why did yeltsin ask to join nato and how did the us leader help him with the elections?ur partnership is too strong. watch it now. hello, this is the meeting place. the merchant writes that this happened in the leningrad, pskov and novgorod regions. according to the publication, since last thursday, residents of the regions have complained that the internet on their mobile phones does not work at night, and that the taxi application also crashes. payment terminals and even video surveillance systems. to this , the regional administrations responded that they were currently debugging some transmission equipment, and this debugging would last until tuesday. the businessman clarifies that the work is being carried out by order of the ministry of digital development for additional configuration. anti-drone systems. according to another source of the publication, turning off 4g is necessary because the enemy uses cell towers to orient their drones. and today it became known that the coordination headquarters at the main intelligence directorate of ukraine, which deals with th

i keep saying: yeltsin, yeltsin, yeltsin center and so on, yes, the name doesn’t matter, understand , a cover, call it whatever you want, differently, a museum of modern history, leave the same programs, leave the same concept, the same ideology, and it will still be a destructive institution, and the individual no longer matters. because his name and personality were very successfully used to ensure that this museum was inviolable, and as for the agreements with nato, which is cited as the success of our policy, then the sad results of this policy, unfortunately, because in 1999 poland, the czech republic and hungary joined nato. and in 2004, bulgaria, estonia, latvia, lithuania, romania, slovakia, slovenia, croatia and albania. that is, the verbal promise that we will not come close to the russian borders has led to the fact that there are nato bases along almost the entire perimeter of our country’s borders. and, although the honored teacher of the russian federation, and now a foreign agent, tamara aidelma. she once said that nato was created as a defensive organization, and it ca

the yeltsin center was created in 2015.n cities renamed indicates that we are talking specifically about a modern political map. that is, in the yeltsin center, as we see, it is believed that crimea belongs to ukraine. by and large, this is a violation of an article of the criminal code. we know what processes took place in ukraine at the end of 2004, beginning of 2005, so, the orange sweater that paipiska goes with, its orange color is a hint of what we lack now in russia, well, apparently that’s why the nemtsov memorial has been located near the walls for so many years kremlin, since it is demonstrated in the yelsin center orange light. not the deportation of peoples, genocide is a very binding concept, genocide is the destruction of peoples based on the principle of blood. well , look, these are precisely the theses used by separatists who are abroad and call for the collapse of russia. here, for example, is akhmat azdoev, the leader of supporters of ingush independence. here he spoke online to the european parliament in

i mean they were after yeltsin, you know, remember yeltsin was was almost impeached twice the in thethe duma vote something that sounding outlandish. absolutely fantastic today but but what happened what in fact i was wondering you know 2017 is of course the 100th anniversary of the great october revolution, which under different circumstances would have been sort of a as a fire or of of of firestorm of red banners, speeches and nothing, nothing nothing happened in 2017. that is really interesting and so there are threats out there money. there is money there are threats. there are also very real possibility that you'll go to jail on some fantastic term. there was a a story recently about a an unnamed a member of, the russian parliament, the duma, the lower house who came to the deputy director for domestic politics, the guy the name of kirilenko. and he said, i can't take it anymore. i'm resigning two days later, there was a a raid of his son's business and, his wife's business as well. and on the third day, he came back to korea and he said, sorry, i take it back and carry and carr

yeltsin was a person who resisted the communist party of ukraine for a reason. he represented an alternative center of power. there was a general election. the popularly elected president of the russian federation, who could also rely on popularly elected people's representatives deputies of the russian federation. by the way, if we recall the shooting point with you, then there was also an interesting story there, because peter i, who fought with the shooters, somehow knew that his opponents could rely on the authority of a more legitimate monarch, the eldest son of the tsar, ivan, tsar ivan, and tsarina sophia, who was then, kings. in the moscow kingdom, she could also appear as a representative of the interests of the legitimate monarch, because by and large, if we are honest, peter i was a usurper of power, he took it from the hands of the legitimate monarch, who had the legitimate right of succession, and the russian political elite should be given its due , it is clear that there are no alternative centers of power and even centers of opposition in the rus

in the same way, the yeltsin center rewrites the significance of the soviet army in the victory overler's germany, because the main emphasis is on the fact that the allies won. look, the great patriotic war. a holy war, without which it would seem unthinkable to consider russian history, but elzen sventer considers russian history without the great patriotic war. the only thing is how the great patriotic war is presented - this is a watercolor copy of a photograph of the meeting of soviet american troops on the elbe. gift given to boris nikolaevich yeltsen by bill clinton. it is clear that this version creates a deformed representation. modern history, leave the same call it anything else, museums in the program, leave the same concept, the same ideology, and it will still be a destructive institution, and here yeltsin’s personality no longer matters, because his name and his personality... very was successfully used to ensure that this museum was inviolable, and as for the agreements with nato, which is cited as the success of our policy, the sad results of this policy, unfortunatel

