but khodorkovsky was a figure, let's say, who did not engage in political activity during his stay in prison. and for putin, maybe it was an important moment that he could allow him to leave the country. also it must be remembered that the russia with which khodorkovsky left is not the russia in which... navalny died, this is the russia that navalny died, this is the russia of the third president, by the way, navalny was poisoned in the russia of the first president, he returned to russia as the second president and died in russia as the third president, it must also be understood that this perturbation happened very quickly, i believe that when we look at putin, in this conversation with carlson, by the way, this is also an interesting moment, so toker carlson did not ask anything about navalny, nothing at all when he was asked about it, he said that...he didn't want to ask these questions that all american journalists ask, he doesn't want to talk about murder, leadership is always murder, he said, but that was before navalny died, and what does toker carson look like now with his tr

could allow him to leave the country, it should also be remembered that the russia with which khodorkovskyis not the russia in which navalny died, this is the russia in which the russia of the third president died, by the way, navalny was poisoned in the russia of the first heads he returned to russia for the second term and died in russia for the third term, it must also be understood that this perturbation happened very quickly. i believe that when we look at putin, it is in this conversation. with carlson , by the way, this is also an interesting moment, here toker carlson did not ask anything about navalny, nothing at all, when he was asked about it, he said that he did not want to ask these questions that all american journalists ask, he does not want to talk about murder, leadership is always murder, he said, but that was before navalny's death, and what toker carlson looks like now, with his trip to putin and with all this behavior, he essentially nullified the whole... this propaganda moment, this whole performance, this must also be understood, and by and large, i think that what

i think he trusts them the most others as i mentioned after khodorkovsky. i mean you want to rebel and go to through two trials and spend years in jail be my guest. no that is not going to happen. the leap itself, i think the most plausible scenario, i would think would be some catastrophic defeat in ukraine where where they decide that this is something in other words, their coming after us that that not only we sanctioned we're sanctioned by the west but but the regime will change and. we will have to answer to it. remember, in in a in russian history of military defeats of a lead to a lot of domestic change. i mean, the first crimean war. so nicholas, the first dies, his son initiates revolution from above, including, of course, the liberation of the serfs. the problem with the russo-japanese war leads to the first constitution, the the setbacks in world war one, the bolshevik revolution, a khrushchev falls from power in part of the embarrassment in cuba and and of course the the morass afghanistan was a was one of the factors in in revolution from above

mockery of what used to be justice, of course it didn't start now, it started in a big way with khodorkovskykos, when they simply decided to steal someone else's company, and then they started talking about... church justice, and when it turned out that nothing could be done with them, they believed that they could do the same with at that time this one begins regime to become what it is, there is always this imperfect reaction of the outside world, the fact that they continued to communicate with them, do business with them, conduct negotiations, always allowed them to believe that they could hold someone hostage, well , they released khodorkovsky too, released after many years of interest per person.

publications, internet portals, please, medusa, bbc russian service, radio freedom, echo of moscow, khodorkovsky's, open society co. insider, editor-in-chief roman dobrokhotov , well, okay, but what is the goal of all this, well, why is it, why , mr. dobrokhotov, insider, independent media, very accurately defined this goal, that’s what he writes, of all this, only maidan makes sense , it’s long overdue. will force mr. dobrokhotov, this is at passport control at heathrow airport in london. you think about what the call is for, chaos , a riot in a country with nuclear weapons, that’s right say, well, at least approximately, they can imagine what this will lead to, i understand, someone will be angry, will be indignant, well, i am expressing my point of view, it absolutely does not... necessarily have to be correct, but i want, so that we think together, but it seems to me that there are certain, maybe not complete, but still an answer: is it possible to have nuclear weapons in a country with a colonial constitution? look, the thirteenth article of the constitution in the russian federation recogniz

publications, internet portals, please, medusa, bbc russian service, radio liberty, echo of moscow, khodorkovsky'sn russia, sorys' open society, insider, editor-in-chief roman. dobrohodov, okay, but what is it? the purpose of all this? well, why is this, why? mr. dobrokhotov, an insider, independent media, very precisely defined this goal, this is what he writes: of all this , only maidan makes sense, it’s high time to do it, i’m personally ready to participate in... or maybe he wants to be the one whoever gets hit in the skull with a heavy object from those people who don’t want the maidan, whoever he wants to be there, take an active part, but it seems to me that if this happens, god forbid, then the only place where it can be, at this time it’s possible will force mr. dobrokhotov - this is for the passport. i would like us to think together, but it seems to me that there is a definite, perhaps incomplete, but still an answer. is it possible to have nuclear weapons in the country? with different nationalities, religions, languages , and so on, in a huge country, a huge ship, that is, this means

