so josh soros, and we figured out the orange revolution. that is, the more unstable the system, the it is more profitable for him to earn than the unstable exchange rate, and, accordingly, an unstable economy. and if you have insider information. that is, the same top politicians will prompt you, and in general, it turns out very well. how does the soros of the orange revolution work out that he is a profiteer? yes, that is, he sells at the peak, and at the minimum they buy so especially well when you can communicate with politicians who leak information to you. but it's even better when these politicians are yours and they form the agenda. you just show them antifas says, but today we collapse, and tomorrow we raise, and now we collapse again and thus on these vibrations. he just pumps up, as if vacuuming his own financial bag. and it also seems to me that it’s better when the special services work with you, of course, he absolutely told them anyway, paid attention, then that’s why he behaves so frivolously in such a boorish way, yes, beca

uh, known for his uh, orange revolutions, then julia changes color. she will become the queen of the maidan well, respectively. uh, someone will get the money. this someone will not ukrainian people. and actually yulia timoshenko herself, i promised to tell you, uh, one little story. uh, the man who still met with yulia tymoshenko and this is me, but it was about seven years ago. it was the national prayer breakfast of the united states of america already more than half. when these events take place, the president of the united states always takes part there. all confessions should gather there. and this is what they might know. what a lot of people don't know is that this organization has, and the instigator of it all. this is some kind protestant sect. it is called the feelyship or the brotherhood. this organization periodically hosts all sorts of important leaders of this world. it so happened that i was there too, and the chairmen of this organization, and now the deceased call it law. in his mansion he received various politicians from i come, so

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, which they took and built for themselves during the investigation, it turned out after the orange revolutionenator barack obama, the first thing he visited in ukraine was biolaboratories pentagon and the country's ministry of health signed an agreement dangerous biogenetic materials were sent to the us military department by diplomatic mail, that is, an international system for the study of dangerous pathogens capable of infecting certain genotypes of people, animals and plants of the military biological project of the united states in the world pursue very clear and understandable goals of reducing us. elenia, the territories of which represent for these interests along with political projects for color revolutions , such an order is not a mechanism. in the report of the parliamentary commission, it was noted that in 2008 the so-called ukrainian project was launched for short, upi, as part of it, they conducted experiments on military personnel, everything was under the control of the pentagon, these data were obtained during their in total, the ministry of defense analyzed more than 2,000

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the country, and these are not only refugees, but also those who incited hatred in during the orange revolutionsre to people in the odessa house of trade unions a. also members of us battalions, warsaw pays many of these people training in warfare. this is extreme. dangerous given the ideological pumping that the ukrainians were subjected to. the last decades with real sadness. we observe among the newcomers after many years of nazi indoctrination, the state cult of stepan bandera, novel shukhevych and other nazi accomplices left an indelible mark on subsequent generations of ukrainians. to these people terrible harm was done by instilling in them hatred for their neighbors. ethnic and religious minority to all who do not share the cult of criminals meanwhile , european governments are not coping with the humanitarian burden, according to the romanian building adv.ru, official bucharest cancels payments to ukrainians for accommodation at the rate of $15 per day per person. now for placement will pay 440 dollars a month for a family. this caused dissatisfaction with the romanians evicting large u

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them have a look at his level because that's how the muslim world co couple of the with the orange revolution with my station. the last chance for a democratic russia my down to the been meeting with in the soon as they leave for much you look last see good. but i'll start to say one of the gentlemen that the legend city stand by noon and i don't, i'm not april students when the lady will so me out a little up the all the money out a be then a time will be with them in that each of the protest is in thailand have continued their demonstrations in the capital bank called me ah, i just study the roof of it made up of it out of a jewel. i'm all the on the phoebe and the one i mean i'm going to die. the rosy, a employees must give me marriage names, thing that they're fighting for the event. and just then a book that should be indebted to the best of putting them up, thinking that they're biting on the defense of the liberal democratic one. i think they will be the loses ah ah, ah ah, nearly 2 thirds of american voters support cameras in the courtroom. login is it's the only diesel that g t and s