such problems, when we see them, they need to be stopped in time, so you started with a video of yeltsinal there, unrecognized, but in fact before god, before the people, before the serbian people, javier salana, this is the person who, together with madlyn there and others, started the illegal war in kosovo, he is a war criminal, in 1997 yeltsin made this speech, in 1999 there was the tragedy of yugoslavia, this is where it all started, because they realized their impunity . yesterday our president alexander grigoryevich lukashenko , together with vladimir vladimirovich putin , were in leningrad, this is what happened there, it was amazing, so i observed our atmosphere. president, it seems to me, is a very apt term once again put forward, we remember how he called zelensky a nit, what terms he uses in relation, as we wrote earlier, to political emigration, who were also said here, runaways, but what to call people, it’s not like the opposition, those who against us, well, what kind of opposition are they , there in the duma, probably, there is a fair russia, communists, they may disagre

i quit work, well, look , we’ve been talking about the yeltsin center for 3 years, 4 years, listen, ig against the yeltsin center, it’s a wonderful building, good people, but they show a cartoon about which it ’s impossible to say without shuddering, history. in 7 minutes, where everything is abomination, blood, betrayal, disgusting and disgust, everything, except for boris nikolayevich yeltsin, when a person comes there, so to speak, with his crown still not overgrown, and he watches it, that’s what he takes away from it, look at the little report that the famous prankster lexus shot in yekaterinburg, i really liked it. history, i learned about the history of the ussr, it was told that before there were presidents and they did not think about the people, they decided for themselves because of their power, and elson decided to listen to the people, and so russia became new and free, he gave life to people free, people have become more free, in their clothes, in their words, in their hair color, in their general appearance and in what they say or write? before that there was no freedom

, among russians, stalin was literally a negative character a couple of years at the beginning of yeltsin, and then sociologists began to note that the narrative is returning again, that stalin was good, yes, but what kind of industrialization did he win the war in general, and so on and so on, and now it is interesting that polls even show that young people already believe that stalin is good. that is, in principle, they returned to some place, not even in the 80s, but somewhere in the 53rd year, you know, on the eve of stalin's death, that's just a terrible thing, and what about ukraine, by the way, is interesting that in ukraine this percentage of stalin's supporters was decreasing, since the 1990s, and steadily decreased every year, even when people said that ukrainians said that the best president is putin or lukashenka, we would like such a father, but at the same time they said: viktor boberenko, expert of the analysis bureau and politicians, mr. viktor, good day to you , good health to you, mr. viktor, do you have anything to add to the story, about the matron of moscow, stalin, m

that is, er, in addition to the conclusions regarding yeltsin from 1991, other conclusions were related that now national autonomies do not have any special rights compared to other subjects of the russian federation, that is, a repetition of the collapse of the soviet union and it is constitutionally impossible within the same framework in... the russian federation, well , the russians have been learning for the last few years, that is , we hear about it on the battlefield, we hear about it from our military, from commanders, and in this sense, to underestimate the enemy, it is absolutely absolutely, so to speak, the biggest mistake that we can assume today. it seems to me that it is important not only to underestimate, but also... to understand correctly, and i have a rather serious conclusion that it is in ukraine that russians are not understood more than even in those countries which have never been part of a single state body together with russia. this confuses me, because just as russians are not ready to understand russia, because they consider ukraine, because they consider it

the yeltsin center was created in 2015. moreover, the name.eater, a gift to boris nikolayevich yeltsin from nemtsov. the gift was made in 2005, at which time nemtsov was an adviser to ukrainian president yushchenko. we know what processes took place in ukraine at the end of 2004, beginning of 2005. so. an orange sweater that sucks, its orange color a hint of what we are missing in russia now, well, apparently, because... nemtsov’s memorial has been located near the walls of the kremlin for so many years, since an orange sweater is on display in the eltincenter, a sign of the color revolution donated by boris nikolaevich nemtsov. the entire history of russia is the history of a totalitarian past. the enslavement of the people by their own rulers, not someone who enslaved them, but not their own rulers who enslaved the russian people. camps, this is not in nazi germany, this is here, genocide of entire peoples, not deportation of peoples, genocide - this is very binding concept, genocide is the destruction of peoples on the basis of blood. well