publications, internet portals, please, jellyfish, bbc russian service, radio liberty, echo of moscow, khodorkovsky'sssia, soros open society, insider, editor-in-chief roman dobrokhodov, well, okay, but what is the purpose of all this, well, why is it, why, mr. dobrokhotov very precisely defined this purpose. insider, independent media , that's what he writes, of all this, only the maidan makes sense , it's high time to do it, i personally am ready to actively participate, he writes, so i 'm wondering in what capacity, mr. dobrokhotov wants to participate in the maidan, if he has in view of the experience of the maidan on... he wants to be a provocateur who will push minor children into police batons, or he will be a sniper who will he shoot both of them, or maybe he wants to be the one who gets hit in the skull with a heavy object from those people who don’t want the maidan, who does he want? to be there, to take an active part, but it seems to me that if this, god forbid, happens, then the only place where it might be possible to force mr. dobrokhotov at that time is at passport control at heathrow

overthrowing the putin regime, but who are these people, it’s the same billionaire, the former khodorkovskyle, a personal insult, a number of representatives of big business who moved out today, well , look, they don’t consider themselves leaders, they don’t want to expose themselves, they don’t want to be public figures, because it’s clear that... this is any public person who is on western content, she will eventually be blown away, and this will most likely be a minus for karma, yes, that’s why they put up such cardboard dummies in their place, and mrs. navalnaya is nothing more than a similar dummy, if alexei navalny himself had any complaints, he really did at least some work there, he had a foundation, so he spoke there with revelations of alleged corruption, what did he do? special regime colony, where he was essentially cut off both from the information space and physically, he did not pose any absolutely threat to the russian federation, so he did not receive any letters, parcels, anything, and a very interesting fact is that for they looked at his health very carefully, after 7 mi

among the participants is the fugitive oligarch khodorkovsky, a terrorist.oses with zelensky’s militants, in total about 100 people came to the gathering, that is, these sparks cannot light a fire, well, in a completely bad mood, chichevarkin, in particular, came to meet him in a stretched out t-shirt, on a t-shirt the inscription, a foreign agent, complained that there was almost no chance of defeating russia and ukraine. russia still has resources, weapons and skills fight, but kiev will not survive without washington , that is, chechevarkin, apparently, wants to defect, there is hope, it’s just very small, all hopes are connected there, essentially with western help to ukraine, since ukraine cannot resist such a large empire. with so many resources, russia has enough rupees, yuan, reals , as well as oil dollars and gas dollars, and oil euros and gas euros, to be independent, self-sufficient, lose 300 billion resources, reserves, they too can continue to wage war , any quantity time, a war with ukraine may...

overthrowing the putin regime, but who are these people, this is the same billionaire, the former khodorkovskydge, a number of representatives of big business who moved out today , but look, they don’t set themselves up as leaders, they don’t want to expose themselves. we give up, as navalna’s behavior in munich was assessed by the famous psychologist paul ekman, author of the book fool me if you can, he drew attention to her strange smile. i will quote this psychologist. yulia navalnaya's reaction is not the reaction of a woman who recently learned of the death of her beloved husband. before us is a powerful woman who has finally received all the attention of this world. by the way, the last time julia saw her husband was 2 years ago. deviations, that is, from some clear rules, so, probably, they most likely took this cliché, and the image of tikhanovsky, and continued it in the story of navalny himself, but at the same time i would like to say that navalny’s murder should be looked at from the point of view, that is russian federation, he was in a special regime colony, where he was essentia

for 25 years, so will there be an explosion, an explosion of what, an explosion of the fact that khodorkovskyposed to go to the elections on march 17 and that everyone write navalny's name on the ballot , well, this will allow the fsb, i think... to count the number of people who are ready to demonstrate disagreement with the ruling class, i have great doubts that this number will exceed a million people on the scale of russia, will be less than 1%, but i think that now the task the russian authorities do not to turn navalny's funeral into a political manifestation, although with this it seems to me... everything is simple, because most of the important oppositionists are abroad, and from there they are calling to hate putin, within russia itself to expect something large-scale, for some explosion of anger, well, it seems to me that it is enough naively i would say that the death of yevgeny prigozhin had greater consequences for russia and for the whole world. well, it is telling that navalny's death was announced. on the first day of the munich security conference, and in principle, on such

