I Risked my life to show you THIS in Russia



As youtuber’s it is our job to bring you content, despite the danger that it may bring to our lives. Today is such a day, I hope that it was worth it.

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50 thoughts on “I Risked my life to show you THIS in Russia”

  1. Support my channel. By giving me a tip you are helping me to create more content. Youtube pays me peanuts as my channel is under what is known as a shadow ban! Truth doesn’t pay much!
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  2. The angry man 🤣 19:13 Wall message 26:12 , top right "I'm sorry that everything is like this I want to part in a good way but in order to please you my sweet (sweet heart?) " Top left "I have no need to forgive now, I ran to you by my own will" I think Fyodor Dostoevsky is still alive and living in Vlad 🤔

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  3. So far it has been an extremely unusual winter in Russia. It is very warm: the temperatures rise higher than 0 degrees frequently. Therefore it is very slippery, since the melted snow freezes overnight. And it is true even deep into Siberia, like Tomsk and Novosibirsk regions.

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  4. Sam i saw internet problems all over Russia, people saying it's because Russian government is building it's own internet and it's gonna isolate itself from rest of world , is it true ? Then how people there will connect to people outside?

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  5. You should get some spikes that you can strap to your shoes for walking on ice. You can order something from Cimkiz or Due North for about $20 so you don't fall. I have some spikes I strap to my boots from living in the mountains of North California and they work great.

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  6. Hi Sam, Igor just told bad news.
    Getiing a foreigner a SIM card requires to go through a lenghty process, recently described in his latest live stream, procedure set by a new law.
    That makes it very hard to visit Russia within 30 days, without having a SIM card, trying to get one and
    then go home already being prepered for the next visit or even the final move.
    Sad.
    Even those foreigners living in Russia having a SIM card have to go through before mid of the year.

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  7. Hi Sam! Hello from California! I’m sorry someone had snapped at you earlier when you were filming. The person who attacked you verbally was most likely some sort of local municipality person who steals money and fill up his pockets and perhaps, building those expensive houses that you showed in the video. Look how mismanaged those roads are in the neighborhood! It’s shocking.

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  8. Just wanted to drop in and say how glad I am to have stumbled upon your channel! I’ve been wanting to visit provincial Russia for a long time and you portray it in a way that I’ve been wanting to see! Keep up the good work! One day maybe catch you there! Cheers!

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  9. Vladimir signed on with the winter-makers, reasonably sure that it is still going to show up for a "few more min," yet exposes his people to potential hazards that could easily be mitigated with stand-by winter crews to shovel snow and de-ice roads and streets . . . Most of the current lot of world leaders ain't worth a shyt!

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  10. Some advice to Sam and followers. The Russian Central Bank is planning to freeze bank accounts. With the new sanctions on oil and gas sales, plus the cost of the war, the Russian economy is headed for collapse. Russia has now used up its financial reserves, with an additional $300 billion frozen in western banks. The US and EU economies are Each 10 times the size of Russia’s. US spends $900 billion and other NATO members spend $520 billion on defense. Russia spends $130 billion. The Soviet Union collapsed trying to compete with west. The same result is guaranteed for Russia.
    The best advice is to withdraw ruble savings from Russian banks and convert to hard currencies such as US Dollars, Euros or Swiss Francs. The current Russian official interest rate of 21 percent, with real rates at 40 percent, provides further proof of what is coming. The collapse can happen suddenly, so don’t delay.

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  11. надо показывать это. может, хоть кто-то увидит из местных властей и совесть проснётся… я понимаю, что это лучше, чем палаточные города для бездомных и т.п. но это же реально ужасно. и ходить же тоже слишком опасно. может, озаботятся наконец улучшением окружающего пространства во всех отношениях. и в плане безопасности и в плане эстетики

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  12. Get some slip on cleats for your shoes. They slip over your existing shoes and have carbide studs on the bottom, then you're good to go with no worries. I used them for 20 years when delivering mail in these conditions and still wear them today when the conditions are like this.

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