and a closed society a free society the role of the state is to protect the freedom of the individual closed society is about serving as ruler states. other issues that concern all of humanity are the fight against pandemics and climate change, the transformation of nuclear war, the maintenance of global institutions. should we take a backseat to this fight? that's why i say that our civilizations may not survive on your civilization, the man will not survive at all, because you are lying, because you incorrectly describe the open society and the closed society, and because we have absolute freedom, if we are serious, and in europe for a long time and there is no freedom, even the right to choose people for whom, like who chose the current administration. the eu does not like you quarrels

they, too, will lose control of their own society. they are also pushed into the war, which they do not need at all. well, here , in fairness, when president putin has repeatedly said that right now there is a war for the existence of the russian federation here, soros. echoes. putin is now deciding who is who for this very reason. he is so concerned about the fate of the hegemon, because if putin wins, then the hegemon will lose, which means that america is not all right, he says, this 90-year-old old man tells us, for this reason, of course, we can’t reduce everything to ukraine. right now, there is a global war and people with a head , those who make decisions, including those in the united states, understand that either we will win, or they will win. well , of course, we should not give them the opportunity to return in a minute. i'm dmitry kiselyov and this is vesti

an open society is a closed society , originally instead of a closed society, the term traditional societybut if you are told that if you do not live in an open society, then you live in a closed society. who wants to live in a closed society. we must be precisely a traditional society that will bring peace to different civilizations in different parts of the world have a tradition that is most acceptable for this society, which the population of this society can accept for themselves, and we must understand that the manifestation of this abomination of manifestation, then he is absolutely a satanist. that is, what he says, if he reads what he says, if you look at what his foundation is doing. this is absolutely an activity aimed at destroying christianity in the first place, because this is the basis of western society as well. simply in the western manifestation and unconditionally. this is the basis our civilization of our country. he first wants to destroy it, destroy the completely collective essence of our society, destroy any form of group self-identification of people, in order to

the market to run society he also wanted to moral society society, you know in which morality and good feeling operated not not, you know, not not endless competition and selfishness, but a pursuit of self-interest at benefited everybody and and you know was still also thinking about the ways in which morality could be part of these discussions. so americans are thinking a lot about about what kinds of social and emotional relationships are going to pull them together. they're trying to achieve these things in constitution writing believe it or not. so anything kind of so, this is george washington resigning his commission as commander in chief at the end of the war. just what are some general reactions to this picture? if anybody see anything, that's interesting. okay, there's a lot of what there's a lot of women in the painting. there are a whole bunch of women there. a lot of them are so washington's martha and the s that are mentioned in never caught our presence as their children. they're going to be adults soon. but there's a there's a gallery up there and there's a bunch of wome

it must be a society limited by some stereo. and in which i say the word in july says that the choice was canceled the word old age, and i would not cancel it. i would like to just change attitudes towards him to say e phrase. i was old, i was not ashamed . e somehow did not call. wow. first of all, so that it does not in any way call pity. we certainly, uh, i would like to tell such a story to stir up old age so that i fit well into the project. come back thank you thank you. thank you very nice guy amazing. what really stylish people on our streets, although it's true that it doesn't matter. it seems to me from money from uh money. it does n't depend at all. well, the attitude towards yourself that you have is generally difficult to influence with some kind of social. uh, you know, uh, money is one of the biggest stereotypes that exists about this, that a happy old age or a happy age after 50-60 years is possible only if you have a lot of money or, in principle, a lot of money, it's not true, because it's interesting to talk a

one more step towards erasing women from afghanistan society. the taliban forbid, women present to us from showing their faces on tv. it's the latest in a long line of dictates that leads us to also do the taliban wanted society without women. and later in the program, the story of empowerment from india. how this used to run by street children allowed this woman and many like her to get off the streets and realize their potential. ah i british manager, welcome to d. w. news asia. glad you could join us. women tv present, as in nevada, son can now no longer show their faces on screen. they are required to cover them, whether with the mosque or of bail, the new addict at is the latest salvo in the groups war on women. it adds to a growing list of thought about restrictions on women. this includes covering themselves in public, from head to toe, being allowed to travel, only with male guardians, restrictions on work, and a ban on education for teenage girls. how much more is to come? we're not sure, but the intent is clear and has been for some ti