yeltsin it really is more about the culture, sociology of russia that's producing these of leaders. so with that, tell us about particular political sociology. well, thank you very much for being here, finding the time to be here and also for all your support while i was i was writing this book. it is not only my pleasure, it's my actual job. well, it's it's i think each of chapters of this book could be could be a separate book. but i wanted to give the readers. a kind of a but memorable tour of the house that putin built. and and, you know, if you think of the key concepts, ideas ideas, the policies as as colorful tiles, i tried to line them up and then cohere them in in a in a in a portrait and speaking of which, there are about two dozen photos that we're to show you some of the two dozen photos as we go along. the people who know about technology than i will do it. the we took we took some of those photos straight from the net and the idea here was to show a rather than tell it that's that's the theme permeates the book it's entirely based on art or raw intelligence. it's russi

agreed on, but our disarmament, and for this purpose, the executor of this goal boris nikolaevich yeltsinnted. the belovezhskaya agreement, we remember and know it very well, puts an end to it. “dear george, i’ve finished, according to the tradition that has developed between us, i couldn’t wait 10 minutes without calling you. so, the country is destroyed and, as a crowning achievement of the report to the free path of development, this is the speech of the president of the russian federation, boris yeltsin.” pres of the united states of america. listen carefully. i have the high honor to speak here in the congress of a great and free country, as for the first time in the thousand-year history of russia, a popularly elected president, i will touch calmly, communist an idol that sowed social discord, hostility and unparalleled cruelty everywhere on earth. which brought fear to the human community, has collapsed, collapsed forever, and i am here to assure you on our soil, we will not allow it to rise again, remembering the famous american film the next day, the united states of america befo

this is possible as long as yeltsin is in power.es. my vision is to support russia. otherwise, the situation in russia will become even more tense. the transcript is extremely interesting, we will read more over the weekend. a french military source reported that the ukrainians shot down a russian il-76 near belgorod with the help of the american patriot complex, and supposedly this mobile air defense battery, the location of which is kept secret, was supposed to be directly subordinate to the head of the armed forces of ukraine zaluzhny. a safe flight route for the aircraft was also agreed upon with him. official kiev propaganda does not comment on this, but the ukrainian political swamp is already seething with might and main and demands that the perpetrators be punished. homeownership. problems at the front, in particular due to the loss of avdeevka. western experts say that this could be a good reason to get rid of the unwanted general and replace him with the loyal zelensky, head of military intelligence of ukraine, budanov. ze

, that is, conditional yeltsin, navalny or someone else, was completely outside, outside the political field, outside the possibility of mobilizing the same muscovites or anyone else, for support, or a beauty. to protect putin and then get rid of putin, that is, this moment is different, and the fact that in russia they are not against the tsar, but for the benefit of the tsar, well, this, it means from, the history is quite, quite long and quite ancient. well, i think what you said is very important, because it means that the russian political leadership has made some good decisions since 1991 . it was not for nothing that he was a person who resisted the gkchcp, he represented an alternative center of power, he was the universally elected, popularly elected president of the russian federation, who, moreover, could rely on the people's elected representatives deputies of the russian federation. by the way, if we recall the rifle riot with you, then there was also an interesting story there, because peter i, who fought against the riflemen, somehow knew that his opponents could rely on

is the destroyer of russia, yes, zyuganov is its collector of lands, then yeltsin needed to somehowlvation in the elections, but our president understood this tactical part very well, but considered the whole situation from a strategic point of view. with some local elements, but the similarities were obvious. georgia also experienced a sharp decline in the level of democracy and good governance, in almost every area there was a decline, despite the fact that i passed her candidate status. ukraine, moldova and georgia applied for eu membership after the outbreak of full-scale conflict in 2020, but georgia is slowly moving away from the eu, and ukraine and moldova are steadily making the systemic changes that brussels expects of them. oh, oh, the most blatant, to advance on the path of accession, the report says, but let me remind you that moldova closed, sawed out media, but that's okay, but cut it out, cut it out. shor, the party that was. and what is really happening, how normal georgians react to this, who are the overwhelming majority and for whom orthodoxy has serious meaning,

