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[music]00:00:06
Hello, nothing happened today.00:00:08
Only Putin's next poems00:00:11
spoke00:00:12
I'm speaking to the military man00:00:16
Yes, it's a good reason to talk about it.00:00:19
in the matter of what this is guided by00:00:24
Putin: Well, that's too general actually.00:00:27
statement that00:00:32
physical self-preservation00:00:36
political that he holds on tightly to00:00:39
the chair, it's clear that he's for all of this00:00:42
It holds up, but his personality is completely different.00:00:45
how00:00:47
based on These are the deep ones00:00:51
What are his motives?00:00:55
psychotype, it's very, very noticeable that00:01:02
he is led by children00:01:09
injuries are obvious from the behavior00:01:12
It's visible. Well, I mean it's motor skills.00:01:16
this is this00:01:21
The look he gives when he speaks. The intonation is just that.00:01:24
that's all Well, and about the decisions that he00:01:27
It's also quite clear that he accepts00:01:30
him from some fears from somewhere00:01:35
childhood at the same time an interesting paradox00:01:38
because Putin, in principle,00:01:40
by and large called timid and cowardly00:01:43
it's quite difficult he repeatedly00:01:47
made decisions and committed such00:01:49
actions that do not allow him00:01:51
evaluate as00:01:53
Coward Good evening I'll send it a little later00:01:56
a question for donators so as not to distract from00:01:57
main topic of the stream Yes, I definitely will00:01:59
answer00:02:00
Thank you, he is not a coward, not a coward at all.00:02:03
moreover, from his entourage much with00:02:05
with pleasure, moreover, moreover00:02:08
from his circle there are people who seem to be00:02:11
They had absolutely no reputation00:02:13
they showed cowardice in that00:02:16
while Putin was going to a bank consciously00:02:19
I went to Abank, a clear example of this conflict.00:02:23
With00:02:25
Khodorkovsky, this is Putin's decision00:02:28
You can't say he hid under the bench.00:02:31
and someone strong-willed made the decision for him00:02:33
about Orestes00:02:35
Khodorkovsky00:02:37
Then Razde banned him, Yukas is wonderful00:02:41
I bet on this Stolen Farm00:02:44
Sechin, this is the moment when he made this decision00:02:47
received in his closest circle00:02:50
it was full00:02:52
cowardly example Victor00:02:55
й вото00:02:58
with a former general00:03:01
The KGB is the owner of the Rosbalt resource in addition00:03:05
total00:03:08
other Well, it seems like one of the most00:03:10
people close to Putin suddenly he00:03:11
suddenly disappears from sight00:03:14
He recently died. By the way, Cherkesov, what is he?00:03:17
disappeared Well, I have many different00:03:20
I heard from sources that the reason for this is00:03:22
His hysterical reaction to00:03:25
Putin's decision on Orestes00:03:26
Khodorkovsky's cast is gone.00:03:30
You are us all00:03:33
I set it up that now it will be like this00:03:38
a general who was engaged in domestic affairs00:03:41
by sending dissidents to his own policy00:03:43
Here he is with a cowardly man, but Putin No00:03:47
he had enough balls to00:03:50
accept this00:03:52
The Supreme Court's decision on principle is what we have now.00:03:55
this is also Well, it's hard to say what it is00:03:58
evidence of Putin's tru I mean00:04:00
that he is out of cowardice00:04:03
It annexed Crimea at the time00:04:07
cowardice now war in this in the forest it is00:04:09
It's not fair, it's not true, it's not.00:04:12
it's not just that it testifies to that00:04:15
that he is a determined and determined person00:04:20
strong-willed in his own way00:04:26
but being determined and strong-willed00:04:31
in things like this00:04:33
Yes, he is amazing psychologically.00:04:38
reactive in relation to what his00:04:41
It scares Well, that is, when he encounters00:04:43
with a frightening circumstance he can00:04:45
dart in the other direction00:04:47
opposite to this00:04:49
agility00:04:51
that's what it might even seem like00:04:54
some of this is just right here00:04:57
to seem like he is strong-willed and courageous00:05:01
A striking example is his own00:05:04
the recognition that it was funny it didn't appear00:05:07
only in the book in the first person which00:05:09
was published in ninety-nine00:05:12
when Putin was still acting00:05:14
responsibilities00:05:15
not the whole year when Putin was already after00:05:20
fly beetle when Putin is acting00:05:22
duties would be like this After all, no one00:05:25
knew who00:05:28
Nobody knew anything like this. Here it is especially for00:05:31
This Kolesnikov was hired00:05:37
They quickly put together a cheerful book00:05:40
which presents Putin to us from different perspectives00:05:43
beautiful00:05:44
sides And here in this book he00:05:46
talked about his childhood00:05:49
Nightmare being a teenager hooligan cm00:05:53
in St. Petersburg he chased a rat with a stick there and00:05:56
the cornered rat turned around and00:05:58
she jumped on him and he ran away from her.00:06:01
panic it was in the book from the first00:06:05
faces and then many, many years00:06:09
15 years later or00:06:12
16 He returned to this in an interview00:06:16
episode and again this childish00:06:19
episode Well, how about some occasion00:06:22
special again this is a children's episode00:06:25
I retold some of Hugo's ideas00:06:28
There is00:06:29
I tried to extract from this Well, it consists00:06:32
in that it is never possible00:06:34
to drive anyone into00:06:38
corner But it is the moral that he is trying to00:06:41
What we can extract from this is this, and at the very00:06:45
This story is like on my heart00:06:49
she lay down like that on his heart, he00:06:52
yourself with whom in this story ascites00:06:55
Well, I'll crash.00:06:58
then the soul sways with horror from jumping on00:07:02
The rat scared him because00:07:05
There seems to be a moral to this episode00:07:07
You can't push anyone into a corner. Yes, but00:07:11
purely psychologically he experienced the Nightmare00:07:13
This nightmare comes to him all the time00:07:15
comes back, it never leaves his lips00:07:19
It's such a mental trauma. Is it possible?00:07:22
assume that he himself is in this story00:07:24
involuntarily involuntarily associates with00:07:28
rat00:07:30
that is, in some sense, the rat is his Guru00:07:33
This is the Rat that behaved in00:07:35
critical situation thus She00:07:38
in fact, she taught him00:07:41
style00:07:43
Well, his behavior matches his style.00:07:46
I taught him as soon as he felt like it.00:07:48
cornered he begins00:07:50
jump and this00:07:53
it's very easy to use00:07:55
to provoke, you need to create the illusion that00:07:58
He's driven into our cage and starts jumping.00:08:00
immediately from what it starts jumping this with00:08:03
frightened by despair begins00:08:06
jump Now about fears Because00:08:09
the first time he experienced horror Well, we have00:08:12
eyes Well there was something in him00:08:15
Peter, what did he have in Dresden?00:08:17
God knows. Well, already being00:08:20
President Yes, from the very beginning00:08:22
it was after the submarine00:08:25
Kursk, he was still young and inexperienced.00:08:30
and after successful elections00:08:33
By the way, pay attention to the first ones00:08:35
elections in the first elections not00:08:38
having a strong rival as the strongest00:08:42
a rival among the participants in these elections00:08:44
Zyuganov was already a moth of the country, this is not00:08:47
Zyuganov is cheaper than a year old who could have won00:08:50
Yeltsin's elections No, that's not it00:08:58
Zyuganov Yelinsky At least that's it00:09:01
At least there are noticeable figures, everything else00:09:02
Govorukhin Ela Pamfilova under Berezkin00:09:06
some B00:09:09
in general, he doesn't have any say in such elections00:09:12
I received only a strong opponent00:09:15
52% Well, apparently these 52% turned his head00:09:20
I thought he was very popular and beloved.00:09:23
and he still didn't really understand who he was, what he was00:09:28
What will happen next?00:09:30
here he is00:09:34
I went to the Northern base00:09:36
fleet to meet with submariners' widows00:09:41
He was this episode, he was his video00:09:46
All that's left is this video of a nightmare.00:09:50
He was wildly frightened when he encountered people.00:09:58
which00:09:59
they are not afraid of him and those who approach him with00:10:01
claim and he realized that he was not in00:10:04
state with this crowd of desperate people00:10:08
women00:10:09
cope This was, in my opinion, the first00:10:12
an episode with Putin when he was president00:10:14
I want to draw your attention to the wildest fear00:10:17
the wildest is scared of people just ordinary00:10:20
he never had to deal with people00:10:28
study00:10:31
from subordinates or from the boss at the same time00:10:35
In any group photo, there's a couple photo where he is.00:10:38
You can see from the juice that he is humiliated by this00:10:42
repents before the one who is his boss and00:10:45
one might assume quite rudely00:10:47
behaves with subordinates This should be it00:10:50
Always00:10:51
[music]00:10:58
It is balanced by removing the GBSh shoulder straps00:11:00
I immediately received Sobchak's suitcase in my hands00:11:03
The dude didn't live a human life.00:11:07
he barely got married right away00:11:09
ended up in this special town under00:11:14
Dress Danom surrounded by colleagues of the same00:11:17
how is he an ordinary normal human00:11:20
He didn't really know life with people00:11:23
He has no communication skills and he doesn't know anything about people.00:11:26
He doesn't know [ __ ], he doesn't know anything.00:11:30
from the artificial world00:11:32
peculiar and right at the beginning00:11:34
he was scared of the presidential path00:11:37
ordinary people Well, not ordinary people00:11:39
normal situation but still it is00:11:41
ordinary people if he understood that to00:11:43
why wouldn't he have gone there or00:11:46
he would have had enough empathy00:11:49
human life experience for that00:11:51
to choose the right words and onkh00:11:53
Nenya was picking up00:11:55
Here you go00:11:57
Komi00:12:00
Namina00:12:02
Voloshina Alexandra put a person on00:12:04
order is smarter than him00:12:06
the path that was supposed to convince00:12:10
senators so that they would agree with00:12:12
resignation00:12:14
Prosecutor General Yuri Skuratov at Yuri's00:12:17
Skuratova had a conflict with Yeltsin Yeltsin00:12:20
senators sought his resignation00:12:21
resisted00:12:26
[music]00:12:30
Berezovsky sent him there00:12:32
spoke from the rostrum of the Council00:12:36
The Federation began to express some00:12:38
arguments for saving00:12:40
Stability in the country needs something there.00:12:44
from their seats the senators were not that00:12:46
now senators were then this00:12:49
regional00:12:51
harrows of the heads of the largest regions00:12:55
perennial, and here are some of them00:12:58
by the authorities00:13:00
and they started yelling at him and that's it00:13:02
At that moment he lost the power of speech and he00:13:05
I just stood silently on the podium and this00:13:07
opens the fish mouth but you can't hear what's sweating00:13:10
Volo, the same thing happened to Putin.00:13:13
stupor at the moment when it is on him00:13:15
They shouted to the sailors, very interesting00:13:19
I already said that he is trying to scare00:13:23
to compensate for that fear, that horror00:13:26
which he then experienced with the current ones00:13:29
meetings with a00:13:31
widows of their fighters and mothers00:13:35
he has already held a ton of these meetings and00:13:38
a small cart specifically00:13:40
specially prepared and sharpened00:13:42
cookery in cleanings As salt to it00:13:46
they bring people out and he shows off in front of them00:13:50
them So okay, let's read what you00:13:54
They wrote: Good evening, I'm at home for some reason.00:13:59
My head hurts again. Apparently it's still the same.00:14:01
all these counter-products affect the body00:14:05
against what00:14:06
It's more likely that stress affects00:14:09
We all had no organism in our youth00:14:11
cowards are the hormone of old age and we all are00:14:15
Putin is a coward, I say that as a resident of the Russian Federation.00:14:18
6 years 6300:14:21
[music]00:14:27
years00:14:29
explosion of Lamp sofito you know I have more likely00:14:31
the opposite00:14:32
For example, I have a feeling over the years00:14:35
fears become less, not more00:14:38
I know, I'm afraid, Volodya, I'm afraid, a couple of people00:14:45
Excellent, the main thing is, everything is clear, Volodya.00:14:48
You are the smartest man, Putin. A coward and a scoundrel.00:14:50
from a young age but vengeful until00:14:53
scrape there00:14:57
etol00:15:00
I want to comment on this, I'm not00:15:02
I agree, good evening. You said earlier.00:15:05
It has been said many times that Putin is only00:15:07
spokesman for the interests of a particular group00:15:09
with which he is not even the main one00:15:11
Black Broker However, now it turns out00:15:13
VS what What all this time and still00:15:16
all questions of the governing body00:15:19
forces of domestic foreign policy00:15:20
is alone himself00:15:27
Putin00:15:30
hundred federal district Yes, of course00:15:32
Of course, the regional authorities were deprived of this00:15:36
subjectivity because it is regional00:15:38
the authorities were very much a subject in00:15:40
the times of governors like Tuleyev00:15:43
Shaimiev Lushkov first of all of course00:15:46
Egor Kondratenko, these are the ones00:15:50
lip or there00:15:53
[music]00:15:57
Rutskoy local princes these are local00:16:01
the princes they were aware of their power and their00:16:03
Lushkov was especially conscious of the power00:16:05
ok yes00:16:08
Of course, the principle of staffing the Council00:16:11
The Federation changed, but they tried.00:16:14
put the sovereign, and of course Rakhimov00:16:18
Rakhimov can also be Kirsan Ilyumzhinov00:16:22
remember that meeting00:16:27
sst world Yes, he only had one00:16:30
puncture on this00:16:31
The score is when he went to console00:16:36
I don't remember what year it was for fire victims.00:16:39
It was in the ninth or something or00:16:42
either in the ninth or in00:16:43
In the tenth, especially in the Volga region, the fox burned00:16:46
and very00:16:49
many No, I haven't forgotten, I just forgot everyone No, no00:16:52
I want to list it. It's long.00:16:56
The story goes like this: the fox was burning, he went off00:17:00
together with00:17:01
chance is this is Luzhkov's former deputy00:17:04
who became the governor of Nizhny Novgorod00:17:06
Here he went to the fire victims00:17:10
like to console them fatherly And they are like that in00:17:14
in the same desperate situation around00:17:16
in the same desperate situation as the widows00:17:18
and now Putin has already forgotten this episode and00:17:22
the same [ __ ] happened they became00:17:25
He's trying to shout some kind of stationery at them.00:17:29
He curls his head in a smart manner and they interrupt him.00:17:33
They don't listen, he was terribly scared. That's it.00:17:35
the second episode was when there was an attempt00:17:38
go out to the people go out to the people not00:17:41
Prepared is one thing, but twice for the people00:17:44
who was on the verge of a nervous breakdown00:17:47
He had two such miscalculations.00:17:50
there would be no more enlightenment, that would be in00:17:53
head of00:17:54
[music]00:17:57
I've never been with him in a staged setting.00:18:00
Let's get back to this. Here's what you're talking about the World Cup.00:18:02
Talk about00:18:04
broker about the fact that it's me all the time00:18:08
said that Putin is just this00:18:12
serving00:18:13
staff or it is a front00:18:16
there is some kind of powerful figure behind him00:18:18
the figure is reflected firstly I am this00:18:20