have a different society, we have a private russia. we understand everything . over- how, as they say, drops yes информационных who are we going to win in two days? well, we are there , in this bad situation. we know, tell us, we have been attacked by someone for a long time, and we need to systematically, for a long time now, calculate our strength, the car . in russian because we have otbu- we have to put psychological pressure on russian society, in principle, it should be done not outwards, the internal media market, but outwardly, i emphasize outwardly, because as long as there is the internet, we have to show them their dead, show them what is happening here, and it somehow still affects, but i absolutely agree that we need and on the speech and on the speech angelu speech and taloma franco speech uh there in german well then what is very necessary i don't know why i what movements are there in this direction i just don't see them maybe i missed something in any case it is so desirable all do not even with state funds during the

that's why this issue was extremely unpopular with society and society said that we don't want any saleweapons . now the situation has really changed dramatically . during these three months, its candidates have changed and now we see that there are almost 70%. 607%, e is in favor of analyzing weapons because of the situation the real thing has changed, people have overestimated many things , uh, people have understood a lot of things, so in this case, i think that yes, it is obvious, after all, after the war, uh, or even during the war, we had to implement weapons, but we will have to approach this very discreetly, very carefully because the implementation of weapons has both positives and definitely yes, we all understand certain negatives , so here we need to approach this very well-considered corpus. it is very high-quality to write down the law in the first teacher, it has been adopted now. it is necessary to prepare it is normal for the second reading and to prepare the relevant by-laws so that uh, there is the simplest story, because everyone is foreign about the fact that when r

indulgence, war is war - it is a challenge that will need to be implemented and answered in this society not only by the armed forces, mr. yevhene yevhen magda, director of the institute of world the politician was with us in contact with me at this point, we are interrupting in order to go to the shelter and actually conduct our broadcast from there, because there is an air alarm in the lviv region, we will definitely inform you where exactly it sounds. also, take care of yourself and do not neglect your own safety. good evening. we are from ukraine. vasyl zima's big broadcast. my name is vasyl zima. two hours of air time until 21:00. the world is alive what in the world will yury the physicist tell two hours more to be aware of the economic news of the protest to oleksandr morshchynka he tells us about the economy during the war and new sports yevhen pastukhov is ready to talk about sports for two hours in the company of our favorite presenters, about culture during the war, a ready-made goalkeeper or, in other words, presenters who have become familiar to many, maybe the weather will

the thing that, that the deny that our society is making progress. but the future is our young generation muscle more slowly casting off the chains that still binders party under the sun. because i believe we're still living in a phase of war just without visible weapons. and vice versa, but we as a society still find ourselves in a very unsafe supposing all, tonya gray and nessie gordon, blue gin, bosnia and herzegovina, queer people are confronted with prejudice. and the long shadows of war. the deep scars left by the bosnian war, which ended in 1995, are still visible in sarajevo to day. lena telemachus is one of the most prominent voices of young lesbian literature in the balkans in asia, fish, amazon, there's less of the shell of them. i read a lot about what happened after the war in the late 19 a lot of water. we on them flaws back then no one talked about queer people, l g, b, t, your them at that familiar. it was really hard to meet others like yourself which and thus lack of contact created a great loneliness, was some in those below was tr

open society closed society originally, instead of close in society, the term traditional society wasociety, it turns out you live in a closed society. who? slightly closed society. we must be precisely a traditional society that will bring to the world in different civilizations in different parts of the world a tradition that is most acceptable for this society, which the population of society in general can accept for itself, and we must understand that the manifestation of this abomination of manifestation he is a total satanist. that is, what he says, if he reads what he says, if you look at what his foundation is doing. this absolutely correct activity to destroy christianity in the first place, because this is the basis of western society as well. simply in the western manifestation and unconditionally. this is the basis of our civilization in our country. he first wants to destroy it, destroy the completely collective essence of our society, destroy any form of group self-identification of people, in order to turn them into simply animals that are driven by instincts and nothi

this is where the lad society usually meets. in this video, the organization is presented as an ordinary private sports club for men only. in reality, it's a secret society with very clear political objectives. with so many country, fearing what they call the great replacement sewell and his group dream of an all white state. our goal is to create an ethno state. our goal is to create what australia used to be, and we need to organize ourselves so that we have our own parallel institutions around land, around cities. so that when the conflict does come, when the geopolitical instability does come, we're safe and preserved. and we have all of our things already in place to create a new nation, like soule, the australian, far right aspires to create in apartheid state based on racial segregation. although australia has never actually seen such extremes, whites and indigenous australians have lived a part for years. the district of red vern and sydney is home to indigenous and migrant communities. it has long grappled with poverty,

