but in western europe, there is a near silence about this. just as there was silence on julian a sound when edward snowden, on all these whistle blows on the people that try their best to risk their lives, to give information to people in western europe that they aren't being told. i mean, i suppose, thankfully, i don't know, give me the poverty in economic crisis of wisdom. your be so great that most working people know making people don't have the time to watch the news or learn about that well because they're because they come eat when they kind of eat their homes, maybe have these, these are the questions that are facing west and you are a big rush or i understand has made some inquiries over the citizen by they'll durham if i'm not sure what the friendship telling the russian authorities. obviously, macro is tweeted, some complete nonsense about this being about prevents being a free country, but he's also you a citizen because telegram that i quoted you having to buy. so presumably behind the scenes, although nothing public yet. but you

a second front should be opened in western europe against hitler. happy with the conference, because president roosevelt and stalin's projects were discussed in a series of issues. churchill and roosevelt had a good relationship before the tehran conference. they even met in cairo a week before traveling to tehran. and together with chiyan kashk, the leader of china declared war. dependent from churchill, which wounded churchill, churchill was no fool, he was aware of this, and is kind of the moment in the 20th century or in the second world war when you are... to support him and to strengthen the iranian army send a military advisor. but the soviet military presence in iran was exactly what scared mohammad reza shah. that's why mohammad reza shah himself went ahead and went to meet churchill and roosevelt. he hoped america would help him. two years before that , his father reza shah had extended his hand to america for help. and at the end of the war, they reached important agreements. stalin got his wish and it was decided to open a second front a

i5 throughout western europe and north america.— north america. — north america. is in a new tactic by the _ north america. is in a new tactic by the islamic - north america. is in a new tactic by the islamic state | tactic by the islamic state group, targeting young kids? it seems they're leveraging social media sites, something like tiktok. �* , ., tiktok. it's old wine, new bottles- _ tiktok. it's old wine, new bottles. they've - tiktok. it's old wine, new bottles. they've always . tiktok. it's old wine, new i bottles. they've always use forms to communicate with people. i think it's more a reflection on the apps themselves, that tiktok has been increasingly used by younger folks, been increasingly used by youngerfolks, they been increasingly used by younger folks, they picked been increasingly used by youngerfolks, they picked up on that. people have talked about the kind of hipster e mum, radicalised but speaking the language of today's youth —— back iman. isis mentioned this specifically, and it made attacks more likely because of the images

i5 throughout western europe and north america.— north america. the _ north america. is that a new tactic by the islamic - north america. is that a new tactic by the islamic state . tactic by the islamic state group, targeting younger kids? in terms of what usa, it seems they are leveraging social media sites, something like tiktok? , ., media sites, something like tiktok? , . ., , tiktok? they have always used social media _ tiktok? they have always used social media platforms - tiktok? they have always used social media platforms and - social media platforms and relied on encrypted platforms to attempt to communicate with people. i think it is more a reflection on the apps themselves, that tiktok is increasingly used by younger people, and they have picked up on that, people have talked about the kind of hipster preachers who are radicalise but also speaking the language of the youth today. we also have the israel hamas conflict that has raised the temperature and in this case isis measures that specifically and that has made attacks across the

ussr deported from the countries of western europe were transported in passenger cars.s rode with their trains, they faced different lives, new quarters, new tasks. ale at the transshipment stations, for example, near vaukavysk, the urgent people were overloaded as if they were more than 20 thousand deported civilians from germany, austria, the czech republic, poland, france, the netherlands, and hungary. ale na terytoryi our the region of trascyanets would work in such a way that people who live in this complex would appreciate the history and energy of the place where they have come. kanstancin kastyuchenka will cope with this task. memorial complex trastsyanets becomes a month of national tragedy, will and memory not only of our country. most names are adzins and we always remember how to know beyond the boundaries. history of austria. the deadline for the monument was december 28, 2019. of course, this taxa is very important, and for all this month memory for the australians, theirs is not only there tsikavits, there are those who had problems, their relatives, i ha

