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@toxictroll7843

7 ай бұрын

NordVPN cooperates with state agencies. It's a useless tool for porn boomers.

@0ia

7 ай бұрын

Usually VPNs are "Here's a problem! Now let's sell you a solution" but if you just ignore the problem anyway, nothing changes.

@watch-Dominion-2018

7 ай бұрын

why would anyone donate to him?

@polartechie

7 ай бұрын

Ukraine Will Win. \|/

@Bauke1234

7 ай бұрын

@@watch-Dominion-2018 Good username, but weird comment. If you're against suffering, you support the Ukrainians in any way you can.

Thanks for having me on the show again Lindy!!

@bubi352

7 ай бұрын

@@JesusFriedChrist Why are vatniks always such unimaginative morons?

@arielest6749

7 ай бұрын

@@JesusFriedChrist how does it feel being a chinese puppet state?

@thrwwccnt5845

7 ай бұрын

@@JesusFriedChrist Good, Azov are based

@colinmackay92

7 ай бұрын

Thank you for everything that you do. Don't listen to all the trolls on here. I'm a Canadian vet from PEI. I support you and what you do 1000%.

@IAMYOU-.

7 ай бұрын

​@@colinmackay92don't Canadians support Nazis

I have a huge respect for brandon,it takes bravery to join in such a cause and bear living though it, but above that, he is honest with his retelling, even about the parts that might make himself look bad.

@generalrodcocker1018

7 ай бұрын

it's also called stupidity

@nowayjosedaniel

7 ай бұрын

It takes bravery to fight with the Nazi's. Yep. Takes even more bravery to fight against the Nazi's.

@dorkangel1076

7 ай бұрын

@@nowayjosedanielSure buddy. Hope you get paid in Dollars or Euros. The Ruble isn't worth much these days...

@firstletterofthealphabet7308

7 ай бұрын

@@nowayjosedanielNazis of course referring to the corruption-ridden dictatorship regime with mass, disciplinary conscription, who are kidnapping their opponent-in-war’s children into indoctrinational institutions, that last part also known as genocide? Wait no that’s all Russia.

Thank you lindy for giving us a human perspective on what is going on over there. Kinda feels a million miles away as news bites and headlines but when you have such a normal discussion about the happenings going on it really brings home how much is really going on and how important everyone's place in a team is. Makes me want to be a part of my community even more so that everyone has a better life.

Brandon is not a hero, just a regular guy with common sense and initiative. It's amazing what those two things can achieve and how much of a difference a regular guy can make. Be more like Brandon.

@PalleRasmussen

7 ай бұрын

I believe that is what makes a hero. And the ability to overcome fear in the moment it counts. Brandon does that too. He is trying to find a meaning to his life due to his chequered past, I think. And atone for the bad he has done to himself, by doing good for others.

@Graymenn

7 ай бұрын

Let’s go Brandon

@peterjamesluck

7 ай бұрын

@@Graymennbased

@miriamweller812

7 ай бұрын

With common sense you wouldn't support a Nazi regime, but well... And no, it's no excuse to say that he's just helping regular soldiers. That's how fascism works: those who follow out of stupidity are far more important than those who follow out of fanastism, because you got way more of the stupid.

@Graymenn

7 ай бұрын

@user-lx1xe7bq5x Who?

It is truly fantastic to hear the huge networks that exist supplying aid in whatever forms they can to protecting democracy in Ukraine. It warms the heart knowing that individuals and groups exist outside the governmental structures that are investing their interest and support too. These are the stories we need to be hearing. Thank you Lindy and Brandon for bringing them to us!

@vihreelinja4743

7 ай бұрын

Searcj " bbc 2015 ukraine" in youtube and you will what kind of "democrazy" ukraine really is.. Nazi children camps are not democratic to me.. did you take all covid boosters to save the world???

@generalrodcocker1018

7 ай бұрын

democracy? it's one of the worst countries to live you can imagine. corruption and criminals are everywhere. not one drop of my blood for them. it's not our problem

@braveheart4603

7 ай бұрын

Democracy lmfao. Stop parroting these bullshit talking points.

