, it was lev davidovich trotsky, it was he who was then responsible for soviet ideology, for soviet cultureral for this soviet agenda. trotsky read it and made the following verdict: i recognize the story’s artistic merits, but it is entirely counter-revolutionary. and when prishvin read this, he made the most important conclusion for himself that he would not make a writer who writes on social issues, that he needed to leave. from this social agenda, to get away from politics, to get away from public life, to find a niche for himself, and nature became such a niche for him, in fact, here he is with he started from the other side, yes, his first works are also largely devoted to the theme of nature and man, and he seems to understand that he must again return to where he started, it is nature that will save him, nature will protect him, disguise him, and he begins to write these wonderful books of his, such as the springs of berindei, another name for this story is less poetic, i like it less, a calendar of nature, then he writes such a wonderful philosophical poem in prose, which is called

was already at the top, it was possible to conduct such alternative demonstrations. in support of trotskyst trotsky, the workers, not some there, the bourgeoisie, the workers of the putilovsky factory, ugh, held demonstrations in support of zinoev and his group in the party, and it was the 20s and the beginning of the 30s, in the year 36 the secretaries of the regional party committees took a plan for the number of those shot. yes, this is a completely different story, because in 28 or 29, if you told the secretary of some bolshevik party committee, and you had to write a plan, how many people you were going to shoot this year, he would think you were crazy , in 37 it didn't seem like madness, it seemed like the norm, and only 10 years have passed, and in russia 10 years have passed from the 14th to the 24th, you see how it has changed. imagine the next 10 years, it just doesn't happen overnight, that's why when we say navalny's funeral has passed and that's all, maybe it's not the emergence of an alternative, but a slow massacre of the alternative, because again these people gathered for

in support of trotsky and against trotsky.t some bourgeois, but workers of the putilovsky plant. ugh. demonstrations were held in support of zinoev and his. groups in the party, and it was the 20s and the beginning of the 30s, in the 36th year, the secretaries of the regional party committees took a plan for the number of those shot, this is a completely different story, because in the 28th or 29th year, if if you told the secretary of some bolshevik party committee, and you have to write a plan, how many people you will shoot this year, he would decide that you are crazy, in 37... it didn't seem like madness, it seemed like the norm, and only 10 years have passed, and 10 years have passed in russia from the 14th to the 24th, you see how it has changed, imagine the next 10 years, it just doesn't happen in one day, so when we say, it's been a long time navalny and whatnot, maybe it’s not the emergence of an alternative, but a slow massacre of the alternative, because again these people gathered for navalny’s funeral, but rememb

and against trotsky, the workers, not some bourgeois, but the workers of the potilovsk plant, ugh, heldstrations in support of zinoev and his groups in the party, and it was the 1920s and the beginning of the 1930s, in 1936, the secretaries of the regional party committees in... had a plan for the number of people shot, this is a completely different story, because in 28 or 29 year, if you told the secretary of some bolshevik party committee, and you have to write a plan, how many people you will shoot this year, he would think that you are crazy, in the year 37 it did not seem crazy, it seemed normal, and only 10 years have passed, and in russia 10 years have passed from the 14th to the 24th. you see how she has changed, imagine the next 10 years, it just doesn't happen in one day, so when we say, it passed... in the wake of navalny and nothing, then maybe it's not the emergence of an alternative, but a slow massacre of the alternative, because again, these people gathered for navalny's funeral, but remember, 10 years ago they did not go to the funeral, they gathered for demonstrations

stalin was already at the top, it was possible to hold such alternative demonstrations, in support of trotsky and against trotsky, workers, not some bourgeoisie, workers of the putilovsky plant, ugh , held demonstrations in support of zinoev and his group in the party, and these were the 1920s and early 1930s. in the 36th year the secretaries of the regional committees of the party took a plan for the number of people shot, this is a completely different story, because in the 28th or 29th year, if you told the secretary of some committee of the bolshevik party, and you have to write a plan, how many people you will shoot this year, he would have decided that you were crazy, in 37 it didn't seem crazy, it seemed normal, and only 10 years had passed, and in russia 10 years had passed from the 14th to the 24th, you see how she changed, imagine the next 10 years, it's just in one day everything is not happening, so when we say, navalny’s funeral was held and nothing, then maybe it’s not the appearance of an alternative but... a free massacre of an alternative, because once again these people gath

