today, russia, the soviet union, russia is a well-read book, just like they did in their time, when mao zedongwas offended by the fact that after stalin he should have been the leader of the world, and here he appeared a certain khrushchev's kotygoroshko began to put steps on him like that and now sisinpin has clearly decided for himself the way he behaves in china that i am the leader of the world, putin wants to do something there well, let him attach it to this wagon with a saddle horse, but from my point of view if russia is a parasite, then in the current situation, it is a temporary illness, and when i understand this, i already mobilized a long time ago and closed this issue, because since 2008, a lot of water has leaked and a lot of things have become clear, the chinese are very serious and this very serious the adversary is a very serious enemy of the civilized world and it will not be possible to deal with him so easily because it is a game of so-called great numbers, which in terms of the potential of strength and poisoning by these left-wing things carries a very huge negative ener

mao zedong and the communist revolution -- neither mao zedong 1947 -- china was an country, neither the soviets nor the chinese. the chinese essentially were actually probably in worse shape than even any of the european powers at this point. and it was falling utter mess. it was absolutely apart. it had already undergone its own civil not interested in getting or. remember, the battle state -- and the involved in this pesky little communist revolution. mess called the -- the annoying 1947, so china koreans are often causing was an utter mess. it was absolutely not interested in problems for the chinese. don't getting involved in this pesky little engage. you certainly don't mess called the -- the annoying want to engage western powers. koreans are often causing no, i don't know on certain problems for the chinese. don't terms. well, again, a very long engage. you certainly don't history. there is some evidence want to engage western powers. that came il-sung got different signals. in any case, he makes no, i don't know on certain a decision. that fateful day, terms. well, again, a very

mao zedong and the communist revolution -- mao zedong 1947 -- china was an utter mess. it was absolutely not interested in getting involved in this pesky little mess called the -- the annoying koreans are often causing problems for the chinese. don't engage. you certainly don't want to engage western powers. no, i don't know on certain terms. well, again, a very long history. there is some evidence that came il-sung got different signals. in any case, he makes a decision. that fateful day, he comes swarming over the 30th parallel. he crosses easily into seoul. by the way, you can see it on the map. for those of you who live in the d.c. area, it is basically about the distance between downtown d.c. and the airport. it really is very much not far. other than the traffic, it is really a very close distance. very easily what happens -- kim il-sung was not just bragging. he was right. he basically was able to work his way through. he essentially demolished it and pushed -- i mean, an all out war begins and you can see here something called this purple line. essentially, all

in the center, and the question is simply why this height is important, it is interesting that mao zedongral the average height of the chinese was 1.6 m. i think that he became a leader only because he he was 20 cm taller than everyone else, so who will be the leader of the compensation party, or does this indicate that he ate well, lived in good conditions and had better opportunities, received better vitamins than other people, the new leader of russia will be at least 2:10 so look, pay attention to who is among them 2:10 - it's wailing in my opinion. that's the face get used to the real russian tsar for him, gentlemen, we already have yehor braylyan, an international columnist, we are with you, sir, and the mountains of good day, a little fell on our moment, uh, russophobia, so it fell out at this moment, uh, it lasted longer than a minute. well, that's already we were attached to this video, we had to see it ourselves, and we wanted to share it with our viewers, mr. well, let's start with the american history, after all, in america there are midterm elections, and it seems that they a

what will happen between nixon and mao zedong through the mediation of mr. in the year 73, do you remember the game about the spanish bypassing the soviet union? these are, of course, rosy dreams, but after all, at least we can hope here. i won't say anything original, probably even banal . but let it be so banal that you didn't have to simply prevent a nuclear scenario, too, after all , not a 100% guarantee. we can't say that putin just does what beijing tells him. and he is not, we don't know from this, but if the meeting is going to take a lot of effort and keep a crazy person from the craziest decisions and steps, it 's a very big deal, so i think it was discussed, it was about certain guarantees regarding taiwanese at least, and until we deal with russia, you will not be overwhelmed by taiwan, you understand that the least, but still, this may also be an already resolved question, only how will they capture this island, i hope that it will be a soft power, after all, not a war and russia, of course, hopes very much for this war for any war with the owl

this is the well-known slogan under which the leader of the ruling communist party of china, mao zedongto expand publicity and criticism. and apparently the forty-sixth president of the united states, joe biden. he is well acquainted with the works of the great chinese writhing. at least, he often quoted a little. in his speeches , the great chinese wisdom, women hold half the sky on their shoulders, this monday , strange news flew around the tapes of world news agencies, backed up by photos and video cameras, allegedly biden in order to impress. xin ding pino appeared before him during an informal meeting in the form of mao zedong, wearing a symbol of the chinese revolution similar to this famous french sun stage. the american news agency, for example, about the usa this press immediately hastened to refute this information with loud headlines. moll biden, did not wear a mao suit at a meeting with comrade xi, and the video where the us president walks in a gray tunic was not filmed in bali, but in cambodia at the assian summit back in last saturday a professor at stanford university. g

