years after that same orange revolution it was then, even then, that he said that it was with the unitedrica and the west were behind the first color revolution. the so-called orange he said that we will not allow the russian language to be destroyed and the russian people to be oppressed in ukraine, everything he does is not to the personality of vladimir zhirinovsky yes, but specifically to words. can they be interpreted? how about the fact that he will be responsible for everything they said and do , how the prophecy will also come true at the end, by the way, this word is a prophecy in relation to vladimir volfovich. how appropriate. in my opinion, because one of his last speeches, too, about the fact that we looking forward to 2022. he spoke from a high rostrum, and our parliament and he said that he really wants the year 202 and other years to be peaceful, but the policy that is being pursued by the west. it is carried out with the aim of destroying our country, and he said that we will definitely respond. we will not allow this to be done, and the positions of russia, its independ

and the 2004 spark protests called the orange revolution from 2010 to 2014. he was president of ukraine, or in a coach decided to continue christmas policy. that is to continue co operation with the united states. but at the same time, to get closer to russia, we didn't understand the times had changed. the united states needed its own proxies on the border with russia, and that was the role of ukraine for washington. a reaction followed immediately on july, 2nd, 2010, u. s. secretary of state, hillary clinton said some have tried to force ukrainians into a choice between aligning your country with russia or with the west. we believe that is a false choice. we do not believe in the con affairs of influence. we believe that it is up to ukrainian to charge your own course towards your own future. and in doing so, you can count on the support and friendship of the united states. clinton was sure her message would be understood. dana cove, which is 2 mired and corruption, ah, a crane is consider in the one of the most corrupted countries in the world. why did it

he was one of the main supporters of the orange revolution and euro, my dad. he supports the war and on boss and maximum reproach mont, with the united states. and the european union portion of became president amid the confusion and shock from the loss of crimea. and the war in the east, he immediately proclaimed this accredo and the don boss, ukraine is waging a war with russia. ah, ah, look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order to conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. at that point, obviously is to create trust rather than fear a job with artificial intelligence. real, somebody with a robot must protect its own existence with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on, often very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time

what and whom do they serve, let's start with the head of the family of the hero of the orange revolutionich yushchenko viktor andreevich yushchenko, who, as you know, collects household items, keeps an apiary and paints pictures in the national spirit, says that love for his native ukrainian culture was instilled in him parents, simple rural teachers, yushchenko's father was called to the front. in captivity, he survived in german camps; in general, yushchenko's childhood memories are painted in romantic channels. here, pyotr yushchenko, the elder brother of the presidents, recalls that in our family they drank good coffee every day, to which dad became addicted in captivity in captivity, according to official information, more precisely, in a concentration camp. among which are mentioned ibufenwald and auschwitz, yushchenko's father andrei andreyevich spent almost the entire war , was liberated by the americans from the flosofburg camp, by the way, it was from flösenburg that the well -known ivan deminyuk ended up in the same american filtration camp. the same camp warden who is now on

the first time it was put on the american flag in the fourth time during the orange revolution, thinkthe economy grew 12.4, and in 2005 the following year, this growth dropped to two and sixty percent six times what happened. yes, nothing happened people became with others no, the economy became no. another power came from president yushchenko , prime minister, tymoshenko, who was completely collapsed , 9 years will pass and maidan of the thirteenth year will begin in kiev, which will turn into a bloody coup in 2014, and now, starting from the fourteenth year, firstly, external control was established, eh . secondly, the economic decline began at an increasing pace, then kiev unleashed a war in the donbass and received 2013-2021 without a squeal for it. gas prices. increased further attention to the population by 1.300%. once again 1.300%. heat prices, prices. for years, saving the rest of the rating, zelensky was preparing for a coup d'état, some people, representatives of the russian federation and some comrades from ukraine, are discussing what is ready for society and what needs t

here is the orange revolution for you , then serbia, as soon as you think that you can put such pressurep, that even the fraternal people and a very worthy person and good to us, no doubt, a vuchy related to the president, are under such pressure to save their economy. he is forced to vote against what his people want and he is the most where his heart tells him during the decision to exclude the suspension of the participation of the russian federation in one of the military structures is not the most important. and send ukraine you do not understand that it is ready. nobody needs ukraine. ukraine is at war with russia ukraine here it is the new world order ukraine must burn in the fire. and take it with you to the other world. everything around, moreover, if necessary, russia too, clear the way for china, and then china understood all this and began to actively engage in its nuclear weapons. and europe is not american europe vein europe may suffer. but here's what's going to happen next in europe today, elections in france some american experts believe that what is happening will lead