everything i could, i must pass on to someone what i did, by the way, what did boris nikolayevich yeltsinladimir putin, and as we see, as history has shown, he was not mistaken, he was not mistaken, he was not mistaken, it’s true, it’s for everyone well, why us, why yes, this is a civilizational question, in fact, why yeltsin can do this, but biden is unlikely to do this unless he is forced to do so. the thing is very simple. the meetings are very positive. sometimes on our filming everything goes smoothly, either vegetable or creamy. i sing not only on stage, i sing in the shower, i sing at bus stops, i sing on the street, i sing everywhere, because i love singing, this is my life. smalensk, chernikhovsk and turvopinsky principality. unique architectural monuments. the famous russian art writer georgy lukomsky, visiting the palace in 1913, wrote: “this is one of the richest estates in the russian empire.” and the most interesting historical facts. queen bonasforza. club of editors, what distinguishes a national leader from a politician, what the leader thinks about the next generations,

will happen to her, she’ll be kicked out of work, well, look, 3 years, 4 years we’re talking about yeltsin of russia in 7 minutes, where everything is an abomination, blood, betrayal, disgust and disgust, everything except boris nikolaevich yeltsin, once... because of his power, and elson decided to listen to the people, and so russia became new and free, he gave people a free life, people became freer, they now have a freer choice in clothing, in words, in hair color, in their general appearance and in what they say or write; before this there was no freedom of speech at all, and it was bad. it turns out i came, it was cool, freedom, what kind of freedom, what kind of freedom we are talking about, these guys know this freedom, here it is, a destroyed factory. it should be from a young age, with mother’s milk, to nourish those children who will then take the country into their hands, what kind of hands will the country fall into, will there even be these hands, look, i think, i want someone else to move personally to training, because at least i’m not saying anything about the country, i’m

, to agree with the transfer to russia not only of crimea and sevastopol, but of everything, what yeltsinimply an unheard-of holiday. but also the future of all humanity. i can tell everyone that a new ukraine has been born. the first president and the subsequent one only aggravated the situation by the fact that they tried to build their statehood precisely on contradictions, namely on inconsistencies and differences between ukrainians and everything russian. ukraine is not russia, kuchma, the second president. ukraine wrote such a book, and it was published in moscow in the early 2000s; ukraine is not russia, but has turned into open nazism. yushchenko! yushchenko! in 2004, when yushchenko came to power, he created an entire institute that began to study and invent these national heroes. first of all, who were beasts who killed the jewish population, literally massacred them, the ukrainians themselves, the russians, they entered into a close relationship. with german abdor, with the gestapo. why did they get along with the germans and the nazis? for the germans, the nazis, germany is ab

of the military. agree with the transfer to russia not only crimea and sevastopol, but everything yeltsinf holiday when yeltsin said, well , these are the borders that exist. kravchuk, by the way, let me remind you, essentially blocked ukraine’s entry into the union of independent states; ukraine did not ratify the cis charter. each state is free to act independently, but the idea of ​​a commonwealth was needed only for one thing, for... the former party nomenklatura, they very quickly found each other, if you pay attention to the speeches of the current leadership in ukraine, not a word about human rights , about the rule of law, they all begin and end with words about independence, for this independence they first of all need an army, then they also needed the black sea fleet, tomorrow they will present... the corresponding claims, and already, in fact , presented for nuclear weapons , we must not waste time, we must not allow ukraine to already create such an army that it will definitely use, i don’t doubt it for a minute, i think that today we are laying a mine under not only our futu

of people in room who remember august of 91 where tens of came to defend the so-called white house yeltsin and defeated the coup. this these are the same people. well, i mean, not literally. these are probably the fathers or even grandfathers of of this current generation. but it shows that the russia is not dead to to the ability of democracy in the ability of freedom and the only hope i have is that is a new leaders of will will go back to that to that moment in russian history. other questions. yes. thank you. i'm charlie walser from der university. what really you get to see of the economic stuff is beginning to hit a little bit. if you read today's kommersant the cost of renovating your apartment has gone up 40 or 50% of the ministry of health just announced something like 400 medicines are no longer going to be making sure that stuff going to trickle down. but what i really want to ask you about is what some of us are calling the putin paradox. the what the paradox of anders austin are two of the 14 authors in a book we're calling failure russia under putin. and one of the things tha

we to resist all this, what are we talking about we are saying now, if we cannot even deprive the yeltsintructive influence that it enjoys, we have been talking about this for many years, including the terrible cartoon that is shown to children, where everything is mediocre, everything is bloody, everything is deceitful in russia, besides in... history of yekaterinburg. these are the words of museum employee vyacheslav pechnyak, which he said in an interview with journalists of the portal "it's my city". listen carefully. the russians did not colonize the local peoples as harshly as they did in north america. no one at all exterminated. but some indigenous peoples went north, muncie, others staged an uprising. bashkirs. here's a quick question: what's the keyword? colonization, colonized, but how does it level out? the fact that it is not as tough as - it was in the united states of america, well, who are you treating? we read further: before russian colonization , nomadic tribes first lived on the territory of modern yekaterinburg. that is, in all seriousness, within the country, within