expressed as a version, just a version00:18:23
would be the head00:18:27
The country has a simple history00:18:31
the owners are the largest shareholders if00:18:33
imagine that Russia is a closed00:18:35
joint-stock00:18:36
Let's call it a closed joint-stock company (CJSC).00:18:39
Russia Yes, he has the largest00:18:42
shareholders but the largest shareholders on00:18:45
Yeltsin's fly beetle moment when00:18:48
Putin was installed. Well, that's what oligarchy is.00:18:52
which was formed under Yeltsin. Here00:18:55
This is the largest shareholder of the joint stock company.00:18:57
Putin was proposed to Russia and approved by him.00:19:01
them in this capacity as an executor00:19:04
a director is a person who is not himself00:19:06
does not own any property in this00:19:09
the company is top00:19:12
manager00:19:14
who is engaged in management00:19:16
this activity is in the interests of00:19:18
the largest shareholders hired this00:19:22
the executive director is exactly that00:19:25
a person whose function00:19:29
act in the interests of00:19:32
shareholders and at first Putin00:19:35
that was exactly what he was doing00:19:38
in the interests of shareholders, shareholders were00:19:40
completely satisfied the breakdown occurred on00:19:45
Khodorkovsky and Putin succeeded in the very00:19:48
in fact, having broken Khodorkovsky's neck, he convinced00:19:51
largest shareholders00:19:54
that it acts in their00:19:57
interests in that00:19:59
Khodorkovsky violated the convention tacitly00:20:03
the essence of the convention was00:20:05
the next thing is that no one is in power00:20:08
No one is trying to00:20:10
the largest shareholders to put their own in jail00:20:13
person in the executive chair00:20:16
director No, this is the decision00:20:20
the conventional solution was decided00:20:23
collectively, the figure is like this00:20:26
compromise00:20:28
Why did Putin suit everyone?00:20:30
he was no one's specific00:20:32
it would be more accurate to say that a person00:20:35
He is Abramovich Berezovsky's man, but00:20:37
his activity began with the fact that he00:20:39
began to squeeze Berezovsky out of the country00:20:42
and Abramovich, by the way, too, for that reason00:20:45
that Abramovich took the capital and went to00:20:49
London, why is that?00:20:51
he was very much in favor of the big guys00:20:54
shareholders because he is nobody's he is nobody's00:20:57
he is independent00:20:58
do not depend on any one group00:21:01
Abramovich clan in London Berezovsky00:21:04
also in London, but then Berezovsky in00:21:05
Mage naturally and Putin He is nobody's That's it00:21:10
It was in these conditions that Khodorkovsky00:21:12
starts attacking this very same one00:21:15
nobody's Putin who is everyone else's00:21:17
suits and00:21:20
is taking steps00:21:23
which are positively different00:21:27
oligarchs00:21:29
through00:21:30
Parliament is trying to secure for itself00:21:33
majority in parliament under control00:21:35
in order to carry out later00:21:36
constitutional reform and00:21:39
either in a personal capacity or through00:21:43
his protege to get the highest00:21:45
Khodorkovsky is in power in the country00:21:49
This is Putin showing determination in00:21:52
at this moment I'm thinking about this right now00:21:54
decisiveness about the nature of this00:21:55
determination is the determination of a rat00:21:57
It seems that there was a moment when it became00:22:00
It's clear that Khodorkovsky has everything00:22:02
it turns out he received it automatically right away00:22:06
two factions in parliament, Apple and00:22:08
SPS00:22:09
and conspired with the top of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation and the floor00:22:13
The Communist Party of the Russian Federation list also included people00:22:15
Khodorkovsky's people directly00:22:17
Khodorkovsky's00:22:20
protege even if they are not in total00:22:23
if they made up the majority, then this is already such00:22:26
The backbone for which you can buy more votes A00:22:29
in conditions when deputies00:22:32
The State Duma is completely corrupt00:22:35
he has a great chance of getting a simple00:22:38
majority Where is the simple majority?00:22:41
there is also a constitutional constitutional -00:22:42
this is a constitutional reform and which00:22:45
may lead to the practice of fasting in general00:22:47
President Putin remains on the street00:22:49
to no one00:22:51
This situation is necessary for Khodorkovsky's rats.00:22:55
drove him into this Khodorkovsky unknown00:22:57
It would be correct to say that they drove him00:22:59
into a corner like he once drove a rat00:23:01
into the corner Here comes the rat00:23:03
I jumped, I tell you everything Who is00:23:06
Putin has been around all this time, so this00:23:09
hired manager from the point of view00:23:12
largest00:23:13
shareholders committed00:23:15
unacceptable put one of them in prison00:23:19
How did he decide to do this? He was00:23:22
I'm sure he can do them00:23:24
convince this00:23:26
I have solved our common problem in00:23:29
in the interests of our00:23:32
this guy is a company for our JSC00:23:35
posed a great threat and If you00:23:38
Do you think that I'll get a taste for it and start00:23:42
jail all the other major shareholders00:23:44
then forget about it, I'm the opposite00:23:47
acted in your interests not only in00:23:50
he succeeded in his own interests but also in yours00:23:52
convince them of this and then what do we do?00:23:55
what happens next is what we get00:23:56
London bar00:23:58
Well, this is such a clever move in which the belongings00:24:02
Russia's largest oil company, US00:24:05
became the property of Rosneft A00:24:07
Rosneft He put Sechin in jail and in general00:24:10
it became pretty quick00:24:13
It's clear Putin's cunning plan He doesn't00:24:17
encroaches on oligarchic capital00:24:19
No no no He is pursuing a policy in00:24:26
their00:24:29
and in this state machine there is00:24:31
such interesting spare parts as for example00:24:32
Gazprom00:24:36
RAU00:24:38
Russian Railways and the most interesting tasty piece -00:24:41
This is state00:24:44
budget operating with these delicious ones00:24:47
things00:24:49
You can become big yourself00:24:53
oligarchs are a shareholder of this direct00:24:55
If we don't have access then this isn't it00:24:59
one way or another it was00:25:01
state property of the state00:25:03
corporations Well, that's possible, right?00:25:06
blur00:25:09
No one sees the register of shareholders.00:25:13
Who owns what inside Gazprom?00:25:15
Or maybe no one inside Rosneft sees it?00:25:19
appoint your trusted person as general00:25:22
director and in Rosneft in00:25:26
Gazprom00:25:28
and thus by influence and by00:25:31
you become equal to capital00:25:32
to the largest shareholders right now we00:25:35
we are in a situation where it is possible00:25:37
say that Putin's group is like this00:25:40
His motley group is interesting there if00:25:42
Take the Rotenbergs, Timchenko, and Kovalchuks.00:25:45
There's Chemezov at Rostec, and so on.00:25:48
but all together this whole conglomerate00:25:50
You could call it Putin's Lan here00:25:53
Putin's clan is now in charge of such00:25:55
cash flows that could00:25:58
gives reason to believe that he is an oligarch00:26:00
number one in00:26:01
country Well, our executive00:26:05
the director went and became a major shareholder00:26:09
the same thing00:26:10
Well, you're a major shareholder, that's understandable.00:26:14
dealing with other major shareholders00:26:16
they are about the same00:26:20
interest in robbing the country00:26:24
That's it. Okay, let's read on.00:26:29
and for change Aha00:26:35
yes, yes, yes00:26:37
Hello, I read a couple of notes.00:26:40
Hookah is certainly for the twenties and thirties00:26:42
Can you give me a discount? Well, that's a disaster.00:26:49
It's called something like "Although it's even more just schizophrenia"00:26:52
It's really possible to erase this behind garages without00:26:55
pauses for two and chu operates purely00:26:59
imaginary ones00:27:01
realities, that is, what he is there00:27:04
describes this is just this00:27:06
a game of his mind that has not the slightest00:27:09
attitude to reality moreover00:27:11
its reality is not at all00:27:13
I'm interested in whether he drew something for himself00:27:15
such00:27:26
speculative00:27:29
owl wa little cart And you at na00:27:33
This Hugo has no soil at all00:27:36
I was interested in the actual soil. Okay then.00:27:40
Move on, our dad Lukashevich00:27:43
Grigori presented, please comment00:27:46
What did you present to Lukashenko?00:27:56
Lukashenko is not in the Submariners00:27:59
Prepared people are the most important people.00:28:01
on the verge of a nervous breakdown due to the situation00:28:05
critical No, I admit of course that00:28:08
he's not that serious about training00:28:11
happens at the moment when he is already in00:28:14
A didn't come out to people during critical moments.00:28:16
in moments when everything is fine00:28:18
good and00:28:21
when Well, here are the people he comes out to00:28:24
are obviously positively disposed towards him00:28:26
tago00:28:28
there was a ton for this00:28:30
the time there may not be that long00:28:33
there was preparation and everything is fine00:28:34
it passed and he never came out again00:28:37
on problem to people concerned about the problem00:28:40
I didn't go out before and now I do00:28:42
trained widows, they are exactly what he needs00:28:45
I need that, that's why I go out to the problematic ones00:28:47
People and problematic people adore me00:28:51
bask in the rays of my rays00:28:56
They're getting hot, that's crap and the air defense is crap. I'm this00:28:59
I understood it immediately when I saw it for the first time00:29:02
the handle replaced by Yeltsin in the year00:29:05
I'm 63 years old now and I've never00:29:08
was involved in politics even in the nineties00:29:11
Why didn't everyone see this in the past few years?00:29:14
A country of millions, I don’t understand, well, you00:29:16
What are you sharing now?00:29:18
subjective assessments of what he is to you00:29:20
didn't seem attractive00:29:26
You are called a person right now00:29:28
describe the picture Yeltsin is leading there00:29:30
Putin And the ordinary person looks and sees00:29:34
I'm sick of this drunken scum00:29:38
Yeltsin, why is the center of hatred nearby?00:29:42
with him, well, he's so young. It seems like00:29:48
energetic little man Well, not seven inches in00:29:52
there's no charismatic person there00:29:54
great orator Well, just like that Looks like00:29:57
for an ordinary person like this00:30:00
neat and athletic00:30:03
He says what he says so cheerfully00:30:07
want00:30:08
hear against the background of Yeltsin there he looked00:30:11
nice first ones00:30:13
Why is this so, Belkovsky?00:30:17
What's up with Belkovsky?00:30:22
Belkovsky also points to the rat00:30:24
indecisive Therefore, sometimes it is useful to00:30:27
I don't know how exactly to chase into a corner00:30:29
Belkovsky interprets this episode in his own way.00:30:32
his00:30:34
interpreted with a rat and a rat I'm telling you00:30:37
She taught him.00:30:41
I realized Zen through this00:30:44
a rat that you are caught in and now you feel that00:30:48
you're being driven into a corner Jump jump Here00:30:51
This is stupid, this is like a rat jump00:30:53
once which carefully and neatly with a stick00:30:56
driven into a corner00:31:03
but it turns out that Hoder didn't sit down after all00:31:06
due to an attempt to trade Yukos shares with00:31:08
foreign capital Oh, come on, that's nonsense00:31:09
Of course he sat down for that very reason00:31:12
that he had very little left00:31:14
everything was already on the MAZ, he took it under00:31:17
control parliament and taking control00:31:19
parliament khoder nezlim pocha00:31:24
opportunity00:31:26
refo00:31:28
In fact, Ukraine is showing that00:31:31
it's entirely feasible, it was there00:31:34
constitutional reform was carried out in00:31:36
as a result of which Ukraine became legally00:31:39
became a parliamentary presidential00:31:41
a republic where the prime minister has more power00:31:44
how00:31:45
at00:31:47
Belkovsky pointed out that the president is not true00:31:51
Belkovsky showed the way to some00:31:54
Well, maybe he showed someone the way00:32:00
I'm a little off about what you're talking about, Putin.00:32:03
a crazy granny who unties00:32:05
Wars and repressions and this lawlessness00:32:07
It's not in the interests of the milking cow at all. However00:32:10
Timchenko Lake NRG conditional cooperative00:32:12
Shamalov doesn't pull him away at all00:32:14
It turns out they have no influence.00:32:17
Now I'll explain it to you so you understand.00:32:26
By the way, well, here are the names from Putin's00:32:29
clan, that is, from those people who00:32:30
became billionaires because00:32:32
Putin takes the director's chair00:32:35
this is how the director's chair was disposed of00:32:37
that he created his own oligarchic00:32:40
A clan is one thing, two things. What makes you think that it is?00:32:44
Smart people. What makes you think that these people00:32:47
not as crazy as Putin00:32:50
listed00:32:52
War is ours - when did the rat jump?00:32:55
I thought the boy had bitten me. I was talking about Putin.00:32:57
Now I'm talking about Putin's jumps. They00:33:04
Well, in theory, that's what they were supposed to do00:33:08
This is what it should have led to00:33:12
Putin's policy towards Ukraine and00:33:14
Georgia and others, by the way00:33:16
what are the post-Soviet countries like in general?00:33:18
direction Putin's policy was moving00:33:21
in the policy of expansion of capture in the first place00:33:23
queue00:33:24
economic nun00:33:28
fuel and energy complex of Armenia00:33:31
is in the hands of Rosneft and Gazprom00:33:35
For example00:33:37
attempts to take over Baniya from Georgia began00:33:40
under Georgian control00:33:43
bath pipe with00:33:46
Ukraine, among other reasons,00:33:50
What00:33:52
Ukrainian oligarchs are mainly in00:33:55
ferrous metallurgy These are straight lines00:33:58
competitors of Russian oligarchs in black00:34:00
metallurgy And how many interesting ones are there?00:34:02
property objects on the territory00:34:04
Ukraine, which would be the Russian dawn00:34:07
oligarchs from Putin's clan and all00:34:11
The rest of Putin's policy is in its00:34:15
as if according to the plan it should have been00:34:20
enrich the largest shareholders for00:34:23
Moreover, it was not Putin who invented Russia.00:34:25
come up with something00:34:29
it was called the liberal Empire and00:34:31
the logic of this very liberal empire00:34:34
she was exactly like that, that Russian00:34:37
capital seizures are being seized and beatings are being made00:34:58
that is, it looked very smooth on paper00:35:00
It was beautiful. On paper, it looked very good.00:35:02
but they resist00:35:05
Saakashvili started going00:35:08
I said this to my American uncle00:35:12
yours00:35:14
forever and under the American roof00:35:16
you won't be able to get further into Georgia, especially00:35:18
What's next? Escalation. Everything has gone further.00:35:21
already before this short victorious00:35:25
Wars are absolutely the same story, only00:35:28
longer in time and deeper and00:35:36
bloody Putin in the interests00:35:38
the largest shareholders are climbing on00:35:40
post-Soviet00:35:41
space not to cooperate with00:35:43
the post-Soviet space is not00:35:45
negotiates with the post-Soviet00:35:46
space as I did for my 4 years00:35:49
Medvedev No, he speaks the language00:35:52
he declares gas wars without an ultimatum00:35:54
he turns off the valve00:36:01
Do you think that the largest shareholders are here?00:36:04
they should have followed this Putin policy00:36:07
should have been wise like Henry00:36:09
Kissinger and should be here at the moment when00:36:12
Putin was just starting this policy.00:36:14