maybe because together we went through difficult times in ukraine, the orange revolution.he russian ambassador. i am a journalist. here on his 65th birthday at the embassy, ​​the line of guests and stretched for hundreds of meters. someone gave pigeons to the hero of the day ; i came to him on a motorcycle, which really aroused genuine interest in him, the conversation went. that's about our character. how to say it right? to not know each other. cathedral people of the cathedral type we're not really like that. sometimes we need to be pissed off. and sometimes, and often, then we like to relax. here's to relaxation relaxation for us. i think for a russian person. this is death and such relaxation is a catastrophe. then we must again gather into a fist to strain. we can give our lives, do not spare your life not for faith. orthodox there is nothing, even close it looks like. oh, the fate of russia is two comrade-in-arms whom she would be in life in an embrace and will be an army fleet. well the way it is. tell me, when russia was respected, but when russia was embraced, we

and have them look at his level because that's how the muslim will come up with the, with the orange revolution implementation. the last chance for a democratic russia my down to one of the group in goes to soon as they leave for you. we look last see good. but i'll start the say, one of the gentleman that the agency, the stand by noon and i don't, i'm not april students when the lady will so me out a bit with the, with the money it up a be, then they will get them in that each deline protest is in thailand, have continued their demonstrations in the capital bank. call me i i study the move it up and move it out of until i'm on the, on the, on the, on the on. i mean, i've been dive the rosie a employees must get. ah, it has done that was so she knew what the med did. dom donnell is going to show you the the many that's off and put me back to the southern wanda . i'm a bit of a liberal in enough to come up with some blog, piano one along with it. i mean, ah, ah, trump is again at the nexus of american politics. he's also the 1st american president debased jail time. the entire legal apparatus of

, which they took and built for themselves during the investigation, it turned out after the orange revolutionator barack obama was the first in fact, it was the biolaboratories in ukraine that the pentagon and the ministry of health of the country entered into an agreement dangerous biogenetic materials were sent to the us military department by diplomatic mail, that is, the russian borders, an international system for the study of dangerous pathogens capable of infecting certain genotypes of people, animals and plants of the military has unfolded. the us biological project in the world has very clear goals. reducing the population of the territory which represents their interests along with the political projects of the revolution , such a fail-safe mechanism is also included. in the report of the parliamentary commission, it was noted that in 2008 the so-called ukrainian project for short upi was launched within the framework of it, experiments were carried out on military personnel were all under the control of the pentagon, these data were obtained during its entirety. the ministry of def

this is the indicator that we have been talking about for the last 10 years, since after the orange revolution of dignity, we have already been talking about this, that cooperation with the international monetary fund - this is an indicator and you know the third point, even though i live in kyiv, i draw your attention to the fact that more and more people are returning to ukraine , and it seems to me that this also partially affects these moments, that is, people are returning with more and certain consumption savings what kind of people, for example, went abroad with them during the acute phase of the war and now they are returning to ukraine, of course, there were easter holidays, which traditionally people spend more than er than the usual period of time and return it seems to me that it is after all return to seasonal partly to seasonal brands thank you mr. andrii andrii dupas - president of the association of ukrainian banks was with us on the air, we talked about the situation related to the ukrainian economy and the ukrainian financial system , now we will move to the caucasus and we w

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well, as soon as kuchma left the presidency, everything predictable changed after the orange revolutionev, with renewed vigor they announced the ukrainian search. they did minor nasty things in crimea, but after another change of power, they again changed the vector already accepted by nukovych. the notorious kharkiv agreements were signed, which were supposed to guarantee the extension of the black sea fleet's stay in the crimea right up to 2042, but given the eternal political turbulence in ukraine, it is unlikely that this agreement could be considered reliable , the issue was resolved with itself in 2014, if the russian black sea fleet had not remained here . without him , even polite people would not be able to come here. where would they land, if not on the territory of the military units of the black sea fleet, not on our airfields. but at one time they talked a lot about why not just stop arguing and move the chernomor base photo to novorossiysk but then a reasonable question became, and who exactly in this case will be based in sevastopol for basing the naval forces of ukraine