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accordingly, such problems, when we see them, they need to be stopped in time, so you started with yeltsin’sof nato, there is also a war criminal there, not recognized, but in fact, before god, before the people, before the serbian people, javier salana is the person who, together with madeline albret and others, started the illegal kosovo war, he is a war criminal, here in yeltsin made this speech in 1997; there was a tragedy in 1999. yugoslavia, this is where it all started, because they realized their impunity. yesterday our president alexander grigorievich lukashenko, together with vladimir vladimirovich putin, were in leningrad, this is what happened there , it was amazing, i observed from the atmosphere, our president, it seems to me, once again put forward a very apt term, we remember how he called zelensky a nit, what terms does he use in relation to vile said, these are vile of ours, and he used this term in relation to those who tried, you remember, there was even a writer there, i don’t want to read more than that writer, well , we just work a lot with grigory azarenok in this gen

clinton's response is reported to yeltsin's proposal in the transcript is assessed as very cautious,fectly well that hegemony is ending, 30 years without a limit...

this means that boris yeltsin’s letter to george was published bush sr., that is, this is ninety-one92, no more, where he writes that ukraine can become, as it were, a bone of discord and a war could begin with it on the territory of the former soviet union, and he asks how the american side somehow . from alexander grigorievich, he immediately realized that this was his salvation in the elections, but our president perfectly understood this tactical part, but considered the whole situation with strategic analysis, from strategic goals, he simply, if you like, proposed a restoration project, reintegration, whatever you want to call it, but in reality it was the salvation of you and me from western aggression, that’s all, today we , our countries, live calmly and peacefully, largely thanks to wisdom. listen, let’s speak frankly, we often talk about this, the president at certain historical periods had to fight on two fronts, with one and with the other, we don’t know who sat in power in the russian federation, what they did and what they didn’t finance, but i'm not sure, i'm not sure

presidents, president leonid kravchuk, president bill clinton of the united states and president yeltsin of the russian boris about the fact that ukraine renounces its nuclear status and will hand over all its missiles to the russian federation. this , by the way, happened, we literally talked about it yesterday with oleksandr zinchenko, a ukrainian historian, author, in particular , of a book and a series of films about the collapse of how ukrainians destroyed the evil empire, about the fact that at the same time yeltsin was serious. thought about dropping a nuclear bomb on kyiv, and discussed it with gorbachev in order to prevent ukraine from declaring independence, but here in this picture is this man who said something in the verkhovna rada, i thought about the second one, looking happily at kravchuk, but bill clinton is the only one of this trio who said, admitted that he was wrong when he put pressure on ukraine, demanding a nuclear-free status from it, he understood it now in these years of full-scale russian aggression, well, about kravchuk. he does not recognize anything in us,

union, the u.s. finished fully exploring this empire believing that mir-friendship is chewing gum, yeltsinand so on. and not only in the usa, moreover. vacuum, expert, political, military, regarding muscovy in all the key countries of our partners, and our job is just to wake up all the neighbors on the perimeter of the so-called, so -called this russian federation, from japan, mongolia, kazakhstan, norway, finland, yes, that is global centers of influence, such as nato, the eu, to understand that this process will happen anyway, it is already happening, this final stage of russia's decolonization, the question is that either we hide our heads in a pigtail. and then there are a lot of risks of additional , yes, conditionally speaking, partial bosniaization of this territory, if the former metropolis is not pacified, yes, as it was not done with muscovy twice in the 20th century, as it was not done with germany after the first world war, or as it they didn't make serbia in 91, and then the former metropolis doesn't matter, it may not even be moscow itself, the center of revanchism may becom

most important moments of his first term as president there was the state visit to kyiv by boris yeltsinwho signed this famous big agreement, which did not guarantee us anything, and who set as a condition for his move and for signing this big agreement, as you know, from creation agreement regarding the presence of the black sea fleet in crimea, so nobody knew anything, most of our compatriots with you adhered to absolutely obvious pro-russian views. which did not go anywhere until 2014, and many believed even in 2019 that it was possible to negotiate with russia, and the majority of our population opposed nato, i will tell you more. who do you think ukrainians supported in the conflict between serbia and croatia? serbia, of course, serbia, of course, who did the ukrainians support in the conflict between moldova and transnistria? transnistria, we even supported politically. for whom did our ukrainian radicals vote, they did not vote, but fought in transnistria and the caucasus and that, well, they already fought in the caucasus, it seems to me for georgia, but in transnistria they foug

