i know that you have a lot of ngos, many public organizations have done a great job on the orange revolutionse soviet countries. for so many years. so they helped a lot. so how can we how can we work in russia now to get people to start understand, in order to force people, how you can change the system inside russia with the help of ngos yes , yes, i agree with you, you know, the information war is very important and we have specialists and obviously they have to convey thoughts even to the heads of the most stubborn during the conversation george w. bush confirmed the presence of a biolaboratory on the territory of ukraine in the post-soviet space the pentagon finances many biolaboratories and we managed to evacuate them now received. the pranksters also remembered mikheil saakashvili , bush jr. admitted that there were many problems with him in georgia, but now it seems that the americans do not care. therefore, he was offered to start fighting against the russians today, i would like to ask you about it. he is still in ukraine yes, he has citizenship. i returned it to him, but this is lit

mocking the ukrainian is destructive technologies and i apologize channel 5 is a symbol of the orange revolutionf the revolution of dignity, and the direct one in which they so badly want to be associated with poroshenko was never anti-ukrainian ot tell me where he had something against ukraine and it was the army language vera that will do time and deny that it is the army's language of faith, well, turn on the army. well, who is it? that is, the direct channel that said the army's language of faith, and it is how they killed with whistles. it turns out that there were destructive information technologies , now with regard to narcissism, vasyl, you know that politicians in general, narcissism is a sign of the profession, probably everyone is a little bit of a politician, well , somewhere they are engaged in narcissism, and probably poroshenko is no exception, but tell me i am wrong, here is my rating of narcissists in modern ukrainian politics for me the first is narcissus volodymyr zelenskyi, the second is oleksia arestovich, and the third is andriy yarmak, for me there are three main narcissu

one, because at that time the struggle in ukraine for the orange revolution was unfolding, only justing because of the struggle of the association. uh, with the european union further, jamal first naturally and brazenly violated those the same politics rules eurovision when she sang a song about the suffering of the crimean war of the people politicized by her. yes there is no. no, now it's called the humanitarian movement, politicized for the humanities. and that's it. maybe it's even here. excuse me, here you don’t even have to remember to comment on anything, what will we comment on, comment on for whom? the artists did not perform, they clearly indicated the freedom of azov and azov began, they do not speak to the nationalist regiment. azov a call, which was banned by the americans and many the world community. uh, many countries for being frank nazis. let us remind you who the azov people are and how they became famous in quotation marks. wow battalion generally ferocious i began to threaten the executions came all the way. warriors came to us, specifically stupidly and said, co

ended, but nevertheless the next one we had a stop - it was the orange revolution of 2004-2005 and herehad the fifth channel the fifth channel and to reassess the contribution of the fifth channel in fact events er events of this orange revolution and its consequences is that today we have an independent country that bravely fights with russia, well, listen to this, it was real. such a process was simply the initiation of the ukrainian nation, and i think the contribution of the fifth channel is very important , i say uh, well, a little with my conflict of interests, because i also worked at the fifth channel as a reporter, participated in a hunger strike when kuchmy tried to throw us off the air, our current heroes are a good president. congress, this is dmytro linko, people's deputy of the eighth convocation, deputy chairman of the kirovohrad regional council, mr. dmytro. good evening. well, i know that you are also in the armed forces . i do not combine them with part-time work, because on the second day of the war , i took a direct part in the war, and it seems to me that this is mo

well, if we count from 2005 and the orange revolution, well, one of the leitmotifs of which i was also european integration . the revolution of dignity of the 14th year well, accordingly, it has already been there for 8 years if we count from the 22nd year, that is , the current year. it should be noted that there is a positive dynamic and that more and more european leaders who, well, one more thing, if we are talking about germany, have quite skeptical views on ukraine's acquisition of membership in the european union, literally, i don't know. a week ago, there was a slightly different statement from germany, and today representatives of germany are already coming to ukraine , meeting with the president of ukraine, meeting with other representatives of the ukrainian government. i think that they are being shown something from what the russians have done in ukraine, they understand. well, what price are we paying today for our european future and is changing its point of view, so i think that you know extraordinary events and extraordinary circumstances. they require extraordinary dec