popular it was and how people listened to it, and then everyone and boris nimtsov, and mikhail khodorkovskyho else started to publicize something like that, but they were, well, secondary. compared to navalny, well, in this direction, do you generally think that the situation will develop after the presidential elections in russia, how important is this stage for putin in general, well, i believe that this is such a formality, because the sources of putin's legitimacy are already the so-called elections , they do not appear, the question here is what will happen about it. international society to think, i believe that it was very important today when president zelenskyi addressed the munich conference international leaders and said: let 's stop calling putin the president, let's deny him legitimacy after march, let's not be afraid of regime change in russia, and this is very important, this is what needs to be done externally in the russian federation, and of course to support these people , armed people again, who can actually... change this government, to what extent is the west ready to

you know what happened to khodorkovsky, you know what happened to kasparov, who is now in exile, youed to boris nemtsov. are you telling me to get real? iam real, i can assure you that i'm real. and i have my brother spending time injail, he's took away from his family and, as you mentioned, he's in solitary confinement. and they are really torturing him every time when i'm issuing new investigations, so i'm a guy from real life here in russia. i understand everything and i do believe that people's support can prevail against this strategy putin has against me. boris nemtsov, whom you knew very well, was walking down a street just a couple of hundred metres from the kremlin when he was murdered. that is the reality of moscow today. you're not immune from that. in this particular room, i had a meeting with him and volunteers who were preparing the big rally. after this meeting with the volunteers, we went on the street and i was arrested for 15 days and he was killed a week later. so i understand what's going on in russia and i understand there are a lot of risks and i understand the

... it will also gain some strength, death sometimes gives strength to others, so i would like khodorkovsky, kasparov, to have more strength in what they do, because kasparov, for example, is really a lot is doing to support ukraine in the war, and he, for example, has always been in opposition to putin, i hope that no one has any doubts here, but i also worry about, for example, in a human way kara murza, for example, who is now sitting in prisons, i know him, we are friends, this is also important, i know that it can be criticized, i understand that... someone in ukraine, when they hear this, says: more than 100 people die in our country every day, maybe more, i understand that, but i think that it is also worth considering those who are sitting in russian prisons, and that somehow they also have to contribute to victory, let him be greek , empires take a long time to build, but they fall quickly, sometimes the first domino that destroys the whole house can be pulled out by one person, we also hope for that, although... i see these reactions to navalny very sharp at times, but, for exampl

georgievich, although in what i say, now there is nothing good, last week there was an event in berlin, khodorkovsky as i understand it, even former deputy ilya ponomarev was there. sparks of rebellion from abroad. president putin now talks a lot about these people. i always don’t want, especially considering my biography, to talk badly about people just because. scale of everything, by the way, i won’t say that i was a fan, so to speak, of that descendent movement, in some ways i agreed, but in principle i was always enough for me alien, but nevertheless we must admit that there was a completely different scale of people there , absolutely different, there were, there were personalities and personalities, with their own beliefs, none of those people. he did not propose to take russia into account. well, in general, yes, in general, no, they were , so to speak , he said something at one time, a liar, well, also like that, as if not this, well , listen, if such an anti-soviet, convinced as bunin, bunin was a convinced anti-soviet, but during the great patriotic war, so to speak, he said the famous, w

death sometimes gives strength to others, so i would like khodorkovsky, kasparov, to have more strength in what they do, because kasparov, for example, really does a lot to support ukraine in the war, and he, for example, always was. opposition to putin, i hope that no one has any doubts here, but i am also concerned, for example, in a human way, about kara murza, for example, who is currently in prison, i know him, we are friends, this is also important , i know what it is can criticize, i understand that someone in ukraine, when they hear this, says that more than 100 people die in our country every day, maybe more, i understand that, but i think that it is also worth considering those who are in russian prisons, and that somehow they they must also contribute to victory, let... empires are built for a long time and they fall quickly, sometimes one person can pull out the first domino, which will later destroy the whole house. we also hope for this, although we do not count on it, because ukraine, to be honest, does not expect anything from the russian oppositionists, so probably we a

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