dolphin xin appeared before him during an informal meeting in the form of mao zedong, wearing a symbol famous sunnetsen jacket. american inform agency, for example, about the usa this press immediately hurried to refute this information with loud headlines, they say, biden did not wear a mao suit at a meeting with comrade xi, and the video where the us president walks in a gray tunic was not filmed in bali, but in cambodia on osian summit, last saturday city chamber professor at stanford university. george koo sums up, the outcome of the biden talks, the meeting in bali is the beginning of new opportunities between the us and china, of course, the start is excellent, but time will tell whether this trend will continue, we have repeatedly observed how president biden says one thing, but the doctor does another. kui is sure the leaders of china and the united states in indonesia divided the world into spheres of influence in parallel designate each other's red lines, which can not cross the red line. the middle kingdom is the following tai. the issue of reunification is purely internal a

president xi has secured an unprecedented third term, making him china's most powerful leader since mao zedongfirst we will welcome you, matt pottinger, as the most recent appointee from the former administration who had your hands thick in china policy, can you tell us where we are right now? what's -- now? >> margaret, good to see you. it is remembrance day here in canada. we are thrilled to be a part of this discussion. a lot of people got xi jinping wrong, and a lot of people are still getting him wrong. it has become difficult to mistake any longer the nature of this theater and the direction in which he is steering china. we see that in the once every five years party congress that concluded last month, at that party congress, -- he also elevated the idea of a struggle, it is a stalinist idea that china has to constantly identify and isolate its enemies and mobilize the communist party against those enemies. he has now written that into the communist party charter as the effective -- defacto guiding principle. we have seen xi jinping turn the page on reform and opening, and begin this --

as mao zedong wrote, the cannon salvos of the october revolution were brought to us by maxim from theadvanced elements of the world and china to reconsider their problems. by applying the proletarian worldview as a means definitions, judging by the state to follow the path of rus. this was the conclusion. inspired by the great october , the chinese patriots in 1921 created their own company ; its first years passed under the conditions of repression by the marinette military . the formation of the prc ended the period of national humiliation. china chose socialism and on this path made a breakthrough from poverty, backwardness and fragmentation to world leaders. celestial. osvai. today lunu helps the world cope with the coronavirus pandemic and offers the concept of a fair global development following the ussr china is promoting a new stage of decolonization and democratization. the world of the soviet union took part in the collapse of the british french dutch spanish portuguese and german colonial empires. the number of independent states grew by 745 in 1060. many chose friendship w

in slavery and that's tragic and then it ultimately collapses into usually a single ruler it's mao zedong or or joseph stalin or the putin and russia or china and china. and so the idea of a collective rule with great human freedom starts like that. but that's not how it ends. and is capable. it is not capable of free debate because it fails so often and. that's why controlling the mind of man was so important to stalin. and now to chile and china. to putin. in russia. that's why she and china's up 11 different actresses have all disappeared in china. that's there is a massive disappearance. anybody that doesn't know or seems to be incorrect on the right political line. it does beg the question, why would stalin to kill a ballerina who seems harmless but she traveled over 400,000 miles in the days before air travel with her dance, and she represented that stalin couldn't stand. it was an independent, free thought. it was very much he continued. the doctrine of cultural hegemony that was first advanced by gramsci. but john mentioned earlier to control you have to control their mind, their

mao zedong and xi jinping thought. you're right. so this the idea that somehow this is not an ideological regime always strikes me as a bit odd. and, you know, for the united states, you know, the united states certainly will deal with autocracies. but the united states would probably feel more comfortable in a world where there are more democracies for the exact know mirror image reasons, for for china. and you're seeing this playing out not just in the u.n. over know conceptions of human rights. you know, to what extent should we prioritize individual which is what the united states or the community or the group china says you can actually trounce on some individual rights if it's for the betterment of the group. the united states takes a very different position. but also just in terms of support for various regimes around. the world china has been funneling not just loan, but also technology, surveillance systems to more than 80 countries around world to help them clamp down on their populations. and so i think fundamentally ther

and the similarities between his rule and mao zedong.nse to xi, but he represented any sense to xi, but he represented an alternative system. he was twisted out of his chair in full view of the entire world. so, what can shejim do now —— xijinping do now? they're putting up billions of messages on social media about gambling and pawn back —— porn to distract people from what's going on in the street. the fascinating thing is that now, when you listen to the demonstrations in shanghai, they're talking about back line. thousands of miles away. —— about urumqi. it's starting to get to be a national movement, and notjust something city by city and state by state. it was president hu... that says it all. john simpson. the boys, who are also 16, died on saturday following the separate incidents. the police say the attacks are links. there's been plenty of action in the world cup in qatar today. in group g, there was an incredible performance from cameroon, who recovered being two goals down against serbia to draw three—three. this afternoon in