what and whom do they serve, let’s start with the head of the family of the hero of the orange revolutiondemocracy viktor andreyevich yushchenko viktor andreyevich yushchenko, who, as you know, collects household items, keeps an apiary and paints pictures in the national spirit, says that his parents, simple rural teachers, instilled in him love for his native ukrainian culture , yushchenko's father was called to the front. having hit. in captivity, he survived in german camps; in general, yushchenko's childhood memories are painted in romantic tones. here, pyotr yushchenko, the elder brother of the presidents, recalls in our family they drank good coffee every day, to which dad was addicted in captivity in captivity, according to official information, more precisely, in a concentration camp. among which are mentioned ibuchenwald and auschwitz, yushchenko's father andrey andreevich spent almost the entire war ; the well-known ivan demenyuk was allegedly imprisoned in the same american filtration camp. the same camp overseer who is now being tried for the second time in germany, according

development, after a lot of ukrainians today, who have excellent education, let ’s say after the orange revolutiond education and good experiences abroad - to attract and so that it will not be a narrow group of personal friends of the president, it does not depend on the scoreboard if they are competent, it is necessary to open a political one and of course there is no good market uh, ideas and very much needed in the principle of the european uh union for integration with europe, that here uh, a lot needs to be done, and then it is necessary to attract uh, lyubchyk, a specialist of ukraine, quite literally, there is only a minute left, but i will ask one more important question for me in we are quite popular a-a let's say so eh hypotheses that enlightened authoritarianism would be good for ukraine after the war in order to modernize everything very quickly what do you think about it dictators of the president will win and for democracy this is the main integrity and thank you very much anders asland thank you -e was ours the guest is already er this is the last one for today for today positive e

feature that we know how to win but do not know how to secure a victory, well, look there, the orange revolutionon, but they did not secure the dignity of russia, they did not secure the victory, they did not secure the konotop battle. the cossacks defeated the muscovites in the battle of konotop. they beat all their troops, but for some reason they decided to go back and not to moscow, so we need to secure any victory. this is the first and the second, friends. well, now is the time. you know, there are a lot of people who call themselves public figures, historians, and the like, but in reality, collaboration is a question of collaborators, we treat it very gently. and we have poland next to us. they have already had their tenth wave of lustration and they are purging from this time on collaborators who collaborated with the soviet union , those komsomol members who are now 60 years old. they are purging them anyway today, we have a lot of cooperatives in the humanitarian field, which actually include, i will say ok. for the world, the workshop is for historians and archaeologists who, since th

because i worked on the fifth channel and i worked on the fifth channel twice, i went into this orange revolutionm not ashamed to say that i worked on the fifth channel and that i passed it, reminding who worked where in the government now who is at the very top, this is the time i'm finishing it, i had to find an opportunity and say and when when all and direct and fifth and espresso e-e sent to all government agencies in the office in the name of the president of the president 's office the cabinet of ministers the council on radio and television and everyone is silent as a deaf mute and does not know who gave the order to disconnect these three from digital broadcasting channels, in my opinion , today, remove these three most powerful and most popular channels from the front of the information war - this is the same to andrei as removing three combat brigades from the front line, weakening this military front, but does it not understand this, and it still affects everyone in each let our head of state speak with the permission to say, here he is again talking about uh, this is a joining of eff