stalin wanted to open a new front against hitler in western europe as soon as possible. the soviet leader did everything to achieve his wishes, sometimes gently and sometimes harshly. he would look down at your feet, at your toes, but he would never like to look immediately straight into your eyes. i don't remember anything sort of unpleasant being said on either side until it came to some very crucial point, and then rude. even though he was paralyzed, he came to tehran. the two leaders in 43 um and of course all and but there had been communication between yer amerika embassadorliga üçün üçük üçün bir qəsdin molsisi da ruzvelti konferanza velişti, qəsdin molsisi bu teşimada yer alhauti, ona də də də stalin ruzveltə etdi ki, o rus embassleridadın qalsın in the sovet embassy. to stay in the soviet embassy as was offered. churchill was wounded, churchill was no fool, he was aware of this, and that is kind of the moment in the 20th century or in the second world war, when you begin to see the emergence of the united states. iran should send a military adviser, but the sovi

isis will get back to continuing to try to inspire teenagers to launch one of attacks throughout western europee and north america. is that a new tactic by the islamic state group, targeting younger kids? it seems in terms of what you are saying that they are really leveraging social media sites, something like tiktok. in social media sites, something like tiktok.— like tiktok. in some ways it is all iuite like tiktok. in some ways it is all quite new, _ like tiktok. in some ways it is all quite new, they _ like tiktok. in some ways it is all quite new, they have - like tiktok. in some ways it is. all quite new, they have always used social media platforms, they have relied on encrypted platforms to attempt to communicate with people. i think it is more of a reflection on the acts themselves that tiktok has been increasingly used by younger folks. they have picked up on that people talk about the kind of hipster where it is the preachers that are radicalised but they are also kind of speaking the language of today's youth. we have also got the israel hummus conflict that is really raising the t

in general , life in the regions of central and western europe is characterized by variable cloudinessin the countries beyond europe, there is no taxation without payment. night europe has a different intensity of nascent decline. it's cloudy in the lands of western europe... dazhdzhi, veragodnast navalnits. panjadzelak has 5 years in berlin +23. changeable clouds. warsaw has 19 points over zero. rain kiev has 29 with plus signs. i'm not sure pragnazuezza. vilnius has 22 chickens, rain from navalnytsia. ryze has -22 - variable cloudiness. tallinn has 21 points above zero. rain st. petersburg has 21 plus signs. taksama rain in maskve - 24. in the village of 5 living buildings in our region there will be a melting atmosphere on the front, as a result there will be variable cloudiness, for the most part there will be even a different intensity, in particular areas during the warm weather, the night and early months are weak, the fog, the wind temperature +16 at night, 26° during the day, temperature the wind is in the cloudy centers, in grodno it is cloudy, the apatkas are pink. near bras

listen, watch, think you are not allowed to do that in western europe anymore. if you read in novel, if you want to play 3, let's do a piece of music. if you read of news story and that it comes from western europe, you must understand and suspect the author compose a list of view of journalist because they all have a confined within this search area and space. and this shows to anyone that alone alone must learn the rumble, found it was a reason that even the left, the left western europe very quickly after this announcement don't go that, don't go to products from things that are tyler, terry and company country. as much as it was on division to hello website is also closely following the controversial case. and you can keep across all the details including more on the mysterious one, the an accompanying puddle, dirt on his plane when he landed in paris. so let us see, don't com. the person on the, the as prominence, the new rangel note, he held a phone call that says, conversation says the premier, visited ukraine. the 2 leaders touching base on moscow on new

