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[00:00:00]Let's start the inclusion.

[00:00:04]Uh, let's see.

[00:00:10]So, here I see us already in the studio.

[00:00:16]Studio.

[00:00:19]Ah, let me move the chat. So.

[00:00:31]Okay, the chat is here. Let's see if we are on YouTube.

[00:00:42]So, uh, we're not on YouTube. We're still waiting.

[00:00:55]Here we are on YouTube. I can already see.

[00:01:00]Open YouTube.

[00:01:04]So, and there is already even a spectator. Hello.

[00:01:12]Hello. Well, now we can begin.

[00:01:16]Ainis Petkus today with us, uh, he will appear soon.

[00:01:27]Oh, no, not yet visible or audible.

[00:01:45]So now it can be heard partially.

[00:02:12]Okay, let's wait until Uni puts down the camera and microphone.

[00:02:30]Yes, please send questions. It's always more interesting with questions. Moreover, Anis doesn’t visit us very often, and he is an extremely knowledgeable person, so he can answer many questions.

[00:02:59]So I'm counting on questions from the viewer. So.

[00:03:05]But for some reason the connection doesn't work out yet.

[00:03:29]Very good evening.

[00:03:32]Now, just a second, you can see it. Hello.

[00:03:36]You can hear, you can hear, you can see everything perfectly. And what?

[00:03:41]They helped to get everything sorted out. Yes, the sound is normal.

[00:03:45]Yes, the sound is normal. Yes, everything went well. So, very good evening, viewers. Very good evening. Ah, very, yes, very good evening.

[00:03:54]Greetings.

[00:03:56]Now the camera has focused and looks good.

[00:04:00]Now, absolutely. The most important thing is that the sound is acceptable.

[00:04:06]The sound is absolutely acceptable.

[00:04:11]Yes, we can start, but I have a lot of questions, at least for me. Ah, and I will probably start with your long stay in Moscow.

[00:04:31]Uh, if, as it were, in in in in ra within the framework of a reasonable impression, well, what’s here, what you saw here and so on, there’s nothing to hide here. That is, I went to work, in principle, with Stefan Harabin from Slovakia. Yes.

[00:04:54]Ah, because Stefan Harabin, everyone here probably already knows, uh, he won a case in court, where he defended in detail that Russia and Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin are not an aggressor. This was said even in the appeals of all these judicial mechanisms. That is, ah, now there is a precedent. That is, he went to Moscow. We've been to many places, and he gave interviews about exactly this.

[00:05:28]And in November he also received, maybe for this, maybe not for this, it doesn’t matter, but from Lavrov he received some kind of medal for friendship between peoples. That is, we worked with him. Then I was at this economic forum of Mikhail Khazin. Yes.

[00:05:45]I looked. Then I worked with the Ministry of Internal Affairs, an international institute for management issues.

[00:05:54]International is an institution.

[00:05:56]I received, I received the status of a special correspondent.

[00:06:03]That is, now we will be expanding our activities.

[00:06:07]Basically, there was a big program, there were visits to various studios, Aurora, there are Streets of Truth, there are all sorts of things, like this, like this, Tsargrad, and so on.

[00:06:21]Well, different meetings. In principle, the trip was organized and planned to be very short.

[00:06:28]But these so-called illnesses of mine, it turned out so funny, they detained me there and at the same time, of course, since they detained me for 2 months. Well, everything went well and the activity turned out to be a lot of interviews, and on all sorts of resources. Well, I saw it myself. That is, I tried to track all the events from within Moscow. It’s just that what I saw in Moscow, what I saw now in Russia, in principle, mm, objectively, objectively very, very, how can I tell you, it’s difficult. It has become very difficult everywhere. Yes.

[00:07:07]And in Russia one can feel a very strong fatigue among people. But, you know, Igor, I’ll tell you, fatigue from what? Tired of the uncertainty of no war. No no no. War to sixth place.

[00:07:25]Because they don’t have any kind of well-being back. That is, holy manna does not drip, as they say, from heaven for free, and they do not live so well and comfortably. That's what fatigue is about. That is, for some reason everyone hopes, hopes that somehow there will be some kind of fat Dubai, there, Mali, weed, there are Vietnams and so on, you know?

[00:07:57]Makitasy. This is what everyone is waiting for for some reason.

[00:08:00]Well, this is Moscow, sorry to interrupt.

[00:08:03]This is Moscow. Uh, still, this feeling is not as widespread across the country as Well, because, of course, the Moscow and St. Petersburg, uh, mentality is completely different, but still, you see, people go from Russia to earn money, money, but there is no money there either.

[00:08:28]And there is no money there anymore. Objectively, one could say. Yes.

[00:08:31]They are more widespread throughout the country, but the economic situation is really, well, it determines it that way, that is, there is such gloom everywhere and everything, that is, well, I don’t know, I haven’t been very deep, I was there in Nizhny Novgorod, some other outlying areas. That is, well, how can I tell you, everywhere there is either a feeling of despondency, or there is a feeling of betrayal. People are probably very afraid of the periphery, a feeling of betrayal, because that would be a blow to what is called hope. Well, it’s very, very difficult, you have to feel it from the inside.

[00:09:17]That is, I understand correctly, but it is natural that when you look from there, say from Vilnitsa, the picture is the same.

[00:09:26]When you watch from Nizhny Novgorod, you come to the understanding that, well, it’s different.

[00:09:38]Yes, of course, of course, yes, because I also sometimes ask myself that question. I'm watching from Canada, although I can tell you that it makes me laugh a lot.

[00:09:55]Yeah.

[00:09:56]Uh, those experts there, Russian, Russian or whatever, who discuss Lithuania without being in Lithuania. Here in Lithuania, this is where it will happen. You're an idiot. You don’t know the internal situation, you don’t know the internal energy. And discussing this is simply ridiculous. It's like discussing Slovakia from the inside and now discussing Serbia from the inside. I love the country. Yes.