and to the fact that, well, not all of society is like that. and not the entire society. this is exactly the consumers of this information and for sure. here is the statement of the same marovetsky, it was addressed to. well, far from the whole society, yes, which, uh, perceives these words, since marowiecki wants me to perceive these words, i mean, uh, as far as uh, well, in polish society, there are still a lot of, uh, thinkers people where their voice is. thinking people certainly a lot of the picture is never black and white polish society, like the society of any other side, it is such a complex conglomerate. uh, just now you understand such a situation, when under the influence, the prevailing tendencies e political life under the influence of massive propaganda. uh, well, society is being imposed, as if politically correct behavior is hovering over the correct image of a mouse. well, those who adhere to this way of thinking, they are happy to go out with it to the public. and those who disagree with this. for the most part, they prefer to remain silent so as not to

society.an khamatova is not ivan urgant, svetlana alekseevich , shenderovich, or gozman. not kasparov is not a civil society. these are agents of influence now civil society is being formed. now, when in belarus the word of grigory ozarenka, published in his telegram channel, determines whether there is a public initiative or not. he is behind him there are people behind him there are people who have passed the tests of the 20th year. this is the person who was planned to be assassinated , this is the person who proved his loyalty to his country. and this is what civil society is. when something appears somewhere, uh, for example, we are now having another such disassembly of some kind of nationalism yes, and people react to it and demand to call for an answer, then the state follows the people. but these are all shenderovichs and gosmans. they cannot understand, they still think that the kremlin is giving orders to mikheev that someone is there ? and maybe sergey alexandrovich didn’t mind? i

and such a draft law will not pass, but certain symbolic gestures in in terms of honoring polish society in terms of its merits to the ukrainian people, i think it will be implemented and we will read it. i myself will eagerly await the text of the draft law. you and i are watching right now, well, let's start with one of these tectonic shifts, two countries that until the meeting had remained neutral, after all, looked at what the russian federation is doing in to ukraine and decided that the accession of many is probably the best option for them. the russian federation, in its rhetoric, for a long time did not clearly articulate what it would do in response to this, well, more precisely , there were articulations, but they changed periodically , so we will give an answer, eh. in the end, it is not us it worries me a lot because, for various reasons, they talked about it, putin said at the csto summit, and we will react if nato deploys something, in particular near our borders. and the last thing we heard was the minister of defense of russia, sergei shoigu, assured us that in the near

this society removed from the labor market. and even from theories, they see that the limitations against african women are increasing by the passing of they. and they are afraid actually that this might have more additional limitations and their future might be even more limited than to they. so for some, this means i hope because they realised that the international community is also seeing the changes in woman situation. and this might open away for the entire international community to enter for or at least question these limitations. but for the other ones, this is about sadness that they are limited. they are anxious, and this means for them that they're lost. hopes are broken, they're expressing that the last seeds of their hope are actually dying. but by these comments, let's talk about the 2nd a group of women 1st. what does it mean to be off gone then? i mean, if they have any hopes of a bright future doesn't mean that they need to leave of gone to sun actually, for these 2 groups, it's very different. the 1st one, th

the thing that, that the deny that our society is making progress. but the future is our young generation of our slowly casting off the chains that still binders patty under the sun. because i believe we're still living in a phase of war just without visible weapons. and vice versa, but we as a society still find ourselves in a very unsafe supposing automatically and honesty going on mm. in bosnia and herzegovina, queer people are confronted with prejudice. and the long shadows of war, the deep scars left by the bosnian war, which ended in 1995 are still visible in sarajevo to day. lena tele mortgage is one of the most prominent voices of young lesbian literature in the balkans in i should fish amazon. there's less of the shell of them. and i wrote a lot about what happened after the war in the late 19th alberta. we are on tours back then. no one talked about, clear people l g, b, t your them at that familiar. it was really hard to meet. others like yourself that and thus lack of contact created a great loneliness with salmon was below, was try not e