it was so during the orange revolution, so it was during the revolution of dignity, and so it is todaying our fierce confrontation with the most treacherous enemy of humanity in putin's russia. i often remember how at the beginning of our independence, ukraine was mostly on the periphery of the attention of the world public, there were even such curious cases, the first visit of our then president leonid kuchma to the countries of the persian gulf and during a meeting with the head of the arab emirates , it seems to me, the translators faced a problem. time returns to the same topic. he says that we will gladly consider your proposals for cooperation, but you know that we are very concerned about the fact that the ukrainian armed forces are participating in military operations on the territory of bosnia and herzegovina, where a lot of our brothers are killed, the only faithful muslims, members of the ukrainian delegation look at each other with surprise, someone heard something about some armed units of ukrainians on the territory of bosnia and herzegovina, and later, at the end of the

from this party block after the defeat of yanukovych and medvedchuk in 2004, the victory of the orange revolution, a block not like that in which he was also one of the frontmen there, and then all his future already it was somewhere near medvedchuk, near surkis, near sdp, about you said about financial matters, they really wrote a lot about the fact that he was financially dependent on these characters, and this is kravchuk, probably never most of such will not forgive the passionate part of ukrainian society. was this the only possible political future for kravchuk, surrounded by such characters of dubious pro-russian orientation in ukrainian politics? well, first of all, he was a person of left-wing views and it was important for him to stay somewhere with the left. social democracy, well, from the point of view of his worldview, it is quite acceptable, the only thing is that it was an absolutely fraudulent group and not an ideological party. i once made a joke then . in ukrainian politics, they were called chuk and hek, and i wrote such a meme kravchuk stole and stole and will steal and uh-we

atrocities . that many people in the western european political class are still convinced that the orange revolution of 2004 in ukraine was inspired mainly by the united states of america russian mass media information convinced a number of people in western european countries that when the maidan revolution and dignity began in ukraine in 2013, it happened mostly due to the intervention of western countries, many people still believe that after the collapse of the soviet union in 1991, nato and the european union humiliated russia, all these narratives spread the russian disinformation ecosystem, and unfortunately we could not oppose anything in this ideological struggle. this is the first reason, the second is that russia simply bribed very many western political leaders in countries such as austria and there is france. you know that many leading countries are members of the supervisory boards of various russian companies. one example of which everyone knows is the former chancellor of germany, gerhard schroeder, but in austria, france and italy there are also many politicians who are in the same

were at one time armed by the father of petro poroshenko during viktor yurchenko during the orange revolution, that is. uh, i'm very familiar with the technology of organizing color revolutions and mind you. yes, he constantly called on various authorities, the prosecutor's office, various international instances to interrogate him in order to he spoke about how both the coup of the fourth year and the coup of the fourteenth year were arranged. that is, he was an absolutely objectionable witness. and here again, according to the ukrainian media, the person is being removed. it turns out that he allegedly, but again, different media report differently, allegedly died during shelling at a checkpoint in the same zaporozhye region, which, as you said at the beginning today. yes , indeed, they are already firing at the british, including artillery installations, they didn’t show the body , they didn’t show what was killed. how is it all it turned out what they said, but everything looks like another staging of the death of an objectionable politician. how many more of these will be thrown to us, w

experience and knowledge of information policy since the time of ukraine without kuchma and the orange revolutionead of prison he could have worked in the ministry of information policy and culture, so it is not time to lose such the skills and experience of dmytro lykhova, the editor-in-chief of the news website, he is also ah, well, he is outraged by this position. i want to quote him to the people from medvedchuk murayev’s channels, etc., no one prevents you from changing, repenting and buying somewhere else , and their appointment in the combat brigade of the information front is as if a sleazy person appointed himself to the general staff, for example, basorin chi marochka well, the subway is enough for the trouble, by the way, it is critical, as it seems to me soberly, he generally looks at our television space, he thinks that, well, almost everyone the channels have media people to whom there are questions, but this is the most annoying. of course, it is necessary to vote at least from the air. maybe they will find other platforms. well, i also want to kiss maryna danyliuk, yarmolayeva blo