, by american business, moved their money, legally or illegally, that’s another question, to western europend from... open an account in a polish bank to start a business, legal or illegal is another question, that is, the so-called money laundering took place on a very large scale, then it was interrupted, but what was transported exists and works, so there are fears, there is also anger among the people, because at first the poles thought that the russians are going to act like americans, that is, bomb everyone, as was the case, for example, in yugoslavia, not paying attention to the civilian population and the fact that the ukrainians need help. it turned out that the svo has a completely different one. character first in turn, strategic military targets are attacked, that is, there is no longer the fear that was at the beginning that the russians will bomb the civilian population, no matter what. on the other hand, what appeared? there are a lot of rich ukrainians who drive around warsaw, for example, in a lamborghini, on top of a porsche, they hang out, have fun, drink, don’t pay atten

there is a corridor that actually comes from china by rail and finally we reach western europe, which is finally spain and portugal. here is me if this. from the middle, you will notice that it passes over the yellow part, which is iran, which means that we are clearly in the middle of the world, at the crossroads of east and west. well, south of us, which is the indian ocean, means that if you want to pass through the origin of the load, which is china. let them move to the west of the world, so that they can pass should they find it or should they go to the sea? well, the route is finally clear. if you want to say it by land route in the form of rail or road , close the camera view now. yes, run a little bit of the same to see. yes, i said that this is from china, which you see is in the east of the world, than in the west , which is in western europe, spain and portugal. this is the largest horizontal land area in the world. if we fold this map, you will see that this line goes through the middle. this is iran . this yellow part is iran . above it is the caspian sea, and below it i

what can we say about the main donor of the usa, there, according to human rights watch, as in western europe is nothing more than a paradise garden. hrw’s assertion that it exists solely on private donations conceals the real picture of what is happening. the usa, human rights activists, big capital and power are inextricably linked by lobbying ties, which has been recognized by western researchers. in their opinion, hrw's close ties with the us authorities disqualify its claims to independence. what kind of independence can there be when there is such a connection with the american authorities. human rights watch should be called a subsidiary fund of the local elite. and if you change the first letter in the word "watch", you can get a capacious description of the entire work. by a strange coincidence , human rights issues are dealt with exclusively by career employees of the us security and intelligence services. this applies to x. the sponsor of the organization. the conclusion suggests itself, quite obvious: these and other human rights activists are nothing more than a convenient tool o

second front, discovered by the allies pinned down german troops in western europe.st and was forced to fight on two fronts. in the spring of 1945, after a series of successful operations, the allied forces launched a general offensive. the german troops were given the task of transferring all mobile units to the eastern front, and the stationary units that were left without transport to defend the area of ​​their responsibility until the products were exported to the reichs, and then capitulate, which was done. the only resistance. chilly the germans ended up only in orders. now historians are arguing what caused such fierce resistance, because the blow was a colossal force, either hitler, as they say, jumped up, as they like to say now, or the americans and british stuck their noses in where they were not asked ahead of time. on february 4, 1945, the yalta conference opened in crimea. the very fact of holding this conference confirmed a new concept in world politics. which was that superpowers set the rules of the game for everyone. the yalta conference was mainly

the us, the western europe pushing very hard for all kinds of regime change all over the world. so an interesting, interesting conversation malik, thank you so much for your time and your insight on this. thanks for having me. absolutely. well, that is our show for today. we want to remind you that we're here every day, keeping an eye on the stories that have a direct impact. so you next time the, [000:00:00;00] the position i was suggesting bell great was suggesting that we send americans and the bridges and the drink that on your bill is us on obama move dining? probably now and they will out soon, but it's done when he is here. all the on use with data daily, it will save you from us across as you know, the volume of the city. so what i need to file a possibility for this. most of our thoughts in this one is not as a guide on source or signal motion run you. it might be, you know, a lot less radioactive than that something is active uranium, but still it's radioactive and a has toxins in the can killed the laptop. you want me to go and see. so either this is jan. let's see th