to conduct say Putin this will lead to00:36:16
not good No they are arranged much00:36:19
It's simpler that they only have two organs.00:36:22
which they eat and the ass which they [ __ ]00:36:24
nothing more you them00:36:31
re-evaluate regional courts00:36:33
parliaments yes yes yes and newspapers and what about them00:36:35
He started buying newspapers with interest.00:36:38
Well, newspapers and media in general, by the way.00:36:41
Berezovsky also did not say this00:36:43
You need to become the owner of this media outlet00:36:48
to control it you need to be strong and00:36:51
strongly00:36:53
bring it to this editor-in-chief and00:36:56
to a unique creative team here00:36:59
If you brought them everything correctly, they are yours.00:37:02
They're in your pocket, like this00:37:05
Khodorkovsky did this with kindness00:37:08
Belkovsky was led to the fact that he00:37:12
this is by making this report the state00:37:15
oligarchy And so, having received for it00:37:18
the reputation of this Think Tank00:37:21
he called in Putin's scary security forces00:37:24
fire on00:37:25
myself00:37:27
because all of its media resources00:37:29
what they had under control at that time00:37:30
Khodorkovsky had a moment and not everyone hit him00:37:33
according to Belkovskiy and it was possible like this00:37:36
Look straight ahead Damn, they bought everything up00:37:39
Why the hell did they buy everything at once?00:37:42
was00:37:43
It's clear that he's on a roll, it's a great video00:37:47
He released it today. Yeah, right there, he ripped it off.00:37:55
Mass anti-Putin jokes But they were there00:37:58
Such shitty jokes are for00:38:03
inanimate objects were in these in these channels00:38:06
in fact they were exactly that00:38:07
Russophobic joker and in principle they are00:38:11
What impression were they supposed to make?00:38:13
that whoever is against Putin is against him00:38:16
Russians Putin and the people are twin brothers, yes00:38:23
You see how they are00:38:25
shitty people00:38:30
people then it turns out that from this point00:38:33
From the point of view of all shareholders, it is beneficial for Russia00:38:36
maintaining power Putin no no they all they00:38:38
together with the pu ended up in VZ00:38:41
Together they are now in the ass in00:38:46
in their eyes now it is the one with whom they are together00:38:50
They got in there if they were IUDs.00:38:53
bolt Tom something00:38:59
or at least suggested a way00:39:01
You see, Putin was howling out of his ass. This is obvious.00:39:05
Not the Susanin who got them out of his ass00:39:07
will bring it out because he is just the one00:39:08
Susanin who is in this ass00:39:11
I dragged him in, that's the joke, that's the thing00:39:15
What kind of consensus can there be among the Elites then?00:39:18
his replacement and loss00:39:20
legitimacy00:39:25
There will never be a split in Elite.00:39:30
The elite are those whose well-being depends on00:39:33
solely because Putin's ass00:39:36
everyone who is in the presidential chair00:39:38
clearly understands that as soon as00:39:40
Putin's ass will leave the Presidential00:39:43
the chair all of them at best come off00:39:47
scenes A in the worst case are transplanted00:39:49
on the bunks, there's some amount of them00:39:53
I can't even name people by name00:39:55
I don't know who we're talking about because00:39:57
that even the closest circle00:39:59
Putin's is trying now00:40:03
crawl away00:40:10
interested in Putin00:40:12
saved00:40:13
power and everything and everything because everything00:40:16
the rest are not interested in this00:40:18
Because Putin guarantees it00:40:20
groaning in the same ass again00:40:23
deeper under these conditions00:40:26
Of course, you can't contradict him.00:40:29
It is not publicly to show one's00:40:31
loyalty to him Of course everything is public00:40:33
show loyalty to him, well, we're talking about00:40:36
in real interest, that is, in reality, they00:40:39
What do Putin and I want forever?00:40:43
together with him00:40:45
no, no, obviously00:40:49
No, and that's how it ends up growing.00:40:53
no, not to some headquarters00:40:56
There is no headquarters for a coup there.00:41:00
There is no revolution, there is a creeping one.00:41:03
sabotage when people do it without consulting each other00:41:06
in every situation they don't look for Putin00:41:11
so that he would feel better they prefer00:41:14
so that Putin would feel worse, so that Putin would bear00:41:18
reputational damage so that he loses contact00:41:21
With00:41:23
reality in this sense00:41:27
a court in Hamburg found it unreliable00:41:29
Forbes article about Usmanov based on00:41:31
which was subject to sanctions and banned00:41:33
its distribution in general Of course00:41:36
The very fact that they impose sanctions is funny.00:41:41
enter by article in the journal in the journal00:41:43
an article was published, we introduced00:41:46
Olga, thank you for the donation.00:41:49
Ainur and thank you for the donation too.00:41:52
Evening now we know him as the air defense jerk00:41:55
I wonder if shene would00:42:25
the most vile00:42:26
and when did Medvedev become00:42:29
Not only was there a war as president00:42:32
five-day and00:42:35
crisis in international relations which00:42:38
By the way, Medvedev successfully overcame Tut00:42:40
financial and economic pressures have piled up00:42:42
the crisis, that is, the background was such that00:42:45
Putin was here, everything was fine, and then he came.00:42:48
Medvedev and00:42:50
some kind of mess started, started at that00:42:53
that Medvedev is certainly not to blame for this00:42:56
global financial and economic crisis00:42:58
It's not his00:42:59
Well, yes, that's how Putin is remembered.00:43:02
It seemed to remain popular00:43:04
a good person Besides, he's nowhere00:43:08
He didn't leave, he just got into a Mercedes.00:43:11
chair and by the way00:43:14
Even then, many people perceived it as such.00:43:18
as the first person and he tried very hard to do this00:43:20
maintain the illusion that he is Despite00:43:22
The fact that he's in the RSCO chair is the first thing.00:43:25
face00:43:28
Let's make the question simpler.00:43:30
Let's put it as if Putin was in the twelfth00:43:32
year not00:43:33
returned Well, either he remained prime minister or00:43:36
there he moved to some other chair00:43:38
or Medvedev has stepped down from power altogether00:43:40
I would have received a second term in 2012. Well, that's it.00:43:45
It would be nice if it were even. Well then we would00:43:47
Putin would have been forgotten quite quickly because00:43:50
that after Medvedev's second term already00:43:53
somehow00:43:55
paths00:43:57
Well, the one who came after Yeltsin, that's who00:43:59
Putin like this always matters00:44:01
current chapter00:44:03
states and not its predecessors00:44:06
Putin would simply become a predecessor00:44:08
Here comes Medvedev00:44:12
Do I understand correctly that the shareholders00:44:15
zau Russia was simply put in front of pu00:44:17
tasks No, they couldn't set tasks00:44:20
What tasks can they set? Their task00:44:22
just eat more00:44:23
No, they didn't.00:44:28
It's not like these shareholders sat down like that.00:44:31
They developed a plan and gave it to Putin.00:44:33
order Nothing of the sort he00:44:36
acts according to his own program and they00:44:38
they evaluate whether he suits them or not00:44:40
actions are directed for what purpose where they are00:44:42
directed his00:44:43
actions to infringe on their interests00:44:48
or so that it00:44:54
action00:44:57
I just don't need anything else from Rosstat.00:45:00
Just open Rosstat and we'll find that00:45:03
after first00:45:06
years of state participation in the economy00:45:10
fell sharply from00:45:11
91 to about 45 under Yeltsin Well, that's it00:45:15
It's clear that the Soviet Soviet00:45:17
The indicator is a little less than 100% Well, that's it00:45:20
under Yeltsin 45% that's how the first one appeared00:45:24
wave of oligarchs00:45:26
at the expense of00:45:28
sales Well00:45:30
around 40 or 35-4000:45:34
about00:45:36
economy in that part which00:45:38
belonged to the state was transferred to00:45:40
private hands under the damned00:45:43
Yeltsin in 2000 Putin becomes00:45:46
President's participation rate00:45:48
states in the economy00:45:51
45% now is the number00:45:54
15 the cow licked it with her tongue00:45:58
30% Yes, Putin got off, and where are they?00:46:02
share these properties that00:46:04
were privatized during the reign of00:46:06
Putin passed into the hands of00:46:08
oligarchs not only of his clan, and not00:46:11
only him00:46:13
clan, that is, the dude Vera and the truth to them00:46:15
serves What problems How exactly to them00:46:19
serve How exactly to be friends with him That's him00:46:22
let him decide00:46:24
himself, but he is aware of who he is00:46:28
who is the owner of the enterprise and what is his00:46:31
activity it should be in the eyes00:46:34
It looks like it's beneficial to shareholders. Here00:46:36
That's what he did all the time00:46:41
time, so pu They don't need it now00:46:45
It's not that he's not needed, he's not needed00:46:48
This is not really necessary, that's right00:46:51
Look, let's say there's a hired manager.00:46:54
PWM control00:46:58
the property was made by some business00:47:01
actions that seem to be due to you00:47:03
to get rich, but it was risky00:47:06
investment and he went bankrupt, well, let's say he00:47:08
played with your money on the stock market00:47:11
I bought some seemingly promising shares00:47:13
the shares turned out to be crap00:47:17
The stick needs it, it doesn't need it, whatever00:47:21
the business strategy turned out to be a failure00:47:23
This is how you can evaluate it.00:47:26
and Surkov would have been in the apsha bet on00:47:30
Medvedev made Surkov stay00:47:32
Now in Apsha everything would be absolutely fine00:47:35
He would have such a chocolate one. Yes.00:47:38
It was funny, by the way, that's all00:47:42
the most ridiculously disgusting00:47:46
in Putin's PR it is still there00:47:49
was done without00:47:51
Surkov Surkov in the sixth seventh year00:47:54
tried to make a national out of Putin00:47:56
leader in German translation of Führer00:47:59
I made it for him on Putin's order00:48:03
several Hitler Youths there with bonfires00:48:06
there from the procession with all this crap in00:48:09
On TV, everyone was chattering and his00:48:11
genius did this00:48:14
Surkov and flights with cranes diving Zami00:48:21
pornographic calendars00:48:24
GSh pu as00:48:29
a man on a trip across the country00:48:31
yellow Lada00:48:32
[music]00:48:35
Kalina's endless press conference00:48:38
absolutely in the presidential format00:48:40
meetings with all kinds of intellectuals00:48:43
as if he were the head of state. Here00:48:44
It wasn't Surkov but Peskov who planned all this.00:48:48
Peskov was00:48:54
MST was a public figure because00:48:57
after all, he is not a press secretary00:48:59
the president and the head of government00:49:01
his activities were mainly carried out in this direction00:49:03
such organizational00:49:08
character Well, there's just a lot of production00:49:11
closed00:49:13
kidnapped Well sawn into00:49:16
scrap metal turned into business centers00:49:20
in every possible way00:49:21
Everything in every possible way00:49:23
Do you mean that the state is here?00:49:25
state share in Russian00:49:28
the economy is simple00:49:30
they eliminated it partially00:49:32
privatized and partially liquidated00:49:34
Well, for example, look at this00:49:36
The defense industry was privatized00:49:39
What kind of diamonds are all these from the Urals?00:49:43
wagon factory, you know gunpowder factories00:49:48
all kinds of design bureaus00:49:51
This is what their structure is like.00:49:57
property Who is there and the structure00:50:00
They all have dark property.00:50:02
joint-stock00:50:04
society So, who has how many shares there?00:50:07
this belongs to this00:50:09
question00:50:11
Let's say it's complicated, but what about children's belly buttons?00:50:15
First of all, children's belly buttons are not belly buttons, but00:50:18
The tummy is probably a sign of that.00:50:22
what kind of Ravana is this?00:50:24
this is the network of sexuality00:50:27
Of course, I would talk about the topic00:50:29
[music]00:50:31
interesting I would not even start with00:50:35
Nikita's tummy00:50:37
Kononova A with his obvious fixation00:50:43
on the LGBT theme on gender00:50:47
the theme for everything here00:50:54
these things are like this as if he00:51:00
We're attacking him, actually.00:51:02
defends itself, but we are being attacked like hell00:51:05
Transformers, these ones00:51:07
Transformers gay parents 1D here we are00:51:11
we're holding the front we're holding the front that is, these00:51:15
simple things in general that can be discussed00:51:18
Of course, this is a cut and dried expression to say with a smile00:51:21
You can speak like a cultured person00:51:23
restrained and calm, yes, that's how it should be00:51:26
otherwise a normal person who doesn't have00:51:28
no no it's inside on this00:51:32
There is no point, but he won't talk about it.00:51:36
to speak with such an emotional tone as if00:51:38
he would have been the Battle of Stalingrad00:51:42
wins, it's obvious00:51:45
the assumption that something like this is actually happening00:51:47
he had it on this basis00:51:50
It's not good if this is to this00:51:53
what was he doing on this site in childhood00:51:54
something's not right00:51:57
e special attitude towards little ones00:52:01
boys have the most vivid manifestation00:52:03
which kiss the boy's tummy00:52:06
By the way, Nikita Kononov already00:52:08
an adult can now fight00:52:10
This boy is on the front lines of his00:52:14
with your tummy it's possible00:52:16
assume that in childhood or00:52:18
Vladimir ours in adolescence00:52:21
Vladimirovich may have been subjected to00:52:23
sexual violence00:52:26
and accordingly he now has this00:52:29
special attitude towards boys of his kind00:52:33
compensation he associates himself with them00:52:36
somehow something something I don't know what okay00:52:39
I won't even guess that00:52:41
Well, that's it, and everything that's even remotely close00:52:45
It reminds me of his traumatic experience00:52:48
makes him feel hot inside00:52:50
he can't calmly talk about it00:52:53
think neither speak00:52:56
This is also an obvious thing. Let's do it again.00:52:59
What else scared Putin? Oh, never mind.00:53:03
Naturally, the first Maidan scared the hell out of me.00:53:06
in 2003, actually after00:53:09
It was from this Maidan that Surkov's began00:53:11
experience with Putin00:53:13
fascism I remember this moment very well I00:53:16
I was working at the fund at that time00:53:19
effective policy by Gleb Pavlovsky00:53:21
and here in general I know this about the World Cup00:53:26
This had a terrible effect on Putin.00:53:29
the impression is that this is what he saw00:53:31
Putin's eyes saw in the first00:53:33
Kiev00:53:36
Maidan He saw00:53:39
that shareholders can collude and00:53:42
change the general director or not00:53:45
allow the CEO00:53:46
keep your post because Kyiv00:53:49
Maidan and the first second between Prom is00:53:54
was00:53:56
This00:53:57
technology using which00:54:00
shareholders are removing those who are unsuitable for them00:54:04
directors Because it is not spontaneous00:54:08
The folk festival is well organized.00:54:12
planned, supported and financially00:54:16
financially and media and00:54:20
every event00:54:23
to get rid of the bad CEO00:54:26
CEO00:54:29
all Ukrainian oligarchs except those from Donetsk00:54:32
considered Yanukovych And since they00:54:35
their combined capabilities exceeded00:54:38
The combined capabilities of Donetsk to Mayda00:54:42
Putin also succeeded00:54:44
I figured it out by this point00:54:47
Khodorkovsky yet00:54:54
here and other oligarchs too, as it were00:54:57