@brianmead7556

7 ай бұрын

What democracy in Ukraine ? Ukraine is a totalitarian dictatorship engaged in genocide. Ukraine banned its most popular minority language, Ukraine banned all opposition parties, Ukraine jailed opposition leaders, Ukraine has now permanently suspended elections! Calling Ukraine a democracy is like saying your mom is a virgin!

@antarexalania225

7 ай бұрын

Democracy? How old are you?)

Really like this series. Thanks Lindy for the series and for people like Joe and Brandon for telling their stories.

@nowayjosedaniel

7 ай бұрын

To complete this series, Lindy needs to interview an Eastern Ukranian rebel fighter who lived in the Donbas and saw the Russian Invasion as a savior event, and a Russian Volunteer who joined the war to fight the Nazi's and help their Eastern Ukranian brother. Many Russians volunteered to fight as well. I know of one American from Texas who went to fight for the Eastern Ukranians years prior to the Russian invasion, and was very happy celebrating when the Russians rolled into town bc it meant the end of genocide in the Donbas (led by Azov). Having 4 interviews, 2 & 2 of opposing sides, is a much better picture of WHY this war started and why two sides are fighting.

@ninemoonplanet

7 ай бұрын

You know of an American who went to fight for the Russians? Peculiar since neither of them speaks the other's language. Russians don't speak English, Americans are certainly not fluent in any of the Russian dialects. This comment doesn't make sense on many levels.

@SxTxferlife

7 ай бұрын

​@ninemoonplanet wtf are u talking about? By that logic nobody should be fighting for Ukraine since none if the foreigners speak Ukrainian

@SxTxferlife

7 ай бұрын

​@@ninemoonplanetpeople can learn another's language, I haven't been flabbergasted by someone's idiocy or ignorance in while, how di you think NATO functions?

Moving stuff. I sent my camping gear and woolwear early in the war as I couldn't bear the thought of me just chilling in the woods while families are shivering, homes being bombed. Hope they found a use. Video was a good reminder to look for more concentrated efforts for the support of Ukraine.

@zzopit

7 ай бұрын

send another $Billion not your used jumpers. what a fraud, even used clothing gets sold for cash long before it gets there.

@juusojuuso9214

7 ай бұрын

​@@zzopitJealous?

@aramos3639

7 ай бұрын

@@zzopitleast painfully obvious troll

@dick_richards

7 ай бұрын

You honestly think ANY of that crap ended up in the Ukraine? Bruhhh.

@dick_richards

7 ай бұрын

​@@zzopitexactly, can you believe the niavity?

"Hipsters, they were back" is really funny with and without context.

@DanJonesPoet

7 ай бұрын

I was half expecting a "good god 🧐" from lindy at that point

@flokeinn3477

7 ай бұрын

The nature is healing even hipsters came back to their natural habitat😂

@user-ny1cc6eg2v

3 ай бұрын

(narrated by Sir David Attenborough)

Another great interview with Brandon. You really create an atmosphere where he is relaxed and opens up in a natural way.

@madman5042

7 ай бұрын

Nazis open up in a natural way when they know they will be seen as heroes by mentally challenged anglo audiences.

I think the most interesting aspect of this comment section is that the anti-UA comments all happened to get double digit likes very quickly, whereas the rest are more dispersed in their distribution. That reads like they're deliberately targeted for elevation. It'd be very interesting to see Ryan MacBeth's social media tool to see what a lot of these name+4digit accounts are doing and their post times.

@polartechie

7 ай бұрын

You've called it. The industry of Cambridge Analytica and Steve Bannon still flourishes. In English, on forums where we opine. Unabated by even a single regulation.