usually also in canada, in the united states, but most importantly, these are the countries of western europew of them, as they say, are actively engaged in the adaptation of ukrainian communities. particularly young children, i was once for the border during the war on a business trip with the permission of the ministry there, and talked with children, with schoolchildren, with people, and from the whole class with which i talked, there were 35 children, about three children wanted to return to ukraine, this is just a fact, it is, and so here is the question, we literally have four minutes, but i want your opinion, how do you think the government should act now, how to act to preserve prospects. for ukraine to return people, to invite migrants, laborers, i don't know which ones, to support families so that they are more gave birth, well, the situation is not easy, the war continues, when it will end, we don’t know, we are in a situation where we don’t know how it will be tomorrow, but we need to act now, please, well, support the newborn, i don’t know, there is no answer, because there is no

i mean, many people commenting on the fact that western europe is appear to be suicidal in its attempt to support washington policy on the proxy war through ukraine. is this the united states behind the scenes of acting to attract the juror of a head of a us election in november? and how would we find that out? or you'd be very difficult to find out. i've heard so many series about what actually happened and, you know, in the last 3 or 4 days, there are a lot of people who believe that it's specifically connected to the war and ukraine . that there are issues that the united states military are made or has with communications on telegram. but in the bigger picture, it really doesn't matter. there's a perception issue here, which is that whether he was, you know, arrested because of local french violations, which is what the french government claims. whether it was for following a foul, the dsa, as some european officials hinted at before his arrest. or whether it was something else, all the exec tech executives have been generally on notice for a while now that they are going to be hel

order to radically change the situation, then the entire military-industrial complex, at least in western europeould work for ukraine, but this will not happen, because they will not invest so much to lose huge funds, but they will be measured out so that the conflict leel another point added from my point of view strategically important, this is generally the logistics of basing. russia cannot be defeated by military means, the americans know this, so what they are doing, their task is to prolong the war, every day of the war, this is money that goes into the specific pockets of european officials, american, including the kiev elite, they earn money on this, if there was no money in the war, it would not be earned, there would be no wars in the world many. they earn millions of dollars on this war, so they need to extend the fighters from here, further, from here there will be more terrorism and extremism, we see what is happening now in the kursk region, is the goal of the terrorist attacks on the kursk region victory? no, we need to show western partners that there are some successes, there a

and because they themselves had pipeline systems which supplied gas to western europe, it sounds to me, if you listen to that, like russian germany, we're simply taking out the middleman to be able to provide the gas from this point to this point directly. right? uh, more efficiently and cheaper uh, from russia to the people of germany. they were essentially cutting out the money. man. manila that's important here, right? we, you know, rick, you can earn a pretty penny being the middle man. and in this case for ukraine, this provides the motive because now when you cut out the middleman, which is ukraine. mm hm. you're cutting out about one and a half $1000000000.00 worth of transit fees that russia otherwise used to have to pay by going over land to go into western europe to, to transport this natural gas interest. so we're talking big money here. i'm one and a half $1000000000.00 per year on average, sometimes more, sometimes less. but that is a lot of money for a country like ukraine who never really reassembled their economic viability after the fall of the soviet union. they've ki

the us, the western europe pushing very hard for all kinds of reasoning, change all over the world. so an interesting, interesting conversation malik, thank you so much for your time and your insight on this. thanks for having me. absolutely. well, that is our show for today. we want to remind you that we're here every day, keeping an eye on the stories that have a direct impact. so you next time the, [000:00:00;00] the joe biden catastrophic debate performance and the attempted assassination of donald trump. i shuddered. many narrow trips about american politics binding isn't sharp, is attack, and trust isn't an ex essential threat. officially sanctioned narrative of clause the ukraine never transitioned out of the ninety's. the kind of child to politics of the not just continued will or the went all the way through. yeah, of course to go see the crime that i never had a patient tries to come and take some stability is the power all site the the plane with nuclear took care of the cave. and that's it. take over the course of the nuclear power plant in an incursion into the region i

