Тодор Беленски е журналист и международен анализатор Въпроси: Какво точно означава „спиране на работата на правителството“ и как се стига до него? Какви са основните политически причини за сегашното спиране на правителството в САЩ? Тези напрежения които виждаме в правителството на САЩ републиканците не ги ли създават и вътре в партията няма ли между тях напрежения? Как тази политическа криза се гледа от другите страни? Колко време ще продължи тази криза на правителството в САЩ? Коментар за плана на Доналд Тръмп за Ивицата Газа?
00:00Hello everyone! I am Maria Lassarova. Thank you very much for sharing and commenting my videos.
00:23Today my guest is journalist and international analyst, Mr. Todor Belensky.
00:32Hello, Mr. Belensky. How are you?
00:36Hello, thank you very much for the book.
00:39Mr. Belensky, I spoke to you in 12.
00:44The New Year's, Mr. Belensky.
00:57So, here we have to point out that this is not the first time. This is a serious story.
01:07Over ten times it has been happened in the US in the history.
01:12This doesn't paralyze the entire country.
01:16The main institutions, hospitals, police and so on, they continue to function.
01:22The second time it works in the future institutions, like museums.
01:29The American budget works in the Federal Reserve System.
01:35So, at the point of the total paralysis of the state, it cannot be talked about.
01:41This is a kind of exercise on the pressure, with a certain policies.
01:51Now, who is more familiar with US politics, it is clear that the fact that the Republicans have dominated in the Senate,
02:00i.e. the Senate, i.e. the Senate, that doesn't mean that they can carry all the policies that they want.
02:06In the case, in the case, we have to turn on social media and, in the case,
02:13the system, which, according to the Republicans, should be removed from the social media,
02:21It is true, to say, of certain socials,
02:25while the democratic system is on a different principle of functioning.
02:31In this case, what we are talking about is
02:35a bit of a yellow one in the US.
02:41And for this reason,
02:43to get to this shutdown,
02:49which, in practice,
02:52makes a couple of two-stated institutions,
02:56but we can't talk about
02:59that in Bulgaria, maybe,
03:01some people who have seen it
03:03as a result of this process.
03:04In any case, it doesn't mean that
03:07this process.
03:09How would you describe it?
03:12How would you describe it
03:15in this situation?
03:17Do you find a compromise
03:20or do you find this
03:24on your opinion?
03:28This is a category.
03:30At the moment,
03:32Trump is aware of
03:34that he likes to have
03:36an agreement,
03:38an agreement,
03:40which is famous in
03:42part of the world
03:44of international researchers,
03:46as a person who wants to make the art of the realpolitik.
03:54In reality, in the moment, in a short way, in a short way,
04:00Donald Trump tries to make a push for what the republicans want to achieve.
04:07And the system will become more conservative than the budget.
04:19As a result, the republicans in this relationship is a category of discipline for the budget.
04:30And at this point, the position of Trump in the moment is very strong,
04:37and when it takes a short time,
04:42the position will remain like this.
04:46If this thing starts to create a more serious problem in the country,
04:55then maybe Trump will be agreed to talk about it.
05:00But at the moment, it depends on how the republicans and the democratic party
05:07will react to this situation.
05:10Because, let's not forget, there are still more strong and strong and strong and strong and strong.
05:20And, so, what kind of странa will make more compromise?
05:23Because, as we said, it can't be a question about the Senate or the D-CAMARA
05:31without any kind of pre-givore, only one side of each side is to be able to do it.
05:36Even if there is a very, very category of the other side,
05:40which, between the other hand, is very rare.
05:43The results are quite close to it,
05:45so that there is a possibility to convince the other side of the other.
05:53And that, between the other hand, is good,
05:55because imagine that if we have only one or only one side of the other side,
06:03this could lead to very serious problems with budget and so on.
06:09So, there is a need for a more conservative system.
06:17So, I think that at the moment,
06:21that there are in the normal way,
06:25that, without a doubt,
06:27the Democrats or the Republicans,
06:29are trying to convince them
06:31the other side of their own right.
06:33But, in this case,
06:35this is the principle of working on one country,
06:39not just one country,
06:41not just one country,
06:43or another country.