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thus, the orange revolution began in ukraine. ah, ah ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah! only one main thing is important for knox ism internationally speaking, that is that nations that's allowed to do anything, all the mazda races, and then you have the minor nation. so the slave americans, proc obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international law exist as long as it serves the american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist by turning those russians into this dangerous bogeyman that wants to take over the world. that was a conscious strategy. so some golf out of it on your own english, i not leashed it. often zip on in tablet block. nato said it's ours. we moved east. the reason us had germany is so dangerous. is it the by the sovereignty of all the countries? the exceptionalism that america uses in its international war planning is one of the greatest threats to the populations of different nations. if nature, what is bad, the shareholders in the united states and elsewhere in large obs companies would lose millions and millions or is b

what do you think, i don’t know how many last years there, how after the orange revolution their peopleid not sell. how many people began to die of hunger traitor, because she is returning to the families in the end, one of the prisoners asked to convey his appeal to the president of ukraine, if he, of course, hears him, if he wants to fight, then hai himself goes. give the team that half fled. in the first life, we lower it collects and rides with it, fights against everyone else, just send it home. how long will they spend in captivity? none of them thinks, but all, without exception, assure weapons in their hands, they will never take them again. after all, after russia nevertheless began a military operation, it is no longer left. well, it is clear that the majority of ukrainian prisoners of war are counting on a speedy exchange procedure, unless, of course, it is established that they really did not take part in the executions of civilians and did not commit other war crimes. well, in addition, they all call on other fighters of the armed forces of ukraine to surrender and resistan

today we remember the orange revolution, we can remember the lord fourteenth year.ng period aimed just at the impact. we are ukrainians and what is now for them is not , you know, how it does not cause internal contradiction. why do we kill our citizens. here it is, uh, the very result that this cognitive war has brought now, and that is, everything is all in the golden system of manuals that you quote, stunned, that is, all this was pre-programmed planned by the fact itself. e the fact of the existence of this ukrainian mode, it turns out like this, that is, it’s not that creative, it’s natural, so to speak, the monetary properties of this mode go crazy advertising on channel one. i like amber's martial story with a continuation from april 30th at first modestly to give you the latest this season. when the nerves are at the limit, magnelis b6 is magnesium fortified with vitamin b6 magnelis b6 is up to 30% more affordable to pay for a similar imported drug? chick-chick our employees work remotely, all you need is a computer and a stable internet connection for 4 shi

just how she indulged during there , i don’t know how many recent years there, how after the orange revolutionher people did not sell, she betrayed. so many people began to die from their heads, we return to their families, in the end one of the prisoners asked me to convey his appeal to the president of ukraine if he, of course, hears it, if he wants to fight, then huy himself goes. come on, let him pick up his team, which half fled. in the first life, we lower it collects and rides with it, they fight on everyone else, just send it home. how long will they spend in captivity? none of them thinks, but all, without exception , assure weapons in their hands, they will never take it again, because after russia nevertheless launched a military operation of morale. the soldiers of the ukrainian army. it's gone. well, it is clear that the majority of ukrainian prisoners of war are counting on a speedy exchange procedure, if of course it will be established that they really did not take part in the executions of civilians and did not commit other war crimes. well, in addition, they all call on other

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and where, by the way, the revolution took place now, you can say, the orange revolution.s precisely for what has happened in recent years around russia and india, india is being hit and china is already there, maybe then the point is just that i just proceed from the same list that you have now begun to cite serbia in europe serbia is in europe, but it is practically the only european country that does not obey this master, that’s why they don’t beat her like that, hungary also gets hit in the parliamentary elections. now there was a candidate, absolutely such a seracist marquis, who had a chance to come to power, who was actively promoted by all the globalist media and at that time was very active campaign against the body was fought. actually these countries are friendly. uh, we would have much more than we think, he says, yes, after all, the serbs of the nato union they are somehow like that, therefore, the analogy. yes , one of the reasons why they remain outside nato and outside the european union is a conflict from outer space, that is, in fact, it may sound like so