has long been expelled from the soviet union, but the liquidation of trotsky - this is the summer ofhem western, western, i emphasize instructors, english and french s... immediately began to form something like the vlasov army, all that was needed was a banner and a legend, why this army was formed from captured red army soldiers, then would invade the territory of the soviet union in order to start a civil war, this figure was supposed to be trotsky, trotsky the creator of the red army, many commanders personally obeyed him, personally interacted with him, had a history of communication, as they say with him. this, by the way, explains a lot in the purge of the red army, around the same time, but let’s imagine june 22 , 1941, a terrible blow by the german army appears. persons involved and organizers of that operation duck, thanks to which in the summer of 1940 trotsky was killed in mexico. at the most crucial moment, less than a year before the start of the great patriotic war, the worst enemy of the soviet union was eliminated. to make it clear to our respected viewers that pavel

until recently, leon trotsky called the baltic sailors the beauty and pride of the revolution.ber coup and in the civil war. but now they challenged the bolsheviks, who, instead of the promised power of the soviets, established their own dictatorship, took away grain from the peasants, and suppressed workers’ strikes. those who were dissatisfied were sent to concentration camps. that day, at a rally of thousands on anchor square, the sailors of kronstatt demanded democratic freedoms and civil rights, re-election of councils, and the release of political prisoners. but the answer was to storm the fortress. commanded by mikhail tukhachevsky. they brought up artillery, aviation, and armored trains. the red army soldiers attacked across the ice of the gulf of finland and broke into kranstatt. the last teams to surrender were lenkorov sevastopol and petropavlovsk. on march 1, 1943, the koryukov massacre began. the nazis began to kill civilians in the village of karyukovka in the chernihiv region. march 1996 in the capital of malaysia in kualalumpuri, the construction of the then tal

repeal the 1931 abortion ban thanks to the hard work of so many in this room including representative trotsky and to senator giese. and for every sweet child of ours in michigan, we have made school lunch and breakfast free of charge for every michigan child. [applause] all 1.4 million michigan public school students get two meals a day so they can focus on learning and so their parents can save $850 a year on groceries per student. i want to thank the senator darren and representative regina white that led this effort. [applause] when i introduced my next budget, we will keep feeding students and lowering grocery bills for families. [applause] we also put cost saving pieces of the affordable care act into state law. you might be wondering what does cost got to do, got to do with it. now young people can stay on their parents insurance until they turn 26, and you can't be charged more for having a pre-existing condition. [applause] because no one should be running up that bill to get better when they are sick. okay. [laughter] a little bit more coffee before the next estate of the state. some

that's what, volodya, sergeevich, you are not like trotsky, no matter how much you want, we all knowre. tanya, we won’t let anyone offend you. why don't you think so? i sincerely want to work here, can you tell gatby from barsollin? is a parasol a sneaker, a covercoat from comerband? no, but why, if i have you, it’s your job to differentiate, it’s mine to guide you correctly, but i i see that, for example, this is outdated , ugly, simply tasteless, by the way , this is... like a layman, like an invader, like a person with money, and i want to see something here, amazing, be careful, so that a person can say, wow, wow, they have that too. you see, we understand that you are spoiled enough to be surprised at anything. firstly, tatyana, how long have we been new, and secondly, don’t even you understand me, this is a longing for the unreal, a thirst to break out of limits at least once, even you pay in red. “can i talk to you for a minute, this is crossing all sorts of boundaries, what exactly, i asked you to leave me alone, i conveyed it through a proxy, and what should i have asked per

it to stalin in an envelope , it was somehow considered strange, not camilfo, and no one cut off trotsky’ssend it, well, people still know they got it , that is, they were always engaged in terror, and the terrorists, that is, they, well, here they say, with whom you will behave, well , that is, they just became like this, well, they are friends with the taliban, they are friends with hamas, well, in principle. decided to show the guys seriously that they are no worse than they are, by the way, this whole story with the terrorist act in krasnogorsk, that the russian law enforcement system, it's just, well, it's slipping, it came to the state in which it was there in the early 2000s, when putin became president, it was absolutely obvious that the russian security forces, even when they have some contacts with, let's say, terrorist groups, they cannot profile. terrorist acts, they are the maximum that they can...

