Response to my video on 'discrimination of Russians', protests in Tbilisi & will I leave Georgia?
Recently I posted a video called “Are Russians discriminated in Georgia?” where I showed how sometimes I feel out of place living here, but also how I cope with these feelings by engaging in rallies and events organized by Russians in Tbilisi. I received many comments on that video, so today I'd like to reply to them. I’ll also tell you about the recent protests in Georgia regarding the “foreign agents law", and share how I've been doing this months
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You articulate yourself with such honesty, clarity and intelligent compassion here, Natasha. Thank you for your words. ❤ Yes, let’s make this world a better place together.
@dougbrowning82
Жыл бұрын
Western Canada, especially Manitoba, has the highest Russian population (4.7% for Manitoba). Unfortunately, there is also a pretty sizable Ukrainian population here. So it might be a little uncomfortable.
@salyluz6535
Жыл бұрын
@@dougbrowning82: Wow. So you’re saying it’s unfortunate that my Ukrainian Mennonite ancestors found refuge in Canada?
@dougbrowning82
Жыл бұрын
@@salyluz6535 No. But given the situation in their homelands, some Ukrainians might not be comfortable living in the same neighborhood with Russians, and may make things uncomfortable for both sides. That's the unfortunate part. It would be interesting so see if Russian Canadians have noticed any attitude changes toward them.
“Empathy is a quality of character that can change the world.” I appreciate the lens through which you see & experience people.😊
Dear Natasha, I am an old man from Texas, just barely old enough to be your grandpa. I started following Yeah Russia. I held my breath while you finished your degree. And I am as proud of you as I can be.
@grichard1585
Жыл бұрын
@A B Eff Trump and Eff Putin
@VuQuang1973
Жыл бұрын
@A B WTF is wrong with you?
@6killer426
Жыл бұрын
@@grichard1585 you can move to Ukraine to be around people of a like mind. 🇺🇦🏳️🌈
@jamesryan7684
Жыл бұрын
@@6killer426 Every decent person in the world hates Trump and hates Putin. So that makes you a turd.
@donjonjr1
Жыл бұрын
@@6killer426 you can move to Ruzzia to be around like minded people comrade 🤡 ByeDon took out the TR45H 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Take courage, Natasha, Know that thousands of people around the world are thinking of you and wish you the best.
@viktorias63
Жыл бұрын
She did absolutely nothing courageous
@romanal.1738
Жыл бұрын
@@viktorias63 No need to be envious. We need to recognize the merits of other people, and do the best we can in our lives.
You continue to be an amazing human being! Young people with your mindset will ensure the world becomes a better place.
@mrnobody5381
Жыл бұрын
she should throw away her liberal ideologies and find a good man to marry, stay home, take care of kids. Otherwise she is worthless really. A one night stand kind of worthless. Once she hits 30, her looks will be gone. Good luck finding a decent husband.
@mavrosyvannah
Жыл бұрын
Are you out of your rubber boots?
@jamesryan7684
Жыл бұрын
I agree 100%. Natasha is a role model for young people.
@antitrustnomonopoly8291
Жыл бұрын
@@jamesryan7684 Nata is a dance partner for people who are enjoying NPD codependent dance.
@mrnobody5381
Жыл бұрын
@@jamesryan7684 hahahahhahahahahhahahahahahahha....mmmmggmgmgmmmmhh...ok....hahahahahahhahahahahaha
The world is dominated by tyrants and power struggles. Our experience and understanding of them depends on how close we are to them and how well hidden they are. Natasha is a wonderful example of discovering this truth.
@kingdomofgeorgia1751
Жыл бұрын
What truth did she discover? Can you share?
@romanal.1738
Жыл бұрын
@@kingdomofgeorgia1751 I will try to explain to you. Nataša grew up in the midst of very aggressive, neo-Stalinist propaganda, but she is a person who sees, hears and thinks for herself and has learned the truth about the real state of affairs in Russia. She realized that it is a tyrannical rule that violates human rights and stifles freedom. I hope I helped. :)
@kingdomofgeorgia1751
Жыл бұрын
@@romanal.1738 No, your comment is not helpful. My question is what truth did Natasha discovered? The title of this video is "response to my video on discrimination of Russians." Where do you see discrimination in this video?
@andynull8869
Жыл бұрын
No war but the class war
you, and people like you, are the reason why there is still hope in the world. your courage and devotion to truth and justice for all humanity doesn't go unnoticed. when things are tough, know that you are loved by many who you never met. much courage and joy is wished for you now and in you future
@vell2994
Жыл бұрын
Yes!!!
People with good hearts like you are always welcome in Georgia
"Those who make peaceful protest impossible, make violent protest inevitable." It's only a matter of time now.
@alanchristensen5735
Жыл бұрын
True
@MattMajcan
Жыл бұрын
a matter of time until what? most russians support the war
@Damian.D
Жыл бұрын
Well said!
@suportbghelp4938
Жыл бұрын
In France now, Russian will protest only if their economy broke(not seems so posibal for now) or Putin use Nukes vs someone.
