sarkozy denied ukraine, georgia, er, er, even obtaining the largest membership.hat is, it is a kind of anteroom to nato , they didn't even do that because it was like that understanding on the part of our western dear and not so partners of what russia is, they are little children who believed in the fairy tale that russia could be their ally. well, i don’t know what supported this fairy tale in their heads, but they turned out to be absolutely political losers even now and in the same president obama and the same beautiful merkel to the same president sarkozy and many, many others should just be very, very ashamed at least and they should apologize and not lie and invent some absolute differences that they are now beginning to throw out in order to how can the same obama justify himself when russia actually started a war in syria and when acts of chemical genocide against the syrian people by the assad regime took place in syria , he pretended that he would come to an agreement with russia and everything will be fine, well, we have seen the results of this agree

sarkozy refused ukraine georgia uh uh, even getting the rights to more membership, that is, it is a kind of anteroom to nato, they didn’t even do it because that was uh, that was the understanding on the part of our western dear and not so partners of what russia is, they are little children who believed in a fairy tale about the fact that russia can be their ally well, i don't know what supported this fairy tale in their heads, but they turned out to be absolute political losers and now and in the same president obama and the same beautiful merkel in the same president sarkozy and many, many others should be just uh, well, very, very shameful at least and they should apologize and not lie and invent some absolute differences that they are now starting to throw out in order to justify themselves in some way the same obama when russia actually started the war in syria and when acts took place in syria chemical genocide against the syrian people actually by the assad regime pretended that he would come to an agreement with russia and everything would be fine, well, we have seen the results

one key difference with macron compared to sarkozy and sarkozy's handling of the riots in 2005 is macronbeen very much more conciliatory. this is not something we have seen in his presidency so far. he is not scared of a fight, but in this case, he came out early and was very conciliatory, saying that the killing was unacceptable, talking about the need for reform of the police and stuff like that. i think that has been a good step he has made. as this moves on, how and if that will play out still remains to be seen. >> we will see what happens in the days to come. thank you so much. there has already been international reaction to the events. the united nations rights officer says it is concerned by the fatal shooting with the victim of north african descent. authorities say his death speaks to long-standing structural and institutional issues within french law enforcement. >> this is a moment for the country to seriously address the deep issues of racism and racial discrimination in law enforcement. we also emphasize the importance of peaceful assembly. >> in a unanimous vote friday, u

was used not in the interests of ukraine but against interests of ukraine, and that's why the dead sarkozyas so happy because there is a split in the ukrainian government, that some presidents, the head of the parliament, are for joining the prime minister against joining well, then why be in such a hurry? especially since at the same time, everyone in the west still blindly believed putin's stories uh, although he already uh, there was his famous speech in munich in 2007, but they didn't pay attention to it . well, that's why we got such a result then , although formally it was not bad, uh, nato said that we would be in the alliance, but it was postponed until better at the time, the current secretary general of nato and incest stoltenberg said that the issue of ukraine's membership in nato is practically resolved , russia does not have the right of veto. he said that ukraine and the north atlantic alliance will decide for themselves. when the time comes to officially propose membership, i don't know how. it's just the current words to speak er interpret stoltenberg or should we talk abou

used not in the interests of ukraine but against the interests of ukraine and that is why the dead sarkozy so happy because there is a split in one, the president and the speaker of the parliament for the accession are an example against the accession well, what's the point then to be in a big hurry. especially since then everyone in the west still believed putin in his stories, even though his speech was already well-known in the bulletin in 2007, but they did not pay attention to it. well, that's why we got such a result then, although formally he was not bad. nato said that we will be in the alliance, but it was postponed until better times . the current nato secretary general and gen. stoltenberg say that the issue of ukraine's membership in nato is practically resolved, russia does not have the right of veto. he said that ukraine and the north atlantic alliance will themselves solve when the time comes to officially offer membership, i don't know how to simply say the current words to interpret stoltenberg or whether we should talk about the fact that ukraine will confirm its status a

these conversations that took place in russia oh imagine the elected president of france nicolas sarkozynd half there, or he'll burn himself because he's even of roma origin no french newspaper, no french media have ever mentioned the jewish roots of nicolas sarkassé, you understand, sakuzy himself could talk about it there in israel, you know my relatives, well, something is absolutely logical in such a situation when a person mentions his family roots, but for his own er, accomplices, it was never important in europe, it is generally unpleasant, very important , interesting, such a moment, which is also worth analyzing from the other side, in russia , they never mention the jewish origin of good russian politicians, but they always mention the jewish origin of those who don't like the regime, that's volodymyr volfovych zhirynovsky, whose real name was edelstein kelly, a person of jewish origin who said he was burning when he ran for the presidential elections who is your father, he said, he is a lawyer , do you remember it was a meme because he was ashamed to differ from there, from ze