... it was somehow considered strange to stalin in the envelope, not camilfo, and nobody cut off trotsky'sknow, they got it anyway, that is, they were always engaged in terror, but as a demonstration of the consequences of the terrorists , that is, they, well, here they say, who will you behave with , well, that is, they just became the same, well, they are friends with the taliban, they are friends with hamas, well, in principle, they decided to show the serious boys that they are no worse than them by the way, this is not evidence at all of this whole story with a terrorist act... gorska, that the russian law enforcement system, it's just, well , it's slipping, it came to the state in which it was there in the early 2000s, when putin became president, it was absolutely obvious that the russian security forces, even when they have some contacts with, let's say , terrorist groups, they cannot prevent a terrorist act, the most they can do is arrive an hour after it happens, well, anyway ...

recruited there in to the film academy, just like in this hollywood, there are such leftists that trotsky would cry, well, maybe, my friend, you and i are not in the film academy yet... we would of course broadcast the full version and every day, but the reality is, this is an american award and the most prestigious in cinematography, but, but this is a victory, this is a victory for ukraine, and here you can't underestimate this, moreover , we have to thank you, because a huge team of producers, including ukrainian and american ones, worked to make this happen, because let me explain again, this is an extremely commercial mechanism, oscar, it's extremely expensive. .. the mechanism, there is big , really huge money, regardless of whether it is left-wing or right-wing or left-wing, it is for a ukrainian documentary film to break through, to receive such an award, it is huge, you know, as one would not like to call success about war, but this a huge breakthrough, let's call it that, but it's very important that the truth about the russian-ukrainian war will be seen by those who believe in.

stalin in an envelope, everyone somehow thought it was strange, not camilfo, and nobody cut off trotsky’sead and did not send it, well, people, that’s all - you know, they got it, that is, they always engaged in terror, and the demonstration of the consequences of the terrorists, that is, they, well, here they say who will you behave with, well, that is, they just became the same, well, they are friends with the taliban, they are friends with hamas, well, in principle, they decided to show their boys are serious. that they are no worse than they by the way, this whole story with the terrorist act in krasnogorsk does not show at all that the russian justice system, it is simply, well, it is slipping, it has reached the state in which it was there in the early 2000s, when putin became president , it was absolutely obvious that the russian security forces, even when they have some contacts with, let's say, terrorist groups, they cannot prevent a terrorist act, they do the best they can. to come an hour after it will take place, well, in general, the situation with this is here a terrorist ac

well, the first chairman of the military council was lev davidovich trotsky.is fighting his last mortal battle, yes nikita, one and a half oaths, more than 200 billionaires have already signed an oath of donation, pledging to donate half of their capital to charity, and at the origin of the company it was warren buffett, bill gates, that’s right, oath 600, i swear to you. changing his appearance so often victor a century and a half ago 900 this future politician was born on november 30 in the blanheim palace coats piled up in a heap in the ladies' dressing room where the future mother barely managed to reach after a stormy round of the waltz winston churchel you are right wrestlers and castles and a half. the groszałkowicz palace was built in this city under maria theresa, joseph gaidon gave concerts here, now the palace has become the residence of the president of the independent state, bratislava, that’s right , a century and a half ago, one and a half, the auction was again thousands from victor, seven from alexey, 17-100 you have 700. attention question: i

you understand, mm, a native of the kherson region, if my memory serves me right, lev davidovich trotskywon’t get around to, and that’s exactly what happened , you know, what also amazes me is this psychology of ukrainians, i recently talked with a person who, since 2014... the lining of a jacket, they will get a party card communist party of the russian federation, they will get a thank you note from the parquet letter from the administration of the president of belarus, this is the public, you have nothing to do with them... of course not, but do they need a restored ukraine is also generally a question, if it is in the format of anti-russia, antiberus, yes, it is needed, and if it is in the format uh, prodigal son , yes, this model of christian repentance, then of course, they don’t need it at all, but theoretically you are even considering the possibility of reuniting russia, belarus and ukraine, but i would really like this, you understand, here’s mine generation... "we live with this trauma, we didn’t understand what was happening, you know, none of us realized then in december of

all, you understand, a native of the kherson region, if my memory serves me right, lev davidovich trotskytle russian peasant, this merchant at heart, the opportunity to do something. something contrary , and then you won’t end up with problems, that’s exactly what happened, you know, what also amazes me is this psychology of ukrainians, i recently talked with a man who has been delivering humanitarian aid to donbass since 2014, he told stories , when the russian army was already retreating from kharkov and he says that before this there were children standing, they were greeted with russian flags, when the russian ones had already left... i assure you that these same children will then again stand with russian flags, all these party-genos from the same kharkov, they will rip open the lining of the jacket, take out the desks - a ticket of the communist party of the russian federation, a letter of gratitude from the administration of the president of belarus will be taken out of the parquet, this is the kind of public, you understand, you can’t do anything with it, it was there 100 years ag

