UNU TV
14:13 In general, the word "ultimatums" when applied to modern Ukraine, well, it seems kind of weak to me. Why? Because society comes out and says, "Look, we want answers to this," yes. Regardless of the fact that we have a war on the streets. And this is right, because this is how democracy works.
31:13 Business logic doesn't always work. Well, we understand, right? That is, very often it is just the opposite. Why? Because global interests are always greater than private business interests. This is certain.
39:20 When you don't know something, you are subconsciously afraid of it. Why? Because you endow him with traits he doesn't have. This applies to both ordinary life and politics, among other things.
39:38 People are weak. They are either afraid, fear is a very motivating factor, to put it mildly, or very corrupt. A person, when he sees that he can have 3 times the income, and tax-free income, which will dramatically increase his opportunities, his quality of life, and so on, he breaks down. There are very few people who truly have internal values.
40:15 This needs to be cleaned with a hot iron. That is, not to talk about counter-propaganda, about that well, Russia probably has the right, it's freedom of speech, Russia TV or whatever they call it, yes, all that RT, Sputnik, they probably have the right. This is a point of view. No, not a point of view. Russia does not sell points of view, does not sell journalism and never has. They sell only outright fakes, fake propaganda, false propaganda.
And, accordingly, you will always be at a disadvantage. You will try to understand the objective fact, and Russia will sell a false fact. And, accordingly, they will saturate this false self with the amount of money, yes. That is, while you are talking one-on-one with someone, Russia will buy 10 opponents and they will talk to you; against you alone there will be 10 opponents. This is standard practice.