it’s a pity you didn’t take stalin and zhdanov to put up a stall, to ask how much would the master ofturned and solzhenitsyn's everything cool yeltsins inverted will be forever damned, each in his own way. cairo every gut, in short, it’s a pity that comrade stalin was very merciful and, like the pyramids, eat you night lights first of all, then they put gaidar under the knife and the chubais sent you to shuttle to sell bodies, even though you know how to do it yourself, and play porn in the basements in cinemas. and what about us, daddy you and theaters and departments and universities want to write books , create, but no one wondered, like, how universities are the vanguard of state thought. so why not lyada one rector not patsanktiony, and except carried. with the exception of one of you condemned the destruction of the church in ukraine or rampant fascism. and where are the works about the perniciousness of modern liberalism. and where is the modern play and films about the world turning point, which is not more interesting to you, the endless second-rate dissertation writing about

it’s a pity it wasn’t for you to take stalin and zhdanov to set up a stall so that ask how much wouldn's inverted and crazy yeltsin's inverted will be forever damned, each in his own way. cain every gut, in short, it’s a shame that comrade stalin was very merciful and like pyramins, you are the marketers in the first place, then they put gaidar under the knife and the chubais sent you to shuttle to sell bodies, even though you know how to do it yourself, and play porn in basements in movie theaters. and we have a father to you and a theater and departments and universities you want to write books, create, but no one asked question, like how universities are the vanguard of state thought. so why lyada, not a single rector is a boy, but except for a few. with the exception of one of you condemned the destruction of the church in ukraine or rampant fascism. and where is the work, and the perniciousness of modern liberalism. and where is the modern play and films about the world turning point? what is not interesting to you is more interesting than an endless second-rate dissertation writ

since my, uh, second wife is from mariopol, then he was still zhdanov when we met, and i began to visitents. and marina is already my sister. she lived in a house. you know, here in belarus i go to the airport in a trolley bus? and there is such a calm conversation between people. what silence calmness, i'm coming, uh, i'm flying. e. to ukraine, and now a completely different difference was felt there. here's a little. eh, so hohlyatskaya pride, i call it. this is the pride we are. we have a good one we are rich, and you are drunkards and beggars, that's the attitude towards the russian people. still, i felt it, and then , uh. when i was already filming in kiev in kiev there near kiev in different places in ukraine and i saw television. there was, well, some kind. well, what kind of russophobic propaganda have already frankly said that this is how it is, that they are occupiers, that russia has already been vilified, russia from various channels of ukraine and now in the fourteenth year. when maidan started i immediately understood, i absolutely understood, these are the nineties. uh, i

collect the headlines, the connection with reality has been arrested, but in the end, reality is only zhdanov you are insulting yourself, said one of the great representatives of 20th century philosophy , probably postmodern. structuralism or structuralism and this means rolandart seems to have said if i'm not mistaken, gentlemen, it's coming to an end a little at a time, really, this moment of ours wanted to show you how lavrov's hour was, so lavrov was met by a delegation of the heaviest at the highest level at the highest level finally finally they met russia so to meet putin, but then he was already afraid to go, or he was told that there is a warm place on your hands, and where we will put handcuffs on the watch, then lavrov and andriy went as a result. as always, this video is somewhere lost such a good video of how lavrov is met there at the highest level and finally russia was evaluated and how it should be as a great state well, maybe i will show it to other people , okay sir, dear friends, we can show it in the next hour so you have an incentive to stay with us we remind you that to

be honest, it is so touching and makes you remember school number seven, mariupol, and then still zhdanovpunishment for violating the dress code by a student, but 280 and now the 21st century, but someone pushed mariupol back to the middle ages once a week. and what kind of long weeks of punishment they kept him there in the punishment cell. well, in fact, in fact, before school there should be a fairly conservative bunch, lames appear, either they should be dressed neatly. they must be dressed. eh, really not a cast. eh, there are no requirements. there is a white top black bottom of course, but in principle, they are presented some reasonable requirements. and what about school uniforms? we all wore school uniforms. she was quite comfortable, she was cheap. by the way, i went for the first time. ugh, that was it. and this is timur timur, tell me, this photo was not for school. it's just that he always wore a school uniform, you really liked this photo. i remember such circumstances there was made. i wasn't very disciplined. unfortunately, even at this age, i was intercepted by a teacher

building was supposedly designed by matvey kozakov was built by his student , the fortress architect zhdanoving cultivated near the house, it was built to the conscience , only the main one is immediately visible. the tower, unfortunately, is completely collapsing along the ponds and other outbuildings, some abandoned , some used by local residents. near the wedding temples are. at some distance from the main house one temple. baryshnikov not managed to build as many as two, however, not immediately the older church of michael the archangel is tall. and at the same time, a very harmonious one was built according to the project of the same matvey kozakov. magnificent classicism. this is , in fact, the oldest building and estate of the surviving ones, a temple was built as the tomb of the first owner, ivan sidorovich. baryshnikov, now its doors are tightly locked, but through the holes in the doors you can look inside to admire the once luxurious decoration of the temple. hopefully, sooner or later it will be fixed. now, of course, everything the icons of the painting were lost. during the sov