more cowardly, we are confused, the feeling of betrayal has begun to develop stronger. and not only yeltsinzyrev, khazbullatov and the supreme council are to blame for all mortal sins, we ourselves step on an ant and do not notice it, but when an elephant steps on us, we scream. on april 25 , a referendum will be held in russia, serbs are also waiting for this day, will the international policy of our state change, this question remains unanswered, and for now? serbia does not ask for financial help from russia, especially since there is plenty of it here. they are confident that russia has too little time left for it to finally determine its political position in relation to the balkans. yes, this is not 1941, but the consequences of this war could be much worse for europe. i’m not scaring you, i just really don’t want russia to repeat the bloody path of the former yugoslavia. but yes, by and large the situation of the thirty years' war was repeated. croatia. slavs catholic countries, naturally, they supplied john paul i with one-sided information, the serbs are killing us there, and so on

do not hide my sympathies regarding biden, i believe that he plays the role of both gorbachev and yeltsin states of america and does everything right from the point of view of our interests. from his words one can understand what he will do, make efforts for some kind of peace process, but what can we talk about at all, and can we talk about what at all? make some efforts to reach a diplomatic settlement, i think that he will not adhere to this stupid zelensky ten -point plan, he will proceed from reality, because he always emphasized his pragmatism, his pragmatism and, so to speak, actions based on reality. i would also like to say a few words, if possible, on your previous question, regarding stopping trump. you know, i get the impression that this deep state has already come to terms with the fact that trump will go further, because to eliminate him physically, but this will cause a wave of unpredictable things that will happen, so to speak, to the united states after this, putting him behind bars won't stop him election campaign, i get the impression that they have finally come to ter

on may 27, 1997, yeltsin was in paris, tune in to the russian wave. and governments, dear secretary general, comfortable in europe.

recently, it seems to me, makes us come to our senses, let me remind you, may 27 ninety seventh year yeltsin in paris, tune in to the russian... and the government, dear secretary general, the document was designed to create such a situation that everyone, including russia, would feel comfortable, comfortable in europe. today, after the signing, i make a decision, everything that we have is aimed at countries that are led by everyone at the half-table, all warheads are removed, you understand. they didn’t even understand what happened, of course, the general staff stood there for 24 hours, because a completely eccentric, insignificant little man, who had previously thanked the united states and said: “god bless america, and russia too, whoever was defeated there, an idol communism, that’s what he’s finishing off.” we saw later, in particular in the new military doctrine of russia at that time, in mockery of the army, in the destruction of the army, the destruction of the army, during the serdyukovschina and not the makarovschina, the army was brought to a little over 200 thousand, then with

during the 9 years of his rule, boris yeltsin will change the country beyond recognition, and for oneer can be in our country. an incredibly complex and controversial historical figure. he will become the face of his era and, perhaps, one of the most controversial politicians of the late 20th century century. an irreconcilable fighter against the party nomenclature will destroy the country, announce a parade of sovereignties, bring freedom and democracy , build a kingdom of oligarchs, start a civil war in the caucasus, agree to the humiliating khasavyurt peace, after all this, not to mention getting up from its knees, the country needed resuscitation, we will persecute terrorists are everywhere, at the airport, at the airport, which means, excuse me, we ’ll catch them in the toilet, we’ll kill them in the sorcerer in the end, that’s it, the issue is completely closed. about the same our history developed almost 250 years ago, towards the middle of the reign of catherine the great. and in the spring of 1783, crimea became part of russia. after 2 and a half centuries, in the spring of 2

justified vlasov and his movement, we talked about this, here are the words of a historian from the yeltsinr that we mentioned many times, nikita sokolova, for the most part, almost never, those people who really fought against the soviet regime were rehabilitated. these are dissidents of the forties, dissidents of the thirties, who, but there were really real militant groups, they did not rehabilitated, although they did nothing, these are vlasovites, this is a big social problem, these are the fruits of this work, why schoolchildren and students know nothing about the real hero of our country, the real hero. of the great patriotic war, general karbushev, who was tortured in a camp and did not betray his homeland, but everyone knows andrei vlas, this is vitaly tretyakov, he is a journalist. raise your hand those who know who general karbyshev is, only one rose, one, repeats the third hand, then i automatically asked another question, and general vlasov, you know, students, delighted that they can finally show the teacher a recreation center at the same time. it’s no coincidence, it’s no co