involved in the communist movement, european, they come to us, i absolutely confirm the words from western europe, in poland there are polish politicians who want this crazy blockade, crazy behavior, as we call the polish-speaking elites, and not polish ones, to stop, therefore this dialogue must be lead, because a drop wears away a stone and sooner or later... iran-israel, the inevitable response promised by tehran hezbollah to the israeli shelling and the death of ismail haniyeh. in tel aviv, they are talking about the possibility of a preemptive strike on iran. many leaders of the persian gulf countries are discussing israel's actions, although at the same time they are calling for and... to manage their resources, they began to pit shiites, sunnis, who unleashed these wars between shiites, sunnis, allavis, kurds, who promised the kurds their own state, who invaded illegally and deceived, not fulfilling a single promise, who promised to fight terrorism, but himself gave birth to al-qaeda and isis, so that's where it all started, someone wants it to end quickly, now we return to palestine, isra

in western europe , another frontal system will enter the territory of belarus; it will be associated with a powerful cyclonic depression over the north-west of europe. cloudiness will increase again and there will be short-term rains. there will be thunderstorms in places, and gusty winds are possible. temperatures at night are expected to range from 11 to 18, during the day the maximum will be from 19:20 in the northwest, to 26 and 28 in the south of belarus. it will be warm, but with rain, the maximum temperature during the day will be from +20 in the northeast to +28 in the southeast, at night up to 17 degrees. that's all for me, development my colleagues will tell you about the events at 15:00, i say goodbye, have a nice monday. i am history. nature, culture, faith, people, beauty, one hell of a time, and you won’t forget it again , it’s all right here. leonid konstantinovich, good evening, hello, the topic of today’s conversation for belarus is decisive and serious, harvesting agriculture. something that you are well versed in, i will try to defuse the situation a little, or may

in the region of central and western europe , current atmospheric dandies float to the city's cities. it will take hours to walk through the hours of hourly sales, magchymy navalnitsy. in the countries of the approaching, departing and late-night europe , they are expected to have an unfavorable yard, a sluggish veragodnast navalnits, vetser parovisty, ranіtsay, weak fog. u panjadzelak. 12th day in berlin +27 clear without rainfall in warsaw 23 degrees above zero cloudy showers not expected in kiev 23 cloudy without rainfall in vilnius +20 cloudy in the other half of the day rain in ryza 20 days cloudy rain near taline +18 smelly. on the first day of rain near st. petersburg it was 18 degrees above zero, cloudy, rainy, near maskve -19, cloudy, on the other day it was rainy. panyadzelak has 12 living quarters on the territory our country will be marked by a region of high atmospheric pressure, predicting the fall of the month of navalny. sunset, sundown and sunset hours. find out how to use a thermometer. pakazhuts ad +10° and +15°, udzen ad +18 on the night time and +26° on the day ti

now, this is what the heat wave looks like across western europe.ures well above the average for the time of the year. the temperatures will peak in england on monday. let's get to the forecast, then, and that stormy picture developing to the west of the british isles. you can see the storm clouds there, and the radar, indicating the rainfall, flashes of lightning as well. more to come through the course of early monday. so the weather front crossing northern ireland with the downpours through early monday morning, then reaching the west coast of scotland, spreading across scotland as it moves towards the north east. a few showers in northern england, but south of that, the picture looks generally dry and sunny in the morning. now, this is the yellow warning from the met office — a chance of frequent lightning, hail and strong winds within this area. now, because it's a yellow warning, it's a relatively low risk for any one location, but when you get it, you'll know about it. so the forecast, then, for the rest of monday, then. well, the story is go