has changed as a result of the political war, mentally, what will ukrainian society be like the society, i don't know what the society will be like to create. i think you don't know and no one even can. i hope we have to live to win. and secondly, we will find out very quickly . europe and the first reforms that will come true or not come true because in our country each of us lives in his own bubble to a certain extent yes, and when we are now tsibulino well, you see, everyone understood everything, everyone noticed everything, you go down to some kind of bomb shelter where people come from some regions of different and you hear something there that you didn't even expect to hear, that's what you 're saying, these accusations and these words. they didn't run away with moral truths. that is, we don't know this. i tell people all the time, they say that there will be a victory and you will see what i say. listen, don't do anything empty for now. you can be so shocked by the results. there are people who at first also thought that there was a big emigration. people they are going to europ

but the society, yes. the youth, the least, the highest age cook and on goal, in terms of political, economic, social environment, all aspect. so whether the recent economic use process will lead to any change. i think they will incentivize the governments other younger generation and especially the political parties to has more user friendly gender so on and you, it's been activated and engaged. but what's going to come of this? what do you make of that comment? yes, i agree with the comment for hartley and i would like to add on that when i was there at the square, there was a lot of elderly or people who are older. dave, they told me that this is what they're chosen, basically that you live what you saw before the roof, which is so and they should have been. and one or older lady told me that they should have voted for the, for the on right now. now they're living with the consequences, but i would like to add that goal in youth again are not real represented. and i think in 2016 to duke university did

i think that by preserving their humanity, they will become important leaders in our society, because i hope for a new generation of young people, people of your age. i am already so young. ukraine is changing a lot today, and god forbid. so that it continues to change, it is a terrible time, but this is an extraordinary opportunity, because the war greatly accelerates the historical process, and they, in ukraine, seem to me to be moving in a healthy direction on a moral level. it is important that we do not allow so that the traumas of the actions of the wicked and the wicked, so to speak, turn us away from this path of such purification and spiritual exaltation. well, really, i think you know that everyone's sins are always paid for with blood, and for the sins of many politicians of countries that supported, let's say, putin, who rolled their eyes today, unfortunately, the ukrainian people are paying with blood. well, i think that it is blood that cleans the world anyway. well, europe, in general, will give some kind of new life and society to ours and the world in general, which m

, and we need it, but these are democratic countries and politicians there forced to follow society, why ours is an important task, and everyone who is watching you now with a post on facebook with a call to a second friend who lives abroad can contribute to this, that is, we must not stop not for a second, these pro-ukrainian sentiments must be strengthened as much as possible, and this leads further to the corresponding actions of their governments, they cannot do otherwise, i can positively say that i am sure that the sixth package of sanctions will be there, of course there are very serious negotiations going on and orban and all but i think that these auctions will end with positive decision-making, i want to note that this was the first auction, well, this is actually such a strategic super- positive without russia at all. the russians are the home of russian war crimes with these atrocities that they committed with photos from videos and people came absolutely shocked by what they saw and in fact russia was erased from the civilized world, but the issue of certain supply of ce

in their view the building blocks of boardwalk society used by the elite to keep the masses oppressed, a new theory which explains how to dismantle the building blocks, was called critical theory. eventually the frankfurt school philosophers made their way across new york and took up residence at columbia university, and the sociology department. leading figure became this man a huge influential in american academia from the 1960s onward instead of studying the world the university should aim to change it. the entire purpose of higher education was shipped from education to activism. his book the one-dimensional man later a blueprint of the revolution and for the first time added a racial component, a racial minority, the liberal elite and violent outside agitators would take power. here he is in the late 1970s explaining it all. >> student generation of access and trying to figure out in order to lead them against the society which will yield daily, inequality, injustice. i would like to mention sexism the general insecurity, the pollution of the environment, education of europe infl

well, i think it should be said that the polish society perceived the speech and perceives it in general russian-ukrainian uh well, through the prism of a can say so ukrainian attitude and ukrainian hospitality to duda and gratitude to the poles for what they have done for ukrainians uh in particular since the beginning of the war that's how we are here i think that in the 30 years of the existence of independent states, we are dealing with the largest such wave of rapprochement between two countries and two peoples. it is because of the closeness of two peoples, because here it is not even a matter of knowing, first of all, about what is approaching itself very elites in political yes or state activists, and in the first place, that is, the concrete of this rapprochement, the very society of the people of the country and the politicians are simply behind them, ah, hmm, repeating . a longer foundation of the future good- neighborhood, and such can really be said. i don’t want to deliberately use the word gatekeepers and so on, but here they also say that it’s very cool. we know that actu

