could er cease to be empire back in the 20s of the 20th century, is it possible to liberalize and democratize russia there - this is such an eternal question, we often compare it with germany, as if germany also lived through some terrible totalitarianism, but it was able to become democratic, but we are not we must

petrusha petrusha imperial quality and i will help you, if anything. come on, what are you waiting for? also people. you are not animals, they are people. i beg you, i beg you, don't you dare. don't you dare . i am begging you. i beg you, i beg you. don't you dare. one word from you, i won't shoot. be mine, i'll be yours, i'll do whatever you want. why did you kill him, hilt? we stopped him. that it is true. why did he need to be interrogated in the first place? didn't hold back. if he had accomplices, i'll find them. and as far as i remember, the lord should be in petersburg, you acted nobly. the emperor won't know you're here, but you don't talk either. superfluous. i'll take care of everything myself. we'll just see if princess well i'll hint that you're here. expect the lakes to be slaughtered. all russia emperor peter alekseevich vivat, i am proud of my friend the emperor and i want to drink. for the shot that didn't happen. but who hit the target well said. now she is mine. we do not cease to envy, even being. far from the capital. you manage to

what we have been witnessing since february 24th is a returned to imperialism and colonialism. good. ukraine is expected to be one of the focuses of president by speech, the general assembly on wednesday. there is also a speech delivered by the video by president zalinski and on thursday, a meeting of the un security council at 40 minutes level again on ukraine. james bays al jazeera of the united nations. in his speech, the german chancellor also referred to what he called russia's imperial ambitions. michaela has more will not all of sholtes warned off the thread tough a common use of war to achieve political power pointing to the invasion of ukraine. as an example, he insisted like many of the other leaders who spoke in the course of the day that brought me a putin on russia, must be sharply condemned full. this ongoing action. he said that vladimir putin would not give up until he knew that he had lost. and he said that the united nations itself as a very serious role to play in this ongoing conflict on that's who to contact the international order does not happen by itself

this is imperialism your claim, and the same ultimately not disaster for the return of imperialism is not only a disaster for europe. and it is also disaster for our global peaceful old eyes is, which is the anti season of imperialism and neo colonialism. and that is why it was so in order. and that didn't happen here in this room. $141.00 countries categorically condemned to russia's war for occupation was deserted and bought that alone is not he now as a if we want this more to end than we cannot be indifferent to how it ambulance with john wooten will only give up his full and his imperialist ambitions, if he realised that he cannot women george w nickelodeon. and so doing a whim. yup. he isn't just as trying your crane, but he's also ruining his own. come trained to talk to you. this is why we will not accept a piece dictated by russia because of this you question is why we will not accept any potential for, for a new to. this is why ukraine must be able to defend itself against russia's invasion when one was supporting ukraine with all our might financially economically with trem

although she was the imperial state, crown, the political power i kingdom is wielded by others. 14 prime ministers have held office during her reign. tradition demands that once a week, a report to her majesty at buckingham palace all come to find it. one of the most treasured moments of these meetings, a strictly confidential he has never ever leaked from buckingham palace ever. um, what a queen i said to a prime minister or prime minister to the queen. we take a look behind the thought. and we discover a secret palate gapes rivalries, but also genuine friendship. ah, the british love the queen, maybe because she doesn't talk about politics. boom often said she's never put rome and that is true. but she is understood the importance of silence, of not expressing her opinions of not reacting. ah, ah. 10 downing street is the headquarters of her majesty's government. from here, the prime minister starts every week on a little business trip to buckingham palace for their weekly audience, with the queen. ah. the queen has already met 14 prime ministers. ah, the 1st was winston churchill. her

family to which we all belong. >> reporter: imperial expansion came before queen elizabeth.g her long reign, she presided over the disillusion of the empire. but she never publicly acknowledged her family's role in its brutality. and it didn't go unnoticed. >> most people don't appreciate the impact of queen elizabeth ii. because far from the sort of benign queen she has been projected to have been, what she was able to do was to put a soft glove over the iron fist of imperialism. to give imperialism an acceptable face. >> what happened was a sin committed by the past kings and queens and the royal family, says 83-year-old elizabeth rotich. she says her family was pushed off her land. and a sin like that follows through the generations. >> reporter: she says she mourns the queen's passing but wants an apology. and compensation from king charles. they can have large claim at the european court of human rights. you may remember that some ten years ago, another group of kenyans received some level of compensation as well as an apology of sorts from the british government. advoc

