there is also the story of odysseus, with which homer described the journey of odysseus, odysseus afterw pleased you are, he is pleased with himself, yes, that he feels such confidence, another historical question, lucky, it’s his. this is his, yes, but only poems, but oh well, victor, maybe you can tell us then, well, what was the fuss, why did the war happen, there is a historical point of view, well, and there is such a mythological more points of view, let's look at two, well, from a mythological point of view, it all started because of the feast of the gods, to which only one goddess of discord, iris, was not invited, she threw an apple of discord, it was written the most beautiful, on her... it turns out the goddesses thought, who is this apple for? hera, aphrodite and athena argued, they went to court to zeus, but zeus sent their court to hermes, and hermes became the right to judge their dispute to paris, the third goddess gave paris different gifts.

, in which homer described the journey of odysseus, odysseus after the iliad.ed you are, he is pleased with himself, yes, that he feels such confidence, another historical question, lucky, this is his strong point, yes, this is his, yes. well , just poems, oh well, victor, maybe you can tell us then, well , what was the fuss, why did the war happen, there is a historical point of view, well, there is also a more mythological point of view, let’s have two let's consider, well, from a mythological point of view, it all started because of the feast of the gods, to which you did not invite only one goddess discord she threw an apple of discord to iris, it said the most beautiful, on her and there it turns out... the goddesses thought, who is this apple for? hera, aphrodite and athena argued. they went to court to zeus, but zeus sent their court to hermes, and hermes gave the right to judge their dispute to paris. third, the goddess was given various gifts to paris, well, they offered it if he chose them, and paris chose aphrodite. great, we have an educational one.

, with which homer described the journey of odysseus, odysseus after the iliad, oh, how pleased you arehe feels such confidence, another historical question, lucky, this is his strong point, yes, this is his, yes, well, only poems, but oh well, victor, maybe you can tell us then, well, what was the fuss , what caused the war, is there? historical point of view, well, there is such a mythological more point of view, let's look at two, well, from a mythological point of view, it all started because of the feast of the gods, to which they invited only one goddess of discord, iris, she threw an apple of discord, it was written there the most beautiful, on it, and it turns out there, but zeus sent their judgment to hermes, and hermes gave the right to judge them not. various gifts were offered to paris if he chose them, and paris chose aphrodite. great, we have an educational and intellectual program. victor, we can go straight to the end of the story. aphrodite gave paris such a blessing that he was able to kidnap the most beautiful girl on earth, helen. at this point, it was discovered in

mobilization for the trojan war, he actually dressed up as a woman and sorted through beads there, yeah, odysseusple, what kind of civilization are you? a short note, even an unemotionally very short word already it was said on the air with a capital b beast - in case anyone doesn’t know, many of us don’t know, the european union has a supercomputer, it ’s located in the city of berlemont, so it’s like the official supercomputer of the european union, it’s called a beast, so a beast. so-called equality, so-called equality is always a fight against tradition, tradition is always bad, because it is always boring, uninteresting, and now we will challenge you, which means, well, a manifestation of what, let’s just rewind by names, but maybe 20 years ago , maybe 60 years ago. maybe 100 years ago, well, 100 years ago , spingler’s book was written, the decline of europe, 60 years ago the sexual revolution, the miscarriage of which is this show, so 20 years ago. a very symptomatic story, this is a discussion, a gigantic, powerful discussion on the european constitution, i probably remember everything, an

if it leads to that that's all positive but i think, and maybe i'm wrong but as odysseus s against it, that's just where the end of the line. >> a common refrain went from senior officials in countries on the eastern flank, paula, lithuania if putin is successful in ukraine we will be next. that's across the threshold and across the flank. what you make of that argument? is that accurate? >> well predicting putin's future moves is probably full given he's certainly done something that surprises in the last two and half years. i would say though that the premise of the assertion that if he wins in ukraine, i'm not quite sure what that means, doesn't need a full occupation of the entire country? that he has political objectives? i think the lack of specificity there is kind of telling. i don't think russia is in a position to occupy kharkiv let alone to take the entire country and move on to attacking nato allies. the key question also is about russian, russian behavior. does the fact of a life membership affect russian decision-making when it comes to attacking a country or not? i thin

. >> that that odysseus had the choice of either getting half his crew eaten by a man eating monster,ool. he has got a very, very complicated, equation to balance here. and on the face of it, it doesn't look like it can possibly be done. but he's i mean , ministers are indicating mean, ministers are indicating there could be a little bit of wiggle room here. and as is rightly been pointed out, some of the economic pressures are off in that inflation is quite low , interest rates coming down low, interest rates coming down and the economy growing, but, and the economy growing, but, and the economy growing, but, and the other point that he really has to his advantage is the fact that the unions have a vested interest in preserving a labour government. and so there's as wiggle room there as well. i mean, we're not back in the days of harold wilson and beer and sandwiches in number 10, but i suspect that if he can find if the government can find some sort of midway between what what what the independent review bodies have, have , have bodies have, have, have recommended and, and you know,