same rate with western europe. the only region with a lower default rate is the middle east.much lower default rate than north america, latin america, and asia. yet our interest rates are much higher. we pay what i call the prejudice premium. you know, some people call it zip code premium, but it'sjust prejudice premium as far as i'm concerned. you know, and we think that it has to be more nuanced. that's one. two, you know, the methodology that is used to rate african countries really is just needs updating. itjust needs to be updated. you know, so that the credit risk can be better. who's responsible for that, though? i think it's education from both sides. i think it's, you know, africa making its case and the rating agencies listening, you know, and try to listen, you know. and then hopefully we can get a sense of the real credit risks, you know, and the real defaults. we also need to invest in data ourselves, you know, to provide information about what the case is. another example i always use is insurance. you know, political risk insurance is hardly paid in africa, but

central europe is characterized by variable cloudiness and severe rainfalls in most regions of western europealnitsy. the countries of late and late europe will experience partly cloudy skies without any significant downturns. u panjadzelak. 26th day in berlin +25° cloudy without storms near warsaw +24 cloudy without storms near kiev +24 dachshund cloudy without apatka in vilnius +24° clear in ryga +21 and clear here in taline +20 clear apatka not seen in st. petersburg +22° i here clear without apatka in maskve +29 sony dachshund without apatka in panyadzelak 26 life on the ўmovy courtyards on... in the area of ​​​​the high atmosphere tsisku, only early in the day on the night sky adab'esta ўplyў small aktyўnaga frontal paddzelu, as the peramashchaetsa from the territory of poland, chakaetstsa partly cloudy without clouds, only early days and months will be covered for a short period of time dazhdzhi, magchyma navalnitsy. the wind temperature at night is 11 and 18 degrees , during the day it is +32, and during the day it is +34. the wind temperature in the cloud centers near grodno is +16. +

the us, the western europe pushing very hard for all kinds of reasoning, change all over the world. so an interesting, interesting conversation malik, thank you so much for your time and your insight on this. thanks for having me. absolutely. well, that is our show for today. we want to remind you that we're here every day, keeping an eye on the stories that have a direct impact. so you next time the, [000:00:00;00] the plus the see the silver, the somebody. how can it be that um the ship to the middle east from a country whose top officials constantly complain about shortages of munitions and military equipments is fairly low. paying the boy a bit of boss and low cream and maybe a little in your system and below came along the nominal facility or some of those other slash we, i'm about to the easiest you to know. you know, so let us know we and we'll have an easy somebody remember, but uh sure, well, nice thing is to have him come down. now, why are weapons from ukraine spreading over the world to, to this country and to a major arms hub, will continue to bolster ukraine's and forc

the us, the western europe pushing very hard for all kinds of regime change all over the world. so an interesting, interesting conversation malik, thank you so much for your time and your insight on this. thanks for having me. absolutely. well, that is our show for today. we want to remind you that we're here every day, keeping an eye on the stories that have a direct impact. so you next time the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the job items, catastrophic debate performance and the attempted assassination of donald trump. i shattered many narratives about american politics. biden isn't a sharp is attack, and trump is an ex, essential thread, officially sites from narratives of collapse the disturbing images from the coast region as a russian army called stop, the ukrainian defensive taking west bend equipment as pro fees and eliminating more than $2300.00 a t f true will stop them, no matter what. the army is exhausted. i think they've already retreated, far back. they're running out of supplies and ammunition. so will push them back. but the good, we're

the us, the western europe pushing very hard for all kinds of regime change all over the world. so an interesting, interesting conversation malik, thank you so much for your time and your insight on this. thanks for having me. absolutely. well, that is our show for today. we want to remind you that we're here every day, keeping an eye on the stories that have a direct impact. so you next time the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the goal is to provide me with the drivers why they shape the situation where it is understood, the keywords for which to explain people what destroyer should be up there. style apartment. let's see if there's that plumber to be 2 or 3 minutes to shop this quote over the phone is not sure. do they put you up with somebody who does she owns. well, yeah. is that audio still the a new crime never transitioned out of the 90s. the cobb county politics are not discontinued or the old away for the and of course to go see the crime that i never had a breach of trust. you come and some stability is the power all site the cause. i'm more int