just over an hour ago, the german chancellor also referred to moscow's imperial ambitions. mike hannah is un headquarters in new york. my goal shows did not pull his punches against letterman. no, indeed, not all of sharps warned off the threat of common use of war to achieve political power pointing to the invasion of ukraine as an example. he insisted like many of the other leaders who spoke in the course of the day that flattered me a putin on russia must be sharply condemned full this ongoing action. he said that bloody me putin would not give up until he knew that he had lost. and he said that the united nations itself as a very serious role to play in this ongoing conflict on that's who to contact the international order does not happen by itself. if we do nothing in this charter is but a piece of paper, this charter calls and all of us to uphold its purposes in principles. and we must not stand idly by when a major nuclear power armed the t. a founding member of the united nations and a permanent member of the un security council, no less seeks to shift borders throu

i want to explain what i meant when he talked about di-imperialization or odicolonization.not say the destruction of russia , he talked about what needs to be saved. uh, we need to rid russia of the imperial e-colonial thinking. here i have a simple question. and what is his dog business? yes why does he climb inside the russian federation threatens european security, what, while fighting threatens american security, because any expansion of this conflict started on nato - this means that he actually, wait, threatens e world security. it the united states is good, the united states that has something to do everywhere. these are their own interests, which stick their nose everywhere without asking. so he came up with the decolonization of russia so that it does not threaten yes, but go make your comments accepted. well, i wanted to continue your permission, and what about the destruction, russia , we are not talking about destroying russia, but rather calming down or formatting it, understand? yes, in order to save russia from the imperialisms that we see now on in case of u

he said it is the new imperialism, this new world order trampling over current ones. mark: the referendums that vladimir putin in russia is planning, many people, i think, and we have heard this from moscow, from our correspondent there, view this as kind of a rubberstamping exercise. i'm wondering, could you give us some insight information on how countries at the united nations will view this? >> first of all, western powers are coming out one after another condemning these sham referendums. that's the terminology that the german chancellor used when he spoke to reporters earlier on. he will be giving his speech from the united nations podium shortly. they are condemning this move and saying that it is completely invalid, that it has no legal basis. macron has also said that. the u.s. has said that. it will be interesting to hear from the global south to see how they are going to respond to these referendums in those russian-controlled parts of ukraine. earlier on in the day, we heard from the senegalese president, who is the chair of the african union. he seemed to

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here is a picture of the damage that sits in the queen's imperial state crown.lmost imminently following the queen's death, the word kohinoor started trending. this user saying, "when will those colonizers give us back the diameter they took from us?" more tweets here, this one saying, can we get back the kohinoor diamond and everything in the british museum that was stolen?" another user saying, this diamond was stolen by the british and is now in the hands of the royal family. so was the diameter stolen as many claim? there has been ownership dispute for many years, but the latest was in 2016, india said it should forgo this claim to the jewel because it was given to britain as a gift in 1851, laying the dispute to rest for now as it was brought up by the court of public opinion. even though future plans for this diamond have not been disclosed just yet, reports are that the crown will be passed down to, or, the queen consort. mark: 1851, that would have been a gift to queen victoria. seems to be clarified. moving onto another claim. did queen elizabeth ii: a

to me that she is the key problem of the russians as a people, this is their internal cave-like imperialism, so long as russia remains an empire, so until then we will have, i’m sorry, a gangster who will lie to himself and to everyone. well, that’s why the question seems significant to me deeper than the statements of these or other russian or officials or so-called oppositionists, the question is in the russian mentality, and it is really imbued with imperialism from the very beginning of the emergence of this moscow principality. russians support putin but putin says that the residents of donbass and these pseudo-republics, as he said, fight better than the professional russian army, let's watch this clip with vladimir putin, it just inspires me including those who are fighting for their family on the front lines, i can assure you. i know what i 'm talking about, because i flew here just after another presentation to the leadership of the ministry of defense. what's going on? well, this is not a professional military, two corps formed from residents, they fight better than professional t

in the 16th century , imperialism, you are sure, maybe then marxism was right away with communism, but listen to such a pseudo-historical swing, even from lithuania it was impossible to expect, but they coped with the impossible task they could handle. i just remember exactly which empire in the 16th century. it was proclaimed by peter i only 200 years later, we heard about peter i, he cut down your window. but that's impossible. well, this is some kind of wild, wild, eh anticulture. anti-historical undermining of everything that is connected with common sense who was the headliner at this kind of historical conference dedicated to the battle longer, which performed 514 years. that's who it was necessary to invite from international experts such world historians who could clearly tell everything how it was 514 years ago. well, your imagination is not enough, but in lithuania it was enough. adviser to the office of the president of ukraine oleksii arrestovich