and the baturin massacre were the sections on the history of the orange revolution dazzled on the pagesfor fifth graders they began to rewrite after he came to power yanukovych's textbooks, as minister of education dmitry tabaknik said at the time, tried to make them more objective, in particular, the term great patriotic war was restored. information about the un upa remained again side by side with chapters on the history of the soviet partisan movement. it was a personal initiative. dmitry tobacconist. it was he who tried. uh, using your powers, but you somehow change the situation, but the whole policy of yanukovych was fundamentally no different from politics. seeker. all ideological politics. they gave at the mercy of the galicians. they thought that this way we would take the loot. we are clogging up financial flows. we will take power. here, and with this, so as not to blather, we will give up the ideology of releasing what they want , under yanukovych, the svoboda party, uh, the nazi svoboda party is under yanukovych, or it was promoted by the aspiration. not so much rewrite. h

unlike ukrainian diplomats what are the important moments for the country for the example of the orange revolution or the revolution of dignity showed a principled democratic position russian consulted around the authoritarian system they were brought up in a nomenclatural environment and come from former communist functionaries communist diplomats they were brought up in the traditions of stalinism in putinism they were fed at the usual feeding trough that putin created and uh they are under real threat of reprisals coat of arms in turn, the convinced kremlin assesses bondarev's actions as an unfortunate incident, probably the authorities have already sent a message to the ministry of foreign affairs, which in turn sent it to its officials, warning them to be vigilant about people who do not support putin's policies or to avoid such demarches in the future. for a week or two there were demonstrations against the war, and then a very clear message came from the kremlin, and for all such manifestations of dissatisfaction with the war, they began to be severely punished and they largely disappeared.

joined the united social democratic party, with which he twice entered the parliament after the orange revolution 2006 , together with viktor medvedchuk, yury boiko led the opposition bloc, which was not the same as the supreme the council never came to the power of its own accord, and inevitably it will create individuals. that's how we work. we work for you. during the revolution of dignity, kravchuk tried to take a neutral position, although he condemned the violence of law enforcement officers against protesters, this desire to stay in politics unfortunately led him to play with various political forces

that is, i also saw what was, uh, when the orange revolution was, because there was a lot of supportt on the relationship with viktor yushchenko his surroundings a-a then that's euro maidan because i was there when euromaidan was, that is, the first days he started as a student, which all came out. but even euromaidan didn't give such a printed push. how is it war, that is, and ukraine is all paid off. i now see this, then it was really big money млиннные очень большое поднятие, but i had to raise it. how after that, then sleep a little, then again rise 5 sparks, and now , this is such a unity of light, if on this united wave, now ukraine will get it. invitation as for membership in the european union, i wouldn't, er, also not discard the existence of the possibility and er, the member was notified because now the nato generals say that the ukrainian army is now acting in general . western countries already have something to learn from this, god forbid, that victory would have come sooner, but in fact ukraine, and from this war, there will already be another one united with a strong

well, a new one is in the news now, we are completely in the news when we used to count the orange revolutionarge , various news agencies of the world made stories , so we counted somewhere around 3 billion dollars and we then became known to the world. in coats for two months, that is, for two months, we are not yet being talked about by the bbc, the new york times, just time, uh, well, well, they are only german, so uh, well, not really there, it was there for about three weeks when we were on the first fingers, they us france is also taking away a little bit of the project. but we are in the world every day. imagine , because it would cost money if we ordered a program based on the image of ukraine, and we need to inform. what is happening because, for example, china, the arab world, they do not know what is happening here at all they listen to the assessment propaganda, that is, there are russian tv channels in every hotel in the world, and there is a list of things that go there, and russia, there is 24 russia-1, and they watch ukrainian channels there, there are no ukrainian channels fo