name of the sapsan operational-tactical complex, which began to be developed shortly after the orange revolutionh the idea appeared as early as the 94th project, it was called borysfen. the peregrine falcon is capable of transmitting greetings even at a distance of 500 km . that is why russia was putting sticks in the wheels all the way by a ukrainian designer, albeit late, but the complex was supposed to appear during the 30- anniversary of independence, it was even shown at the parade, however, the large-scale invasion adjusted these plans but did not cancel them, judging by the hints of the top military leadership and the activation of russian propaganda and agency, how the unique ukrainian peregrine falcon can change the rules of the game why is moscow afraid of him like hell oleksandr melnikov will explain everything at the fingertips of the ukrainian peregrine falcons, prepare a unique weapon that can change the course of the war, this is a program of missile-free nuclear deterrence of the enemy , when the project for the production of ballistic packages in this 50 km system appears and ho

name of the sapsan operational-tactical complex, which began to be developed shortly after the orange revolution as early as the 94th project, it was called borysfen, the sapsan is capable of transmitting greetings at a distance of 500 km. wheels by a ukrainian designer, albeit late, but the complex was supposed to appear around the time of the 30th anniversary of independence, it was even shown at a parade, however, a large-scale invasion adjusted these plans, but did not cancel them, judging by the hints of the top military leadership and the activation of russian propaganda and agency as a unique ukrainian a peregrine falcon can change the rules of the game , why is moscow afraid of him like hell , oleksandr melnikov will explain everything on the fingers of a ukrainian peregrine falcon, prepare a unique weapon that can change the course of war, this is a program of a non-nuclear missile deterrent, when a project to produce a ballistic package in this 50 km system appears and how will they help deo to buy crimea with these they can beat, for example, the crimean bridge ukraine can use against

am sure regardless of whether the right or the left is in charge, it was like that during the orange revolutionresident of poland, oleksandr kwasnyrska, was one of the leaders of support for ukraine, it was also the case under the presidents of kaczyński, in the end, yes it was during the revolution of dignity, when on the independence square , the leaders of the ruling party and the opposition supported your struggle for democracy, and it was the same now, when you are passing the most difficult exam defending independence of one's country with weapons, dear ladies and gentlemen, dear friends, to the taras shevchenko monument , which is right in the very center of warsaw. here, not far from the belvedere , beautiful words are carved with which this great ukrainian poet appealed to us for the poles , in the future take the poles' hand and heart and we will find a heart our name of christ those in the name of christ a quiet paradise actually now before our eyes before our eyes this prophecy is happening great ukrainian poet in the hour of trials we poles gave into our hands to our ukrainian brot

so, before the orange revolution, we had our own revolution on the grass .olution was a very famous revolution when we defended our right and the sumy community. let's say so, there was why and they sent the varangians very often, so that their own civil society. well, i would define it at least on the left bank as the strongest on the left bank of the dnieper. i mean at least stronger than in kharkiv, we have more teeth than in kharkiv, it was definitely that , and we we were close to them and we were slobozhanshchyna more ukrainian than kharkiv, it’s definitely here for putin, he came in the 14th year already without teeth, it was easy to stay in kharkiv , there were still invasions, yes, that’s why they send someone to sumy oblast all the time, and not from their own funds, that’s why i think that here they don't want to play with civil society, and others and others - these are the miscreants who change their shoes there on the fly, well , we remember, we remember that there is a march of students , for example, oleg medunytsia, but he was on the screen

but this was all preparatory work, and in 2005 , the orange revolution and the coming to power of yushchenkoates, opened the way, and it was not by chance that one of the first visits of mr. obama and lugar, who promoted the project to the nagara. they visit biolaboratories and then a treacherous agreement is concluded between the ministry of health of ukraine and the pentagon. notice between the ministry of health and the pentagon, with the blessing, of course, of the treacherous position of president yushchenko, and this agreement already contains conditions that are absolutely discriminatory for the citizens of ukraine, that is, in fact , step by step, they begin to turn the citizens of ukraine , ukraine itself, into a living testing ground for research and testing for all military specialists. this is what full immunity was introduced for. but the worst thing is that everything that they collected on the territory of ukraine that they did not interested. these are biogenetic materials , viruses, pathogens, they send hypotheses in order to hide from the public both in ukraine and the unit