so that imperial intensification is going on at the same time. i'm not sure if the causal mechanism would be quite the same, but i think you are seeing across many different spheres of history, a real investment in empire at that moment. >> would you give us a sense of the established church and their role in this process? he mentioned the church of scotland, there are some established churches in the colonies. these two are bulwark for religiosity in great britain. it seems like you have a great deal of impact on the colonies as well. >> yes. and one of the real surprises for me in this project was realizing just how important the complex establishment in the british empire really was. and this is following on work by -- i'm not the first person to say this. at the end of the glorious 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 coloni

imperial nations, ah , don’t send them, won’t they strengthen them?e’s the mass emigration of russians, even more, these are probably from the existing ones. yes, it's a contradiction. they are quite often they are in kazakhstan when, for example, there are enough russians there, and they want to be served only in their language , etc. kazakhs are cossacks for us, that is, it is a part of the united nation, that is why we sometimes have difficulties, as in any end of a multi-ethnic country, where animals are not, not, not the same, culturally. such miracles happen, but they are not recognized problems and problems with a political dimension are no longer recognized. as for visitors to russia, we must understand that the process of the collapse of the empire is now underway. нахкладиватесь historical memory of the past colonial oppression in the soviet union. they will be loud, they will be very much experienced in the same way in russia and in neighboring countries, and this process also falls into the process of national building, the decolonization

fund, the elizabethan-sergius educational society in the fund is implementing the project of the imperial it now includes the rostov region as a whole and taganrog in particular , immediately the prospects were drawn yes, how will it develop here widely and effectively, because in fact e history has developed, so it assumes, e, the rostov region one of the first places in the imperial route, because here the platform and speech are almost ready, not only about the places and events associated with the name of peter the great, the memory of the highest visits of not a single royal person has been preserved here, i am convinced that something new prospects for development and tourism and knowledge of history. this is the development of the rostov region. the scientific-practical conference is large, but far from being the last anniversary event. coming next week in the junior marriage of taganrog, st. petersburg will not go culture, the rostov region. neklinovsky district a monument to vladislav tretyak appeared at the museum of hockey glory in moscow, which is now rapidly the residents of

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how do they glue themselves together to make this imperial product?> the scaffold is a way to get the religious institutions in this process the archival project is that the heart of this book but to really look at you who was communicating with him across the atlantic people on both sides are talking about a product so school is communicating with whom and what are the boundaries so what i found is that it has channeled through those institutional mechanisms through private societies with a whole host of other voluntary organizations handling money back and forth communicating back-and-forth but the other piece of that is they are emphasizing places inside the empire. i expected i would find communications is not british protestants and then some communication to say german protestants are scandinavian. there is a little dead of that but the vast majority is channeled within the structure of the empire. so built around the empire , that emphasizes how much politics is determining the shape of what is going on. host: i'm curious of the political aspec

mind, not someone else's general imperial mind of some leader, yes , yes, our own well and for this, uh, i always remember the german philosopher karl jaspers, who suffered a lot during nazism because he had a jewish wife and he did not want to give her up, and because of this, his they were deprived of everything, he did not teach even after the war he said that the germans, all germans are responsible , that is, he also said that he is ready to bear although he also suffered and this means that even those russians who think that they have a comfortable bath somewhere outside russia, that is, they too they must understand that this is a responsibility. of course, i don't really understand how it can be a collective responsibility, but the discussion of what russia has done is a discussion, a public discussion, a public discussion. so where is the place? the voice must be heard. there is something to say. i think that this cannot be done without. and that is, in this way. i think that russia can get rid of its colonial past that hangs over it. maybe even on an unconscious level . by

he is really anti-soviet, but he is russian imperial and if then it it was suitable for someone.rceived in a completely different way, and that is why the situation is such that it needs changes. that is, this is a conversation about the transformation of values, about changes in values, about the fact that ukrainian values ​​should be er, in the epicenter, i emphasize once again that we are not going to burn like this here, that is, no one encroaches on er private book collections where a person can quietly shut himself up and read anything but er from public space and er in such forms as a museum for example, it needs to be cleaned. thank you very much for this analysis. i hope that the city of podmogilny will become more important to us than the city of bulgakov. yes, yes, mrs. vera, mr. rostislava. thank you very much for your words, for your analysis, vera geeva and rostislav semkiv were at on our broadcast, literary experts talked about bulgakov, what should be done with him, what can be done with the bulgakov museum, which is located on andriyivskyi uzvoz 13, in fact, it r