is, a law is adopted that eliminates such examples let's say one of the conquests after the orange revolution be online, and so on, that is, in fact, there are. that is, these are still the alarm bells that you listed we have to keep an eye on it once again, this is not to diminish the fact that zelensky is doing great and useful work, but we should not close our eyes to these, let's say, disturbing things that are more than that, we have to talk about it the question is literally the question of the government during the war, if there is anything to criticize, can you or should you wait until victory, this is the main discussion in social networks right now , what and how and how to do it, see now we will say well, they criticized the government a little and praised it a little criticized it but we did not evaluate, let's say , the actions of the supreme commander-in-chief of the military, our military, and so on . our enemy is here, by the way, again, since you said it, i don't understand how the adviser to the head of the president's office is. well, i'll call his simple name, lord arestov

he left for russia immediately after the orange revolution. this is how he looked in his youth. further on, there is a photo with leonid kuchma. and the third photo what does he look like now, in general, you don't even recognize him with a beard , such people, despite the russian patriarchy, let me remind you that earlier in the 20th year in russia, he received four years of probation under the article of fraud. and then again, as a russian popik, here is the next photo, according to the fraud article, he owes 12 million dollars, it seems, to the company of russian billionaire alisher usmanov. that’s how the fisherman is. i would have recognized him at all. well, russian political scientists are already joking, in particular, with kostyantyn matvienko on facebook, jokingly, russia does not create an exchange a fund for the exchange of certain figures of the past for certain russian figures in ukraine, in particular, for example, viktor medvedchuk, ihor bakai, detained, we will follow his further fate for 4 years conditionally, he has been suspended for fraud since the 20th year

joins the united social democratic party, with which he twice enters the parliament after the orange revolution. in 2006 , together with viktor medvedchuk, yury boyok leads the opposition bloc in the elections, which did not pass the nomination to the verkhovna rada inevitably generates a personality remote. this is how we work for you during the revolution of dignity kravchuk tried to take a neutral position, although he condemned the violence of law enforcement officers against protesters, this desire to stay in politics unfortunately led him to play with various political forces while changing his position in july 2020, 86-year-old leonid kravchuk headed the ukrainian delegation at the negotiations in minsk, negotiated with russia to end the war in eastern ukraine peace in donbas leonid kravchuk he didn't wait to die in the third month of russia's full-scale war with ukraine lilia honcharuk the prize authority bohdan stutters the only news on social media leonid kravchuk was born in the rivne region in the village of velikiy zhityn, which is not far from the regional center, our film crew vi

for the orange revolution. and certainly the 2014 qu, so the media is only given the ukrainian side of the story. ukrainian source is a washington, a leaving out huge chunks of this story, particularly that 2014 us back who in care of the civil war and dumbass role of neo nazis. what the mini cooper was about, the nato, a treaty draft treaties russia put forward in december. all that is gone. you can't even discuss what the causes of this war are, which would include all the things i just mentioned. you are then banned as we were from paypal because of false information. you are traded, branded as you said, a traitor or a potent puppet at such are just for trying to write the facts about the war without taking either side even just doing that. so you were left with the, a cartoon figure of russian russia just being a monster that wanted for no reason whatsoever to attack this democratic country. and of course, as we're going to talk, i think later about so and sky, it's hardly a democracy. ukraine, mike laurel,

and the baturin massacre, were the sections on the history of the orange revolution dazzling on the pagestextbooks, even for fifth-graders they began to rewrite textbooks after yanukovych came to power, as the minister of education dmitry tabakovik then said, they tried to make them more objective, in particular, the term great patriotic war was restored war. information about the un upa remained, but side by side with chapters on history of the soviet partisan movement. it was a personal initiative. dmitry tobacconist. it was he who tried. uh, using your powers, but you somehow make a difference. well, all politics. not fundamentally did not differ from yushchenko's entire ideological policy. i was given at the mercy of the galicians. they thought that this way we would take the loot. we are clogging up financial flows. we will take power. here, and with this, so as not to blather, we will give up ideology. let them do what they want, it's the same under yanukovych, the svoboda party, uh, the nazi party freedom is under yanukovych, or it was promoted by aspiration. not so much rewrite. h