dissatisfied with this situation, that is00:54:59
it could have been done in different ways00:55:01
Look, the CEO is freaking out and is putting me in jail.00:55:05
one of the main00:55:06
Putin mentally told himself that he was a shareholder00:55:09
I imagined that they would think so and say00:55:11
We don't need such an impudent CEO.00:55:13
get him out of here and that's it and there will be a Maidan and00:55:16
he got into such a situation00:55:19
but he00:55:22
svm00:55:24
then he showed how after Khodorkovsky00:55:27
the other oligarchs can send him away00:55:29
[ __ ] and such a double00:55:32
this is what is scary00:55:36
that's the reason why he started then00:55:39
change the course first in the internal00:55:42
politics began to change course00:55:45
and at the end of his second term it was already 200700:55:49
already in the year00:55:51
externally Okay, let's read what you00:55:54
you write00:55:55
Belkovsky on the philosophy of judo00:55:57
told an interesting story about avoiding direct00:55:59
They gave me a blow to the nose in the box and I went to break it00:56:01
I am the enemy of Belkov on Belkov00:56:04
resource on00:56:06
APN published it in 2004, yes, I think.00:56:10
an article about Putin's judo00:56:13
I called the streamers a loser00:56:16
There he cited quotes from the textbook.00:56:18
written by puma and his00:56:22
co-authors who suggested retellings to me00:56:25
in my own words my article from 200400:56:29
Years who Putin is exhausting00:56:33
besides it's exhausting, besides the demographic00:56:36
I didn't understand the situation with the indigenous population00:56:38
What are you talking about? Which root?00:56:40
population What is the demographic situation?00:56:43
What is all this about?00:56:53
This is what will analyze Putin's psychotype, but00:56:56
then there is a lot of interesting things there too Well00:57:00
Okay, let him figure it out. I'm not doing this.00:57:05
the psychotherapist just followed Putin00:57:07
I have been watching the play for many years due to my duty00:57:10
about him00:57:11
wrote00:57:14
That's all, but I'm not Nika's psychotherapist.00:57:18
Why Khodorkovsky didn't want to become00:57:22
president president what00:57:27
Does this not happen? Poroshenko was elected.00:57:30
no longer as an oligarch That is, he remained00:57:32
Of course he's an oligarch, but Poroshenko, sorry.00:57:34
since ninety-eight in the big00:57:35
Ukrainian00:57:37
politics and he held many different positions00:57:40
different posts Not elected, well, first of all00:57:42
he was elected to the Supreme Council several times00:57:46
Rada, but then in the Yushchenko government00:57:50
Ozhevo then became a minister00:57:53
foreigner00:57:55
would be the Minister of Economy in the government00:57:59
already00:58:01
this Janovich of ours00:58:04
Azarov That is, when he went to the elections00:58:07
Postman, people had a choice in principle.00:58:10
Between him and Tymoshenko Well, imagine00:58:13
to himself that Khodorkovsky with his impudent mug00:58:16
This Hero from the pledge auctions00:58:23
vault00:58:25
Hello, I'm Khodorkovsky. Don't you want to elect?00:58:27
me00:58:29
the president isn't even funny, actually00:58:32
No, Khodorkovsky could only come to power00:58:34
through00:58:35
Parliament, that is, First00:58:38
he seizes control of parliament00:58:41
then he conducts it in parliament00:58:43
constitutional00:58:46
reform00:58:53
Is the head of state being abolished?00:58:57
Prime Minister Prime Minister -00:59:00
this is the one the ruling party will agree on00:59:03
coalition And here in this capacity he is00:59:06
could well have been prime minister because00:59:08
that he is not popular, his people would not00:59:10
elected him00:59:12
by way of00:59:16
backstage00:59:18
coalition00:59:20
mini00:59:23
Why not find the Prime Minister again?00:59:26
some protégé of some00:59:28
a person one way or another with at least some00:59:31
popularity with at least some00:59:33
What's the joke about your reputation now?00:59:35
proceed from what? from what?00:59:37
Khodorkovsky needed to be on TV00:59:39
Here are the credentials from00:59:42
Blacks get No, this is not interesting00:59:45
Work, here's Putin, by the way, he's 2500:59:51
some shitty person has been living a life for years00:59:55
if so00:59:56
figure it out. Now you're constantly doing it.00:59:58
What do you see on TV? What do you think?01:00:00
In general, it's interesting, it's nice. That's the time.01:00:03
escort01:00:05
over and over again, the same thing01:00:08
sits down at the microphone01:00:10
and you can't relax there01:00:14
During the week off he did this a couple of times01:00:16
it was very01:00:18
Tundra obviously loves you Oh, I would have forgotten01:00:21
Turovich01:00:23
How is Yank Yank so bad?01:00:27
He has an interesting name, Evenk dude.01:00:30
purely hypothetical in terms of nationality01:00:33
If everything that is happening now is from a paper clip01:00:35
the fight against non-traditional values01:00:37
and so on This is the preference of one01:00:38
Why are so many functionaries then01:00:41
So who supports this?01:00:42
functionaries of the function you proceed from this01:00:46
that they have votes there01:00:48
Are these questions there? No, these questions are there.01:00:52
Not01:00:53
vote01:00:55
What is a functionary actually like?01:00:58
carry out the superior's order01:01:00
only one save per counts01:01:02
with this feeding place if01:01:06
saving this place is what01:01:09
feeding from this place implies01:01:11
that I will put on a bikini and go in front01:01:16
I'll wear a bikini and lead the gay parade.01:01:18
gay parade If you need to be baptized with01:01:21
I will stand with a candle and I will stand with a candle01:01:23
kae pro01:01:25
This is feeding the sox. That's all they support.01:01:29
They don't support the pants. Well.01:01:32
It's nonsense to say something about this01:01:35
This line of his idiocy is his01:01:37
line of idiocy01:01:39
She's just01:01:43
element of conflict in relation to01:01:46
What does this conflict have to do with Western politics?01:01:48
in relation to the West it would be planned01:01:51
side01:01:53
ECM01:01:55
forceful seizure of economic01:01:58
space of post-Soviet countries power01:02:01
with arm twisting and an ultimatum01:02:04
With threats, everyone must bend over backwards01:02:09
suck as Putin would say and when he01:02:12
was engaged in this interesting creative01:02:14
The West declared itself to be an activity01:02:18
cover01:02:23
imst press01:02:27
Putin actually snorted and didn't interfere.01:02:33
Bormental themselves have revolvers.01:02:36
They won't find Bormental, but the West will.01:02:40
I didn't hear Neli Bormental And then01:02:42
I just went01:02:44
escalation01:02:45
theoretically it would have been possible01:02:53
This01:02:56
our local Henry Kissinger Eugene01:03:00
Maksimovich Primakov shortly before his01:03:03
he collected deaths in his mekri club01:03:07
all sorts of different experts, former ministers01:03:11
and he had his own plan, he reported01:03:14
I released this report and it was published by me.01:03:16
He read the report and the essence of the report was interesting.01:03:19
bring to the trail, close01:03:23
Ukraine01:03:25
the eye from which we just like that01:03:27
we can't refuse01:03:30
But the DPR LPR is liquidating all this01:03:33
Crimea returns to Ukraine01:03:35
suspended01:03:36
condition this is our proposal to01:03:39
West From the West we expect01:03:43
restoration of relations, lifting of sanctions01:03:47
Here01:03:53
the main type of unresolved issue01:03:56
Crimea Everything completely01:03:59
The country's foreign policy is changing01:04:04
ceases to be01:04:08
anti-odor, theoretically it could be01:04:13
implemented, but that point prevailed01:04:16
vision that you need to keep your hand open01:04:19
earlier Ukraine01:04:23
Donbass01:04:24
blackmail, threats, arm twisting and everything01:04:27
There's nothing else that can be said about the guys01:04:30
got into a frenzy like this This is roughly what you can do01:04:41
evaluate Stepanov's ballroom. She believes that01:04:44
the one who is not Oska Nadali and is unknown01:04:45
the masses do not know at all01:04:48
I know who Stepanova is. Well, if so, how?01:04:51
You described the cheat wall for me not01:04:53
There is no Stepano M play.01:04:56
I liked it, but he fell asleep but said01:04:58
that I heard and understood everything. Your voice is dark.01:05:01
make yourself very comfortable01:05:03
Thank you, Putin has been suffering for the last 25 years.01:05:06
you know, it's even difficult for me01:05:08
It seems like a complex of feelings where there is suffering01:05:11
it's half pleasure and half incomprehensible01:05:15
what is more there, suffering or01:05:17
pleasure Well, some kind of sadomasochism01:05:20
To me01:05:23
Seems01:05:25
This is who really reveled in power.01:05:27
I didn't suffer at all, on the contrary, everything was fine01:05:30
He just loved it, it was Dmitry01:05:33
Anatolyevich Medvedev, here he is01:05:35
looked harmonious in the Presidential01:05:36
chair and he did so01:05:39
He was enjoying himself and his wife Sveta was too01:05:43
I was enjoying myself in the Presidential chair when01:05:45
He01:05:47
was like this01:05:50
Brego01:05:53
Vigo irritates everyone who is convinced that he is not01:05:58
If I had prepared, I would have been hired.01:06:00
performed better and so it will do, you know01:06:03
This actually happened in the cartoon.01:06:06
all things are meaningless They have no meaning01:06:08
no attitude towards life Well, that is to say01:06:10
Putin wants to indicate that he is the first01:06:13
What does Putin do? He's smearing the West with this.01:06:15
conditional one color Although there is not one01:06:19
red01:06:23
This is hellish ideology, that's all01:06:28
Make everyone a transformer, that's gender.01:06:32
Mender parent one parent d This is like01:06:35
ideology of modern01:06:38
The West is here, and whoever opposes it is01:06:41
who is not the West is not01:06:43
West, the conventional East is the Middle East01:06:46
East, Southeast Asia, there is China and01:06:49
India is all for us, why did he get that?01:06:52
It's not clear for us. Well, okay, let's say so.01:06:54
They are all for us. And what are we carrying? We carry.01:06:57
The opposite is natural, but where can I get it?01:07:00
this is the opposite for us, but not from us01:07:03
You won't take anything from us, we don't have it.01:07:05
nothing, neither one nor the other01:07:07
On the contrary, we are just ordinary people.01:07:09
we want to live a normal life01:07:11
life and here they come to the rescue01:07:14
Protestant pastors from the Southern States01:07:18
from the so-called Bible Belt01:07:20
which topic01:07:22
abortions01:07:24
this is it01:07:28
in Europe this is less pronounced01:07:31
In America, this is expressed very clearly. America01:07:33
as if divided into two parts conditionally01:07:35
Advanced America and America01:07:38
Single-decker rusty biblical train01:07:41
train this is rural America with01:07:44
all of her01:07:46
prejudices with a tendency toward conspiracy theories01:07:49
some kind of ridiculous reptilian with all this01:07:52
this nonsense01:07:54
Putin doesn't know where to get ideas.01:07:57
the only place where you can make money01:07:59
ideas - this is Donald's electorate01:08:01
our Trump's most odious and01:08:05
the obscurantist part he just takes ready-made ones01:08:09
thesis from the most obscurantist backward01:08:12
parts of America voice them as if01:08:14
these are our dear traditional01:08:18
[music]01:08:22
This is to consider a gay animal more terrifying.01:08:28
No, there are no abortions there, the EU is Orthodox, everyone01:08:32
cross on the belly right No it's there it's in01:08:35
America is stupid, America is clerical01:08:38
Not all of the country is backward, but this one is.01:08:40
part of it is there they can't do it in01:08:44
Sunday is not01:08:46
don't go with your thighs01:08:52
We have no such tradition.01:08:55
We don't have a door at all01:08:57
for decades there was Soviet power and01:08:59
none and none for you01:09:04
Orthodoxy I just obsmotre s meisner01:09:07
and he keeps repeating what's next01:09:09
only worse is any slightest rollback to01:09:12
less brutalized01:09:14
liberalism Well01:09:17
you know, he's like Cassandra or Ili01:09:20
grandma01:09:22
Vanga is possible01:09:25
and just state what the scenario is01:09:27
Is there a scenario that has come true?01:09:31
will01:09:32
a rollback to the rails of bourgeois democracy with01:09:35
which the country was pushed into by Putin01:09:38
abyss sa01:09:41
unenlightened, ignorant autocracy01:09:44
the obscurantist of absolutism here we are now01:09:52
We are in the middle of a democracy that was01:09:55
under Yeltsin, partially under01:09:57
Medvedev can't say that they are strong01:09:59
attractive, but where did he lead the country?01:10:02
Putin It's so simple01:10:05
This is pure absolutism, this is nonsense.01:10:09
Meisner claims that February01:10:11
revolution is impossible, so yes. Well, so what?01:10:15
I need to lie down and die like this, curls01:10:18
Meisner goes to bed for the daughters, goes to bed further01:10:21
This is Comrade Gromova lying down with Klima Zhukova01:10:24
Let's put that one somewhere nearby too01:10:27
They lie down and die if it's February.01:10:28
impossible01:10:30
if autocracy is now on01:10:33
Putin's millennial century01:10:38
The Reich still plays a role in disgust towards01:10:41
bourgeois political process which01:10:43
For some reason it's been popular for the last 10 years01:10:45
among domestic public01:10:46
communists stupid popularity on01:10:48
Denin himself does not pay for tacos01:10:52
Paul spoke in many articles01:10:56
that when the bourgeoisie bourgeois parties01:11:00
fights with01:11:02
autocracy we they our fellow travelers with us01:11:05
one01:11:07
target down01:11:10
autocracy Why the Bolsheviks01:11:12
interested in it being01:11:14
The autocracy was overthrown, why the Bolsheviks?01:11:17
interested in having it done01:11:19
an attempt to build a bourgeois democracy01:11:22
The rise of democracy gives the Bolsheviks01:11:26
political opportunity01:11:28
work because it implies01:11:31
freedom of speech, freedom of assembly01:11:32
mandatory amnesty for01:11:34
political prisoners Bolsheviks all with01:11:36
The skargi then came out. We all then01:11:39
we are deploying widely and not underground01:11:44
no way01:11:47
We print our illegal Propaganda01:11:50
newspapers organize rallies and marches01:11:54
We work with work collectives. Well.01:11:57
because democracy is rust for us01:11:59
allows and under absolutism such01:12:02
there were no opportunities, I guess I welcomed it01:12:05
efforts of the bourgeoisie of the bourgeois parties to01:12:07
overthrow of the tsar01:12:11
What kind of communists are these in general?01:12:14
not bad-looking01:12:16
without a hollow at all01:12:19
know01:12:22
commies they are someone from someone from them01:12:25
I'm a fool, I suspect that it's not01:12:37
Lenin01:12:42
so how do you explain today01:12:45
Medvedev's rhetoric Well, we talked about it01:12:47
Many times she certainly stuns especially01:12:50
If you compare President Medvedev with this01:12:52
current01:12:54
and the explanation here can only be01:12:56
one he is busy with self-preservation and01:13:00
politically o Perhaps even01:13:04
physically in the conditions of this hell in01:13:07
which we now find ourselves in01:13:09
You can only survive if this is the most01:13:11
The main devil is the shaggiest one01:13:14
stinking devil then it's normal and what if01:13:18
you start to wag like this01:13:22
tail01:13:25
I thought he was Potapenko's agent a long time ago. Well.01:13:29
Okay, traditional values are dying out.01:13:32
family dwarfism most people in01:13:34