@earlster1

7 ай бұрын

ruSSian bot farms, no doubt the usual disinfo and uneducated rubbish. I used to challenge them, now I just bonk em and move on

@Rannos22

7 ай бұрын

It's almost as if this war, and the anglosphere's support of it, is deeply unpopular with regular people in America and the former Commonwealth

I feel so sorry for the children and people of Ukraine,I'm from South Wales in the United Kingdom, and recently I met a lovely lady and her two sons from Ukraine and I felt so sorry for them,I didn't push for information from them, but I think the lady might have lost her husband and the children lost their dad, and who knows what other horrors they witnessed, but they are trying to rebuild their lives over here now, and they are such nice people,who don't deserve what has happened to them,no one does,I told them that they are welcome here,and the most of the world is with them and the people of Ukraine.russia needs to know they are serving a brutal dictator, and we won't tolerate it.any civilised people with decent morals won't.

@brianmead7556

7 ай бұрын

What do you make of Ukraine’s Poroshenko for his year long oppression of Donbas? What do you make of Zelensky for continuing the same policy?? What do you make of Ukraine cutting drinking water to all 3 million people in Crimea? What do you think of the daily shelling of Donetsk and Luhansk? What do you think of the Nazi death squads except lose to kill everyone they could grab? What do you think of the Krasnoarmeisk massacre of 2014 where Ukrainian troops opened fire on referendum voters, waiting to cast ballots? What do you think of the Nazis battalions that systematically kill people for having the wrong kind of last name or being heard speaking the wrong language? Russia is rescuing the people of Ukraine from this evil Nazi dictatorship.

Lots of love from Canada to the both of you. Bravo!

Unsolicited vapid "fun" fact: Here in Chile, the Mitsubishi Pajero model was sold under the monicker "Montero" instead. No idea why, but I like to believe that they did it because we use the word "pajero" as slang for "lazy fuck" and/or "chronic masturbator" over here (depending on context).

@richarddietzen3137

7 ай бұрын

It was Montero in the US also.

@LARPing_Services_LLC

7 ай бұрын

@@richarddietzen3137 :(

@wolfthequarrelsome504

2 ай бұрын

Very funny. When I studied the language, it meant "bird".

Another great interview with Brandon! Excelsior!

Love these. Hopefully it becomes a trend for you to interview people involved in modern (or recent) historically significant events

@issadraco532

7 ай бұрын

i don't know who these people are, but if this is how these things usually go down with the guy interjecting constantly, then it's not gonna work out. it's completely unwatchable. buddy can't even get more than like three words. "so i was goi.." "UH HUH" "..ng to the stor..." "UH HUH" "..e to buy some.." "UH HUH" "..milk for.." "UH HUH" "...motherfucker if i hea.." "UH HUH" "...r you say 'uh huh" one mo.." "UH HUH" "...re time i'm gon.." "UH HUH" "..na PUNCH YOU IN YOUR FUCKING THROAT WITH EVERY LAST OUNCE OF STRENGTH THAT I CAN MUSTER AND PUNCH YOUR VOCAL CORDS RIGHT OUT OF THE BACK OF YOUR SHIT-EATING NECK" "woah woah woah! calm down bud, i get it, not gonna happen again, i can totally see how that would cause even the most calm and reasonable person to want to punch holes in his walls and kick an innocent puppy due to the uncontrollable rage.......... UH HUH, very annoying indeed, UH HUH UH HUH, so what were you saying again?" this is how crimes of passion end up occurring.

@jakubhulanicki7101

7 ай бұрын

Ha, hopefully it doesn't lead with ever newer conflicts!

@madman5042

7 ай бұрын

He only interviews anglo nazis.

I've been waiting for this, I am absolutely loving these interviews.

@madman5042

7 ай бұрын

"Thanks for interviewing a nazi sympathiser Lindy"

Thanks Lindy and Brandon for the insight, keep them coming!!!

You are really valued Brandon, there's a lot of good and brave things you've done that have helped Ukraine 🇺🇦 ✌️. Accept it lovely brown eyes .Another good interview, well done .❤xx

Please continue doing such interviews, they are fantastic!

I'm so happy the lad got them the generator 😂😂

Really enjoyed this interview, quite heart warming :)

After the first interview here with Brandon, I started following his channel. He is an amazing selfless person.

@ericaugust1501

7 ай бұрын

no he's not. he's just another brainwashed fool with fantasies of 'his life finally having meaning', who doesn't read history or pay attention to the regional issues there.

