who is the kaczynski regime, they rely on the poor regions, which they call poland number two, which was part of, well, the russian empire, yes, it is considered, well, as it were, such as stews and polish. but we mean that we still have european poles in poland, and here is neopil. accidentally, it is based on these eastern ones. the problem is that some of them can come to power for us, nothing for the better. simon is not discussing this. something else is important here. you see, really. if you are a voting card, by the way, cloning vladimirovich published it. this is generally, firstly, it coincides with zemlevskaya. this is a very definite map of division, as we are in ukraine here we look in poland, east and west are as radically different as the east from the west of ukraine, the same topics are discussed about this. anton is no longer a matter for us. if there is a collapse for another forty, million state i will not argue. well now one second. i'll give you the floor now, but i just want to. for one moment, we have just talked about the state of your main allies, the genera

the regional governor, kaczynski said that what made impact were four russian and cruise missiles.h with a price tag of about a million dollars. two of them had been intercepted as they made their way toward their target here in the west of the country. they have been lost according to kaczynski off of long-range bombers over the black sea peered what they had, was the love lviv aircraft repair plan for this is the only facility according to ukrainian reporting capable of retrofitting the mig 29 for the customization they need for the air force to use them. that is a situation that appears to be the motivation with the strengths are in the western part of the country. now as we move and look at the situation and the rest of the country, the civilian blood unfortunately continues to flow. the town where james hill the american was so. the civilian casualties mounted. this is a key city because of the russian forces had to come down through their to get to northeast of the capital city of kyiv were there trying to take positioning and surround the city ten ukrainians were slain, ther

this is some kind of kaczynski grouping, which, as always, puts these ultra-national interests out of maybe, yes, maybe, and doesn’t know on the sly, either to dance with the americans, or to freak out at everything and make tyunya lithuania ukraine poland with territorial remnants. you need to have this one from maybe they lack the courage to have military potential. they are weak all that remains is this nationalistic jingoism-patriotism polyakov, which is present if you read the zashkvar there, in principle, artyom, well, if you still return to the americans and their goals, this is a demonstration of their presence, moreover, a military presence, but uh during a speech. we struck at lvov at the oil depot. and if you count in a straight line, there is 400 km distance to the place where biden spoke, i'm not hinting at anything . naturally. it seems to me that our demonstration, not even a demonstration, and our special operation, it seems, well, it looks stronger, whether? listen, we are not at all distracted by any political statements of a number of western nato eu countries. we a

or if the polish prime minister, mister kaczynski not to polish, the deputy prime minister, he proposed to sit nato piece mission in the, in the ukraine. but we also hear no big interests from nato countries doing it because it will also mean it's like with, with no flies on in the ukraine. that some flooring natal soldiers would have to be in the ukraine. and russia would have to accept that if we don't want a fight between the 2 end and russian soldiers, however, this is diploma. so this is the world politics. maybe there is some aim in proposing this kind of things to be discussed. and we'll see what's, what's at the end, what thing, but some of the criticism about the proposal for the, for the piece mission was that it was perhaps rather populist kind of symbolic gesture. do you think the case m. uh no, not really. it was, or it was very, very important signal for the ukraine that those 3 prime ministers went there or it was a dangerous mission. and i think it symbolically it helped ukraine. it didn't help you correctly didn't change the that the situation the war is going on. the u

or if the polish prime minister, mister kaczynski not to polish, the deputy prime minister, he proposed to sit nato piece mission in the, in the ukraine. but we also hear no big interests from nato countries doing it because it will also mean it's like with, with no fly zone in the ukraine. that some flooring natal soldiers would have to be in the train. and russia would have to accept that if we don't want a fight between the 2 and russian soldiers, however, this is diplomacy, this is the world politics. maybe there is some aim in proposing this kind of things to be discussed. and we'll see what's, what's at the end, what's been but some of the criticism about the proposal for the, for the piece mission was that it was perhaps rather populist kind of symbolic gestures. do you think them k, m no, not really. it was, or it was very, very important signal for the ukraine, that those 3 prime ministers went there. it was a dangerous mission, and i think it symbolically it did help ukraine. it didn't help you correctly didn't change the situation. the war is going on. the ukraine is in a ver

or if the polish prime minister, mister kaczynski not to polish, the deputy prime minister, he proposed to sit nato piece mission in the, in the ukraine. but we also hear no big interests from nato countries doing it because it will also mean it's like with, with no fly zone in the ukraine. that some flooring natal soldiers would have to be in the ukraine. and russia would have to accept that if we don't want a fight between the 2 end and russian soldiers, however, this is diplomacy, this is the world politics. maybe there is some aim in proposing this kind of things to be discussed. and we'll see what's, what's at the end, what thing, but some of the criticism about the proposal for the, for the piece mission was that it was perhaps, or rather populist kind of symbolic gesture. do you think the case m no, not really? it was, or it was very, very important signal for the ukraine, that those 3 prime ministers went there. it was a dangerous mission, and i think it symbolically it did help ukraine. it didn't help you correctly didn't change the situation. the war is going on. the ukraine i

or if the polish prime minister, mister kaczynski not to polish, the deputy prime minister, he proposed to sit nato piece mission in the, in the ukraine. but we also hear no big interests from nato countries doing it because it will also mean it's like with, with no fly zone in the ukraine. that some flooring natal soldiers would have to be in the ukraine. and russia would have to accept that if we don't want a fight between the 2 and russian soldiers, however, this is diplomacy, this is the world politics. maybe there is some aim in proposing this kind of things to be discussed. and we'll see what's, what's at the end, what thing, but some of the criticism about the proposal for the, for the piece mission was that it was perhaps, or rather populist kind of symbolic gestures. do you think the case m. uh no, not really. it was a, it was very, very important signal for the ukraine that those 3 prime ministers went there or it was a dangerous mission. and i think it symbolically it did help ukraine. it didn't help you correctly didn't change the situation. the war is going on. the ukraine

president kaczynski decided to take pressure off central europe on board of his plane and fly to tbilisit, a time may come from my country for poland. and he said that russia had to be stopped because it had revived its imperial ambitions, which are dangerous. they are dreadful danger to our part of europe, and we do not want to be in the russian sphere of influence. we were in that sphere of influence. we dragged ourselves out of it and we never want to go back there again. russia deprived us of our liberty. many times, russia murdered our citizens. russia murdered us in captivity during the second world war, they murdered our officers and tried to eradicate the polish intelligentsia here because we were a big part of a polish intelligentsia. we know that russia presents a deadly danger irrespective if it is russia, with source who put partitioned poland. there were free uprisings against with czarist russia. i was born in the soviet sphere of influence in a state which was not fully sovereign, which was not fully free. and when somebody talks to me about russian communism and socialism

guys asked me he says an eating the dinosaur he goes he's kind of sympathize with the unabomber ted kaczynski mainly due to his concerns about the exponential growth of technology based on the 14-year sense. then do you feel that sympathy has grown or abated and why i don't know if i was ever sympathetic to him. um, i just sort of made an argument that people don't want to hear which is that this crazy murderer may have been right about some things about the culture. i mean you obviously should not be sending bombs to professors. you've never met. he's he's, you know, you can look at him as either mentally ill or if he's not mentally ill that's even worse in a way but the one thing that he was right about in many ways was the internet if you go back and read like that the manifesto he published he's describing the internet in a way that seems amazingly pressing it particularly sense. he obviously had never used it. he was living in a cabin in montana since like 1973 with no electricity or running water. so it wasn't like he was going on aol get his assumption of what technology would do and h