for the orange revolution. and certainly the 2014 qu, so the media is only given the ukrainian side of the story. ukrainian source is a washington, a leaving out huge chunks of this story, particularly that 2014 us back who in care of the civil war and dumbass role of neo nazis. what the mini cooper was about, the nato, a treaty draft treaties russia put forward in december. all that is gone. you can't even discuss what the causes of this war are, which would include all the things i just mentioned. you are then banned as we were from paypal because of false information. you are traded, branded as you said, a traitor or a potent puppet at such are just for trying to write the facts about the war without taking either side even just doing that. so you were left with the, a cartoon figure of russian russia just being a monster that wanted for no reason whatsoever to attack this democratic country. and of course, as we're going to talk, i think later about so and sky, it's hardly a democracy. ukraine, my laurel, i

and the baturin massacre, were the sections on the history of the orange revolution dazzling on the pagesf textbooks, even for fifth-graders they began to rewrite textbooks after yanukovych came to power, as the minister of education dmitry tabaknik then said, they tried to do more objective. in particular, the term great patriotic war was restored. information about the un upa remained, but side by side with the main ones about the history of the soviet partisan movement. it was a personal initiative of dmitry tabak, it was he who tried. uh, using your powers. that's how to change the situation somehow. but the whole policy of yanukovych was fundamentally no different from politics. june all ideological politics. i have a distant ransom for the galicians. they thought that this way we would take the loot. we score financial flows. we will take power. here, and with this, so as not to blather, we will give up ideology. let them do whatever they want, under yanukovych, the svoboda party, and the nazi svoboda party, is it under yanukovych, or was it promoted by the aspiration. not so much r

i know that you have many ngos many public organizations have done a great job work on the orange revolutionses. for so many years. so, they helped a lot. so, how can we work in russia now, so that people start to understand, to get people, how you can change the system inside russia with the help of ngos. yes, yes, i agree with you . the information war is very important. and we have specialists and obviously they have to convey thoughts even to the heads of the most stubborn, this video has become one of the most viewed in recent times. i think you also want to meet with the guys. now they are in touch with us. and vladimir kuznetsov is a prank of journalists. vovan alekseev stolyarov prank from journalist lexus guys. hello we are glad to welcome you to our studio. i'll ask the first question right away. how to get through to george bush for sure? this is the classic question you get asked at all. how to get through to such high-ranking people. now he is not as high-ranking as before, of course, but nonetheless. i don't have his number. we don’t have the most interesting thing either, becau

, precipitating the orange revolution, and the georgian war.t january 6th should not be underestimated as a turning point. and neither should the president's interference in national security and attempting to extort an investigation. this was the substance of the first impeachment. now, i think we are in a different world. the fact is that vladimir putin and russia overplayed its hands. authoritarianism overplayed its hands, and the weakness and the hollowness of authoritarianism as a model is laid bare. it's not just about russia and ukraine. it looks like russia's going to lose. i think that's an apparent statement now. what is the lesson for the rest of the world? russia -- the second most powerful military in the world lost to, at best, a regional power. china now needs to consider where it maybe have gone awry, whether cult of personality rule around president xi is the right way to go, or is it to go back to the deng model of committee rule that allowed china to flourish? and i think that's really what's at stake here. what's at stake is

this is the orange revolution.en i heard, as it were, yes, we are one here, but these in the crimea they are not people. they are still strangers, they are potential traitors. the time will come, we will cut them, and so on we said, then there was still no, so to speak, crimea and this very donbass, there was none of this. even then, internal was one of the reasons, by the way, to the question of culture, one of the reasons is precisely what we are told, you do not like ukraine. no, i personally really love ukraine. one reason is that they spent over these people by a huge number of people completely inhuman experiments. they took out everything human and good from their souls, leaving them with empty embroidered candy wrappers as a symbol in return. it is not clear why, to say so, some of these here mean all these and these same singers on these dombras and so on , replacing this meaning, but instead they left only the most disgusting hatred, an incomprehensible insult to the whole world and the desire to take rev