so i think, you know, mao zedong, who knew a thing about protests, once said a single spark can startw dry is the grass? how far could the fire spread and how can they contain it, essentially? so i think there will be a mixture of a small relaxation in some of the covid measures. people, local officials, will be instructed not to not to put people's lives in danger, as they have done on several occasions. but the political aspect will get a very harsh response. how do you separate out, though, where it is just about covid and where it is about wider issues? because presumably they're now completely interlinked, aren't they, because of the covid restrictions impacting everything in society and the economy? absolutely. and the covid the covid issue is you know, is certainly the trigger. but, you know, because you mentioned the economy, because of covid and various other things, youth unemployment, for example, is about 18—20% in the cities. now, who's out on the street? well, they're not all young people, but there are certainly young people who are looking for some material improvement

post of leader of the communist party of china, he became the second after the founder of the prc, mao zedonge than 2-five years, strengthened his positions in the leading structures of the cpc, replacing four of the seven members of the standing committee. politburo of the cpc central committee observers believe that henceforth the chinese leader will not face serious internal opposition within the ranks of the party, which will make the foreign policy of the prc more offensive. the united states is closely monitoring the development of relations between russia and china and how this will affect their actions in the arctic region, the director of the office for arctic affairs and global sustainability us department of defense greg polog during a videoconference polog pointed out that china despite all beijing's claims of interest in kartika, china is not an arctic nation. in this regard , he continued the united states is important to know. is russia ready, if necessary, to provide china with its ability to access the arctic according to him, nato countries , including possible future member

mao zedong was offended by the soviet union and friendship.he sixtieth all men were already wearing a probe. cane. here bologna is stretched, they are an ordinary fabric that got wet in a downpour, yes, and to fix the umbrella closed, a special ring was attached, similar to a strong soviet probe in our history played a fatal role. 5 years ago, antonina that day antonina was gathering her husband for work. she loved to see him off and meet him. it's been 15 years now. they together a child quiet family happiness in the sky clouds gathered, and the husband almost forgot his umbrella. later, antonina blamed herself for everything, because she herself gave this damned umbrella to her beloved. the husband never returned home, he was killed by lightning. hit directly on the open umbrella is rare and scary, accident . she buried her beloved and yearned, then it seemed forever. 1969, city of kalinin the investigation into the brutal murder of irina tsareva continued was able to answer the detectives that rubber boots and a hammer were missing in terms

general secretary of the ruling communist party, making him china's most powerful leader since mao zedong. this is not at all with the west expected. i thought we will welcome you first, matt pottinger. can you, as most recent appointee from the former administration, who had your hands deep in china policy, tell us where we are right now. >> >> margaret, good to see you. happy veterans day. i am in canada, so it is remembrance day. it is great to be a part of this seminar. a lot of people got xi jinping wrong, and a lot of people are still getting him wrong. it has become difficult to mistake any longer the nature of this theater and the direction -- of this leader and the direction in which he is steering china. we see that in the once every five years party congress that concluded last month, at that party congress, -- he also elevated the idea of a struggle, it is a stalinist idea that china has to constantly identify and isolate its enemies and mobilize the communist party against those enemies. he has now written that into the communist party charter as the defacto guiding principle

the outlook for mao zedong is bright, but the path is tortuous yes i am, but at the same time, chinare 's an important, uh, international airshow going on there, where some pretty big deals are being made. eh, and here is what, for example, i wrote about this today. uh, chinese global times here, listen ahead of the world's largest aviation exhibition air show china 2022, the chinese company cahuav reported that due to the increasing demand for its uavs. it intends to expand its production capacity. to do this, the company will build a modern production line. in taizhou city in province. the jan line will be fully operational by 2023, allowing the company to increase its output. well , naturally a question. and who buys these unmanned aerial vehicles? and in general, as positions china in this market and in general in the market of military technical cooperation. well, you know, if we talk about the technical cooperation market, uh, china certainly sells its weapons, it sells weapons to africa, it sells its expression in the middle east, but we are not buyers, we are sellers. uh, our

mao zedong and xi jinping thought. you're right. so this the idea that somehow this is not an ideological regime always strikes me as a bit odd. and, you know, for the united states, you know, the united states certainly will deal with autocracies. but the united states would probably feel more comfortable in a world where there are more democracies for the exact know mirror image reasons, for for china. and you're seeing this playing out not just in the u.n. over know conceptions of human rights. you know, to what extent should we prioritize individual which is what the united states or the community or the group china says you can actually trounce on some individual rights if it's for the betterment of the group. the united states takes a very different position. but also just in terms of support for various regimes around. the world china has been funneling not just loan, but also technology, surveillance systems to more than 80 countries around world to help them clamp down on their populations. and so i think fundamentally ther