[00:10:24]That’s why I travel to countries to feel and see all these processes from the inside, you understand? Yes.

[00:10:30]This is completely understandable. The view from the outside is always unequal to the view from the inside.

[00:10:39]I’m saying that I also pull myself up in this regard, because sometimes I just feel in my bones that, well, my understanding here specifically may diverge, because I’m not, uh, in Russia at the moment.

[00:11:01]Well, there is this feeling, so I try to, well, ask some things more than, for example, declare them myself.

[00:11:15]Here's how to get out of this situation. That’s why I wanted to talk and I wanted to start with the situation in all three Baltic countries. It just so happens that you will have to bear the brunt of three. Ah, but -eh, of course, more about Lithuania, which is more understandable, obviously. [snorts] Many people are talking about the Second Front opening in the Baltic.

[00:11:50]Here is a request regarding this matter to tell us what is actually happening.

[00:11:59]And what is this probability? Latest information. They allocated money and poured it into Lithuania. Again, the latest information.

[00:12:13]The President of Lithuania said, “Let’s not just chatter, but just try to do something, finally.” and let's take the Kaliningrad region.

[00:12:32]And there are many such statements. Moreover, for the first time in the Kaliningrad region, droids appeared. That's what it's all about.

[00:12:47]Well, first of all, I want to correct that our president didn’t say anything about the need to, well, take Kaliningrad.

[00:12:55]Budrist said this. the Minister of Foreign Affairs with such a beautiful hairstyle that it is probably the only thing that moves in his mind, and he only cares about it.

[00:13:06]But the question is, the question is, what happened? Budrys is the most interesting person in what I am currently finding out. He was an advisor to the president during his previous term, and is now the Minister of Foreign Affairs after Lansbergis. Yes.

[00:13:25]The point is that when he said that NATO should go and raze Kaliningrad to the ground, that there is a possibility, yes, and so on, then immediately a conversation arose within the Lithuanian government that - oh, this is our Prime Minister Sha, Prime Minister Sha of the cabinet immediately disowned this and said: "No-no- no, this has not been agreed upon with the ministers of the cabinet of ministers." That is, he blurts this out without the prime minister’s knowledge. It's clear.

[00:14:00]And yesterday, I think, or the day before yesterday, our minister, minister, excuse me, President Nouseda, spoke about this. He says he's talking nonsense. I don't know that. That is, they disowned it. That is, this aggressive rhetoric of some clan, to whom it belongs, this Budrits, we don’t know. And now I'm figuring out a very interesting point: why was he, being in the presidency and, as it were, an advisor to the president, like a kick in the ass, yes, he was thrown out of there and demoted, because he 's a lower minister, yes, that Tamgu, on the one hand, is higher in terms of management level, but in terms of status and fundamental opportunities, he is lower. That is, the question is that Budrys is not apparently part of the president’s clan. Yes. Yes.

[00:14:57]And what he is doing now as a provocation is just a trick of the British intelligence services. Knowing what France is doing now under the leadership of Britain, yes, again, it is very visible through and through. That is, I say, that is, I repeat, and the president and the cabinet of ministers, headed by the prime minister, disowned it. That is, it is immediately clear that in Lithuania there are some different clans that disown each other. Yes, on the other hand, you could say it's a good cop/bad cop ping-pong game. Well, the game is designed to open Averton windows. Yes.

[00:15:39]But it is still too early for us to draw conclusions about this. Why should we wait for such so-called adverbs and statements, while this Beli case is a real declaration of war on another state.

[00:15:54]Kazuli should fire him from his post as minister. He must either resign or be fired. It's just that if we do n't see it within 2-3 weeks. Igor, here, write down this question. So, that means we see this, as I said, game of good cop, bad cop, and the fact that today Verton's windows regarding Kaliningrad seizure and provocations, yes, will work. Now we'll see.

[00:16:27]If it gets farted, excuse my French, then that's it. The second window, the second windows of Verton, what's happening in Lithuania is very important: today the Social Democrats quietly pushed through a bill that allows foreign ships carrying nuclear weapons to enter Klaipeda, our Baltic Sea port.

[00:16:54]Nugu, above-water, underwater, this is unknown to us, Lithuanian science. But the question is that we understand that this is again a French, British provocation with this nuclear umbrella, probably Macron.

[00:17:10]And so they pushed through this law, pushed it through, but the president vetoed it. Yes.

[00:17:20]Our constitution does not allow nuclear weapons to appear on our territory. Plus France immediately means what it does? Is she withdrawing from the Nuclear Non- Proliferation Treaty or something? Guys, this threatens to lead to some very interesting events.

[00:17:41]And now, it turns out, our Social Democrats have put forward the idea that the Lithuanian constitution needs to be changed. And today I recorded a very large program in Lithuania and said: "Watch, our Lithuanians, my dears, those who are from the Seimas of the Parliament of Lithuania will either bypass, well, because there are opportunities to bypass the President's veto, you understand that, or bypass the President, the President's veto and still push through this, uh, law, which immediately, how can I say, makes Lithuania a sacrificial victim." M, as if the first, or they, which will accelerate the replacement and how it is this very addition to the Lithuanian constitution. It's uniform. Yes.

[00:18:34]And now these two Verton windows started working. Well then we return to your question and see that our cosmonauts, that is, excuse me, these political talkers are idiots, there is no other way to call them.

[00:18:49]They are fulfilling the task and the fact that for 30 years in Lithuania there was complete corruption, and we see that we have become just a corporation. That is, our Lithuanian Seimas, that is, parliament, is not a nationality at all, guys. These are corporate executive fingers.