but what we see in... the epidemic of betrayal of national interests of the era of gorbachev and yeltsin. and the last quote, the most accurate, in my opinion, is from alexander prokhanov. the genre of aggressive whining is one of the most popular genres in the patriotic community. its popularity is due to its prevalence. a feeling of powerlessness and a thirst for greatness at the same time, powerless ambitions, what could be more traumatic, this a combination of the ambitions of powerlessness that reigns in our patriotic society, including, mainly in it, because in another society there is no powerlessness, but... they are focused, they know what they are doing. we lost ukraine, not because ukraine wanted freedom, because we, with our ambitions, the feeling that everything would be as it was, some place where they wouldn’t go to waste, what are we talking about, there is gas, there is, and there we worked, we worked , every single day with children, and raised two generations who never. they will vote, they can come to power, what kind of country it will be, power brought up by this su

the court of boris yeltsin. and i remember saying to him, like, you know, you'll one of the oligarchs. are you going to are you russian oligarchs going to leave a great tradition of artistic patronage, edge and philosophical patronage and? he said, yes. he said, we're going to be, you know, people like me, the berezovsky is are going to be remembered as the medicis of our time. and of course, it hasn't quite turned like that. no crime was. you just say, i think we're both doing signing right. isn't that right? i'll pay you for doing signings. i'm just checking the time. carry on. next question, i think. but i want to say no, no, no, that's fine. how are we doing? doing. could this be our last, quick last question? yeah, we'll have to take the questions to the signing table. sorry. and both authors will be there to. sign afterwards. mitch albom in his presentation hour in this room referenced something that happened at m.i.t. suppose weirdly, i don't know if i'd never heard this. i know if it's accurate. and that

in parliament for 30 years, and here many people get confused. and this was at the instigation of yeltsinan of the central election commission vishnyakov, so nowhere is he in power, that’s how it’s customary to say, what can i say, he was so powerful and knew and said what he was allowed, this is absolute nonsense, he always said what he wants to say, and if we let’s bring up, then, his transcripts and videos from the year eighty-nine, from the ninetieth, when then there was no such... political system, then there was an absolutely different situation in the world, you remember that we, we russia were almost under the heel from our partner in quotation marks of the west, but ate there are bush's legs, so-called, and he then talked about everything that needs to be done, talked about the need to develop the transport infrastructure, said that it is necessary to introduce a monopoly on alcohol, tobacco, sugar, monopoly, talked about the need to strengthen external borders and draw... the country is developing in a historical perspective. let's watch a video of the 1991 election campaign. vl

occupation of the nineties and the epidemic of betrayal of national interests of the era of gorbachev and yeltsinlast quote, the most accurate, in my opinion. one of the most popular genres in the patriotic environment, its popularity is due to the prevalence of feelings of powerlessness and thirst for greatness at the same time, powerless ambitions, what can be more traumatic, this is a combination of ambitions of powerlessness, they will never turn to russia unless there is a catastrophe , what are we talking about, there is gas, there is, and they worked there, worked every single day with children, two generations have grown up, which are cataclysmic, bloody, and so on and so forth. we talk, click our tongues, talk to each other, are dissatisfied with what is happening, here or there, we see lies that is happening. in belarus, but the problem is that we are convinced of our greatness and deservedly convinced, and it is right that we are convinced, and this cannot be otherwise, we are a great country, but we do nothing, but 2 years ago we spoke in besagon about this terrible story , and now le

boris yeltsin was ahead of everyone in terms of blood, khrushchev, andrupov with the south korean boeing, because one day it was new year, and they sat , that means korzhakov with his wife, irina semyonovna, and yelchena with naina iosipovna, so the four of us celebrated the new year, firstly, this is complete stupidity, i have never celebrated the new year with me in my life, so he allegedly played music, i wanted to dance more. invited my wife and started dancing with her suddenly and unexpectedly he wanted to rape her, that is, to grope her, and he threw her on the sofa on the sofa and we were all standing there looking at it supposedly and he suddenly suddenly felt bad and vomited and he fell ill, excuse me my wife and i hate him for this yeltsin is you have to be a total dreamer to come up with this bullshit like i did after that, but he just wanted to give this brute a cow, yulia, it’s true that alexander vasilyevich came to the house, but i want to do a little scribble, so he says, i’ve been writing this book for 30 years, you know, why has he been writing it for 30 years, because