divorce Well, yes, Putin's rule between01:13:37
especially when he started doing these01:13:39
their bonds to shine the number of divorces01:13:41
sharp01:13:42
it was possible to increase the merit to him01:13:44
set, for example, a steady decline01:13:52
consumption01:13:54
all the signs and the need for alcohol01:13:58
delirium tremens and deaths due to it01:14:01
Alcohol statistics are all negative right now.01:14:05
That's right, Yuri. Thank you very much, I'll answer.01:14:11
Why was Goth in the USSR in the sixties?01:14:13
There was discrimination in the seventies01:14:15
Jews are a consequence01:14:22
eon01:14:23
I sow this point of view01:14:25
I will express starting from the first six years on01:14:28
in fact, much earlier in general01:14:30
the moment Ruva came to power, or maybe01:14:32
be even earlier in fact01:14:34
Well, the best people of ideas, they perished.01:14:38
How many were there on the fronts of the First World War?01:14:41
4 million communists were killed there. Well, there you go.01:14:44
You can imagine better ones too01:14:46
I mowed them down because they were thin.01:14:49
Well, no way01:14:54
and people like that are generally called Macoutou01:14:58
bourgeois, partly of the Krestinsky persuasion01:15:01
Well, in short, a bearer of petty bourgeois01:15:03
ideology is not an ideology of mentality, it's petty01:15:06
Khrushchev is a bright example of the bourgeois mentality01:15:09
an example of this is here, despite all this01:15:11
communist phraseology For all this01:15:13
there Kumach Socialism lism communism is visible01:15:17
Well, the same for the guy, well, he's like that.01:15:21
such philistinism in him01:15:23
Such a small Bourgeois, well, that's it01:15:27
element small Bourgeois is such a thing This is hunting01:15:35
smart, but the time is historical01:15:37
it passed01:15:39
small Well, let's say what Well01:15:42
fifty-seventh year, let's say everything is already01:15:44
Khrushchev is in power. Yeah, that's 40 years.01:15:48
the revolution has completely passed this01:15:52
a little What are these 4001:15:54
For years, carriers of this metal have not gone anywhere01:15:57
Let them just share their power now01:15:59
felt that those in power are not01:16:02
ideological iron men who01:16:05
It is obvious to those for whom it is class01:16:07
the fight never ends Just01:16:10
Her front line is nonlinear.01:16:13
That's what I'll say. This is bourgeois.01:16:19
Revenge is one of the side effects01:16:22
I consider the emergence of bourgeois revenge01:16:25
household01:16:26
anti-Semitism that has become acceptable01:16:29
appropriate and practically not01:16:32
We condemn these stupid jokes, well,01:16:36
On the other hand, I want to say that this is01:16:38
anti-Semitism anti-Semitism Is this true or not?01:16:42
it’s different in science and in culture and in01:16:45
in art, in anything, in pop, in cinema01:16:48
this is a huge number of people01:16:52
successful01:16:53
Jewish nationality01:16:55
Of course they were probably offended01:16:58
a little or a lot not01:17:02
I know, well that's the thing, that's it01:17:07
internationalism had become by this point01:17:09
exhale stay exclusively on01:17:12
paper01:17:13
this is what is current01:17:16
The White Guard layer speaks with rapture01:17:19
Russian appeared among the communists01:17:22
Dude01:17:23
ru party chit communism flew away somewhere01:17:25
far01:17:29
far away this morning01:17:31
Shingarkin informed in the tube01:17:34
listeners that are being trained at Kursk Az01:17:38
provocation However, I wouldn't be surprised by anything01:17:40
Medvedev voiced the following01:17:43
hunger they do this if they do it then they01:17:48
[music]01:17:49
they really don't know01:17:52
sde01:17:54
I think Lenin's comrades would have signed up for it01:17:56
hopes would undoubtedly call upon everyone01:17:59
comrade workers to sign up for hopes01:18:02
Why Because it is01:18:05
the action has absolutely01:18:08
the obvious consequences they can have01:18:11
turn out to be not fatal of course for01:18:13
Sovereign Emperor But what is this01:18:15
Your actions offend the Emperor.01:18:21
sleepy emperor How can you01:18:24
refuse if you are real who is not from01:18:27
refuse this01:18:29
It's impossible, Medvedev has gone crazy. Well, or01:18:32
pretends, you know, like the burgomaster in01:18:35
play dragon01:18:36
Schwartz Potapenko now at the same time01:18:39
Peacekeepers and the01:18:42
agents are like Katz Apparently they still are01:18:45
They are also actors Nikita Kologriv in01:18:48
Peacemaker01:18:49
recorded Good01:18:51
such01:18:53
It's cool that Nikita Kologriv is now in01:18:55
He's a red-haired man in Ukraine now.01:18:59
It's probably popular. Well, because there's01:19:02
We watched the boy's words with rapture01:19:05
It is known that Nikita is the brightest there.01:19:11
character Well, and because Nikita01:19:14
The Ukrainian surname Kolo Grivy is also the same.01:19:17
should do this01:19:20
rate very funny01:19:23
Isn't Klim Zhukov a rabid Soviet?01:19:26
like his friend Goblin Puchkov who doesn't01:19:28
Goblin tolerates other people's opinions and criticism01:19:30
bunches typical bourgeois That is, if01:19:33
us Socialist Revolution01:19:35
Goblin bunches happened He is in the female01:19:38
I'll tuck a diamond dress into my panties01:19:41
I would have fled to Paris long ago01:19:44
and probably Klim01:19:51
Beetle, you're assuming they're some kind of Soviets.01:19:54
not a Soviet Goblin Bourgeois01:19:58
real01:20:00
Bourgeois, I haven’t observed anti-Semitism01:20:03
I was completely surprised to recognize him01:20:05
I don't know that there was no existence in the nineties.01:20:08
He's even in the movies partially.01:20:12
reflected, that is01:20:14
here's how you would like it01:20:19
this is just like this01:20:23
this type of successful wife01:20:27
Sarah's husband, Abram, he's probably a dentist.01:20:32
gold technician is working She probably01:20:35
a merchandiser somewhere in the store. That's where they are too.01:20:39
sonny01:20:41
This kind of thing in the form of jokes01:20:45
some dirty jokes and that was it01:20:49
quite a lot at that01:20:51
time01:20:53
Esta has been repeatedly01:20:56
As a teenager, I thought it was all in the Armed Forces.01:20:59
gone Goblin is not a Bourgeois, he is a lure fool01:21:02
Timon of course. In short, no. Why?01:21:06
A bourgeois is a bourgeois01:21:08
who found an interesting niche for himself01:21:12
to extract material profit01:21:16
trade in Soviet symbols01:21:19
trade interesting speakers01:21:22
communist convictions which he01:21:26
It's selling like that. It's the doctors' case.01:21:29
It's a state matter, I don't need it.01:21:32
mix with everyday anti-Semitism01:21:35
there was no everyday anti-Semitism then01:21:37
The matter in RA is generally specific01:21:39
It's absolutely the case that in NM it's real. And what01:21:43
It's incredibly difficult to say if you01:21:45
Do you think that this matter is the doctor's business?01:21:48
Etoka01:21:51
case01:21:54
suspicions that Zhdanov is unfounded01:21:56
He didn't die by accident. That's how it all started.01:22:01
I went to write01:22:02
The province in everyday life I have not seen anti-Semitism01:22:05
I encountered this for the first time in Moscow. Well, I01:22:08
I don't know much earlier, I saw it when I was still01:22:11
As a teenager, well, I saw what I mean by "I saw"01:22:13
I didn't see any Jewish ones01:22:15
pogroms01:22:21
Reason, these are greasy, unpleasant jokes01:22:25
Well, actually, there were some about the Khokhls too.01:22:27
jokes corresponding So what's in this01:22:29
In relation to Jews, it's about the same as haha01:22:32
We went through the Georgians too.01:22:34
Related funny jokes01:22:36
the jokes were about Armenian01:22:39
radio but all this together is just that01:22:41
bourgeoisie is so bourgeois01:22:52
I've heard about this, you know this?01:22:55
parodied01:23:00
Soviet times when there was still01:23:03
quite a lot of representatives01:23:04
privileged classes earlier01:23:07
privileged classes nobles there01:23:10
The clergy are the merchants, here are their children.01:23:14
they, according to the residual principle, fell into01:23:17
it was the higher education institutions that received those01:23:19
or other social01:23:21
benefits01:23:24
This is what those who should get first01:23:29
was under the tsar01:23:30
smart accordingly had the origin01:23:33
what does it mean if you are from a working class family or from01:23:35
peasant family, green color for you01:23:38
children of Popov merchants and nobles01:23:41
They'll wait, but that didn't mean they'll have to.01:23:46
They repressed, no, they were obliged to make way.01:23:51
they should have given way here01:23:53
Please note that this is the principle that was taken01:23:58
What about the Fifth restriction?01:24:02
I heard about this point personally, but I haven't encountered it. Well01:24:05
Of course I've heard a lot01:24:10
since I only realized later that everything01:24:14
rich and respected people of our city01:24:18
Jews No, what do the party authorities have to say about you?01:24:21
Was it all Jews or something? Or01:24:25
who am I not01:24:29
I noticed, I'll tell you, that Jews01:24:32
there really are quite a lot in01:24:34
Soviet times were in such areas01:24:36
how is this possible and01:24:41
science01:24:43
But I don’t understand what the problem is. If01:24:47
so it turns out that there are more people there01:24:49
talented so for God's sake And if this01:24:52
some is already starting01:24:57
clan so that there would be no01:25:00
neither clan nor family nor any01:25:04
another sign Well, that was after01:25:08
post-Soviet times this is already possible01:25:10
to say we were in a situation01:25:15
agony01:25:16
death and01:25:19
decomposition, that is, the Soviet project He01:25:23
slowly but surely01:25:25
died For what reason did he die?01:25:28
one can say that the reason for the bourgeoisie's revenge01:25:32
in the internal revenge01:25:33
The inner bourgeois is the bourgeois in everyone01:25:36
a person settled Well, or almost in every01:25:38
the man settled and slowly but surely01:25:42
devoured the inner communist in everyone01:25:51
person01:25:57
In science, Jews defended themselves in their own01:25:58
dissertations, advice, and Russian in their own01:26:01
Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, this is disgusting.01:26:03
Of course it's a thing, but I would do it my way01:26:06
I would say that it is difficult to name what it is01:26:09
persecution of Jews It's more like01:26:12
separation, stratification, internal01:26:14
there is conflict here01:26:16
arose and yes If we talk about the fact that01:26:19
The Jews were in a smart position. Yes, because01:26:22
that the new standard appeared main01:26:24
the boss must be Russian Yeah, well or01:26:26
representative of that nationality01:26:28
titular nationality of that union01:26:30
The Republic in question01:26:32
We're talking about construction, but I just have01:26:35
Only respect. Good evening, Vladimir.01:26:37
Tell me if it's positive for Putin.01:26:40
scenario if01:26:42
for some reason he will lose01:26:50
authorities are this01:26:53
speech Maybe then it will only be about01:26:55
transit models Yes, to which he himself01:26:58
must01:26:59
agree to receive certain01:27:02
Guarantees and be released from any01:27:06
responsibility for what he did Well01:27:09
theoretically this is possible, but I don't01:27:11
I know how01:27:12
How can he get such guarantees?01:27:15
Will there be these guarantees?01:27:21
fill the chair with something very01:27:23
beautiful important but01:27:26
symbolic, well, let's say, something like that01:27:30
an agreement with him can be concluded01:27:32
theoretically, amendments are being made to01:27:35
Constitutions or even a new text01:27:37
The Constitution is adopted in which01:27:40
the post of head is prescribed01:27:44
State Council of such an All-Russian elder01:27:47
What01:27:48
This State Council is called01:27:51
By01:27:53
in one of the most luxurious halls01:27:55
Putin sits there in the Kremlin as if he were very01:27:58
important and pretending to be something01:28:01
very very01:28:03
serious new president as if01:28:05
undertakes not to raise the issue of Putin's01:28:09
criminal01:28:11
there are no Putin-related decisions01:28:13
You know more about criminal decisions01:28:21
similar01:28:22
under guarantees of personal safety and01:28:25
his presence in the political field01:28:28
very important status but devoid of reality01:28:31
authorities01:28:33
such a position is possible. Well, how?01:28:35
Frank or what01:28:37
As far as this is possible in practice, I01:28:40
I don't know, it's hard to say there's still a difference here.01:28:44
is that Franca01:28:51
what01:28:53
Pinochet is a big difference here too.01:28:56
There is Franco and Pinochet. They arranged it.01:28:59
internal terror01:29:01
their real hands are covered in blood01:29:06
Putin's compatriots' hands are not so01:29:09
to really get hit with blood01:29:10
compatriots, if you think about it01:29:12
You can't compare this relationship with the Franks01:29:17
What does this circumstance mean to us? I don't know.01:29:21
maybe01:29:23
It simplifies Well, there is an example of this01:29:26
transit half-noose01:29:31
when Nazarbayev ceded power01:29:36
Tokaev under the guarantee that he will be01:29:39
Radiant light that is in the capital01:29:42
The statue will be renamed after him01:29:45
there will be one everywhere and so on01:29:48
Here is such a gradual cult01:29:52
Nazarbayev's personality01:29:55
They're turning away, I don't think it will lead to anything.01:29:57
Nazarbayev to the point of tsugunder, but it's still01:29:59
Not01:30:00
It would be more logical for Putin to be pleased01:30:03
don't be impudent and don't ask for anything for yourself01:30:06
nothing really something big to01:30:08
then no01:30:18
To be disappointed that at the moment01:30:20
you can see it in our grandmother01:30:23
The population is like a spring, I'm already in the sanatorium01:30:25
I saw people completely broken. This01:30:30
It's terrible. This is basically how I see the world.01:30:33
mainly through01:30:35
How about you communicate with people? Well, that’s easy.01:30:39
There is no such habit there actually01:30:42
have intelligent conversations on political issues01:30:46
[music]01:30:50
topics01:30:52
it's an irritation and it's you01:30:56
through the reason when there is a reason to fuss it is already01:30:59
It pours out for various reasons, well, that's it.01:31:02
In Bashkiria, for example, now they are in Bashkiria01:31:05
one person killed another one of this one01:31:09
protesters tortured01:31:22
Maybe01:31:33
Vanya flared up01:31:35
located around it, they create it specially01:31:37
information bubble but there is also one here01:31:40
the nuance was peculiar, especially he was01:31:42
noticeable when he is back again today01:31:44
He met military men and he loves military men.01:31:46
or rather, he doesn’t like to meet often01:31:48
meets with the military and in general somehow01:31:51
he tries to position himself as a father01:31:54
Soldato, it seems to me that this one01:31:57
here it is01:32:02
accentuated by his fear he sees01:32:05
military people from gives himself an account of how01:32:09
It's scary if they do it01:32:11
I'll stop loving BT, but VGO... About fantasies, they...01:32:15
He is still fiercely afraid that the war will01:32:19
his fierce and that's why he runs around all the time01:32:22
This is camouflage ass licking01:32:26
Here is the principal, so with them, as with01:32:30
his own heroes of Russia01:32:33
He was nominated for president, but he didn't01:32:35
he wanted to have different thoughts, but after01:32:38
that the military there are BCA and medals to01:32:43
They approached him, and even personally01:32:46
Joga dad01:32:48
[music]01:32:50
This will never happen, Putin won't.01:32:52