[00:19:11]We don't have anything national. Here they imitate elections only for this purpose, and now they will imitate them in Latvia in order to legitimize this illusion of a state. But this is truly a corporation, because neither in Lithuania, nor in Latvia, nor in Estonia are any so-called laws adopted that are for sheep, that is, excuse me, for us, the so-called people. They are simply leading us to the slaughterhouse, guys. That's all. This is indeed true.

[00:19:46]This really does exist. It's very sad to hear this. Well, and here's the very last thing. The money was allocated, so to speak, for the defense of the Baltic republics. This is literally the latest news. And the money is quite large.

[00:20:07]Igor, Igor, Igor, I'm interrupting right away.

[00:20:09]Yes, I recorded one such program in Lithuania. Yes.

[00:20:14]What is corruption?

[00:20:16]Corruption is cash. Without this cash and corruption, you won’t bribe or give any quad bike to this [clears throat] corporation so that he can drag his people into war.

[00:20:33]This money was allocated for embezzlement, because we have this Boltika rail, which has been under construction for who knows how many years and will not be completed, and they say how many more billions. and many, many projects that were immediately clear that they were going to be embezzled, to be used for corruption, to be allocated to these performers who would destroy our state, sell off property, us as slaves, and so on, and lead us to war. There is so much corruption here now, so much crime here, that it would be easier, Igor, to burn us.

[00:21:13]And you know, on a flat Monday there is no demand there, no dandelions, no nothing. No, there are n't even any woodpeckers. Imagine, yes, those who knock. Well, it’s hard to imagine, but it seems true. It looks very much like this is the case. Although it’s hard to imagine, but, uh, people are, in general, strange, because as soon as you meet a person from Lithuania, with very rare exceptions, they are such ardent Russophobes that, well, they easily compete with those same 404s.

[00:22:02]This is indeed true. Moreover, in Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia there are fewer of them, but these are the ones you meet on the Internet.

[00:22:13]I'll correct it right away. I'll immediately correct you on our internet information, I apologize, I'll say it now, and not correctly and rudely, nerdy. Yes.

[00:22:29]Field. Yes.

[00:22:31]When you express a different version of the management, the police immediately put pressure on you, they call you for fines, and so on and so forth. Even about LGBT, all these perverts. Just don't say the wrong word somewhere, somehow, yes, how, yes, that's it.

[00:22:51]That is why these, excuse me, fascist-Nazi nerds are working on your field and mine. Understand. That's why we meet them. Others, any kind, are exterminated, and people are afraid. Indeed, the Lithuanians are, how can I put it, m this, how can I put it, mm, intellectual, they hide their intellect, and they are very quiet, beautiful, and they sit and do not move in the wrong direction. That's why you correctly stated that it's only these Nazis, these Ukrainian nerds, yes.

[00:23:32]All. And everyone else understands and thinks very strongly and begins to feel, where is the way out, how to get out of this situation. Yes.

[00:23:43]Here. And you see, when we try to track all this from such a small level, well, how can I tell you, it’s like inflating a balloon, putting the balloon inside and saying that this is the whole world. Yes. The whole world is completely different. That's why I say: "Guys, come on, get out of your aquarium." Well, there's a saying: "Fish don't know what birds are." You have to watch it from this flight. And if you look from this flight, you see what the Pope, the Pope of Rome, is saying. You see what the palantir says, you see what global managers say as instruments. But the question is, where did they get the knowledge and where did they get the script? So, have we now descended into some kind of Baltics and little Lithuania? Yes, I am recording about this program in Lithuania, because this is my land, this is my homeland, yes. my people, that is, uh, but, in principle, the processes are much, much higher, much higher than you and not only, even like this, I looked up, and you don’t even see where it is. This is where the stars are, this is where decisions are made.

[00:25:01]Yes, I understand and I also understand about my land. And that's understandable. So, that’s why we’re talking, and I’m trying to ask questions like these, because it would be strange if we were talking about how tomorrow we’ll have a conversation about Armenia with Armenians, and I were asking them about Lithuania. This would probably be wrong and uninteresting. So, well, naturally, these are the questions.

[00:25:33]I can also say the same about Armenia, but only from a global position, not from within the army.

[00:25:42]Well, about when I needed to explain this to you and other people from inside Georgia, I went to Georgia, yes, I was on the Maidan and then I answered the question and footage.

[00:25:52]And now, now, now I don’t know that, for example, in Georgia I have to go again.

[00:25:58]Well, well, yes, well, yes, of course. But the situation with drones in Kaliningrad, and especially in the Leningrad region, and it really affects me very strongly, because I can say the same thing, that in fact, I lived for many years right there, where, uh, the Usluzhsky port is, so- called, because it actually goes about 30 kilometers from there to the service station, further on towards St. Petersburg. We had a house there, it’s in the Kengeserbsky district, it’s near the border with Estonia. And I know every village there, and I associate it with specific people who lived there, our friends, and so on. And when these attacks took place, I can clearly imagine these places, unfortunately, people died there.

[00:27:04]I didn’t know these specific people, but we had friends and acquaintances in these towns, so it wasn’t just an empty phrase. And this is quite difficult to perceive. That’s why the topic of the Baltic, the Baltic Sea, is, well, so special for me, in general, I’m like, Well, you see, all this needs to be [clears throat] considered, I repeat, at a higher level.

[00:27:37]And look, please, this same topic of drones, it doesn’t come alone. Well, look, we have it, of course.

[00:27:44]Yes, please.

[00:27:45]Well then, let's count on our fingers. Yes.

[00:27:47]Ouch-ouch-ouch. Russia is like that, it's clamped down on everything and doesn't provide energy resources. They are such bastards, they must be defeated and taken away. And in general, here they attacked the Ukrainians. Yes.