Brandon thank you you introduced me to somebody I've never met before you're both doing good work I am now subscribed with the alerts on Slava Ukraine

In the future, this will be seen as one of the major wars of history. To be able to have a Historian interview a warrior from such a war while its still happening is an incredible moment in history and I'm very happy you both had the chance to meet.

@miriamweller812

7 ай бұрын

It won't. As all the other massives failures, western fascism will try to forget about it and try to keep the fantasy going on that it was just all about the good guys (us) fighting the bad guys (them), to keep at least that narrative running. Last 50 years had so many wars, most of them NATO proxy wars and people know shit about them for the same reason.

Bless you man. And thanks :)

I would love to read a book on the (hive mind of) volunteer logistics in this war. It's probably going to take an insane amount of research to get anywhere near a complete or even representative picture though. Also quite curious how the Ukrainian government has tried to structure this if at all.

@Free-Bodge79

7 ай бұрын

I think the Ukrainian government with its rampant corruption is enough to understand why men like the interviewee, are really important in the logistical chain , to help charity donated aid, reach its intended recipients. ! It's sad but ture

@bashkillszombies

7 ай бұрын

Their government is why this war is dragging on. The leadership there is abysmal. They are all corrupt and on the take. Once you get east of Germany you cease to find honour cultures, morality is not an issue, face is. There's no pride in your work, there's no getting places through hard work and excellence. It's all nepotism, who you are family with, who you are friends with. This is why the military are abject failures, and why they immediately drove the overpriced tanks we give them into the same mine field three days in a row to abject failure. Because the leadership are not there because they know what they're doing. They are there because they are there. Everyone there needs a demotion five ranks. And their president needs to be replaced, the western media has made him popular, but they just had a near civil war because a foreigner who shares no culture, religion, or ethnicity with them and serves foreign interests was ruling over them. And now they have the same again. That's not what all the euromaidan protesters died for. They died to have Ukrainians leading Ukraine.

@blackdeath4eternity

7 ай бұрын

would be incredibly interesting to see a overview after its all said & done.

@miriamweller812

7 ай бұрын

@@blackdeath4eternity You think they will ever tell you the truth about this utterly failed proxy war? Well, maybe in some years but you likely won't read that, just like you people don't read all the former shitshows like that and by that never learn from it...

@eldorados_lost_searcher

7 ай бұрын

Based on what I've seen and read, it sounds like a lot of individual sourcing that started to be incorporated into the official logistics chain, and it'll be a fascinating study on how it works out after this war concludes.

Its nice to hear the other side, i helped with organizing a group of medical professionals to provide research and telemedicine help, our biggest struggle was always getting our information to the people that could use it.

Long time subscriber here. I love your channel and how diverse it is, without loosing quality. These interviews are great. Thanks for giving Joe and Brandon the opportunity to share their experiences! Best regards from Cologne :)

@SomethingBlonde

7 ай бұрын

I just came to see Brandon, but I will check out the other videos based on your review. Thanks, from Central Europe. ❤😊

@nowayjosedaniel

7 ай бұрын

Diverse? Lindy is great but diverse he is not. Extremely UK Imperialist centric content and very specific historical eras for the most part.

Good work you are both doing here!

Well done man for your service. Thanks again Lindybeige for sharing.

Lindybeige, nice to listen to a Canadian who does and is so honest.

@wolfthequarrelsome504

2 ай бұрын

He's not honest with himself. He should have formally trained and later worked as a para medic is in the medical arena.. But no... Running a KZread channel. This man doesn't know himself.

This is amazing! With all the bad news and bitterness everywhere the stories of this man and others convinces me that there are still good people in the world. Not just Brandon, but all the people willing to support his cause when he asked for it or who approached him on their own initiative.

Thank you Lindybeige and Brandon for an excellent interview. I found it so interesting. Ryanair did its part didn't it 😊 I hope that you stay safe Brandon and all the best to those fighting for Ukraine, the Ukrainian girls and I are praying for you all.

++ Well done. The more of the interviews I watch, the clearer the picture I get... and the more I wish to continue my support. Good onya Brandon.... and thanks Lindy for continuing to platform Brandon.