believes01:32:54
Then he will have to do it with papers01:32:58
I'll have to make him an offer from01:32:59
which he will not be able to01:33:02
refuse Well, that is what it is called or01:33:05
I'll either tear your head off or we'll go to01:33:09
I'll have to go to the dacha01:33:12
We have a dacha building with standard guarantees.01:33:15
former president with full immunity01:33:18
After his resignation, Nadezhdin promised01:33:20
perform as Putin performed01:33:22
Yeltsin's attitude That's why Yeltsin01:33:24
They didn't judge me. Well, you can point this out to Putin.01:33:28
speak with your finger Well, you see, Yeltsin01:33:29
All01:33:30
Nothing more worked out, that's all01:33:33
Yeltsin01:33:35
We agreed. He also has fear.01:33:40
All about Putin's fears01:33:42
we speak Gaddafi and01:33:45
Saddam didn't even have a friend with whom he had a military relationship.01:33:50
I met him, but this is Gaddafi who01:33:52
A Bedouin miner came to Moscow01:34:09
unfolded01:34:11
this fear is exactly what01:34:14
It's called "you want to get ripped off"01:34:17
head Well, you want those01:34:20
They tore off his head in his case01:34:21
modify you want to finish as01:34:23
Gaddafi01:34:26
We went to the dacha like this01:34:31
Actually, it's roughly similar to Nikolai's01:34:33
The story was true, he wasn't intimidated.01:34:36
possible personal01:34:37
there is no such reprisal there01:34:40
There was this logic there that either01:34:45
Do you sign or will there be a riot?01:34:48
unpredictable consequences of the faithful01:34:50
there are no parts to suppress01:34:56
rebellion in the USSR in the conditions of semi-closed01:35:00
distribution system such qualities01:35:02
some national minorities as01:35:03
clan mutual responsibility fell on01:35:05
fertile soil and became especially01:35:07
I'm in demand, so I'm with you too.01:35:08
I completely agree that this is it01:35:11
That's how the diaspora works01:35:16
they were at hand and due to what between01:35:20
and by the way, due to the fact that Proletarsky01:35:24
internationalism gradually transformed01:35:26
in fic And when Proletarsky01:35:28
internationalism is turning into fiction01:35:30
that it is being replaced by the bourgeois01:35:33
Nationalism is, of course, bourgeois.01:35:35
nationalism, that is, the whole country, it seems01:35:38
Soviet everything is in heaps, everything is in heaps01:35:42
slogan and Lenin's quotes and under this01:35:46
the whole facade is actually already hiding01:35:50
I am forming01:35:52
It's not even a bourgeois country, but01:35:54
bourgeois01:35:56
The community is already starting to form. And01:36:00
Of course, those that are effective are01:36:03
which there is some cohesion and01:36:05
Solidarity on some other basis01:36:08
Well, first of all, according to the national Well01:36:11
maybe the regional community also plays some role01:36:15
Why exactly Ho among all the others?01:36:17
oligarchs vdg l arise because01:36:21
moment in the Force list first line01:36:23
he had the coolest ones01:36:26
reliable connections with the West in the first place01:36:28
It's the US's turn; he's already the first tanker.01:36:31
Russian oil was shipped and it went into01:36:33
Khodorkovsky can't buy America with 300 million.01:36:38
dollars just for this hiring of a lobbyist01:36:41
structures in the US these lobbyist lobbying01:36:44
the contours they provided him with support in01:36:48
Congress in the Senate in white01:36:51
up to here are the business ones01:36:54
circles, so he believed that he was God for01:36:57
He keeps his beard in his company, Yukas.01:37:00
the first one was transferred to international01:37:03
reporting generally believed that he01:37:05
international businessman of the highest class here01:37:08
the coolest person in01:37:11
country And if he is the richest01:37:14
cool if it has the most strings01:37:17
with the gentlemen from01:37:20
Washington01:37:22
Yeah, [ __ ] off and that's what I thought.01:37:24
about myself01:37:27
Khodorkovsky is not for Transnistria, neither01:37:29
Georgia is not for Chechnya01:37:34
war and Yeltsin was not tried yes yes yes But01:37:38
there was an impeachment attempt and it was almost01:37:40
completed just in time for the presidency01:37:43
Primakov when he said something wonderful01:37:45
the word when he was asked how he was01:37:48
refers to01:37:50
impeachment01:37:52
Well, it was implied that it was either good or01:37:55
bad Yes, but he said it was brilliant then01:37:58
Primakov at the moment I think that01:38:01
it's counterproductive01:38:03
It's not good, it's not bad. Well, it's actually01:38:06
He treats impeachment well but not01:38:09
It's not the time, guys, right now.01:38:12
So01:38:20
In fact, the statue stands in the rays01:38:23
At sunset on Twix, people also got intertwined01:38:26
and of any views, but you see01:38:29
This Twix is chemically pure.01:38:32
These cases show that the reason is unimportant.01:38:36
when people get safe01:38:40
opportunity for civic engagement01:38:43
it doesn't matter what the reason is for them01:38:46
like a breath of fresh air01:38:48
People missed the air so much01:38:52
in which they cannot for a whole generation01:38:55
This is what has grown up now, this is the most01:38:58
It's time for them to light it up there. Where are you going?01:39:01
eat in such a stuffy condition in such stuffy01:39:06
conditions and it turns out absolutely01:39:08
chemically pure case when the reason even01:39:13
It's ridiculous that part of this is the reason for changing01:39:20
New01:39:21
eh feelings position Here and in some01:39:26
to participate in a collective action01:39:28
Do you think that right is right people?01:39:31
grabbed hold01:39:33
reliable same story very interesting01:39:36
I've just watched too many interviews on YouTube01:39:38
young people who participate in01:39:41
subscription company Well, those same ones that01:39:44
on01:39:50
frost01:39:53
obm that regardless of that01:39:58
зареги Надежда лини01:40:00
register what result he has01:40:02
What will happen in the end if you register the aircraft?01:40:05
He says it doesn't matter. I do.01:40:06
there is no hope here01:40:08
I will insist not so that Nadezhdin will become01:40:10
I want to show my president01:40:12
I am against my civic position.01:40:19
Vovo01:40:21
which fixes my position on01:40:24
There is great hope for the attitude towards Putin01:40:27
this Everything fits, so Medvedev is also a former01:40:31
the president does not apply to him01:40:33
immunity agreement Well, he01:40:36
the former president is certainly but he01:40:38
current statesman To01:40:39
Yes, he continues this.01:40:42
collapse takes a funny position01:40:45
deputy01:40:47
chairman01:40:49
Security Council Ramil Thank you for01:41:05
Donat Let's go to the dacha. Where is this from?01:41:08
The film Foundling is wonderful even01:41:09
Stalin-era black-and-white comedy with01:41:12
Ranevskaya there Ranevskaya young PT01:41:15
very young Irina01:41:19
Green girl01:41:22
Well, this is a journey like a girl01:41:25
There's a boy in Moscow01:41:29
like her brother told her that if she01:41:33
She was crying and whining and he was whining.01:41:34
He says if you don't shut up, I'll give you a hard time.01:41:36
I'll tear it off. So, the girl got caught.01:41:40
A young childless couple is funny where01:41:43
Ranevskaya01:41:45
for her husband01:41:48
nazva po she wanted to take her to the dacha01:41:52
The girl told me how her brother was there.01:41:55
He said such things that her head was like this01:41:59
she, this girl, doubted whether to go or01:42:02
Here's Ranevskaya at the dacha01:42:05
He says you want to get ripped off.01:42:08
head or we're going to the dacha girl on01:42:12
dacha01:42:17
Here is the dentist's sword01:42:26
suede jacket01:42:28
Nadezhdin's three mushrooms and fish are excellent and01:42:32
and at the same time an impenetrable mug in general01:42:36
He's not cool. Of course, jokes aside.01:42:40
and if Nadezhdin hadn't been there, he wouldn't have been01:42:42
I should have invented it, I mean completely01:42:46
No optimism with Just it's simple01:42:51
Nadezhdin is as simple as truth, even I am01:42:55
I would say simpleton, that's what happens again01:42:58
It's a plus, just looking at it01:43:01
Compare Nadezhdin here with us and here with us01:43:03
Yavlinsky with his arrogant evle otom01:43:07
with his drawling manner of speaking01:43:10
words and ordinary normal simple01:43:13
the main thing in hope is not to understand a person01:43:15
It seems to me that it is clear here01:43:17
absolutely clear01:43:19
dude01:43:21
so Stalin 3000 Who was there last time01:43:24
There were 3000 of us and Stalin. What do you think?01:43:28
what would happen to you if you were in times01:43:31
The Great Patriotic War was so reviled01:43:34
Supreme Commander-in-Chief Stalin as he is now01:43:36
Putin, you wouldn't get off with a lag. So01:43:40
Pray for the kindness of Vova Shut Gorokhova A.01:43:43
What do you think would have happened with Vova Putin?01:43:48
during the Great Patriotic War01:43:50
or01:43:51
after the Great Patriotic War or before01:43:53
Great Patriotic War What is much01:43:55
It would be more interesting if this [ __ ] Vova of yours01:43:59
Putin denigrated the Great Lenin01:44:02
Stalin, just like [ __ ] Vova Putin.01:44:05
This01:44:06
He does what it takes to be interesting with him.01:44:09
If he were the Great Lenin, here's Taxol.01:44:11
How does he allow himself to do this like you do?01:44:19
Do you think that in our Great Britain we are talking [ __ ]?01:44:24
you doubt the country01:44:26
Well, come on, Jester, that would be it.01:44:30
The softest thing for him to deserve. Well, it's necessary.01:44:34
same01:44:36
What's your name, my dear Stalin?01:44:41
3000 if during the Great01:44:43
Patriotic War What are you talking about?01:44:45
You're comparing it to Putin's [ __ ] massacre.01:44:48
with this terrible test for our01:44:51
Soviet Motherland Yes, this [ __ ] one01:44:54
Putin's massacre which he unleashed01:44:57
unleashed this massacre01:44:59
no Kyiv01:45:03
They bombed Kyiv, you idiot, they bombed Moscow.01:45:07
They bombed Kyiv.01:45:09
the idiot continued to revile the Supreme Commander-in-Chief01:45:13
Stalin, why are you comparing this?01:45:15
a nonentity with Stalin is serious01:45:17
complex schakh and the Russian Federation with01:45:19
compare with the Soviet Union01:45:22
And as for the Gulag, don't worry about it with us.01:45:24
ok So it's moving away now, but it's not true01:45:26
Gulag Sin is called, but it's leaving.01:45:30
also bear guarantees01:45:32
will only spread if he goes into01:45:34
resignation from all posts to retirement And01:45:39
Shut up, that's what I'm talking about now.01:45:42
What guarantees does Vladimir have in office?01:45:46
It seems to me or you are all in the same situation01:45:49
I'm just unbearably in a good mood01:45:51
I'm in a very good mood actually01:45:53
in fact, because we have reached the very01:45:57
interesting latest Putin fear01:46:01
I wonder if this is Putin's personal fear or not.01:46:03
this is the fear of his part of his environment01:46:08
which monitors the situation and which01:46:11
interested in Putin01:46:13
I got through this one safely01:46:16
elective01:46:19
It's hard to say if it's a test or not01:46:22
Putin's fear or such an indirect one01:46:24
but the fact that the story is with the subscription company01:46:29
Nadezhdina made a splash, that's absolutely it01:46:32
It's absolutely obvious. Why is it obvious?01:46:36
a sharp, sharp, straight splash01:46:41
custom-made asra on social networks01:46:45
Twitter01:46:49
This01:46:51
Nadezhda moved forward so it's a little bit01:47:00
bites01:47:02
Here is his Central Election Commission01:47:05
registered the dogs' ears became01:47:08
And when it became obvious that he01:47:12
the subscription company is turning into01:47:15
quite noticeable01:47:17
civil01:47:19
demonstration No, this is not a swamp of course01:47:22
It's certainly not Minsk yet01:47:25
20 but there is already movement in this01:47:30
in this direction it became absolutely obvious01:47:32
that the one who is responsible for Putin01:47:35
company and is interested in Putin's01:47:37
Success or even Putin himself is their ass01:47:41
They caught fire. Now you can see it.01:47:49
absolutely01:47:51
In fact, they revealed their01:47:53
very deep-seated01:47:55
an agency that is still like this01:47:58
It didn't burn like it did now01:48:00
Here's to the hope of anti-Putin forces01:48:07
these guarantees are valid only01:48:10
unless the former president leaves01:48:13
They give up their assets from their posts01:48:16
cash flows and quietly sells personal01:48:19
cache in this And here even01:48:22
How can I not write much?01:48:25
interesting observations of communication facts from01:48:27
first xst But not for01:48:30
announcements I'll try to guess01:48:33
that even those people who before01:48:36
treated our grandmother01:48:39
It's warm now, at least they're nervous01:48:47
It seems to me that you are like this01:48:50
observations can now01:48:59
I was most impressed by the plot with01:49:02
the deflection of the FBC Kaso through the American01:49:04
FBC management speaks English competently01:49:06
The translation of Katz's videos played a role, yes.01:49:08
Of course, but this is a plot from the game.01:49:10
The current topic is how they are01:49:14
they're trying to blow it out01:49:19
fire01:49:20
Of course the most01:49:22
it will be intriguing in01:49:28
February signatures subscription company01:49:32
It's over. They're preparing signatures now.01:49:34
they will cook for up to three pergos less01:49:37
Three weeks left until the first signature01:49:40
should be attributed to01:49:41
The Central Election Commission then has 10 days to take them01:49:49
Ira01:49:51
know whether the clothes are registered or not01:49:56
registered and here it is for me01:49:58
still to this day this is generally01:50:01
I can't even think of a gram that hasn't been resolved yet.01:50:03
understand because it is possible Both01:50:09
other Saturday and Sunday signatures more01:50:12
They collect Well, yes, yes, yes, one way or another until01:50:15
the first three must be handed over01:50:16
prepared, submitted, checked01:50:18
prepared and submitted01:50:24
Well, can I say a few words about that?01:50:26
What01:50:28
Let's say Nadezhda won't register01:50:31
By the way, Nadezhdin is really great01:50:33
in fact, now he has started to play out the theme that he01:50:35
There's no way to warm up in this company.01:50:37
he's trying to tell me about his first steps01:50:40
which he will do as president01:50:43
Here it is completely calm and practical without any fuss01:50:47
as if this is not humor but quite real01:50:49
option01:50:51
It's not bad even if it's not01:50:53
They'll register him, he needs to stake his claim here01:50:56
This is the understanding that he is in the company01:50:59
I didn't participate to warm up.01:51:01
like an adult01:51:02
Well, let's try to imagine01:51:08
that those who are currently busy with it by the way01:51:11
That's what the Astros are doing01:51:13
says that register or01:51:17
register your question01:51:21
there may be an argument in favor of that01:51:24
Is it safe to register? Yes, it is.01:51:27
You can register it, see here it is01:51:29
they threw a couple of turds on him and01:51:31
He01:51:32
I deflated, no big deal01:51:35
They speak normally about Nadezhda, but01:51:38
the day before yesterday meeting at01:51:41
Vaina should have been Well, quite01:51:44
maybe here01:51:48
Watching the discussion, discussing what will happen.01:51:52
It's worse for the wonderful Putin if Nadezhda01:51:57
who made this subscription company01:51:59
The most important thing he indicated was that he had collected01:52:03
With a reserve and will bring impeccable results to the Central Election Commission01:52:07