[00:28:00]This is one. That means Russia will attack. For us it's 20 years. This is one. Drones are now being promoted in our litwisteria.

[00:28:11]What do you need to hear now?

[00:28:13]What are our military saying now? The same thing they said during the COVID pandemic.

[00:28:22]It is necessary to limit people's rights to move back and forth for their safety. That is, the sheep don’t even know how to be safe. And they are whipping up hysteria in order to take away our rights, to introduce this special kind of blah-blah-blah regulation. This is the second one.

[00:28:44]Third. We now have a very large series unfolding about the leakage of data from, what are they, registration centers. That is, our registration centers store all personal data and data on property, data on legal entities, and so on.

[00:29:03]Understand? Ouch, it's gone under the bridge.

[00:29:07]Even Russian hackers attacked there. Now this could be another personal attack on you. I'm saying today, it's funny, when I personally saw such levels of IT and artificial intelligence advisors, this was really in Moscow. They tell me: "They were Italians." Italians, they say: "Aini, give me your phone number." I say: "I only speak Lithuanian." Doesn't matter. He enters my big, interesting little computer, small, but big. Yes.

[00:29:41]And it immediately shows all my personal data, my email data, passwords, and so on. Not only mine, but also my closest circle of people with whom I communicate. Can you imagine? Yes. Yes.

[00:29:54]That is, I am saying that all personal data at some level, all data is there are no hackers, there are no blockers. This is a circus. They are constantly making a circus for us. When they need to create hysteria at some level, they can just dump it all at once, take whatever data they want, wherever they need it. And so we have this hysteria being spread because it seems like Russia has attacked again. And now your data will be floating somewhere. That is, hysteria is being whipped up in Russia at all levels. But the funniest thing, Igor, is that when they say that Russia carried out hacker attacks on these servers, these servers do not belong to Lithuania, and they are not even in Lithuania.

[00:30:52]So, which Lithuania was attacked, which servers were hacked? So this is complete nonsense, right?

[00:30:59]This is what I was talking about today. And I say, there are levels when this, you know, it’s the same thing, this artificial intelligence and this hacker attack - it’s the same thing as how the Great Wall of China was built. Everyone is trending on how history should be written, they are rewriting it, but they don’t know in which direction it is built. Either China needs to protect itself from something, or someone needs to protect themselves from the Chinese.

[00:31:28]That's all. And this is your story. All the rest is [ __ ]. This is all an artificial fairy tale, and everyone is manipulating it.

[00:31:36]Only this is what we call kakker attacks. The most important thing is to yell and so on. Here we go for you. And don't forget that there's another story undressing right now. It's a pandemic everywhere in the world, right? First one, then another, then a third, then a ship, then a plane, then a ner in Africa, then that is why we need to understand, and this is what we need to understand, why this topic of a pandemic is constantly being stirred up, massaged. Well, this all, uh, comes together into one theme.

[00:32:09]So, to bring this to them, I will speak very roughly and as everyone will say tautologically, this is a digital concentration camp, to bring this to them. And people gave the go-ahead, they renounced, as I say, their personal freedoms, personal data, their personal identity, they switched to crypto-techno-religion and so they gave away everything, how can I say, their last human something, right? Yes.

[00:32:42]They must feel chaos. And they must overcome chaos through another very large pandemic. But a pandemic is impossible when there is a war going on.

[00:32:56]That's why the main pressure groups are now starting to put so much pressure on Russia, on Putin, so that he agrees to stop the war by any means necessary, acknowledge the pandemic, and introduce some kind of global digital crypto-payment mechanism.

[00:33:21]And all this crush now, when they look at China, oh, they spat on Trump and served him a cup, but they didn’t serve him one. They gave him a pass there for the tree, excuse me, or they didn’t give him a pass. This is all [ __ ]. And there Putin was received like a tsar. It's all a circus, they all from Xidzenping are pressuring Putin to stop the war, to capitulate. And this capitulation is not before the USA, Ukraine, guys, but this is a global capitulation against China.

[00:33:54]And then bring a pandemic, bring famine and bring this digital [ __ ]. And so the war and the pandemic move in parallel. War, as soon as war disappears, the pandemic will immediately grab us by the throat. And that’s why they make up all these fairy tales for us. Yes.

[00:34:15]This is what's happening. And there is no China, no India, no one for Russia.

[00:34:24]Putin stands completely alone. And you know, I’ll tell you, look now, there were just nuclear tests, right? Yes. They were just there at once. What did the Russians get?

[00:34:36]Drone attack on children. Right?

[00:34:39]Oh, well, there are different opinions on this matter. Here is our mutual acquaintance, my good friend. I won't explain it to you. Igor, look, I won't do it to me. I just look at the statistics of nuclear tests.

[00:34:58]The Triads immediately receive a drone attack on the children. In terms of? So what will you show? And what did the Russian military show? They started bombing Kyiv, there is Iskander, there are drones, Oreshnik. Yes.

[00:35:13]Hyper-hyper. Ah, and where did you end up? And they showed us and told us. And I can tell you, I am like a Lithuanian. Yes.

[00:35:23]And I think I'm not the only one with this opinion.

[00:35:27]And I see that somewhere they completely threw the solution into the milk. That is, they bombed somewhere, recorded something, but there were zero achievements. This means that there is complete sabotage and betrayal at this level. And immediately, immediately, Macron’s call happens. To whom? Lukashenko.

[00:35:51]Yes, there was.

[00:35:52]Here are the statistics. Why? Don't you have deja vu? There is no such deja vu. Do you remember the eighth year, when Putin was sitting next to that same Chinese guy at the Olympics? Yes. Yes.

[00:36:06]Georgia started the genocide, there was Abkhazia and so on, this war. Yes.