you understand, mm, a native of the kherson region, if my memory serves me right, lev davidovich trotsky do is... give the little russian peasant to this merchant in the depths of his soul the opportunity to do something in spite of problems and then you won’t get around to it, and that’s exactly what happened, you see, what also amazes me is the psychology of ukrainians, i recently talked with a person who, since 2014 . i assure you that these same children will then again they will stand with russian flags, all these partagenos from the same kharkov will tear apart the lining. no, who said that they will finance the restoration of ukraine, but whether they need a restored ukraine is also another question, if it is in the format of anti-russia, anti-belarus, yes it is needed, if it is in the format of the prodigal son, but this model of christian repentance , then of course they don’t need it at all. so, well, theoretically, are you even considering the possibility of reunification of russia, belarus, ukraine? yes, i would really like that. you understand, this is my generation, we live

it to stalin in an envelope, it was somehow considered strange, not camilfo, and no one cut off trotsky's head and did not send it, but people still got it, you know, that is, they were always engaged in terror, and the demonstration of the consequences terrorists, that is, they, well, here they say, who will you behave with, well, that is , they just became the same, well, they are friends with the taliban, they are friends with hamas, well, in principle , they decided to show the serious boys that they are no worse than them, until things, this does not indicate... at all this whole story with the terrorist act in krasnogorsk, that the russian law enforcement system, it's just , well, it's slipping, it's come to the state it was there in the early 2000s, when putin became president, it was absolutely obvious that the russian security forces, even when have any contacts with, let's say , terrorist groups, they cannot prevent a terrorist act, the most they can do is arrive an hour after it happens, well, in general , here is the situation with this terrorist act more surprising, first the

starmer, background starmer, his background is a pabloite, a subset of pabloite, which is a subset of trotsky's all is get in and probably do all this stuff secret . this leftist stuff in secret. he's just telling you yet, he's just not telling you yet, owen, he's being a owen, you know, so he's being a bit what? that's >> you know what? that's that's actually genuinely what i believe. it's believe. and i think it's absolutely to absolutely ridiculous. vowing to do flouncing off do this sort of flouncing off like i mean, he like this because, i mean, is he actually doing keir actually doing labour and keir starmer favour , it doesn't starmer a favour, it doesn't matter. they're going to win so badly. is actually badly. it actually is actually doing them favour because he's doing them a favour because he's making people of making more moderate people of the rightish side go for keir starmer. he's playing into starmer. he's he's playing into he's basically if you if keir starmer keir starmer might have to pay him money to do what he's doing. so yes he is, he's doing keir favour by saying doing. s

>> i'm allowed to talk about this because, you know, i was like trotsky at alabama. the administration used to love the machine. they, of course, don't now because i won good tickets to football games. but back then, i had someone from the administration call me in and say, "son, i see you're running to abolish the student government." "yeah, it's really not fair." of course, i had the light touch. i said, "it's about as racist as george wallace. it is backward. it needs to be taken from the campus." he said, "son, i see here you want to go to law school. well, there are a lot of people down the street at the university of alabama law school." i cut him off and said, "who says i'm going to go to your law school?" there you go. i've given a lot of information that's made mika uncomfortable right now. >> yeah. >> university of alabama law school, a great law school. i was just ready to get out of there, richard. >> actually, it's incredible. okay now, i need you to stop. >> that's what i said. can i ask richard about the giants? >> only if you talk about richard's week

have been saying it for some time, you and i have spoken before , you and i have spoken before, is, trotskyerested in you. and right now, the russians are always probe military aircraft that are passing kaliningrad or going through the baltic, or indeed, the black sea. i think the british public doesn't really know the strength of hostility that russia is showing towards the armed forces of our allies and ourselves, and this is just typical, what we have to be really careful about is that we do have alternative systems that can operate in case gps is jammed. and of course, what's happening is the russians are probing to see if, for example , probing to see if, for example, grant shapps, plane had to divert, because they were so effective with their jamming. >> so because it didn't divert, we can take encouragement from that, that other systems were brought straight into play , brought straight into play, absolutely. you know, i was actually trained to navigate aircraft without actually using any electronic systems at all. so if necessary, you just revert back to , you know, normal back to,