Thank you Brandon for your service and help! Thank you Lindy for sharing!

Great interview.

And the Ukrainians are such brave people, respect to you and support .

My thanks and Swish from Sweden Brandon.

my father was in "committe" that were selecting the jeeps for our army..... Mitsibushi Pajero demonstrated the strength of the transmision, by driving the car to about 130Km/h (80Mph) and then putting the car in rewerse gear and steping on the gas(floor it) full send,whille traveling forward... transmision and the car were OK... and they did got selected for our army😂

great interview again with Brandon! I had to laugh when he talked about the steak -clip; when I saw that video, I was like 'thanks God this guy is eating some good stuff, this is the right guy to work with all the donations'.

Hi Lindy. I liked this third part best. Harley Whitehead is british, lived in Ukraine before this war and is one guy like Brandon, driving back and forth from GB to Ukraine etc. Now he made a demining course for himself and is doing now similar things, but with volunteer demining groups around Kherson and started for this also a YT-channel. Short: I think he could be a very interesting interview-partner with some different views on the Ukraine adventures. Its covering also this civilian effort to win the war through logistics. But guess You already heard from him. Cheers

@sootikins

7 ай бұрын

Did you know that Harley and Brandon are constantly collaborating on projects such as getting radios and thermal scopes and stuff into Ukraine?

@unreal4127

7 ай бұрын

​@@sootikins And batteries for radios. So simple but difficult to get but literally saves lives.

@micumatrix

7 ай бұрын

@@sootikins yes, I follow and contribute to both

@sootikins

7 ай бұрын

@@unreal4127 Yep, l follow Brandon's channel so I have a good idea what all he and Harley are doing. My comment wasn't intended to be a comprehensive list of everything they do!

@WorldCitizen0000

7 ай бұрын

Great idea, suggested Lindy to interview Harley also as I subscribe to his channel also.

A massive thank you to you both. I need Brandon to write a book when this damn war ends.

You are doing a great job! I wish there were more people like you

Great interview, thoroughly enjoyed it and I really respect the work these volunteers do. Keep it up lads

This stuff is really interesting man. It really gives us an insight into things that no other sources gives. Please keep it up, invite other veterans after! 👍

Lindy you do great work man!

I could listen to these all day!

Please continue doing these interviews

@nowayjosedaniel

7 ай бұрын

We need 2 more interviews to give a more accurate picture of the war and why it is happening. 1 interview of a rebel donbas fighter who saw russia's invasion as a savior event. 1 interview of a russian volunteer (there are a lot of them) who signed up to fight the Nazi's and save their Eastern Ukranian Brothers. Then we will have a more accurate picture of the war, what is happening, why, and how we can stop this in the future. (The primary way to stop this is to prevent USA/NATO from starting proxy wars, destabilizing governments, and supporting fringe terorrist groups for the past 75 years).

Fantastic video! Thanks to everyone involved and everyone who's donated to Ukrainian resistance. Especially those who didn't get any recognition. It refreshes my hope for humanity.

Fantastic Lindy. These are so important, cracking effort. Real lives becoming real history.

As a former grunt, Brandon is right about staying humble and being personable. I learned really quickly that your support personel can really make your life easier, or a lot harder. Somebody's got to close with the enemy and hold ground. You can fight for a little while; but without beans, bullets, and band-aids, you're not sustaining for any period of time. If your truck is broken down and that mechanic remembers you've always been good to him, he might go out of his way to get you up and moving again. You very often get from others what you put out.

Lloyd this is a really good series. I enjoy most of your content but the coverage of Brendan's and Joe's stories is really first rate. Current, informative and engaging.

just so important. riveting. these interviews... please keep doing them.