[00:36:11]And who initiated it? Hello, it was Sarkozy, France.

[00:36:16]He was the observer at this process.

[00:36:19]Then Putin came, brushed everyone aside, brought everyone to Georgia's knees, gave them that very thing and that's it. By the way, Sarkozy is still in endless horror, yes. Now court, now prison, now released, now back there, now there. That is, it is because he did not complete the task. Yes.

[00:36:40]And now there are only provocations happening with nuclear weapons in France and everywhere Macron is calling Lukashenko. Why?

[00:36:52]Because when it was, I just don’t remember this interview with Lukashenko during the testing there, this training troop or a little later in the day, when he told journalists that he was ready to negotiate or talk with Zelensky, who is a nobody, he is nobody, Zelensky. Yes.

[00:37:15]He is the president of a corporation, not of some state like Ukraine, Lyudov. This is the appointed president of the corporation. That is, Lukashenko said that I am ready to talk to him and even go to Ukraine. That is, he told his curators, we spoke about this with Pyakin. Yes.

[00:37:36]That I am ready to surrender Russia. And then Macron called.

[00:37:41]Hello, dear sir, where do you need to blow into so that you can hand over Putin? And here's what we're talking about.

[00:37:50]The last support of Russia, Belarus is simply striking, that what will happen to Lukashenko is a separate thing. This is not interesting. Well, here are the statistics for you. That is, this is how events unfolded.

[00:38:07]No, now I want to add to this.

[00:38:09]Something didn't work out. The United States extended sanctions for a year, which they themselves had promised Lukashenko would lift, but they were extended after Lukashenko released some people the United States wanted him to release. That is, something somewhere went wrong and all the sanctions were imposed again, and then extended. That's why Lukashenko is in his native harbor.

[00:38:44]Look, it’s very simple, as we, I repeat, discussed with Pyakin.

[00:38:48]You can watch it again. Yes. It's very simple there. Lukashenko and Macron are working on these structures, what is called deep states. These are Trump's enemies.

[00:39:02]That's what you say, too. When he did n't work in the right direction, Trump, Trump's guys, extended his sanctions. All about what?

[00:39:11]But the fact is that now everyone is trying to sell Russia faster, deeper, and more concretely with actions, to betray Russia, and to do everything to make Russia collapse. This is obvious. Well, everything is on every corner. Well, how can I tell you, even flying in the air. And that’s why Armenia, and that’s why Azerbaijan, that’s why Moldova, that’s why Belarus, that’s why the Baltics.

[00:39:39]Everything is getting tense. You are sitting on the wrong hedgehog. You have 56 hedgehogs under your ass, they are squirming. Yes. All over and also a woodpecker. Yes. Yes. Yes.

[00:39:52]Where on earth is there in the whole Universe? Yes.

[00:39:58]This is this, you know, when everyone is wondering who is right and who is wrong, where are we going from here? But this and that, this is prosperity here, hiding money, investment, it’s all [ __ ].

[00:40:13]We, humans, sheep, have not yet understood that we are talking about the destruction of the entire human population on Earth. Not even a billion will remain, not half of some 500 million, nothing will remain. This is where it leads us.

[00:40:30]And then blame Putin for responding to some kind of attack, not responding, overlooking something, overlooking something, shrinking somewhere. It's funny because there are forces that are playing a longer, more subtle game. But I will only say one thing, the most painful thing for us, the Soviets, is that if all this reaches an extremely big dead end, then we won’t even be able to, like, see what color the grass is in our yard, and we won’t even have time to spit on it, what will happen. And all this is like this, you know, in Russian there are wonderful end of the world. That is, someone turns off the switch and that’s it, there’s no light. So what next? That's all. That is, I’m not talking about the energy running out, the energy of the house.

[00:41:31]No, there's just no light. End.

[00:41:37]Everything is just like that, everything is being restored.

[00:41:45]It happens to me, eh. recoverable connection. Now, now everything will be fine. I'm very sorry, but unfortunately this is the famous Canadian internet. There's not much that can be done here.

[00:42:03]Ah, uh, Anya, can you hear me?

[00:42:08]Yes, I hear.

[00:42:09]Yes, thank God, everything worked out. I can see from the icons that everything is back in place. These are the jokes of our internet.

[00:42:18]Nothing else.

[00:42:25]Yes, well, the picture is quite possible, but although it is absolutely so anti-human and not joyful, but Khazin, it seems to me, was talking about something else, yes, he connected this attack on Starobelsk with the results of the trip.

[00:42:51]Putin to China and that they failed to get what they wanted from Putin.

[00:43:00]And I understood him that way because I listened to him say it several times on different platforms. And in connection with this, it was decided to organize this strike. And this blow was targeted.

[00:43:18]Wonderful. Everyone knew that there were mostly girls there, not even boys, and everyone knew that these were children, albeit older, but nonetheless children. And so there were several waves there. And they said that the palantir helped to establish coordinates and several waves of attacks in the same place. Plus later there were more attacks, when the rescuers had already arrived.

[00:43:54]That is, it could not have been accidental.

[00:43:58]And he connects it. This is how they connect this with revenge for such a visit to China. To what extent does this correspond to reality? Here you go. Well, Igor, well, I'm sorry, but what did I say differently? Putin was not bent over.

[00:44:18]Yes, Putin was not bent over. And that’s why what you say about Khazin is true. What, well, that's what I'm saying, but in another way, then you have to hear Khazin correctly, that China is no friend. And you know, I'll tell you, even Artamonov, he's already very, you know, very intelligent, he talks about how, well, this is the thing, the Chinese are supplying weapons and not listening to Putin's request. These are the very weapons, drones to Ukraine. So what?

