"Булат важнее злата". Ходорковский об отношениях с Кремлем, будущем России и своих главных ошибках.

00:00 – The video opens with a greeting and a discussion of changes in M.B.H. after the anti‑war committee’s recognition. 04:58 – The speaker examines the enemy, the perpetrator, and the competitor, asking who is Hodorovsky for Krem. 10:17 – The narrative explores why Putin has let M.B.H. go, and the implications for the future. 13:16 – The focus shifts to the possibility of speaking with Krem, and the interaction between the two. 18:22 – The speaker reflects on the role of intelligent people and the challenges of opposition. 24:45 – The discussion turns to the Russian revolution and its parallels with the long‑term goals of the political economy. 26:50 – The question of whether Krem or F.B.K. poses a greater threat is addressed. 34:33 – The speaker considers whether a unified or democratic system will emerge in Russia after Putin. 40:23 – The future of power and the way it will be fought are examined. 58:45 – The idea that “money matters more than gold” is explored, focusing on future changes. 01:07:53 – The importance of national interests in Russia is highlighted. 01:15:07 – The speaker asks what should be done in Ukraine, addressing reparations and the potential for Ukrainian momentum. 01:19:33 – The future of the great movement and the strengths and weaknesses of the big economy are discussed. 01:26:17 – The main errors of the reformers of the 90s are examined. 01:39:20 – The speaker talks about the need to “kill the dragon” and negotiate technology for Russia. 01:46:48 – The question of whether M.B.H. regrets having opposed Putin is raised. 01:52:30 – The speaker reflects on having a mystical experience, the scope of a spiritual Buddha.