prove the rightness of the gospel here we are reading the work of tolstoy dostoevsky well, we know theires and, as it were, a trip of a meeting with an old man. it was such a normal business, like going to the doctor? today, this institute of eldership, if it can be called that at all, is in our country. unfortunately, it seems to me that it is coming to naught. what is the reason for this is not time, it is not e startsev of such magnitude. no, those who can hear. forgive this sharply, of course here. it seems to me that this is the main reason. because i think there is. i don't know, i'd be told a secret, of course not. e such obvious uh sizes, a peasant, like father kirill pavlov, but he tells me that there is, but they just hide. that's because today, unfortunately, everything is so little demanded, a person runs to the elder, because he is not truly christ's needed. here's something like that. well, compared to a true cross, something small, but the elders are not for this, and not for this, too, of course, as comforters, but this is not why they testify otherwise. and in this sense

to prove the correctness of the gospel, here we read the work of tolstoy dostoevsky, well, we know theirhies and, as it were, a trip trip meeting with an old man. it was such a normal business, like going to the doctor? today, this is the institute of eldership, if you can call it that at all, it is in our country. unfortunately, it seems to me that it is coming to naught. what is the reason this is not the time, there are no elders of this magnitude. no, those who can hear. forgive this sharply, of course here. it seems to me that this is the main reason. because i think there is. i don't know, i was told in secret, of course there are none so obvious. uh , like father john the peasant, like father kirill pavlov, but they told me that there is, but they just hide. that’s because today, unfortunately, everything is so little demanded by a person to run to the elder, because he doesn’t truly need christ’s, but what is it? well, compared to the truth of christ, something small is not for this. they are for this, too, of course, as comforters, but not for this they testify to something else

well, in general, as expected, the leaders were tolstoy dostoevsky gogol chekhov bulgakov and shelkhahkin was on the list in. prose is words untranslatable. well, my favorite example is the word beloruchka, but it's not white hand at all. it is impossible to translate into other languages ​​such words as pochemuchka neznayka sushnyak, boiling water scoop tusovka and many many others. why are there different words, our charming presenter is called katya or katyusha or ekaterina, but also katya karina katrin well, a dozen more names. and artificial intelligence will never be able to convey the different feelings with which i pronounced this name, so we still really need translators, in general, to speak in several languages. this is very beneficial for the body. this is very good for the health of a person who speaks several languages ​​dementia begins much later than the knowledge of each new language delays dementia for 10 years so that . learn languages. say hello to me. bim, in principle, i understand that this is for me, so i think, you see the translator, right here, which is alre

well, the figure of franko, let's say by what? she is smaller than the figure of dostoevsky or tolstoy. she is different you know, we shouldn't compare ourselves to other peoples, or to the russians, or to whom dostoevsky, tolstoy, and pushkin, etc., were always imposed . well, these were my ideals. why didn't franko publish the complete edition of animals in the soviet union, because the complete edition of frank's works was more than the complete edition of lenin's works, that's why it came out that franko can't satiate more than lenin, that's why i, elena, i'm contacting you now . how do you attach to we were joined by shvets as far as i understand. if everything is correct, i understood, i would like you to tell me how ukrainian culture, literature, and us ukrainians are perceived now, because it is very important for us . they want to get to know us better, i and how to understand it, is it as if we are now petting your heads, we will listen to your songs a little, we will watch movies, yes, and then, as well as, and we and the russians finally saw the difference in general, please well, in fact, there is this whole spectrum of

on, they themselves say that it's all stolen that's all there what's there dostoevsky stole from dickens what tolstoy took wellveryone read everyone and everything exactly and they then in their own way in their own way, everything was put in a different way, but everything was put in principle since then, not much has changed, absolutely everything is stolen until now, pop is stolen, rock and roll is stolen still in shock that the children they run in t-shirts aria is in ointment go you can listen to iron maiden joe daspriest it’s all stolen in them people sit in casual american t-shirts in these raglan jeans and his in the american youth came upstairs and are being driven to america well what kind of country is this oxymoron well you have to a little well well, that’s how it is with crazy people. well, we have people in the east who like to be experimented on. that’s all right. they like to fall under some ism, communism, fascism, nazism, realism, potyanism. they like it, leave them alone, now you just have to expel them. for my land i don't know how to build some walls, some walls of 500 m so that they are

is, now instead of russia there will be ukraine everywhere, uh, and instead of hmm tolstoy and dostoevsky will be. welles, there is katerevsky or whoever else is there or they will find it. dostoevsky and tchaikovsky have ukrainian roots. well, let's say all outstanding. russian so it turns out that ukrainians are either or so or so, that is, uh, there is a linguist, yes, who synthesized, in fact, this ukrainian language. yes, there is a joke, but the joke had long-term consequences, but uh, their idea of ​​them is like this, like a cultural diversion, it's not just to cancel russia, this idea to replace russia with ukraine that ukraine and and the ukrainian ukrainian language is, uh, like russian, but only more correct, uh corresponding to liberal values. eh, everything and everything that they ask is like now ukrainian culturologists. they say that the russian language appeared when the mongol-tatars tried to capture, they captured russia, it was golden and they tried to speak ukrainian, they did not turned out in ukrainian from this belt. yes, it seems to be something like that, something like that,

will be ukraine everywhere, and instead of tolstoy and dostoevsky, it’s understandable, yes, yanko kupala a-but yes, kotlyarevsky is there, or who else is there? welleep increasing, russian ukrainians, or that’s it, or that’s the way it is, eh, that’s how he essentially synthesized this ukrainian language so well, eh- is kotlyarevsky's linguist, well, from the officer, he synthesized the ukrainian language - that's also good, because according to the previous version, it was invented by the austrian general staff, and here it turns out that it happened 100 years earlier, you see, such frameworks have already shifted. about a quarter of a century earlier than pushkin synthesized the russian language, this is also beautiful. and yanka kupala, a great belarusian poet, turns out to be ukrainian too, well, what are you going to do here? the level of education and knowledge in general about the slavic brothers, how do you like them to say uh, the russians are so good they know it all and in general well, they also come and chase such cultural figures and tell that it turns out that it all arose not now, but they have already seen this once before. look,

the guys have, this is dostoevsky, this is tolstoy russian language pay attention to the flag, which is for the guys. this is, as you know, the flag of victory, i ask them men. welli asked everyone question, but victory is when they say, well, as an intermediate stage, it would be necessary to return the flag to its place. i say this, he's in berlin well, then we'll return in berlin. everything is, well, so serious. i'm asking. like, well, right. a very correct person, i ask, tell me, are you trophying something there? well, because when you asked people from this you understand that they are better at what we say, you know, at first when it was, well, first-aid kits say harnesses there, and now, firstly, everything has become correct how much. that is, they do not talk about themselves, we are there for you. we are not here, this is nothing. they talk, i say so calmly, you know, children's letters help. that's when the children write it says, so it's necessary here we read their hearing and say we are asked to come back. well , we sent our reaction to the children. hello soldier. thanks for protecting us. i was surprised. when among luhansk? i have seen. volunte