[00:44:58]Again, 25 again. That is, we see that this whole connection, this very thing, this is what it truly is, right?

[00:45:07]And you don’t and you don’t forget, please, this statement, the declaration of the palantir, yes, technofascist. Yes.

[00:45:20]But it's the same thing about the destruction of people. Look, guys, what is the Pope doing now?

[00:45:32]I released mine somewhere, I’m trying to look for it now. And the Pope there is this, uh, this very thing, and about some kind of what is it called, how it disappeared, so I can’t find it anywhere. This is the most 160 pages. Yes.

[00:45:52]About artificial intelligence. Yes. It was And he talks about that, Yeah.

[00:45:59]That artificial intelligence needs to be freed from logic.

[00:46:04]That is, you understand how you and, by the way, already specialists from the highest levels, I have material, I’ll show you the fifth one now and so on. There is something they themselves admit that they do not know and do not understand how artificial intelligence works. Last time, I think, they touched it like that with themselves. Yes.

[00:46:27]And don't be so careful. Now they say openly that they don’t know how artificial intelligence works. And the Pope says that we should be friends with him there. Oh, he's there for humanity. What humanity? Votr and his decolorizations were shown in Iran.

[00:46:46]Russia, by the way, is fighting in Ukraine. Ilantir, this owner was in Ukraine. This is what this anology is about. Yes. Yes.

[00:46:54]And so they prepared. Putin did not agree, he was given an ultimatum. Well, yes. And so, when I was talking from the start about how people are tired in Russia, there is no war in Moscow, and we won’t go to Dubai, we won’t fly there, that’s where our headquarters are, that’s where our investments are. They are tired of not getting their profit from this, you know, online erotic porn, this social network - it's disgusting.

[00:47:29]And here is a blow to the heart of Russia for its children. These are the questions the bell rings for them. And who are you? And we, the consumerists, are just worms.

[00:47:42]That's why they are unhappy.

[00:47:45]They have no front. Igor, I understand that.

[00:47:50]I understand that. By the way, I absolutely share the views on China. I have been saying for a long time, actually, from the very beginning, as if the air started going out, that yes, China needs to be very careful with it, very, because it is not, uh, the kind of ally, uh, of the level that they want to pretend to be when they receive our leaders. This means that we are such friends, like water inseparable. In fact, this is not the case.

[00:48:29]I never believed it. And here’s the thing: yes, they are ready, but they are not ready to stand back to back with Russia, and they are not ready to march in step together. That's why everything is like this.

[00:48:48]When you stand with your back to someone, you can, in principle, do whatever you need behind that back. That's all.

[00:48:55]Well, you know, and then you turn behind your back and hide your hand with the knife. No, you won't see it. You're also standing with your back turned, and you won't see.

[00:49:08]Therefore, of course, be more careful.

[00:49:11]And China today Do you understand what the problem is? There is no need to differentiate between these. We are calling China very incorrectly today. We, China, must distinguish how this people is so separate. There is the same option there as we do.

[00:49:28]And China as the control center. We are now talking about the control center. But if we forget only India, quiet, silent India, then we will make the biggest, so to speak, India, we must not forget, of course, a mistake. And that's where the decision-making centers are.

[00:49:52]China is just a backup dancer, but no one sees it. And I'll tell you how beautifully India has now worked out one mechanism. I'll just squeeze it and be absolutely stunned. Yes.

[00:50:05]She first placed elite Indians at the world's global IT control points, in countries and cities, if you noticed. I really noticed. Very much so. Yes.

[00:50:23]And even this mayor of New York City, yes, the Great Apple, where was he? Wallstreet, huh? What are you saying?

[00:50:32]Wall Street is long gone from New York. He is in China, and London City is in India. By the way, that same Khazin recently finally admitted that London City is already in India. What are you saying? And what did the stunned, dumbfounded Indian mayor of New York say about such a speech? He said: "You, Charles, the king there, are some kind of Briton, bring that biggest diamond back from the crown to India." That is, he said, all power from Britain has long since gone to India. That's why look at which mayors of which countries are already Indians or have their origins or roots there, what business clans, corporations, even Google, for that matter, they lead. What is happening, what is being produced in India, from Apple to the largest formation in the world? We, our drugs - this formation is produced there. That is, the question is that when they placed the most iconic elite points, they now began to drive the lowest layer of sheep out of India en masse.

[00:51:53]They built migration under control.

[00:51:57]It's not like when the Chinese left in chaos and created their Chinatowns there, and then nurtured a pyramid of control through corruption and the police. Well, you know that, right? That is, they acted in reverse, and the Indians on top From the very beginning.

[00:52:16]From the very beginning, right?

[00:52:18]Uh-huh.

[00:52:19]Yes.

[00:52:19]But by the way, no one wants to see this.

[00:52:22]Well, yes, yes, yes, that's not true. If you take North America and Canada and the United States, it's very obvious. Maybe they don't want to see it in Europe, but in America it's clearly visible. And especially in Canada, there are more people of Indian descent in Canada, I think, than in any other country.

[00:52:48]And the former British Commonwealth, which is already dead in the water. I think that in percentage terms, maybe in terms of numbers, there are more in the United States, because there are many more people there, there are many times more, yes, people living there, but in percentage terms, that is, in influence, it's a powerful force. And by the way, on the Internet, I want to add to this and advise everyone who is interested in this point, what Anya and Anyas said. There was such a wonderful photograph, when in India there was, well, some kind of forum, where the highest representatives of various countries.

[00:53:44]And there was a photo, they were going somewhere to an Indian festival, barefoot, as is customary. And there was Modu walking first, followed by Rishi Sunok, who was then the Prime Minister of Britain. Then came our Minister of Defense Anna.

[00:54:08]So, well, I don't remember who. In short, many, many representatives of different countries.