it all reminded me of how we climbed into the world of god 16 years ago, after the orange revolution, go to the book fair in chitsk and it was in the style of shame and a lot was said about it. now listen to such people listen to the presentation. well, it’s not, it’s not. you don’t need presentation opportunities to at least show the books of those authors who are known to the english audience . sorry for the three. zhadan kurkov. zabuzhko for bushko . territory, that is, in london, he has the same rights as younger authors. unfortunately, i say this. you understand as a person who does not need this advertising, because my books are already in piccadilly in the bookstore on piccadilly in the center of london, in the window of my english speaking books on the contrary, it is me, the ukrainian state in this case should use my step-by-step desire to advertise itself and this whole presentation . what new contracts did you bring, how did you sell them to the western agents, who are there , er, give like a swarm of flies, who did you sell, how did you manage to promote ukraine, promote w

maybe because we are together passed the difficult times in the ukraine orange revolution. ambassador. i am a journalist. here, on his 65th birthday at the embassy, ​​the line of guests stretched for hundreds of meters. someone gave pigeons to the hero of the day, i am a book by maximilian voloshin, but for the last interviews, in order to somehow entertain the fading vector of stepanovich, i came to him on a motorcycle, which really aroused genuine interest in him, the conversation went that's about our character. to not know each other. cathedral people of the cathedral type we're not really like that. us sometimes gotta piss off. and sometimes, and often, then we like to relax. here's to relaxation relaxation for us. i think for a russian person. this death and similar relaxation is a catastrophe. then we are obliged to gather again into a fist to strain. we can give our lives, do not spare your life not for faith. orthodox with her family, therefore , we have a different market, we cannot live according to those laws that there is nothing, even close similar. oh, the fa

the country, and these are not only refugees, but also those who incited hatred during the orange revolutionsple in the odessa house of trade unions a. also members of us battalions, warsaw pays many of these people training in warfare. this is extreme. dangerous given the ideological pumping that ukrainians have been subjected to in recent decades. with real sadness, we observe among the newcomers that after many years of nazi indoctrination , the state cult of stepan bandera, roman shukhevych and other nazi accomplices left an indelible mark on subsequent generations of ukrainians. these people have been horribly harmed by instilling in them hatred towards their ethnic and religious minority neighbors towards anyone who does not share the cult of criminals. they are not coping with the humanitarian burden that other european governments have shouldered without looking at themselves, according to the romanian edition advl , official bucharest cancels payments to ukrainians for accommodation at the rate of $15 per day per person. now for placement will pay 440 dollars a month for a family. th

spread the word on how america can help she was born in ukraine and witnessed firsthand the orange revolution living in the ukrainian capital and the actor and activist joins us now. thank you so much for being on the show with us i'd love to hear more about what you would like people to do to help the people in ukraine who are trying to stay lalive, stay safe, but also defend themselves against russian aggression. >> hi, thank you so much for having me. it's a very meaningful way to begin the day by your side the main thing that we need help with, which the states have been continuously helping creating people to fight the enemy, and we're very grateful for it there is main three aspects of it it's the weapons that ukrainian soldiers need in order to defend the enemy, accountability, hold russia accountable for the war crimes, and security that we need so when this war ends, russia will just invade again. >> i know you are very concerned about the forced deportation of children talk about that. >> yeah. one of the main crimes happening during this war is forced kidnapping and deportation of