signatures He created the basis for that01:52:10
to say so and it will look like this01:52:13
plausibly so01:52:15
way not register it with a link01:52:18
I don't know what she'll come up with there.01:52:20
he fell so that he could not register01:52:23
easy to imagine01:52:25
Tell everyone that the Armed Forces understand about the World Cup.01:52:28
say And everything is correct exactly like that01:52:31
and they will understand, yes, Putin chickened out on this01:52:34
This will be called Putin.01:52:36
I chickened out and nothing can be done about it01:52:40
it will be possible to do it under these conditions01:52:43
If01:52:48
experience01:52:50
there's no point in registering this01:52:52
trivial dilemma because no01:52:56
Nadezhdin's registration will already be there01:52:59
This is a huge blow to Putin's reputation.01:53:01
It will mean that Putin chickened out.01:53:04
chickened out01:53:06
I think there is controversy now01:53:08
this is approximately the same character01:53:10
one tower insists that01:53:14
Let's not take too many risks with all this.01:53:16
It's too risky with Neu01:53:20
y01:53:22
You are Boris Borisov, but there is Boris Borisov.01:53:26
What kind of victory will Putin have?01:53:28
beautiful, this will add to his01:53:31
Putin's legitimacy isn't just that01:53:34
I played giveaway with my servants, no01:53:37
Here's Putin's real opponent participating01:53:40
In this company, the matter reached the sites01:53:43
Well, Olu is yours01:53:48
ka01:53:50
And so I think now they are breaking copies on01:53:52
this score And the decision can be made in01:53:54
this way and that way and what will happen01:53:57
I don't know for sure, only me01:53:59
It seems that this is the current arch01:54:02
The company is VM01:54:05
is aimed specifically at people who01:54:07
There were queues for him to sign01:54:09
they didn't even leave any hopes against01:54:12
these01:54:18
People came to their minds and wondered what was so strange about it.01:54:22
What consequences does it have? Only01:54:25
additionally mobilizes people who01:54:27
The signatures left will anger and mobilize01:54:29
But it doesn't affect Nadezhda at all.01:54:32
understandable01:54:34
It's a matter of who Slutsky will give his votes to, in the sense01:54:38
He will cast his votes and will be in the elections.01:54:39
to participate his task is to improve his01:54:42
your recognition is to present yourself01:54:45
a voter as a person from whom01:54:47
there really can be some benefit to people01:54:50
public receptions will be on01:54:53
the camera to solve specific problems of people01:54:56
In general, he is charged with the fact that01:54:58
the next parliamentary campaign of the LDPR is not01:55:01
lost its position So that's all01:55:04
thoughts now about the party and he doesn't give anyone his votes01:55:07
He won't give up. Well, there's no point in criticizing Putin.01:55:09
Of course it won't be, but it will be like this01:55:11
to portray such a positive image in every possible way01:55:18
agenda01:55:20
Davankov certainly made a very strong one01:55:22
move and a very correct move that01:55:25
subscribed for01:55:27
Nadezhdino I don't know, this is a bold move.01:55:29
or they called him from the dumpling and said01:55:31
for him to do it Who the hell knows01:55:34
I know how it really is01:55:36
It's not clear, but one way or another, the move is very01:55:43
a strong party is obliged by law01:55:45
participate in01:55:48
Listen to this election01:55:52
Fair01:55:54
Russia patriots for life for truth for01:55:58
What's there, and even Slutsky has SKS?01:56:03
There is no smell of sawdust or slag, although the bet is on this01:56:08
What kind of sex are you talking about?01:56:11
it's just this Bureaucrat01:56:16
Tonkov signed Nadezhda from Zara Popisal and01:56:21
that's even more so01:56:23
Well done Davankov, basically good01:56:26
participant in a certain sense Here01:56:28
let's imagine that01:56:31
the tower won01:56:34
cowards, here is the tower of cowards that won. Yes.01:56:37
Davankov will certainly gather, that's for sure.01:56:40
If the tower of cowards won then01:56:42
to do it right01:56:47
hope with01:56:50
You have all the reasons to repeat the feat01:56:53
Alexei our Navalny 2011 a01:56:57
to become the instigator of the company01:56:59
vote for any party except the party01:57:01
crooks and thieves Well, in the new version01:57:03
Vote for any [ __ ] except the leaders01:57:06
[ __ ] like this01:57:08
Well, I'm actually exaggerating.01:57:12
precisely so that they would become the instigator because01:57:14
that this company can be served very01:57:16
very differently for different segments01:57:18
audiences they would be01:57:19
the core of this company and they would be in01:57:23
in turn, they could say that01:57:25
Of course not. We don't have a single anti-war person.01:57:28
candidate, but there is at least one decent one01:57:30
relatively decent person among01:57:32
these mugs and snouts that are here in this01:57:36
the moment was with his people at least01:57:38
Here are the people standing in line for this01:57:42
leave your signature for reliability and this01:57:46
at that moment I was with my people So01:57:48
it doesn't matter who01:57:50
It doesn't matter at all whether to vote for01:57:53
Kharitonov's Uncle Kolya is wonderful but Personally01:57:57
I01:57:58
Nadezhdin, I have moral01:58:00
Ola Verdy's obligation to the address01:58:04
Donkova NC And I have a moral01:58:07
our obligation to Nadezhda is because01:58:08
that we are together like Igolochka and01:58:12
thread and thus they are as if under01:58:15
very good to this very Danko01:58:18
Neva is on the fact that everyone should follow them01:58:20
They need to be told separately that01:58:23
This doesn't mean that we are calling you01:58:25
Everyone is slated to vote, but we will vote for01:58:28
for example, this is how it is formed01:58:31
so relatively not embarrassing01:58:34
the candidate who is kissed by God01:58:39
which makes the task of getting rid of it a little easier01:58:43
Putin from the unnecessary01:58:48
the bulletins of the times should certainly01:58:50
start from different angles at very01:58:52
the idea presented with different sauces, what is it01:58:56
It's not a shame to vote for anyone01:58:58
vote for Bogdanov, he's the weirdest01:59:00
Vote for Uncle Kolya, he's the coolest.01:59:03
Here, vote for01:59:05
Lutsky has libido, God willing01:59:09
to everyone in this regard I don't even I don't01:59:13
I know how to sell Baburin, but somehow01:59:15
you can sell it too01:59:18
Baburin01:59:23
A Just Russia is crawling through01:59:25
demand for participation in elections in Nizhny01:59:28
presidential access limits are being passed01:59:31
But there will be some brains in the elections this year.01:59:33
City Duma Oh yeah, and the LDPR participates everywhere01:59:37
at the upper limit of tolerances so that01:59:39
There's definitely no fault to be found with the reserve. Well, that's logical.01:59:42
Swick is a large-scale company of herbs for the unfortunate01:59:44
where is the Civil Activism sha01:59:47
the wire is rubble you can count me01:59:52
cynic but I'll tell you that in the conditions01:59:57
When our little world is dying on this shitty02:00:00
in the war, thousands of me, something about this conductor02:00:03
hunted down, sorry, katat, Vik, sorry02:00:08
Adi, will A Just Russia go to02:00:11
The State Council of Tatarstan in this02:00:14
I know how to sell Baburin, well02:00:18
Tell me because in my opinion the product02:00:20
so stale02:00:23
That's how it is not02:00:28
fashionable is so dull and not even02:00:32
It's so funny I don't know what's wrong with him.02:00:38
That is, in principle, speech should02:00:40
we need to talk about what should be done somehow02:00:43
come up with and design02:00:47
several know-how02:00:49
That is, I'm going to the elections to02:00:51
vote for or go to the elections to02:00:55
vote on what you can come up with02:00:58
I come to a cube with faces or names02:01:03
polling station and demonstratively02:01:05
They throw the dice to see who gets the result02:01:08
That's why I vote because it doesn't matter02:01:10
Who is our uncle, the old horse?02:01:18
Kolya02:01:20
Удо ито подят в убраж старый ко ддя02:01:25
Kolya won't ruin Sirin's beard, especially02:01:28
like this02:01:29
You can always vote for the leader.02:01:32
from the end o is also a good ve for the most02:01:37
[ __ ] to the very end is also good02:01:40
option Well, that means we need a vote02:01:43
tit' v if VM is participating with one candidate02:01:48
sleep with which you can do this02:01:52
join which corresponds02:01:54
your position Everything then already has02:01:57
no meaning and then the process itself02:02:00
voting is necessary02:02:03
idiocy carnival to turn into02:02:06
Carnival is the idea of the cube02:02:09
I was born right now, I really like it02:02:11
How many candidate faces of the cube do we have?02:02:14
we have02:02:15
How many Slutsky candidates do we have?02:02:22
Kharitonov02:02:25
Baburin submitted a a02:02:29
Well, that's all, if there is no hope involved02:02:34
All in all it turns out to be five. Okay, one cube.02:02:37
will be empty and one side will be empty02:02:40
since it went like this02:02:47
drinking is this should be a controversy for me02:02:50
It seems Kharitonov's supporters should02:02:53
argue with supporters02:02:56
Baburin's supporters Kharitonov's old02:02:58
The horse's furrows will not be spoiled, but the supporters02:03:00
Baburin Siva Meren, especially like this02:03:03
Write to Katsu directly, they had them02:03:05
I'll write about technical problems. Okay.02:03:08
I'm not writing that I'm offended. I'm just02:03:11
I thought that this was apparently knowledge after all02:03:14
It means that I'm not close to you.02:03:18
not so close02:03:25
close and happy Russians, if only02:03:28
There was still a Rada of Russians then, yes then02:03:30
then that's great, in short, I need six02:03:32
candidates without Putin, that is02:03:34
seven, that's all, and by the way, what can I say?02:03:39
It's called business to do that, that is02:03:41
order a bunch of cubes like these02:03:45
with faces, for example02:03:49
and offer to distribute them for free02:03:52
Vote correctly, that is, roll the dice.02:03:54
whoever gets it will be the one02:03:58
Vote, then I'll be back for 40 minutes.02:04:01
I was late and then I won't reconsider what I did02:04:04
missed02:04:05
Hello Yes, I missed it here02:04:09
Putin's fears were spoken about and we reached the point02:04:11
the latest and most interesting02:04:14
fear if it hurts so much02:04:17
this is the fear of people02:04:21
fear of unprepared people02:04:24
which are motivated either by grief02:04:27
motivated by something else here02:04:30
Putin them02:04:31
Putin is afraid of people, he is very afraid of everything.02:04:34
indicates this precisely in the view02:04:37
Belkovskogo such la verda aside02:04:39
Davankova discredits Nadezhdino like this02:04:41
Like Davankov and the New People party02:04:44
They support their own and don't give a damn02:04:46
Belkovsky's opinion is [ __ ] up02:04:51
Rekan Tamm, the words didn't give something there02:04:54
The relo cants are quacking, this is no one's business02:04:57
interested in02:05:00
Pass on the beginning of the Armed Forces and reconsider it.02:05:04
there I push the carts for a long time starting02:05:06
Here I am, a little one, from Putin's rat02:05:11
I made a discovery right here02:05:15
Here02:05:17
eh02:05:21
what's in this02:05:23
In the episode he seemed to be not even his own fright02:05:25
he remembers the rat's tactics02:05:28
what's his name?02:05:29
rat02:05:31
kicked, he almost grabbed me and he did it for himself02:05:36
I thought it would be a rat, I decided, I decided02:05:39
become a rat In short, Putin is in my02:05:47
The performance jumps immediately02:05:51
So Stalin 3,000 Thanks for the donation, we're reading02:05:56
your02:05:58
Stalin himself drew this fishing line, a brilliant text.02:06:02
Lenin's Sorosites Well, I hated it and02:06:04
shot down some Leninist02:06:06
Lenin's dewdrops Trotsky's dewdrops02:06:09
all my life02:06:10
The piece of [ __ ] has already joined the party02:06:13
in the seventeenth year and before that there was02:06:16
was exclusively engaged in schisms and intrigues02:06:19
this is Lenin's satin02:06:22
Stalin hated no one.02:06:25
I hated them for 10 years and didn't02:06:31
It started You're a fool No [ __ ] way02:06:34
You know, Stalin's logic is actually02:06:37
in fact, the events that took place then can be02:06:40
to say that they happened very harshly02:06:41
but the trial was precisely in02:06:43
this is Stalin02:06:47
stood02:06:49
maintaining the Leninist line in the party and02:06:56
in the implementation of Lenin's plans for02:07:00
industrialization there electrification02:07:02
that's the shortest and most02:07:06
The main thing behind Lenin's approach to acceptance02:07:10
decisions and to the party02:07:12
discipline is the Leninist approach02:07:14
absolutely we can do it very harshly02:07:17
we can discuss these discussions02:07:19
dedicate weeks to literally opinion02:07:23
everyone should be02:07:25
Nobody listened. We don't have any extra people.02:07:27
We'll consult with the proletariat and then02:07:31
voting and voting results02:07:34
becomes a law for everyone02:07:37
parties are all starting to take action02:07:40
party law02:07:41
disciplines02:07:43
but some02:07:46
[ __ ] know, but having been convinced repeatedly02:07:50
the fact that most of them never02:07:51
they get it because of their eloquence and02:07:54
[ __ ]02:07:55
He is not very popular with ordinary party members.02:07:59
who vote at congresses Well, somehow not02:08:01
I especially like them with all their02:08:05
original creativity all the time02:08:07
they end up with nothing02:08:09
I was very offended and they started to demand02:08:11
so that factions would arise in the party02:08:14
The opinions of small groups were taken into account here02:08:19
then they started to stir up the workers and02:08:21
Several strikes were held at first02:08:24
struggle along party lines And then02:08:29
more here are those whom I will show you02:08:31
I'm describing02:08:33
Trotsky then stones in Zinovia then02:08:37
Bukharin with Rykov of Tomsk and many02:08:41
others are not Leninists in their own way02:08:44
they are more likely to approach their behavior02:08:47
resembled the Mensheviks02:08:49
Lenin is no longer here, but they acted.02:08:53
How are the Mensheviks a problem for the party?02:08:55
consisted in the fact that the carrier left02:08:58
the most indisputable authority in02:09:01
party street person for whom there is no one02:09:04
the dog didn't dare lift its paw02:09:07
Stalin had such authority at that time02:09:09
Not02:09:10
there were dogs and that's why02:09:17
legs almost to the root of whom under which02:09:21
Lenin's Soros root A02:09:25
This Molotov is normal, not like Soros.02:09:30
OK02:09:33
Well, Putin is going down the same path.02:09:36
historical patriotic track in02:09:37
fight against enemies02:09:40
people's enemy of the people Who Who Who among us02:09:45
enemy02:09:46
enemy of the people02:09:51
director02:09:53
Berkovich and these are playwrights02:09:58
Petrichko, what kind of people are they? And how old is he?02:10:02
By the way, I shot you, tell me, you're stupid.02:10:04
If you don't see this analogy, then no.02:10:06
There is no analogy here. You're just talking [ __ ].02:10:08
You're carrying this because you don't know anything.02:10:17
So02:10:21
and spoil the ballot Well, do you think it's worth it02:10:24
spoil the ballot Well02:10:29
Okay, I'll ruin one side of the ballot. Well.02:10:32
It's logical that way too, I'm glad I'm good02:10:36
I'm not against anything.02:10:38
I have everything for the sake of02:10:46
I think NV went after Rada on purpose.02:10:50
I went to put my signature to smooth things over.02:10:52