[00:54:14]And they were all represented, then, by people of Indian descent. That's how I'll put it. And this was, well, accordingly, before Star, yes, that is, how many years ago, a photo like this is circulating on the internet. If you want, you can, uh, find it. There were representatives of other nationalities there, too, not just Hindus, but otherwise everyone would say it was, well, artificial, right? No, it was a real photo, there were others too, because, um, well, that's the situation, yes, in the world today. I myself have been to India and China more than once. And in general, many things seem to be clear to me. It's just that no one wants to systematically show it, because it's very difficult.

[00:55:19]Shown not on a small scale, in small sandboxes, at the geostrategic level, but on a global, top- down level. It's obvious, but no one wants to admit it. And why?

[00:55:33]Because our analysts, pundits, experts, and all sorts of political scientists are afraid of missing out on the future, where they, these new Eastern hegemons, will distribute and hand out new money.

[00:55:52]And if you bark, artificial intelligence will tell you: "No, he was against you, the great raja, and everyone will get screwed." That's what's going on. We vile people are selling ourselves, our future, our children's and grandchildren's future, without understanding what perks we're getting. We've become so soft, jellyfish, we're always putting everything under ourselves out of fear. But like talking heads, we always say: "This is not so or that's it." We all lie, because this is the monetization of lies. Igor, yes, but I understand what we're talking about. Yes, of course. And it's obvious to me, For example, yes, the future is rising there in Southeast Asia, and Europe's time is clearly running out. There's a lot of skin there, and it's all getting smaller and smaller. Of course, it won't collapse in one moment.

[00:57:06]It will be a process that is drawn out over time. But, in general, there is some kind of trend, like in mathematics, yes, a derivative, it's negative, it's slightly negative, it's negative.

[00:57:19]And this is going, well, in a certain direction. Let's say, so that YouTube doesn't ban it and generally more personally. Just a second. Lera, ah, wrote, will there be a recording so I can rethink and rewatch it. And all the streams remain on my channel and, uh, nothing is cleaned up, so it's by me. Uh, like... Well, either someone, or someone cleans up.

[00:57:53]Igor, yes. There are cleaners who clean up.

[00:57:56]Well, for me, knock on wood. I specifically said this, uh, Because I can't be responsible for the cleaners. But so far I have, I think, two streams, and I have 340 of them.

[00:58:09]Today, two were removed, right? Uh, well, that's, uh, not a lot. So I hope it's okay.

[00:58:20]At least, I speak for myself, I'm not removing it, I'll leave it.

[00:58:26]And as for the Iranian events, well, uh, in this light, how do you see it? Iran, what's happening there, Israel, Iran, the Persian countries, Turkey, well, the whole region.

[00:58:47]Well, what's going on there? There's a Trump-Iranian Chinese ping-pong going on there, where you have to understand that Trump is playing for China and India.

[00:59:01]You have to understand that what will be molded from Iran will be one of the components, uh, from the triadic angle, that is, China, India, Iran. Iran as an energy resource that will have monopolistic control, as they expect.

[00:59:24]This is their plan, this is their scenario, to control the weight, all the resources of the Islamic world, right up to there Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and so on. But Israel, Jewry, and the great thousand-year Sabbath project are also counting on this same resource. And so there's a war because of this. And that's why they dragged Trump into this war, to drive out the last resource of the United States, so that the United States would also die. We talked about this.

[00:59:55]And now Netanyahu is pulling out this great Jewish project.

[01:00:02]But Iran, which is negotiating with China and India, is another question. And if they have already agreed that they will be a more beloved wife than a Jew, yes, this is in the thousand-year Sabbath project, then now, it means, India, uh, how is it, has set up the Jews for destruction.

[01:00:28]And there will be a great Iranian project, an Islamic one.

[01:00:34]That's what's happening. It's a circus, it's ping-pong. And look, they keep saying, as if I'm playing, then I'm not playing, and here I'm wrapping up the fish.

[01:00:45]Yeah.

[01:00:45]It's all cheese, so we think, so we see that somehow someone is talking about... It's like they're opposing someone. And this, look, is twitching in such a way that prices are kept at $100 per barrel. What does this mean? I asked Khazin, but he didn't answer. There's an objective assessment that if it hits $140 per barrel, the world economy will collapse.

[01:01:21]Why are they playing at $100 now?

[01:01:24]The EU is dying.

[01:01:26]What China and India need, by the way, is what they ordered.

[01:01:33]And the US is in big trouble, and it's clear that Trump doesn't care about the US, guys, he cares about other things entirely.

[01:01:42]And they're holding it like this, playing back and forth at $100, because Russia hasn't collapsed, and they need to keep from collapsing themselves.

[01:01:54]As soon as they put Russia and Putin under China and India, they'll immediately raise prices to $140, $150, $200 per barrel, and the world will collapse.

[01:02:07]Chaos. Then, I repeat, it's not the harvest that's happening, we'll have famine, chaos, and we This digital crypto- money mechanism is being introduced. What is it? It's a Chinese Indian monopoly.

[01:02:29]That's all. And what if Putin signs the treaty for the capitulation of the East?

[01:02:35]Yeah. It will be an energetic monopoly not only of the Islamic world, but also of the Russian world. That's it, the whole world will be in the clutches of their Fabergé. That's the East.

[01:02:50]And then we'll see another circus, how people are destroyed and sheep are wasted. That's where it's heading. Because everyone wants to be friends with someone stronger or help the poor, weaker ones.

[01:03:07]Stop it. There's a global war going on against Russia, against, let's say, the Russian people.

[01:03:17]By the way, I'm being a little disingenuous here, but basically, to exaggerate and understand the Russian people and against Putin, who holds on and says, "Guys, if there's a monopoly, it won't exist."