06:47Can we say,
06:49can we say,
06:51that many more things
06:53for these countries
06:55bring the Republicans
06:57and that there,
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07:42The system is a different way between the two parties in the United States.
07:50After they are responsible with the domination in the Senate,
07:56they are trying to make the decision to make the decision and make the decision to make the decision.
08:02But on the other hand, the Democrats' goal is to show strong and strong,
08:12and to try to figure out how much they can for the health system,
08:22so that they don't have their own choices, because this is their own doctrine.
08:28I don't think that these are the ones that don't have to wait for a long time.
08:37In a moment there will be a compromise,
08:43and that they don't have to wait for a super-diality,
08:47or even for a long time.
08:49I think that the politicians,
08:52having the idea that Donald Trump's decision made,
08:58or as most of the politicians say,
09:01that they have to say that they have to make certain things in the United States,
09:06More soon, I'm sure that the politics will be a little more in the middle,
09:09and a little more in the budget discipline.
09:12But it doesn't fall in the end,
09:16as Rand Paul and colleagues are more likely to do
09:21with the RDP.
09:26How does the Kriza look at the other countries in the world?
09:36How does the Kriza look at the Kriza look at the Kriza look at the UK?
09:46In terms of the economic opponent,
09:52there is a lot of attention to what happens in the USA,
09:58so that every mistake can be used to be used.
10:04It is clear that Trump is a maximum of investment in the USA,
10:13so that the Kriza look at the Kriza look at the United States,
10:16and that the Kriza look at the Kriza look at the UK.
10:20The Kriza look at the Kriza look at the Kriza look at the United States.
10:32The Kriza look at the Kriza look at the United States.
10:44The Kriza look at the Kriza look at the UK,
10:47which is a very powerful weapon.
10:49And there is a lot of influence on the Kriza look at the Kriza look at the UK.
10:59The Kriza look at the Kriza look at the Kriza look at the UK.
11:11The Kriza look at the Kriza look at the Kriza look at the United States.
11:15So, in the moment, there is an opportunity for Russia to be used in the United States.
11:21There are some of the opposition against the United States, which are only about the geography of both sides.
11:30It is normal that in a long-term plan, in the United States and Russia, that they don't have a union.
11:35What they do now is the American political policy, which is the most important part of the democracy in recent years.
11:43Russia also внимательно наблюдates what happened in the United States.
11:50Russia is an extremely serious process on the change of the elite, which in this country can happen only when they are in war.
12:03In the United States, the Soviet Union is trying to ensure that they are in war.
12:09The Soviet Union is trying to ensure that they are in war.
12:13It is called a war in Russia, which, as I said, is not possible without a war.
12:21On the other hand, the Russian elite also have similar threats, because there is also a way of the West.
12:29People, whose families are often found in the West, whose financial resources are associated with the West structures,
12:41The central bank is also very well known as her biography and the fact that she is associated with the European financials and the elite.
12:54So, the players, Russia and China, are very important to see what happens in the USA.
13:02Especially in Russia, where they are with their own противоречия.
13:09But let's not forget that in China, these things are very important.
13:14The so-called, the so-called, the so-called, the so-called, the so-called, the so-called, the so-called, the so-called, the so-called.
13:29And, no one of these countries can't look like a monolith block.
13:36They may look like the main part of the United States, but they also have their own problems.
13:44In terms of Europe, I don't look like a serious geopolitical subject, unfortunately.
13:51So, the European elites look like what is happening in the USA.
13:58And, in order to look at the point of the place, they are able to receive instructions.
14:03Mr. Bielenski, tell me how long will this happen in the USA and what do you think?
14:18To make it more...
14:21So...
14:23...so...
14:24...so...
14:25in the USA, that this process is going to continue in a long-term plan.
14:31I am skeptical that this process will continue in a long-term plan.
14:35Not in this moment.
14:37In the USA, there are really serious threats.
14:42It can be said that at the moment,
14:47when it comes to blatant political убийства,
14:51even when it comes to the question of the people who are clearly aware of their positions
14:57and they are not in a serious structure,
15:00specifically in the Democratic Party or the Republican Party,
15:05then there is a serious radicalization of the community.
15:12We know that it is a liberalized war,
15:17that means not every other, but maybe every other American,
15:21that is supposed to be with a serious war,
15:23which in a moment is ready to use.