our coal society with very straight gender roles. and the, if you step, you know, out of your gender role that could be, you know, sanctioned and cause you violence in serbia. physical violence is something that it was even encouraged in 2001 i gotta helped organize bell grades 1st prize parade, which found a terrible end hooligans and neo nazis who'd been egged on by priests and politicians, attacked the participants was really literally wars on the streets of belgrade and the police didn't protect us. i remember imploring bagging and some of my colleagues police to react, but then they would say, how, why should we, we protect faggots and dykes and trannies or whatever. i'll guitar still received threats, but she and her organization gettin continue to fight for the rights of trans people in serbia, for protection from discrimination and violence, and the recognition of same sex marriage. poor people in serbia still lived dangerously. that's why most of them haven't come out in the public. says film producer and journalist pray dru

russian historical society for 800 this mobile fortification played a significant role in the victoryf the russian troops. bravo questions from the russian historical society for a thousand, this german oprichnik is known for his memoirs about the life of muscovite russia and about the battle of juveniles, where he commanded one of the sentinel detachments . memories left. as a private, i don’t remember, his name was heinrichstadn. it was the last question of the second round, summing up 1.200. viktor has 2.200 and artyom has 15.800. evgeny has the third round ahead. 1989, volgograd region, the village is quiet and the only exception to the world was the millionaire state farm, dynamo brutal. killed, wishing a woman a woman was paralyzed after a stroke, that is, absolutely helpless. who raised his hand to kill a disabled person. why did the detectives suspect the villager the fisherman's fish in these parts was rich in the soviet years, there were even washed out flows. what role did moscow radio play in the case? in the ussr, radio was traditionally solid, leading with set voices and

the so-called abolition of russian culture in the west was evidence of the sad moral state of societyempt to eradicate the culture of a particular nation. this is the climax of hatred only worse an attempt to physically destroy a people that has become objectionable. our society felt a connection with european culture even in the difficult times of the cold war and the struggle of ideology, western classical literature, music, painting has always been highly valued by compatriots who perceive european culture as culture, as an integral part of the rich christian civilizational heritage. so we continue to perceive it now, despite everything that happens. i hope that dostoevsky will boycott those who are now gathering with pushkin the tchaikovsky competition and refuses to perform rachmaninov, sooner or later there will be an uprising of awareness of the shamefulness and madness of the actions taken. well, then i would still like to talk about the future and say it with hope. despite the fact that hostilities are not over yet, today it is necessary to work, for the sake of restoring pea

but in a society where there's growing inequality. and where people like me. have benefited inordinately. disproportionately as inequality has grown in our society, which is so harmful to our democracy. this question of how we think about justice? dignity and our own privilege i wanted to make that a part of the discourse about giving. so what? what is so remarkable about the book is yes, it's it's a story about how. incredible foundation like the ford foundation should be thinking about how to expend its resources, but it's also directed to philanthropists across the country and individuals across the country about how they should think about what they're doing. in in their own philanthropy, but us. can i just on this president could say that is right. part of this was not to be dogmatic or ideological or to say i'm telling you telling you what you should think about, right? it was more to extend what? rockefeller in carnegie talked about because they brought this notion of root causes. of the work john d rockefellers work on scientific research was really ge

the second reading precisely because i wanted to say exactly that now we need a big discussion in societywell, since the discussion is now possible in russian moments, uh, in several directions, the first and most important is whether it is necessary or not. now the majority is already talking about what is needed, the second direction is how to legalize uh, what to legalize and what should be the restrictions here, in fact, now there are quite large discussions, uh, conversation, you are still sitting, discussion, you are still sitting, definitely close the columns of things between people who really understand eh and international experience and understand the consequences that will come after the war, because we want it or not, but about the fact that after that they went and gave weapons insanely. of course, in principle , a large number of weapons will remain on hand, obviously, after all, we need to get everything in the right legal direction, and in order to er avoid, first of all, avoid er, mass problems that appear in all parts of the world where similar responses occur, where wa