[01:03:33]But the script is written, let's say, from the stars. I'm also talking in fairy tales from the Lithuanian moon now. The script is written. is the one I said.

[01:03:45]You can believe it, maybe not. But let's see. We'll see soon. We'll see soon. Uh, just a second, Serbia, just a second.

[01:03:58]Slobodan, good afternoon.

[01:04:02]Slobodan.

[01:04:05]Look, look. Slobodan, look, please. I'm on air with Canada, so you can say hello from Serbia. I can call you back very soon, I'm very sorry.

[01:04:22]Okay, thank you, thank you, thank you.

[01:04:27]So, we need to help Serbia. He's asking there that we need to help. Well, it wasn't Barnabić who was counted, but the Serbian one, which is ours.

[01:04:39]Well, you see, I just recorded an interview about this, and I think I'll still release it tomorrow, maybe, or the day after tomorrow, that we really need to help Vujicic, because if they overthrow Vujicic, and it's already clear that they will overthrow him, and they won't overthrow him, but these early resignations will lead to his resignation, what will happen? Those pro-European political TikTokers who come to Serbia will immediately apply for, well, EU membership. What will the EU demand? A commission to recognize Kosovo.

[01:05:23]As soon as Kosovo is recognized, those idiots who now want to overthrow Vojicic will, yes, go to civil war against Kosovo. Do you understand that patriot is the same as idiot these days? Because their brains have been melted and they've been given false slogans.

[01:05:44]And so I recorded an interview with him about this today in Lithuania. I gave it, I think, on Thursday, before all these big Maidan protests in Serbia. The Serbs are worthless, just like the Hungarians. Hungary, of course, by the way, the most interesting thing is that Hungary foresaw these events and brought these oats, these suckers, excuse me, a Trojan horse. The Hungarians are more prudent, yes, but Serbia is in trouble.

[01:06:13]And here are all those so-called young people jumping. By the way, in Hungary they demanded a Maidan, to overthrow Orban. And in Serbia they're following the same British path, just like their Ukrainians. That's it, guys, end of story. And if a civil war breaks out, and the Balkans blazes, then all of Europe will go up in flames.

[01:06:39]This will be such a problem that no one will think twice, but it's comparable to Russia.

[01:06:49]And this internal war between Orthodoxy and the Islamic world will rage in both Europe and Russia. Who ordered this game, guys? That's right, the safe haven, India and China. And they don't care about Iran. They'll beat Iran up so badly, and they'll be so squealing that they'll agree to whatever conditions India and China want.

[01:07:20]Stop it.

[01:07:22]Such forces have locked themselves into this carnage that it's unbelievable. And if we don't help Serbia now, that same Vujicic, we'll cause such a vampire ball that you, well, you'll all just be sick of it. It will seem so. You just have to realize what forces have converged on this illusory little world of ours.

[01:07:45]Forgive my emotion, but you just have to see everything from above, and not from your own little aquarium—it's even worse than this, uh, from under your lid. It's like shells, yes, in this aquarium. And they say that Putin is right or wrong here, that there's a bastard there, and in general Trump is so amazing there, what kind of mod or C is there, it's idiotic to reason like that, the level of this sandbox geostrategy.

[01:08:16]Yeah.

[01:08:17]Oh, by the way, everyone here talks like that.

[01:08:19]Excuse my French. Well, no, well, since something is bothering me today, I can't do this, don't do this to me, I'm getting on my nerves. I'm completely losing my cool. My last question is this. We've been going on for two hours now, and I think we should let you go soon.

[01:08:43]But I have a question that I wanted to ask at the very beginning, when I asked with the first question, but it was inconvenient for continuation, and the topic went I didn't want to anymore.

[01:08:58]You spent a lot of time in Moscow, uh, when you returned home, were there any questions of this sort? And what were you doing there in general from well-known interested parties? There weren't any. There weren't any.

[01:09:19]Imagine, there weren't any.

[01:09:21]No, well, that's what I mean too. And I'll tell you why.

[01:09:25]Uh-huh. So, what I reflected in the interviews and did interviews in Minsk, uh, and so on, I worked everywhere and compiled, uh, sort of reflected everything that I see.

[01:09:42]Uh-huh.

[01:09:43]And I did, I worked. connections. So, they, I think, I'm now assuming, uh, how can I tell you, in their reports they compile my psychological, physiological, uh, astronomical, astrological, like, uh, inventory of me. Uh- huh.

[01:10:04]In the fact that I work for the interests of the Lithuanian people. That's all. Uh- huh.

[01:10:13]I think that if they feel and see a threat, they will really make a decision. That's all.

[01:10:24]And then I'll tell you, maybe, or maybe I won't tell you. Well, you know how it is Remember in the film, do you think it will take off? How is it here? It might take off here, or it might not. But the same thing applies to me.

[01:10:40]We'll see.

[01:10:42]Well, in any case, we wish you success. It's a difficult matter, but a necessary matter.

[01:10:51]And, in general, I must say, you need to have a certain courage to be able to talk about it in such an environment.

[01:11:02]Yes. Thank you, my loves. Thank you, Canada.

[01:11:05]Let me go to the Serbs. That's it, thank you.

[01:11:07]Love, kisses. Thank you.

[01:11:09]Bye-bye. Thank you. Bye-bye. To the left, and to you, Igor. Thank you.

[01:11:15]Thank you. Yes.

[01:11:20]So, let's finish here for today. Uh, tomorrow, I hope, we will have an equally interesting meeting.

[01:11:30]Uh, it was transferred from my stupid internet. It was supposed to take place last Wednesday.

[01:11:37]Well, at least it will take place this Wednesday. We will have an Armenian evening. We will talk about the affairs of our South Caucasus. All the best. See you tomorrow. M.