These interviews are great. For better or worse, we should know what is going on.

honest fella. good luck

Good work LindyBeige, keep it up.

around 48mins: wait, you need army boots? do you accept used ones? in switzerland almost every single male swiss person gets a very good pair and they stay good for what feels like forever. the army is fairly large, but even more people do civil duty and stuff where they dont, barely or just lightly use them. the swiss government may be super annoying to work with, but it should be more than just easy to get thousands of perfectly good pairs of combat boots here. afaik when you're done with your service you keep them, also many people choose the option to buy themselves an alternative so they just have another pair laying about. do you think it's worth it for me to try and organise a bunch of them? i'm pretty well connected (grassroots kinda, not with politicians, though the lefties will defo hear of it very soon) and i'm confident that we could fill a few vans with them. i should hit up my older army comrades to ask them what they could/had to keep after their duty was over, i'm sure there must be some more useful things for us to send to you

@dinkelheit88

7 ай бұрын

I have a pair, here in america of Minerva KS boots

@autumn4142

7 ай бұрын

Try it, if you can’t pull it off you haven’t lost anything, if you do pull it off then you did a good thing.

@nevermindmeijustinjectedaw9988

7 ай бұрын

@@dinkelheit88 yeah, those minervas

@nevermindmeijustinjectedaw9988

7 ай бұрын

@@autumn4142 it's not like i cant, it's just that i dont wanna waste everyone's time (and boots) if they arent actually needed. also it's much easier to work hard and overtime when you know it's needed for a good cause. there are plenty of ukrainians here, at least a few of them will drive back to ukraine every now and again and at least a select few will agree to take care of the boots, that's not really a problem since i've done it before when i sent cartloads of food and others sent hygiene products. for a while there were people driving multiple times a week from my city alone. what i'm afraid of is if all the boots arrived and nobody needed them bc germany sent like 100k brand new ones and ours would just be donated to civilians. still not bad, but we have our little winter clothing specialists already and these boots may be nice and somewhat warm, but they arent "saving babushka's feet from frostbite during soviet winter"-warm. they are still just combat boots, good for letting sweaty feet breathe a little, keep them safe from barbed wire and not let water inside.

@purpleldv966

7 ай бұрын

Good ideea!

The mobilisation of giving for Ukraine seems to be the 21st century version of the International Brigades in the Spanish Civil War writ globally large. "I can't travel, but I can contribute something of value from the other side of the world."

@miriamweller812

7 ай бұрын

More like the german Volkssturm mixed up with "you will always find some idiots who eat your propaganda".

@muesliman100

7 ай бұрын

Only this time governments also help the democratic government instead of governments creating a committee of "neutrality" which practically meant Italy and Germany had free play to supply a bunch of goods and strong trained military volunteer troops to Franco. Also, this time USSR isn't there to stoke anarchist-Communist tensions and assassinate some critical unionists.

@attilamarics3374

7 ай бұрын

@@muesliman100 Democratic government XDXDXDXDXDXDXD

@rhetorical1488

7 ай бұрын

@@attilamarics3374 the KOOl-Aid is strong with em lol

@howwwwwyyyyy

7 ай бұрын

It's the opposite of the international brigade, please do some research into what has actually happened

Thank you again, Lindy.

His interviews on your channel are always more enjoyable to watch than his interviews on other channels. Cant really point it out how your and his combo works out so bloody well.

Keep up the great interviews! Super inspiring to see brave men like this risking it all for the freedom of others!

Yay For Brandon, yay for Lindy giving him his reach, yay for the allmighty algorithm.

God bless you lindy

Genocide Bad. Anyone who says otherwise was not raised by loving parents.

@edennis8578

7 ай бұрын

Then you should be on Russia's side. Ukraine has been committing genocide against Russian-speaking Ukrainians since 2014, after they voted to go with Russia after the American backed coup. 15,000 civilians murdered by the Ukraine military and another 40,000 injured according to the UN and humanitarian groups.

@whiskey_tango_foxtrot__

7 ай бұрын

The Donbas 2014-2022 enters the chat... Oh, you didn't give a fook

@Bauke1234

7 ай бұрын

​@@whiskey_tango_foxtrot__ We didn't give a fuck because it didn't happen. Only russian state media repeat this nonsense. There is zero evidence for it, and people have actively looked for it. It simply didn't happen. Some civilians died, due to the "civil" war that russia initiated after getting kicked out in 2014, but none due to the shelling of cities. Unlike at Bakhmut and Mariupol, where russia whiped those cities off the map with civilians in them. For that, there is actually a shit ton of evidence. Also, if you want to go back in time: there is plenty of evidence for MH17. Russia is a terrorist state. And its lies are catching up to it.