the us western europe pushing very hard for all kinds of regime change all over the world. so an interesting, interesting conversation malik, thank you so much for your time and your insight on this. thanks for having me. absolutely. well, that is our show for today. we want to remind you that we're here every day, keeping an eye on the stories that have a direct impact. so you next time the, [000:00:00;00] the disturbing images on the screen just as the russian army console, the putting it offensive say he was an appointment of trophies and a limited thing. the more than 2300 kids no matter what the army is exhausted. i think they've already retreated, far back. they're running out of supplies and they munitions, so we'll push them back for good, or cutting the model completely as gainful does it, as i reported at 10 business days, of course, the power of the literature moved doable. besides in time, can you put it in the left black. israel is subject to a wave of condemnation of the un security council. this excuses.

and some eastern european countries have different gauges and aren't compatible with those in western europe. and the defense situation, the trains would have been here on time. a strike wouldn't have happened and the german real operator would have gotten them here on the schedule. it's not until the next morning that the tanks finally had to where they will be stationed for the next 6 months. they drive the last few kilometers along country roads. soon there will be german kindergartens schools and supermarkets built in the region. that's because a new german brigade will be permanently stationed in lithuania, operational by 2027, about 5000 soldiers and their families will live here. the move is part of nato's defense strategy to prevent russia from attacking other former soviet countries after ukraine. that's especially a concern in the baltic states, unlike and ukraine. here, it would constitute a direct attack on nato territory. the me, there are also conflicts between russia and nato on the cyber level. and investigation published in 2023 and revealed the bulk and files leak and the e

really defend western europe. if in response to the soviet union would fire nuclear missiles at the united states. and so it's from the late 19 fifties on that. this balancing act becomes extremely difficult. the very same year that the federal republic of germany joined nato. vin chancellor clinton had on no, i asked experts for a legal opinion. he wanted to know how binding article 5 really was. in other words, what was washington's obligation if germany were to be attacked? the lawyers, assessments both the question of whether an attack has occurred and the question of the nature and the extent of the assistance to be provided or at the discretion of the united states. which suggests that any country is free to decide whether or not to stand by an ally remedy. i took the 1st cons, article 5 makes you think, oh, not certify attack of nato member state. then all the other $31.00 are going to come and smack me down. i'm of the month. but if i really read it in detail, what it says is each member promises to send a

europe can't defend itself, so we need to work through this point, we can't let you invade western europe, we will stand up for them, but now europe is rich, and america has 35 trillion in debt, and the soviet union is gone, what is the point of all this then, and vladimir putin will do almost anything to make... this happen, to make america left nato, it will only benefit us, we will not finance the defense of other rich countries, he will be able to declare a grand victory, you know what i mean, you can have whatever you want, if you are so worried about the ukrainians, and the ukrainians are dying en masse, then why not, why not make such a deal, we can do it right now, yes, we will not be able to return crimea back to ukraine, that will definitely not happen, so what, you know what i mean, you can end this war right now if you do so do you know how many jobs are taken? that's why we don't get rid of the department of energy or the department of education, they are only useful to themselves, but they are also very harmful to their industries, it's just awful, the state of education in

and the next step after that, the americans needed high gas prices in europe so that either the western european industry, which is a competitor for the us in global competition, would go bankrupt, or so that it would gradually move and flow from europe to... and for this, for example, a law was passed, accordingly, the so-called fight against inflation, which created additional incentives for the flow of knowledge-intensive, high-tech industries of europe, to the united states of america, that is , from my point of view, it was a targeted company on the part of the united states of america to ruin europe, and the europeans accordingly accepted it, because that's what we were, so to speak, they suffered as if for such a good and just cause, yes, they suffer these significant deprivations, and energy consumption has fallen, among other things. first of all, because very large volumes of industrial production are going bankrupt, many enterprises in industries that were sitting on cheap gas there and glass, so to speak, and cement, and fertilizer production and so on and so forth, that is,