after the orange revolution. that is free of corruption, follows the rule of law and allows for democratic rights. that is one that will be, i think, the next step challenge for the government. what i am grateful for, the support and appropriations to help us support ukraine. we must be mindful of that being a challenge and we must offer assistance in ways it will help ukrainians meet that challenge. >> my fear is that the ukraine will win the war and lose the peace. we want them to be admitted to the eu, to make the transparency standards -- which the rest of the eu does comply with. i think it is imperative for us to figure out how to square that circle. the soon as this war is concluded, we want them to join the eu but we will not if they return to the same pattern. including their addiction to natural gas from russia which has them being the bottom five in terms of energy efficiency. they got addicted to a corrupt way of operating. we are glad to have you there. we will assist them during the war but they hav

and if we remember the year 2003-2004 in ukraine, the orange revolution, that's what it got, as it were, that was the start of the events that are taking place today. uh, the fourteenth year is the euromaidan, also 9 years, half of this cycle. that's why this is the situation. she, as it were, was already predetermined by tatiana, a person who also predicted the pandemic for a long time repeatedly, that there are different ways knowledge of the world. i don't insist on anything. i'm just telling you the facts, so, so let's hear it. i'm sure she has her own conclusions about the future. i hope there may be magic science, and even about the beginning of hostilities. i wrote back in january in my forecast, when this was not even a question. many people tell me about this and see each other in such a way that we also have a special operation. in general, well, now we can already assume that in june there will be some kind of intelligible negotiations, which, uh, that means, yes, which however, they can already lead to some result. uh, unlike those that happened already in march in april, th

after the orange revolution, after the revolution of dignity. that is for a ukraine that is free of corruption, follows the rule of law, allows for democratic rights. that is one that is something that will be the biggest challenge, i think, next step challenge for the ukrainian government. i think when i really am grateful for is that congressional support and the appropriations to help us support ukraine. i think we must be mindful of that being such a challenge, and we must offer assistance in ways that are going to help the ukrainians meet that challenge. >> yeah, my fear is that ukraine is going to win the war lose the peace. >> exactly. >> their principal obstacle to accession to the eu has been there corruption, top to bottom and their government. in their society. so, we want them to be admitted to the eu, we want them to be able to meet the transparency standards. which the rest of the eu, in fact, does comply with. so, i think it's imperative for us to figure out how to square that circle. it is too discussions going on at the same tim

and if we remember the year 2003-2004 in ukraine, the orange revolution.e events that are taking place today. uh, the fourteenth year is the euromaidan, also 9 years, half of this cycle. that's why this is the situation. she, as it were, was already predetermined by tatyana a person who also predicted the pandemic for a long time repeatedly, that there are different ways of knowing the world. i don't insist on anything. i'm just telling you the facts, so, so let's hear it. surely she has. conclusions about the future. i hope there may be pseudoscience, even about the outbreak of hostilities. i wrote back in my january forecast, when there was no mention of it.

already have and we already know that they are going honey well you do you remember the orange battery? the revolution't many bulls, the children didn't know that there would be other people in these things, if we don't face or protect them certain i think that the operations this time student eh student eh situation ee it is possible to precede them who were there, something will happen to everyone and this means the name russia will be severnaya koreyya or the regime will break, which you understand is somewhere nearby and can break quickly, is he afraid of it or does he live in such a vacuum where he thinks he is the all- powerful emperor, well, these are his crazy ideas which he then promotes to the masses. i think that it is very incredible that he understands this because his main people are now, as far as we know nikolay pottrushchenko, what kind of carousel is going on because of the fact that we go through what he writes, uh, he says what he wants puti me eh understands eh and eh the other person is yuriy kovalchuk, who won't listen to the gloating glances and never says anything in public. d