15:26But now,
15:28on the economic policy,
15:31while it is tough to be the polarization of the society,
15:35these things,
15:38which are in the moment,
15:40I don't think it will lead to any serious effects.
15:44I think that this crisis will continue in a short-term crisis
15:48in a short-term crisis,
15:50or in a short-term crisis.
15:52I don't think it will lead to the situation in 2018-2019,
15:56when this crisis will continue in 35 days,
16:00which is the most important thing in American history.
16:05Now,
16:07I think they will understand that they will understand
16:09more and more.
16:11because,
16:13first,
16:14the administration of Trump
16:17has already been involved with something new.
16:21They know what to expect.
16:23On the other hand,
16:25the U.S. have a lot of questions for решения.
16:29If we have seriously looked at the geopolitical issues,
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17:19something that is already done,
17:22and it is in the progress phase, as I would say,
17:25the economic opponent.
17:28On the other hand,
17:31the experience for Russia
17:34is in a similar zone of influence
17:39from a direct opponent
17:42to solve this problem
17:45with a strong, so to say,
17:48a great deal of the war,
17:50which is carried out in Ukraine,
17:53and the support of the existence of Israel,
17:58which is in the moment,
18:01which is in the case of genocide in Gaza
18:03and is put on the pressure of Iran
18:08from Iran,
18:11However, in fact, the iran's political politics is far too far, and far too far,
18:19and far too far, because Iran, I don't know what to say,
18:26the shiitskate daga is not under the rest of the shiomanski regime,
18:32which continue to trade with Israel,
18:35and, of course, the serious political relations with Israel.
18:41So, it is possible to say that there are extremely interesting times for geopolitics
18:54and the only ones who look at the things that look at the things,
19:03they may expect a quiet and quiet time,
19:07because now, in the moment, I mean, in practicality,
19:12I don't want to say that it is a little more different than the reality of the world,
19:20but it is a little more different than the reality of the world,
19:25which will make it so that it will look at the different ways of what we know now.
19:33The last question is, Mr. Belenski.
19:39What is your comment on Donald Trump for Gaza?
19:43How would you comment on Donald Trump?
19:46Now, we have two sides of the world.
19:49What is the decision on the world?
19:54How are the rules?
19:57What are the rules?
19:58What do you recommend Tomahara asking for Gaza?
20:00The rules are two reasons that they are important.
20:03The rules are important.
20:06In the first place, Gaza is important for Israel, because it is a strategic strategic way, with which Israel is not yet too much as in the moment.
20:23This is just a strategic strategic point of view, for it is extremely important for us to be honest.
20:34On the other hand, the palestinxsit se okazvat exclusively in the Ustelifore, and they буквally живet in non-chevejski условия,
20:43but they are not inclined to, in the moment, to continue the genocide, to get out of Gaza.
20:52In the second place, in the strategic point of view, there is also a strategic point of view.
21:01Gaza is an important part of the region of Gaza, which is also an important part of the region of Israel.
21:17Is it possible that it is possible to be resolved on a peace path?
21:26It is possible that it is possible to be divided in two countries or in one countries, in which the palestinxsit and the евreys live well.
21:41And while there is an important part of the region of the region of Gaza, there is an important part of the region of Gaza.
21:57And from this point, the plan of Donald Trump is not a plan of Donald Trump.
22:02It is a plan of the Zionist elite elite, who are situated in Israel and in the USA.
22:09The plan of Israel is the plan of the palestinxsit and the ethnicities of the region.
22:17The plan of Israel is the plan of the region of the region of Gaza.
22:29The plan of Israel is a lot of the region of the region of the region of the region of Gaza.
22:41They were thinking that the Republicans will have a different approach to Gaza.
22:50But maybe there is a different approach to the fact that the regime of Netanyahu is even more radical, even more direct and hard.
23:04That is the plan of Donald Trump, which is absolutely right.
23:15The plan of Donald Trump is absolutely right.
23:21These are the elites, who stand behind him.
23:29They are on pro-Israel's positions.
23:32Thank you very much.
23:34Thank you very much.
23:36Thank you very much for your interview.
23:42I wish to wish you a good and successful day.
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