when the united states over to the government in 2014, they were predecessors to 2005 with the orange revolution. but the overthrow in 2014, put in a power that objectively hostile toward russia, the repression of russian language. that's when the war started. the war started in 2014, not february 24th of 2022. but nobody in the us understands that and our media won't cover that part. just finally, the un chief who visited russia this week said that the global body is where all grievances have to be solved. why then, hasn't that happened in this case? well, remember after the book of so called massacre, the, the russians immediately asked for a security council meeting to investigate in the united kingdom said no, we don't want to investigate it. so it does make you wonder why they are more involved. there's certainly a lot of pressure to quote, isolate russia, isolate prudent, and i think that probably has a lot to do with it. daniel, many, thanks for your thoughts today. donna mcgowan from the us base, ron paul institute for peace and prosperity. russia has shut the top solid gas supplies, the

neither today we remember the orange revolution, we can remember the lord of the fourteenth year.. we are ukrainians and what is now for them is not, as it were, you know, as an internal contradiction calls. why are we killing our citizens. here it is , uh, the very result that this cognitive war has brought now, and that is, everything is all in the golden system of manuals that you quote, stunned, that is, all this was pre-programmed planned by the fact itself. with the fact of the existence of this ukrainian regime, it turns out that, that is, it’s not that creative is, it’s natural, so to speak, that the monetary properties of this regime go crazy. so we have a video from kherson, a route was found there ukrainian drone tu-143 flight, which participated in a massive strike on the city, and the correspondent of ria novosti reports right from the spot. now let's go to mariupol. after the city was liberated, the people's militia of the dpr entered it, it became clear that and many of the accusations against russia of history that were created by myths by the ukrainian country tur

stick out their beaks in other regions, that's when it started and that's uh in 2004, when the orange revolutionin 2004 and early 2005, and they also declared a little more about themselves and now in 2014 year after the revolution, they completely took power, their main ideology is not the prosperity of ukraine and the main ideology is not the prosperity of the ukrainian nation. yes. and most importantly, ideology is a moskalak nagelyaku phobia well, everything that you say. i agree, that's all true, but here's what you 're talking about now as a process. you are these people whom you pick out alive and take prisoners alive. you are in their heads. this is what you see. there, it's really in the head. roughly speaking, every infantryman, every gunner, every there is a junior officer and so on, there, really in everyone's head. that's it. well, in fact , in fact, all those thousands of prisoners who come to us and got there. and this has been happening since the fourteenth year. uh, they didn’t fight, they didn’t shoot, they are all either cooks or drivers or a loader, i see, well, or there are

stick out their beaks in other regions, and since then it has gone and here in 2004, when the orange revolution05, and they also declared a little more about themselves, and now in the fourteenth year after the revolution they completely took power their main ideology is not prosperity. ukraine, their main ideology is not the prosperity of the ukrainian nation. yes. and most importantly , ideology is a muscovite, where musophobia is everything that you speak? i agree. that's all true, but here's what you're talking about now as a process. you are these people whom you pick out alive and take prisoners alive. you are in their heads. this is what you see. there, it's really in the head. roughly speaking, every infantryman, every artilleryman, every junior officer there, and so on, there, really in everyone’s head. well, in fact, in fact, all these thousands of prisoners who come to us and got. and this has been happening since the fourteenth year. eh, they're not all they fought, they didn’t shoot, they are all either cooks or drivers or toys, it’s clear, well, or there are dentists. so it's hard

many years on the basis of the principle of non-intervention after the fact, there begins the orange revolutionctive phase. we didn't exist there. really anti-pro-russian parties did not arise or be created there. organizations were not created. there it is work, in general it was started up on its own. therefore, what has grown has grown, because the position for many years was we will work with whoever the ukrainian people choose from what the ukrainian people themselves, on the other hand, may not ask, but then, my dears, the question is not even in russia. are you seriously talk about the fact that we had to explain that it is bad to burn people, that to single out people who are shooting there in lugansk in donetsk in horlivka, you need to explain that this is bad. you me. sorry, we really had to convey to someone that the idea of ​​a dealer, a self-control, which has been carried out for years. it is necessary to convey to the person nonsense, which is not the perception of a little bit. there were people there, like kotsaba, who were trying to do something. means talk about what you coul

who is talking about business cracking jokes and then right as soon as you touch the nature of orange revolutionwanted to explain to him the reaction was unbelievable. he cracked me short and said come on, you're a smart guy. let's cut the bull. you're a smart guy. how trained what americans did, what sorrows did this is a special operation and after that the atmosphere was ruined. i feel that. after that he lived through 2014 when he was again humiliated. this is confirmed by people who saw him more than me because there is a rise that says three years ago putin was very different person. >> yeah, there is a lot of speculation, right, about his mind set. i've heard different theories from different people. some say, you know, he's very different now. he's acting irrational. others say no, what he's doing now is right out of putin's playbook. you had the face-to-face interaction with him. i'm wondering given what you know from your interaction with him and what we know now, whether you think there could actually be diplomatic talks between zelenskyy and putin. there are talks about that as you w