official note to the pentagon to terminate the agreement and then the maidan will begin during the orange revolutionana suprun moves to ukraine, a us citizen, a biologist by education, receives for some merits second ukrainian citizenship. and after high positions in the ministry of health and even heads the department until 2019. she closed mental hospitals and laboratories where viruses were detected, probably so that the ones created by her country would not immediately be fixed, in fact , ukraine turned into a hotbed of an epidemic of chicken tuberculosis and other diseases. moreover , this also made it possible to carry out other criminal acts to carry unregistered doctors. preparations and testing them actually on the inhabitants of ukraine , all outbreaks of diseases in ukraine, including among the unclear origins, they completely refute the assertion of us officials and, allegedly, the humanitarian benefit that was brought through us projects to ukraine , uliana suprun was nicknamed the minister of mass grave or doctor of death, she was the pentagon's curator for biolaboratories, that is, on

search for and develop diseases that hit the body harder for this purpose, immediately after the orange revolutionhorities gave the entire sphere. biosecurity at the mercy of the united states and samples of analyzes and strains. they were taken out of the country and brought back exclusively through diplomatic mail, and no one in ukraine itself had access to them with advanced viruses. they tested both on soldiers of the armed forces and on civilians under the guise of vaccination. that ukraine is a border with us the state and inevitably the activities of these laboratories will affect the life and health of our russian citizens the united states has 400 such laboratories around the world and the fact that 50 of them are built near russia and says a lot they were going to study pathogens along the borders of russia capable of infecting a certain genotype of human animals and plants, the susceptibility of residents of specific regions of ukraine to various dangerous infectious diseases was studied, which makes it possible to create new types of biological weapons of selective action. now through

was here in the ukrainian house that hundreds of freedom fighters found shelter during the orange and revolution of dignity, and even then the building did not lose its status as a cultural center. in 2013-14 , the maidan library was set up here and cultural events were held. an open university operated here. maidan, where the coolest lecturers who can who are in ukraine performed , for them it was an honor to speak in front of such an audience, in front of such an audience, and for the audience it was an opportunity to hear live famous celebrities in 2019. we planned to equip the office of the president, but the plan was never implemented. in the fall of the 22nd, the war touched the ukrainian house and during the massive shelling of the capital, the windows of the dome were damaged by an explosive wave. many of our people and kyivans and guests come. the ukrainian house is something new every time, so you can't predict what piece of art will be waiting for you with each new exhibition. nowadays, the ukrainian house is not only a cultural center of the capital. reception of international delega

official note to the pentagon to terminate the agreement and then the maidan will begin during the orange revolutionun moves to ukraine, a us citizen, a biologist by education, receives for some merits second ukrainian citizenship. and after high positions in the ministry of health and even heads the department until 2019. she closed mental hospitals and laboratories where viruses were detected, probably so that the ones created by her country would not immediately be fixed, in fact , ukraine turned into a hotbed of an epidemic of smoking tuberculosis and other diseases. moreover, it also allowed to commit other criminal acts. carry unregistered medicines and actually test them on residents of ukraine all outbreaks of the disease in ukraine, including those not in yasnoye origin completely refute the assertion of the post. from the united states and the supposedly humanitarian benefit that was brought through us projects to ukraine, uliana suprun was nicknamed the minister of mass grave or doctor of death, she was the pentagon's curator for biolaboratories, that is, on february 24 , 2022, by the beg

it did not start now and not in 2014 after all, and not even in 2004, when the so-called orange revolution now remember a chessboard in zhizinsky, so to speak, is impossible without ukraine, but in fact , here, and in a hard format it started with a liver. it started with the maidan here, then, such a real fight for ukraine really started in the era of kuchma, it was still different, you understand everything, yes, he didn’t give a fuck about yanukovych , the situation was also mature in the era, but, nevertheless, 20 sat. not in the basements in the era of kuchma, but also walked around the square. i understand that ah, as they say, we will judge us. here is time, time will tell how it will be further, but still less. i see a definite trend. you see, the americans are launching some projects. they light up with them, then at some stage, some gears are scrolling. and it's starting to deflate, yeah a second. yes, but they are not just swindling this project, as you say, they have squeezed the european hydrocarbon market from us. they are now restructuring their policy. with china, they abso