used not in the interests of ukraine but against the interests of ukraine, and that is why the dead sarkozy was so happy because there is a split in note - in the ukrainian government, only the presidents, the head of the parliament, are in favor of joining the prime minister, against joining. well, then why be in such a hurry, especially since everyone in the west then and still should have believed putin in his stories , even though there was already his famous speech in munich in 2007 but it was not paid attention to well, that's why we got such a result then, although formally it was not bad. nato said that we would be in the alliance, but it was postponed until better times. the current secretary general of nato and gen. stoltenberg say that the question of ukraine's membership in nato is practically resolved in russia. veto rights he said that ukraine and the north atlantic alliance will decide for themselves when the time comes to officially offer membership, i don't know how to simply say the current words to interpret stoltenberg or whether we should talk about the fact that ukrain

the presidency after his case was annulled let's go to europe in france, former president nicolas sarkozyt wear an ankle bracelet for a year after he lost the conviction against vice president chirac. let's go to israel where bibi netanyahu is on trial for corruption charges even as he currently serve as prime minister and his predecessor served 16 months in prison for accepting bribes and obstructing justice. in south korea, former president pac geun-hye served five years in prison for corruption charges. and just this week, silvio berlusconi passed away at the age of 86 and he, too, had brushes with the law and was investigated a lot and ended up with one conviction for tax fraud in 2013, and, guess what donald trump wasn't even the only former government leader to be arrested this week. meet nicola sturgeon, the former first minister of scotland, an she was arrested for financial misconduct and though she was later released without being charged ending further investigation. what happened to trump may have been unprecedented in the united states, but for other democracies and countries

just when they were, when sarkozy was also the minister of the interior of france and they also there and teenagers , for the most part, too, by the way, are like that. coming from the secular circles of the suburbs of paris, everything, this was an extremely tough position. e, he occupied and they say that this helped him a lot, then to become french president. well, another thing, what was he like there? president , it doesn't matter, but since we 're talking about it now, and i mentioned here. hmm, such a migration problem, well, an indirect victory. a hmm, so we wanted to talk about germany today. the ruling circles are german every day. it's already obvious more and more uh, expresses concern. with the growing popularity of the alternative party for germany , it allegedly has already climbed to second place in this internal ranking. here is an alternative for germany in our understanding, they are probably the most consistent critics of migration policy. here, they really don't like the influx of migrants. and so. berlin's fear of alternative activities for germany a. maybe now t

approach tbilisi, then immediately we see the plan of mesarcasia, then it becomes the plan of medvedev sarkozy remind you that when in the first days of the special operation our troops were approaching the kiva, remember immediately the gomel negotiations from the west there were voices we are interested in negotiations and so on. as soon as they gained time and as soon as we moved away from kiev and chernigov, negotiations were immediately are over. that is, until one of the parties has won some kind of major success and hopes that the situation will change now , there will be no negotiations, but then it turns out that, well, really. we are just approaching we are approaching that bad scenario, about which here, maybe naive, but kind people. here, in fact, also today that then, as they say, it will be too late right. and why suddenly they read it will be too late. they can toss weapons for quite some time over a long period. and no one from the west is going to formally declare war on us. and what is the point of entering into a state of war with us? but for now, this is still a proxy war l

, like cigarettes, which after that, uh, went to the presidency and was in the final with nikolai sarkozyd therefore, in general, even the socialists of his party wrote him off completely wrong- this may be one of the small pluses was in the eyes of the french so. such a mumble and rokhlya e in politics, and in his personal life. here it is, look what it's called. it all depends on a bunch of nuances. i so one more important nuance. what 30 seconds. but if you take a trump, yes, take a trump, there are a lot of accusations related to him, which means extortion with attempts to rape everything else in some unsuitable places, then in manual booths, that is, somewhere with a fantasy of a person. that's what you think the american does not understand that trump is purely theoretical love plentiful. he could do some things there, which, as it were, contradict family life , they understand, there is another effect there, that he is perceived as undeserved. e , my persecution, that is, the situation when they understand themselves, at least he put himself in such a way that he is fighting agains

a desire to join the bloc at that time washington voted for a germany and france, led by nicolas sarkozynce then france has explored this position every time. even during the war in ukraine last december. manuel macron said it is not the most plausible scenario that ukraine's entry into nato would be perceived by russia as something confrontational, however, in recent days. everything has changed. according to limont, during a meeting of the security council on june 12, ibn macron, for the first time, spoke in favor of ukraine's accession to nato has two goals: firstly, to perpetuate western military assistance provided to ukraine , and secondly, to bring both sides to the negotiating table, thereby providing security guarantees to ukraine and let moscow understand that support. kiev by the west is stronger than ever. i recall one of the tasks for the purpose of specially military operations assumed, respectively, the absence of a status block, as it were, about what happened, and accordingly, and hmm, after a month’s delay, the eleventh package sanctions are being introduced today. here

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