times , we can guess for sure, because we are talking about the 2004 elections in ukraine, the orange revolution in these elections. did we talk to kuchma's entourage or not? what they complained about, then they say, here we are in the ninety-fourth year we entered the budapest. we agreed. they're spreading and dismantling their nuclear warheads. we dismantled the americans. we are europeans for this. factories were to be built. in terms of disposal for storage, there is a whole cycle of processing all this, they say, they didn’t do anything then in 2004, this question was already raised that nothing happened, therefore, what was the reference point for always that guys, let it be stored somewhere here. yes, let it be here for you, but for better times, and then we will understand that it is important to do with this, that the americans always need a danger zone on ours on our continent because that this will definitely not affect them, because there are no such means of delivery in ukraine yet, therefore, it assumes, you are exactly right. anatoly needs to understand, please, a second. palych

our state department combined with the cia helped support the orange revolution. when it happened, they ousted a duly elected president and put in our puppet that they have right now. they supported bringing ukraine into nato. vladimir putin, prior to taking crimea, warned that he will not permit nato to be on his border. you can't blame him for that. he's protecting his own country. america didn't listen. america did what it does best, which is get their nose into other nations business. it's insanity. that's all the u.s. wants to do is tickets nose into other country business. are you kidding me? the answer is not escalating war, although i do agree with tenzing or -- kinsinger. giving the president the authority to use troops in the context of chemical weapons or nuclear weapons. that's good, to take it out of the executive branch and bring it into congress. let's also remember, nuclear war is off the table. no country is going to pull triggers on nuclear weapons. it's just suicide. any nation in this world that has nuclear weapons is not going to pull the trig

our generation had a difficult fate and the achievement of independence and then the oranges of the champion revolutiony is a big russian invasion and we have to realize that none of us wants to pass this war on to our grandchildren so that they one morning woke up from rocket explosions in the center of our capital, if we leave the russian armed forces on ukrainian soil, it is only a matter of time when they will return. when they will have a more favorable moment when they will attack again ukraine and i am deeply convinced that we have to solve this issue now in this war we have all our lands and you have russia to them i never emphasize never even hide my head well attack ukraine look at the state of their army someone will say first will be their dachas because they they attacked in six directions, call now, they concentrated all their forces, everything they had, the whole fighting fist, and for two weeks, two weeks, we hear about battles in the east, but seva's understanding is standing, lysychansk is standing, and near kharkiv, our the armed forces of ternopil are actually attacking the russian

times, we can guess for sure, because we are talking about the 2004 elections in ukraine, the orange revolutiontalk to kuchma's entourage or not? what they complained about, then they say, here we are in the ninety-fourth year we entered the budapest. we have agreed to. they are distributing and dismantling their nuclear warheads. we dismantled the americans for us these are europeans. they had to build recycling plants for storage, there is a whole cycle of processing all this they say, not nothing, then in 2004 there was already this question that nothing happened, therefore, what was the reference point for always what guys, let you have somewhere - then it is stored here. yes, let it be here for you, but for better times, and then we will understand what it is important to do with it, that the americans always need a danger zone on ours on our continent, because it will definitely not affect them, because such means ukraine does not have delivery yet, therefore, it actually assumes. exactly you are right. anatoly needs to understand, please, the second will receive february 19, which means

yesterday, and then in mls, before the philadelphia unions 1-1 tie at the new england revolution, the union players wore oranges with the message end gun violence during pregame. i'm a sports freak, but i'm trying to get at something bigger here. this is one of these incidents that has spilled over out of the realm of cable news and politics into the realm of mass popular culture, and you see it throughout sports. you see it in the entertainment world, a lot of other places. i wonder whether that among the many signs that maybe this is different, that that's one of those places where it could be a little different and whether you think, a, whether you think that's true, and whether you think it matters? >> well, i think it's important you mention this. i do think it matters because what happens when sports figures speak up, they get above and through politics so their ability and now their perceived in america and around the world, but let's just say america, it's outside the political realm. people don't know whether most of these people are republicans or democrats, and so when they speak out, it has an impa