nuclear briefcase is interesting, because we remember this wonderful story when boris nikolayevich yeltsin, the first words he uttered after recovering from anesthesia, where is the briefcase, where is the briefcase, chernomyrdin gave it to him, well, we haven’t heard anything from those people who comment on these events, but should i pass on the comment that was received from the chief of staff, when he was asked? he said, i won’t answer you anything, but it’s obvious that none of this was provided for, and that’s the problem, the problem is that for many years now we have been observing how, in principle , the system in america is breaking down, if some part of the system begins to break down in the state, this can lead to unpredictable consequences, these are the events that they have associated with... on what is happening today in the united states, in fact in europe, this is nothing good, uh, that means one, in my opinion, indian figure, nehru, in my opinion, said, there are no greater enemies for the state than the intelligentsia raised by the colonialists, in in this case we will

abomination, in blood, until the arrival of the only person who saved this country, boris nikolaevich yeltsings with more far-reaching plans, more catastrophic consequences, not only for the country, but for the whole people. here i want to give you one example. you all know perfectly well the existence of the great, brilliant chemist dmitry mendeleev. but few people know that he also worked demographics. moreover, he... predicted that by 2000 the population of the russian empire, in which he then lived, would be 600 million people, he was not an amateur, because his predictions about other countries came true, but they did not come true about our country in connection with the events that befell it during the 20th century, this revolution, the civil war, and the first world war. the second world war, and the collapse of the soviet union, and the nineties, the collapse of the economy, and so on and so forth. this, as we can understand, actually prevented mendeleev's prophecy will come true. but there is another circumstance that does not actually require war. did you know that in 1990 there w

the kremlin today and whether this... tic is actually genocidal in relation to ukraine , does a new yeltsinnavalny suddenly appear on a white horse, that is, we are dealing with a historical empire with certain codes of behavior and cultural codes, and all of them, all of them, these codes are aggressive and threatening, threatening to the neighbors, that's it history of centuries. we certainly hope that one way or another we will become part of the event, become part of nato, become members of the european union, and there are certain obvious developments about this, because as early as next year , negotiations on ukraine's accession to the european union may begin union, a lot of hope for the washington nato summit, along with this, we heard this year from the president of the united states, joseph biden, when he met with the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, that the condition for ukraine's entry into... dad is ukraine's victory over russia, and that is important a moment that says that ukraine can remain between the west and russia for quite a long time. this is dangerous for u

yes, no, well, well, communism, well, well, no, well, but then life, if gorbachev was there, then yeltsineady europeans now, everything , we already have a little less spirituality, and a little more brains, damn it, putin has come again. and again, well, we see what we see, that is, i am always in this, well, they are really unique, they are really unique in that, well, any other country would have died 10 times already, but they live, and there is no please tell me what you do, in short yourself, as they say in soviet documentaries, what do you do now, what do you have? what do you have, well, my friend, everything is as usual, i write a little like this on paper, there is a workshop, there is a maz... and now we are with the composer slava nazarov, you know him very well, so we messed up the rock opera gablit, and now we are over we are working on this, but we already have such a period that we have already started, we are already sewing costumes , there are sketches of costumes, we are sewing costumes, we are making scenery, we already have music... everything is written and 70% work

yeltsin actually forbade him to travel abroad and he had big problems with with this, he and i talked soviet union, how it was falling apart, what happened then, gorbachev could probably get out of the soviet union in a very bloody way, and we now understand that if he had simply turned on the martial law regime and started in all republics of the then soviet union war, then it would be obvious... on at the moment, we were already experiencing the consequences of the great war that could have been. regarding zelenskyi and his knowledge, obviously, obviously, he was informed about the scenario predicted by western intelligence, william bence, the head of the central intelligence agency of the united states of america, talked about this, he talked about the fact that he...

policy is actually genocidal in relation to ukraine, or suddenly on a white horse with there is a new yeltsin or navalny, that is , we are dealing with... a historical empire, with certain codes of behavior and cultural codes, and all of them, all of them, these codes are aggressive and threatening, threatening to neighbors, this is history centuries we certainly hope so one way or another, we will become part of the event, become part of nato, become members of the european union, and there are certain obvious developments about this, because already... next year, negotiations on ukraine's accession to the european union may begin, there are many hopes for the washington nato summit. along with this, we heard this year from the president of the united states, joseph biden, when he met with the president of ukraine , volodymyr zelensky, that ukraine's victory over russia is a condition for ukraine's accession to nato. and this is an important point that says that ukraine can remain between the west and russia for quite a long time. this is dangerous for us. but the question arises, how should