@johannes8270

7 ай бұрын

​@@whiskey_tango_foxtrot__ long disproven. If you care more about facts and less about telegram chats. But thsnks for pushing the video with your engagement. 😅

@johannes8270

7 ай бұрын

@@unterhau1102 yay. That could be a example in a dictionary under "whataboutism" 😂

Glad to see there's another part!

Genuine content.

I watched a video months ago, and you had Joseph on. Real great channel.

I was just thinking about this guy. It's amazing he volunteered for a war just to get out of Canada for a little while.

@arthurmiller-vl6sw

7 ай бұрын

Brandon hasn’t lived in Canada for 20 years but we are still very proud of him and his work.

@trentweston8306

7 ай бұрын

@@arthurmiller-vl6sw It sounds like you misunderstood my comment. I meant it as a joke with the meaning being that living in Canada is so bad that going into a warzone is preferable.

@arthurmiller-vl6sw

7 ай бұрын

@@trentweston8306 no misunderstanding, I did see it as a joke. Just making it clear he wasn’t living in Canada any longer. He actually is living in Sweden full time now. I guess your point still stands that he left 20 years ago. 🤔

Thanks to Brandon for the detailed and interesting interview. I hope this format continues long after the war is over because there are countless stories to be told

I hear Brandons story and I feel both awe and shame. He is inspiring me to try and do more for Ukraine, as well as making me feel ashamed for not having done more. A great person is one who inspires the rest of us to be better.

@NIL0S

7 ай бұрын

I like that he stands up for his principles, but I don't agree with westerners volunteering in this war. In-between, there's many degrees of that. I don't think you should be ashamed for not running headlong into a war. It's not normal to do what he does, and neither should it be.

@christinemartin4276

7 ай бұрын

I am giving a little every two weeks, if more people did it it will add up to a lot to help❤

@leifsimmons2464

7 ай бұрын

@@NIL0S I don't mean I should run headlong into this war, but I really admire the people gathering medical supplies, food, portable saunas, sock, etc and making sure it arrives. And I think helping our fellow man should be a normal thing.

I've followed Brandon. What a special person...Clean n sober, volunteering on the front saving lives. Very important work...because the war goes on. I don't think the Rus will ever give up because of their huge population they can keep sending people. Then I think the Ukrainians will also never stop, they have shown the world just how strong they are. And honor, they do not shoot or torture prisoners. Russia? We have all seen the brutality and negligence of their Army.

I have a macro view of the whole conflict as is my privilege as someone who isn't directly in the line of fire. But I really do respect most of these guys who chose to do something they belived in. This war is a horrific breakdown of sanity. I really like this guyyou can tell he has some social anxiety issues but still goes for it....my god the cosplayers bit what a legit dude This guy is someone who wouldn't even think about calling himself a hero but clearly did things that legitimately make him a hero

@brianmead7556

7 ай бұрын

He serves Nazis and alongside Nazis and helps and perpetrate their goals of genocide. He’s not a hero. He’s a villain who will soon be burning in hell alongside his favorite Austrian, courtesy of Russia!

Thanks for this. I didn’t know this channel, but came to see Brandon. 🥰 For he's a jolly good fellow, for he's a jolly good fellow For he's a jolly good fellow, and so say all of us! 😊 Heroyam slava. 🇺🇦

@arthurmiller-vl6sw

7 ай бұрын

I knew Lindy far before the war because my son and I used to play world of tanks. Lindy made the best IRL tank review/video’s. It was kinda shocking when he interviewed Brandon.

@SomethingBlonde

7 ай бұрын

@@arthurmiller-vl6sw Neat! I will check out the other videos. Gtsy. 🤗

@aaronleverton4221

7 ай бұрын

@@arthurmiller-vl6sw Not really, after his series with his friend Big Mac this was kind of logical.

thank you very much for this!