this battle in ukraine has been going on now for 20 years, almost 20 years since the orange revolution about this pull from east to west. it's playing out right now. again, as we said time and again, vladimir putin has miscalculated and he's going to have ukraine a member of the eu. >> they are incredible. >> by the way, finland -- >> and sweden and members of nato. stick around, ambassador mcfaul, if you can. we have more ahead on ukraine. vladimir putin is freezing the very military unit who is accused of committing the war crimes in bucha. ukraine's prosecutor general joins us to respond to that. >>> plus, with masks no longer required on planes or trains, andrew ross sorkin joins us with what that court ruling means for the travelers. >> by the way, we continue to get reports from economists, concerns about a coming recession. this morning the imf just downgraded the world outlook significantly for next year. expect the economy to slow down in the coming months. >>> president biden hits the road today to try and make sure the american people know that despite the war in europe he i

hands of putin, poisoned by forces friendly to him, perhaps in retaliation for your role in the orange revolution. do you believe that putin or other russian leaders will ever be held accountable for their alleged war crimes here? >> translator: i think if we want to secure a proper world order, and we need to think about how we're going to live in the future with such a fascist state as russia, a terrorist state that organizes and finances terrorism around the world, in the 21st century, how has it even been able to do that. a state that kills people, kills civic initiatives, and so we need to understand how that we have to work out how to live with that, and how to organize this new international space that i'm sure we will, and we will need to organize a response to this genocide in ukraine, against thousands of ukrainian villages that have been destroyed now, i'm sure. and ukrainian cities, so i think the response to this question lies ahead. >> russia conducted a test launch of a new icbm right in the middle of this war. putin said very publicly it should cause anyone threatening russia, quo

the orange revolution, the annexation of crimea, and now this war. these ideas and is believed that ukraine belongs to russia has been there for a long time. the question is, why now? i think after two years of being more or less -- we can talk more about covid. he looked around and they were disappointed in zelenskyy. they thought in the beginning zelenskyy would make peace for them on the terms they wanted. yet a 25% popularity at that point. they look at the u.s., look at afghanistan, believe the biden administration was presiding over a hopelessly hole or a society was going to be distracted. they looked at europe that also seemed distracted. the german government and the french presidential elections. they decided this was the time to strike based on a number of missed calculations that i am sure we will talk about, including miscalculating how the u.s. and europeans would respond to this. could this have been prevented? you could go back and say in 2000 eight, maybe the bush administration should have done more after the russia-georgia work in

just a reader of all the myths and legends, orangeing the revolution wittily ridiculed in book. revolution in the swamp, he writes and speaks frankly. he does not hide, he speaks frankly, he does not call. he nowhere called for the overthrow of power. more to something. nowhere in any publication. i won't find it. he didn't do that. he, as a journalist, gave and as a person assessed everything that happened, he conveyed truthful information, he conveyed truthful information to him, there were always threats. well, that is, there is always here, that is, there is always elderberry there , if you need to bring it, there are modern ones there ukrainian people are all ukrainian. he could be the first there, that the elder there is a scoundrel, a scoundrel, a nonentity and so on there, i will never forget. there are many jeeps out there today uh in russia today. and many, uh, some cultural hitlers refused to give interviews or comments there. uh, here, i'm sorry today, because i worked there, that they can't digest it. and when i didn't try to ask him, well, well. eh, what's wrong? h

but the eu is -- this is what the battle has been about since the orange revolution, hasn't it, davidnot russia. how important is this? >> well, as jon meacham would no doubt say, this goes back to catherine the great. >> yes, and the rebellion. >> the rebellion always figures in this. the issue is where does europe start and russia begin, right. in this particular case ukraine has said, we want to be part of europe for a long time now and russia has hated that idea. they hate now -- i mean look at the russian troops coming in and stealing washing machines. they're seeing a lifestyle in ukraine that they don't have any access to. >> that's right. that's incredible. >> isn't that amazing? i thought that was a relic of the soviet union. that was east berlin versus west berlin. how shocking that we hear about the oligarchs, we hear about the billions and billions of dollars, but you have russian soldiers crossing into ukraine, being shocked by what ukrainians have in their households. >> there's a substantial portion of the russian population that doesn't have indoor plumbing right now.