a sharp move with a signature of hope before02:10:54
my own Yes, I agree No, not in front of my own02:10:56
What are yours? What are you talking about before02:10:58
apshe so that he would sign for02:11:02
Nadezhdina Yes, it may seem that this is02:11:05
Nadezhdin's support, he immediately02:11:07
balances with the signature "I'm glad I'm not"02:11:09
Looking at the faces, I sign everyone who02:11:11
asks me for a signature, for example, no02:11:15
It's logical, yes, yes, yes, to smooth things out a little.02:11:19
and the real Russian beauty is happy02:11:24
woman Well, she's cool Well, it's even02:11:28
right here you understand this is this from02:11:30
everything is evil, that is, to look for the rational02:11:33
explanation why I vote for this or that02:11:35
By the way, here's the idea for the cube for another one02:11:37
completely removes any from you02:11:39
responsibility for choosing one or another02:11:42
Why I'm voting for Uncle Kolya02:11:45
because the dice came up with everything and everyone02:11:49
no questions, I did my job02:11:51
civic duty voted for02:11:53
no candidate02:11:55
Putin and you never really had to02:11:58
scratching your head and poking at the same thing02:12:01
disgusting Hari with his finger wondering what02:12:04
of them the less disgusting Yes, not all02:12:06
equally disgusting Let the cube02:12:08
decides who I vote for02:12:11
Excellent, actually.02:12:14
But I don't know if it has any representation.02:12:16
I would give some kind of value to this guy02:12:20
I would give you an idea02:12:24
cube Well, in general, it makes sense to talk about this02:12:28
speak only when the question is for Nadezhda02:12:33
it will not be decided in his02:12:35
it's useful if the question about Nadezhda doesn't02:12:37
If it's decided against him then everything will be over02:12:42
It is possible because if the question is not addressed to Nadezhda02:12:44
he will decide and he will vote completely02:12:48
another scenario everything will be perfect02:12:50
differently then02:12:52
Of course, the ballots will be marked with an accordion02:12:56
or an airplane or something else, I don't02:12:59
I know, but if Nadezhdino allows mine02:13:02
the cube will be very predictable And then02:13:04
We don't need any cube then, yes, we have one02:13:07
an opportunity for conscious02:13:09
voting, that is, everything is very simple02:13:12
It turns out there are a certain number of us there02:13:15
candidates for war and not against Putin02:13:18
only one candidate is against the war and02:13:20
against Putin That is, we have02:13:23
candidate with certain unique02:13:25
parameters x such parameters which do not exist02:13:27
neither02:13:28
whom we all have the opportunity to02:13:31
for conscious02:13:32
voting Well, we can hold a company02:13:35
In fact, you can buy a cube company02:13:38
to carry out in parallel with this one in fact02:13:40
It is quite possible to conduct a parallel02:13:43
You just need to come up with something to create if02:13:47
they are not in reality02:13:49
There is this anti-Putin owl which is behind02:13:53
It's mean to vote for Nadezhdino02:13:55
anti-Putin for whom it is vile to vote02:13:57
Nadezhdino can use the cube02:13:59
I do02:14:03
I count by lot Yes Cool Well02:14:07
In fact, we elected the patriarch02:14:08
by lot on02:14:11
this02:14:13
at the local council of the eighteenth02:14:16
years02:14:18
There was Arseny, I forgot which Arseny02:14:23
Anthony Khrapovitsky was Well, here is Tikhon02:14:26
Belavin, in my opinion, has three candidates.02:14:29
Antony was eventually chosen by lot02:14:33
Khrapovitsky was furious when Tikhon02:14:35
Belavina was chosen. And what about Yavlinsky?02:14:39
Yavlinsky, in my opinion, returned back to02:14:41
alcoholic delirium02:14:46
drinking02:14:53
Damn, Stalin doesn't leave 3,00002:14:56
Okay, let's continue our02:15:00
discussion and what is all your ass positional02:15:06
The party is different from the enemies of the people02:15:08
Solzhenitsyn and Trotsky in general. It's funny.02:15:11
somehow02:15:12
so shits on your favorite author02:15:15
You don't know what our beloved leader Putin is02:15:19
Putin licked Solzhenitsyn's bronze ass.02:15:23
So she shines like a cat without balls02:15:26
knew about02:15:27
Well, you're surprising02:15:31
I have at least two monuments02:15:34
I know Solzhenitsyn in Vladivostok and in02:15:36
The Solni monument was opened in Moscow02:15:39
Vladimir personally02:15:42
Putin is in02:15:46
V02:15:48
matn dvor Toli odi den iva Denisovicha02:15:51
but when Putin was the head of government02:15:54
He didn't like this disgrace at all02:15:56
He slammed his fist on the table and called himself02:15:59
I think Falkov was a minister at the time or02:16:03
Fursenko Fursenko02:16:04
the prime minister called him into his office and02:16:07
He said to immediately contribute to the Gulak archipelago.02:16:10
into the school curriculum so that children learn the truth02:16:14
life knew about what a bastard this guy is02:16:18
Stalin What a fine fellow General Vlasov and02:16:21
What wonderful people the Banderites are, that's it.02:16:23
Putin said so and since then schoolchildren02:16:25
Ulak archipelago they teach everything in schools Putin02:16:29
Didn't you know about this, Stalin?02:16:31
3000 of the same bugs on the body of the Motherland02:16:36
which are driven on02:16:39
Commander-in-Chief of the Supreme Command02:16:43
will lie02:16:46
barking which stinking creature02:16:49
unleashed both Trotsky and02:16:54
You will finish02:17:14
picez Yes, no need to spoil the millet for02:17:18
What a loser and why ruin everything?02:17:21
You might think about the bulletin if you02:17:24
You will put a tick next to Uncle Kolya02:17:27
You won't ruin the ballot yet02:17:30
You'll ruin it more reliably if you're playing for Uncle Kolya.02:17:32
You will put it02:17:34
either for Slutsky or for Davankov Yes for02:17:38
it doesn't matter to anyone02:17:44
values02:17:46
in international politics domestic02:17:49
Lensky's policy is no longer02:17:55
I'm interested in Ache, he's so in the shadows. Who needs him?02:17:59
in the shade, in principle, in theory, if02:18:02
What's valuable is the recognizable face. Well02:18:04
still recognizable Already quite swollen02:18:06
but still02:18:11
recognizable returned home immediately02:18:14
I remembered the saying: "Pray to God when you're making a mistake"02:18:18
embroidered at home p 30 Lord take away from02:18:21
You've got a ton of fools, but we have nothing.02:18:25
so cheerfully cool02:18:27
Well, well, that's because I02:18:30
If they were ventilated, then of course there wouldn't be any02:18:32
It's cool, plus 6 degrees Celsius here now02:18:36
with02:18:38
and tomorrow02:18:41
it will be during the day02:18:44
p Well02:18:46
that02:18:48
in general02:18:49
The weather, and how did the Gundyae choose? I heard that02:18:53
It was a lot of fun and he was quite02:18:56
quickly suppressed his only02:18:57
Clement's rival02:19:00
Copalina is basically the only option02:19:03
about the words they chose02:19:05
ND got it all behind the scenes02:19:10
what was he02:19:16
I needed my own support group but02:19:19
The weather could have been insignificant in principle.02:19:21
Ukrainian bishops who02:19:25
came to the cathedral together with Vladimir02:19:28
Vladimir Sabodan's idea was given there02:19:31
if Vladimir Son were nominated02:19:34
If they had put forward this, Kirill would have had serious consequences.02:19:36
Problems: everyone voted for him02:19:38
Ukrainian and all antiques02:19:46
Here02:19:48
state of health in general old and02:19:51
Ukrainian bishops in principle02:19:53
Gundyaev succumbed to it quite easily02:19:56
Gundyaev02:19:59
The good persuasions of the skies02:20:03
Gundyaev could do something good for them02:20:06
to pay back, that is, as a result02:20:09
transactions Well, that is, he is half un02:20:16
head02:20:17
re re ne re No we can't rely02:20:22
on the Holy Spirit, you never know, the Holy Spirit on02:20:25
suffocates02:20:29
We don't have the Moscow region today.02:20:31
minutes Well, it's warm for the Moscow region02:20:34
very good02:20:36
The temperature of minus 30 was too harsh02:20:39
And then it's generally a plus during the day02:20:46
nature was a couple of days maybe a little02:20:49
more and then mostly at night, that's how it is02:20:53
You look at Yandex, and Yandex looks at you.02:20:55
shows interesting beautiful02:20:58
The prospects for a warm February are almost02:21:03
the whole Aga payment will be taken for02:21:07
The P30 is [ __ ] broken, one battery is out, the windows are out.02:21:10
New people have opened everything02:21:15
oil, yeah, yeah, that's a lot to skin02:21:18
Yes, it's normal. Well, you know, it's very02:21:20
America It seems to me It looks like the same thing there02:21:23
hellish credit02:21:26
slavery02:21:27
[music]02:21:30
here's the one that's inflating, inflating02:21:33
credit bubble02:21:35
Then02:21:36
crisis, well, default02:21:42
I think the crisis is upon us. Here's something similar.02:21:45
they're trying to arrange Well, that is, so that this02:21:48
every kind person in our wonderful02:21:51
the country was all in02:21:54
loans here's how the Island of Bad Luck is02:21:58
We have a lot of greenery and snow. It's been a long time since we've seen anything like this.02:22:01
I saw he was tired02:22:03
It fell out a little bit when I cleaned it, but that's how it is02:22:07
I didn't lie down anywhere because the Earth is warmer.02:22:12
and he immediately lies down on the ground02:22:15
Tat Okay, let's take 2 hours. Thank you.02:22:20
To Stalin02:22:22
3,000 for interesting02:22:26
the conversation is interesting and cheerful02:22:29
Conversation thanks to Ramil, thanks to Yuri02:22:32
Thanks to Olga Ainur02:22:35
Thank you02:22:40
And now I suspect that an unnamed person02:22:43
This is Kiri too, thank you02:22:47
[music]02:22:56
we're all leaving02:23:04
until Monday02:23:06
What kind of Monday is this for us?02:23:10
Monday is the number 2 for us.02:23:14
just well, in short02:23:18
at na02:23:21
Well, then about something else02:23:25
Let's talk, uncle. Thanks for the time. Okay.02:23:28
At least I still have 40 minutes02:23:32
Yes, please, I'm thinking about the Supreme Court.02:23:35
Putin's fears are actually a lever02:23:37
which can be controlled by Putin and this02:23:40
lever02:23:46
Already in the Zham environment there appeared such02:23:49
expressed02:24:04
saboteur as an element of intimidation against Putin02:24:08
was Prigozhin's02:24:16
rebellion bald Yes and arrange like this02:24:20
performance indicators then scared02:24:23
Putin went to Derbent to sniff hair.02:24:26
Dagestani girl immediately02:24:31
and then some Wild Show02:24:35
was connected with Kadyrov and his02:24:38
plump fifteen-year-old02:24:41
In short, some things are happening with my son02:24:45
Sharaya and in the prince the same task was set02:24:48
By the way, this would drive Putin crazy.02:24:52
The play is about this, prebiotics are about that.02:24:55
how Putin is deliberately being brought together02:24:57
mind, that was the easiest thing to do02:25:00
creating for him02:25:02
some fears and02:25:05
phobias02:25:07
here is the illusion of some kind of something that he needs02:25:10
should I be afraid or for real?02:25:13
If you depict it like this, it's as if02:25:17
around his head and clap your hands02:25:19
one ear to the other ear Oh and so in the end02:25:24
He has to have this a little bit.02:25:26
the attic must leak and here it is02:25:29
in such an interesting state that he02:25:33
in the active phase of the election campaign02:25:35
I think he came in as a doctor.02:25:40
I prescribed this, what can I do with it now?02:25:42
It seems to me that I scared him now.02:25:44
plane here02:25:45
this02:25:47
And what exactly scared me? I think it was because02:25:50
This plane is a black swan after all.02:25:52
in some sense it may be small but02:25:54
Black Swan because you have to02:25:56
there's no point in talking about it. After all, this downed plane -02:25:59
It's negative one way or another02:26:02
the news item he should02:26:05
comment comment on it like this02:26:07
That the hohols are [ __ ] is generally true02:26:10
bright Yes, but somehow you're not a hero of the Armed Forces02:26:13
It becomes clear that you are not a hero.02:26:19
That's what's so interesting02:26:22
informational reasons probably02:26:24
Ukrainian has the technical capability02:26:25
sides appear to create02:26:28
to him02:26:30
regularly And I think that the most02:26:32
painfully it's not even an airplane for02:26:34
him and the gas terminal in02:26:38
Here is the oil terminal service02:26:42
in principle02:26:45
them02:26:47
they can really make him drink a lot02:26:51
blood destroying the most precious thing02:26:53
It's more familiar that he has oil and gas02:26:58
the complex has its own points of vulnerability02:27:01
that you need to drink all the Russian oil and02:27:04
take out all the Russian gas No, well, there is some there02:27:07
these pumping stations there are some there02:27:11
cut02:27:15
vzh02:27:17
was technically02:27:19
blown up02:27:22
a tunnel on the Trans-Siberian Railway, I think, or on02:27:26
BAM actually has no restrictions here.02:27:30
sabotage can be carried out where02:27:33
whatever you like, it seems to me that right now02:27:35
This is his main fear. He is afraid that02:27:39
We have a patch for Oil and Gas and it will be in the background02:27:42
this fire on02:27:45
choice02:27:48
You will become a great prophet of fasting later02:27:52
at first02:27:54
his attic won't leak if he dies02:27:56
the critical moment the settler turns on02:27:59
I don't know yet, it's not a fact.02:28:03
Grandma hasn't been here yet while we have this02:28:06
new version02:28:07
Putin is so so02:28:15
rubbish02:28:17
Sen, who has a priest? I'm talking about oil and gas.02:28:20
complex as an industry as02:28:23
the industry is particularly associated with02:28:25
transportation02:28:27
They hit exactly the places from where02:28:30
This very same oil and gas is transported here02:28:36
Such production has been reduced, everything is according to plan.02:28:39
A02:28:41
production revenues reduced02:28:45
Ira, we are no longer in the oil industry.02:28:48
We now have a manufacturing industry in the needle02:28:51
o What share in the economy02:28:54
takes But by plane Yes, I still haven't02:28:57
I understood whether there were any ple or not. He flew in.02:29:00
Or did he fly away? I don't understand anything at all.02:29:03
the simplest version which02:29:05
It's a setup, they shot it down.02:29:07
Ukrainian missiles, unaware of what was there02:29:09
Ukrainian02:29:11
Lemaz02:29:15
The Ukrainian missile is just like that02:29:18
flew in Well then02:29:21
there is, or maybe there is no Ukrainian at all02:29:24
there was no rocket02:29:27
or the Russian missile was shot down or there02:29:30
In general, nothing is clear about the explosion on board.02:29:33
generally some kind of some kind02:29:35
Granny's nonsense02:29:37
You're being stupid that Granny isn't02:29:40
I remember Granny's idiot well.02:29:43
No, no.02:29:46
Smeyan wrote a great review about the plane02:29:49
They hid something important. Well, you know, everything is not02:29:52
So clearly everything is not so simple02:29:55
It's very easy to unsubscribe like that02:29:57
I don't mean it in a profound way and it's not about anything02:30:00
I criticize him, I don't laugh at him02:30:03
I'm reading Yes, something important is hidden In short, we02:30:06
The only thing that is clear is that nothing02:30:09
clear At least nothing definitively02:30:12
Not02:30:15
OK, okay, let's see you on Monday.02:30:28
then thank you for everything02:30:32
Donations to Stalin 3,000, Ramil Yuri, Olga02:30:36
Ainuru and Kiril Judging by everything, here it is02:30:45
Monday02:30:49
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