like like a participation in the society. yeah. so yeah, yeah, no, i appreciate you bringing up that point. we actually have a video comment that was sent to us from doug in someone who works for an independent research institute and mongolia about this very issue. you know how the youth have struggled historically to kind of have a real impact on decision making. i see or nodding on and we'll come to you at the back of this. historically the young people in mongolia has been able to fissions clear example is the fact that the democrats resolution itself on people. but today, young people have very limited opportunities to those decisions in our risk and all 3 s the you tell us why more than 70 percent said they let national resources they like political experience as more importantly, they like support from the society, from the political parties and even from their own families, they feel they are not respected and they are not taken seriously, but the society, yes. the youth eyes the least, the highest age cooking goal in terms

good girl, go to the next stage, of course, without any fear. society's letters and questionnaire societys created in 1874 by the great chemist dmitry mendeleev together with the artist ivan and what famous people visited this society? this society was called the association of writers, artists and scientists, respectively, it was created to exchange of ideas. and how to say the rapprochement of various branches of culture was visited by artists and arkhip kuindzhi from writers? a nekrasov from scientists can also be named. pirogov the fact is that dmitry ivanovich went for one of these writers san went well, i read the answer of mendeleev and kramskoy created a society until the unity of learned artists and writers. well, you didn't name it a little, but in my opinion, it doesn't matter at all here, the judge will not object and became his distributors. there were saltykov-shchedrin. turgenev dostoevsky for mendeleev traveled to him. naturally, testers, sociologist danilevsky musician arthur rubinstein and many, many, many artists repin kuindzhi, makovsky vasnetsov and others, in my opin

i trying to create a multiracial society a multi-ethnic society on the city state and to maintain very peaceful relations mostly for the purposes of prosperity and in large part, they've been incredibly successful but to do so they have invoked number and passed a number of policies that actually do not overcome race on racial differences. but actually deepen and and thicken the boundaries the racial boundaries inside of their population. they select immigrants based on their racial profiles. they assign people to housing depending on what race they are. and again, it's usually going to be chinese malay indian or other what they call cmio and so it's going to be a sign by race and this is also true for schooling. so it's a society that is actually defined by race, but that has never actually but has actually never really experienced much conflict as a result though. and so through these through these levers of policy the singaporean government has been able to maintain the distribution of the racial and ethnic groups within this population, which i think if i'm correct around 73% chine

who helped steer society since 1986. henry navigated the society through uncharted water and honored for him to pass it to mow to introduce the society to the next generation. the society start before henry. we are founded over 150 years ago in the 1870's. overnight last century we have tied with other institutions including ucsf. randall museum and merit college and others. as president of a society over 150 years old i thought it prudent to quote what a president said in an address in 1893 about the 23 year old history. the san francisco society which grown old in a mule part of the world should exhibits the gratitude for age and prosperity discharging a duty and bringing the treasures of new field in the possession of all who desire them. what of our future? the fact that is one of the oldest societies in america and that after 23 years of untwupt everintupted existence is large and are strong and policy perrous than any time in history of itself justified the brightest anticipations for the future. and i'm proud to c

is pumped up with this hatred for ukrainians, russian society is ready to go kill ukrainians, russian society considers us nazis or fascists, that is, nothing will change with a change of leadership, right, yes. we need a complete change of the political system in russia, and the destruction of the dictatorship putin or a dummy under the main person of some and i would say more than that, we ukrainians would have calmed down when putin was eliminated in any way. i understand that now humane system, what is needed so that after the trial there may not be a loss of, for example, putin, but ukrainians will calm down more or less when the actual dictator will not exist at all and there will be some person or there will be elections or some person who does not belong will appear to the circle of close people of this and that, well, i don't even know what to call him, the bastard who went to war against the whole world, because we remember so much here about ukraine, and really about the world, if he had the strength, he would now... e would launch these bombs and rockets on the axis and in

at all, so this society will be with the help of force to drive him into some kind of structure andf obedience, well, there is no other way. they lost, they lost, to invent something new, somehow in a new way, it is simply impossible to present this whole story, and both in terms of information and in reality, even putin announced, well, hypothetically, the patriotic war tomorrow they don't even collect people because they will start to simply run away from the mobilization, you understand the letter z, the swastika, this newest one can be drawn when you are sitting and talking somewhere at a distance or writing something on social networks, going to the square somewhere to some rallies and when you are taken to the army and do you know which ones i really lost in ukraine, yes, the situation of this army is changing very much and we can see it from the latest reports, desertion , refusal to go and so on and the like . with anton shrochinich, who wrote such a blog today and published such an opinion on the internet about why they put lenin and pushkin in the occupied towns in the eas