Thanks so much for creating and sharing this informative and timely video. Great job. Keep it up. Slava Ukraini 💙💙💛💛

Hey there, just for the record and -hopefully- for your personal amusement, dear mr. Beige, I am a young adult from an oriental despotism in the middle east who has bettered his accent, way of speech and everyday English knowledge with enormous help from your channel (enough that one my most dear friends two years ago, when I had shown him a video of yours said how similar I speak to your exalted manner of speech) and this note is my way of thanking you. Alas donations in foreign currencies are extremely difficult in this specific oriental despotism due to sanctions and isolation of this land and sadly even if I manage it due to the extremely low value of our currency (it is indeed so low that your average retail worker earns about 120 Dollars per month for tireless work) it would be so little that it may look as an insult as is attending a lucullan banquet and bringing for the host creme de menthe. So please excuse me for being so very bold and thinking that my letter of kind words and thanks mean more than an offering of creme de menthe. Thank you very much. Sincerely yours, Kasra.

Brandon's stories really highlight the human generosity which occurs during this war. It's really amazing.

Subscribed to Brandon from the very beginning (Glory to the Future of Ukraine, if you've watched Brandon, you remember who the future of Ukraine is!) Excellent to see his progress, and glad to see him power on! Hope there's a part 4!

@christinemartin4276

7 ай бұрын

I followed Brendon from the beginning too, great man❤

is this part 2 or 3 ... rather confusing not having links between them

I've worked in the international automotive industry (a pretty low level office job but still, I know a bit). It is very unusual for legit car dealerships to ACCEPT cash let alone demand it. Because most dealerships are technically financial institutions (because they finance cars) they MUST comply with AML (Anti-Money Laundering) and KYC (Know Your Customer) legislation. Especially if they are dealing with two randomers claiming to be volunteers in a war.

An amazing video series! Thank you always for these. Thanks also to Brandon for all his efforts and for telling his story! Lastly, I laughed hard at the nerdy cosplayers being far more effective and helpful than the captain America types😂 Nerds FTW!

Captain Americas are pretty funny though, you have to admit.

Splendid.

As a born Nürnbergian, I have an interesting piece of trivia: Nuremberg has a very active and lively city cooperation with Charkiw (regular exchanges, partner schools, etc.). At least for me, that made the war feel a little closer

Lindybeige. Happy Friday!

@billynomates920

7 ай бұрын

i know. i had a friend round last night and he follows ukraine closely. i was trying to show him this channel but i just couldn't remember the name - you know, the sword fight guy. the sword fight guy? shadi? no, he does commentary. what on sword fights? yes, you know - the archeologist guy. indiana jones? no, he interviews volunteers. but he thinks they fight with swords? 🤯lucky, he's round again tonight 😂

@frankbarnwell____

7 ай бұрын

@@billynomates920 Lindybeige dances around from topic to topic; lindyhopping all the way.

Just joined Brandon YT channel !

What happens with physical donations a lot of times places are not set up with the logisitics to handle them. I was at a charity after a major disaster and 2000 suits got donated in one morning for funerals due to it snowballing on social media.

it would be nice to hear an interview from someone from other side

Thank you Brandon and all those who are helping Ukraine.

Fantastic.!! 👍 👍 👍

The look of consideration for a moment like "Hm. WAS he smarter than Homer Simpson? Yeah, perfectly feasible. Go on."

A Canadian citizen with an English accent volunteering for military service in Ukraine. What a time to live in.

Please keep these up or find another great guest after him.

Big smile here through this whole video. One of Brandon’s skills is his excellent story-telling. He has amazing content because of who he is, a resourceful, creative thinker who’s willing to explore new possibilities. This session is fantastic. Thank you!

The title for Brandon's Autobiography... "One Day at a Time"

Will you talk about Israel

@concon4050

7 ай бұрын

if he does it'll be supporting them, guys clearly a fucking sod nato commie

Coupla legends right there.

This man has pure Chauncey Gardener energy, and I mean that in the absolute best way.

this is a comment to drive engagement to this content which I enjoy and would like to see more of but I don't actually have anything to say