@aryzen2781
Жыл бұрын
bars
"I feel this resentment like some black viscous thing and I'm trying to pull it out of my chest." Dang, what a way to visualize that post-Soviet trauma! I'm glad you are able to find a sense of "save-haven" in Georgia. Love the "zooming-out" editing btw when comparing Z and anti-war voices. Take care.
Наташа невероятно смелый человек! Очень мощное впечатление от видео. А ещё у Наташи талант рассказывать так, что видео смотрится на одном дыхании буквально. Большое спасибо 🙏 Желаю огромнейшей удачи и таких же огромнейших успехов во всем!! 🙏 Привет из Хабаровска ❤️
Having lived as an expat for many consecutive years, I think your handling of the protests in Georgia was very mature and definetly the right way to approach it.
Natasha is beginning to understand just how complicated Russia's relationship with it's former Soviet republics is going to be for decades to come. In making an effort to appreciate how others might view herself and others who have fled Russia, she is showing empathy and hopefully it inspires her audience to do the same.
@gregb3457
Жыл бұрын
Thoughtful comment. I agree. @Natasha's Adventures
@shoalbayboy
Жыл бұрын
I must admit I to being slightly anxious when I read the title "Response to my video on 'discrimination of Russians" thinking this could go not so well. But am pleasantly relieved that Natasha's EMPATHY shone through. Having watched her from the beginning and all the curve balls life has thrown her way she has maintained a compassionate attitude toward others. That she can carry off a 16 minute monologue in other than her native tongue, excuse the pun, speaks volumes.
@stevemcgowen
Жыл бұрын
No. I hate Ruzzians. All of them. Always will now. I better not see any in Prague...
@kingdomofgeorgia1751
Жыл бұрын
@@shoalbayboy I don't know what discrimination she is talking about. Did anybody refused something to do? Country is occupied by Russian troops, Russians committed ethnic cleansing of Georgians, and many Russians irritate Georgians by saying "Glory to Russia." They are not filled with remorse and shame. They still complain. NUTS! kzread.info/dash/bejne/jJeT0c2yZpvFebA.html
Wow incredible video Natasha👍. Honest brave and straightforward. Just imagine how many highly skilled and intelligent people Russia lost once again. And will keep losing . Because in the 21st-century people actually prefer freedom and democracy
@renanvinicius6036
Жыл бұрын
Freedom and democracy? 😂 The west can be better in reguards to freedom compared to Russia, but there is not that much of a difference, if we talk about Assange's story we could think that it was something related to the Russian government going after people who expose Russian schemes, but actually it is the west, the CIA even had a plan to assassinate him.
Natasha, it is definitely difficult for you, basically being homeless until you can find a place to accept you. Don't give up. The thoughts you share, show you are a good person as many victims of this war are also good person caught in the crosshairs of evil. Stay strong!
Thanks! Keep up the good work. The world needs to hear your voice
Thank you, Natasha. I hope you will be safe wherever you go. May God bless you.💚
You are so thoughtful and articulate. Your talk of the black viscous fluid of resentment you are trying to rid yourself from was a great poetic metaphor to help us understand your feelings. Thank you so much for continuing to share your life and thoughts with us on this channel.
@olivere5497
Жыл бұрын
Yeah, but Georgians gotta point.
@flummi6966
Жыл бұрын
I do support getting vegetables to those han mars miners coming back,and besides that hope that you dont know how uranium or plutionium smells. That crunchy rusty (otherworldly) smel and sound of biting a bread and it wasnt there
@UAuaUAuaUA
Жыл бұрын
@@flummi6966 too much vodka?
@kingdomofgeorgia1751
Жыл бұрын
I guess many of you don't understand what discrimination means and entire story is does not make sense.
@kingdomofgeorgia1751
Жыл бұрын
@@olivere5497 What do you understand from her "news". Her story does not make sense to me.
You are sharing your destiny with us, Natasha. We watch while you live it. An amazing story of personal growth and hardship. And you are unafraid to reveal your vulnerabilities. This makes you even stronger in my eyes. Thank you again.
With people like you fighting for injustices in this world, this gives me hope! You are such beautiful young woman inside and out. Hello from Southern California. 🙋🏻♀️😎☮️❤️🏳️🌈
Welcome to Turkey Natasha! I hope you can find peace in our country
@jittie5430
Жыл бұрын
Well obviously greece is better
@tomhirons7475
Жыл бұрын
@@jittie5430 Turkey also has a dictator .
@gttgnn
Жыл бұрын
Turkey is not better than Russia in terms of dictatorship
@elif-nu2gj
Жыл бұрын
@@jittie5430 you’re such a pathetic person to compare your country to mine in a situation where there is not even a bit of relation to Greece lol
@kingdomofgeorgia1751
Жыл бұрын
Yeah... That a good point. Russia and Turkey signed the Brotherhood Treaty (Known as the Moscow Treaty) in 1921 and shared Democratic Republic of Georgia.
Natasha it's so good to hear your clear moral voice. You are homeless but you don't want to drown in self pity or resentment. You are able to speak out unlike so many of your fellow Russians. Keep up the good fight!
@based344
Жыл бұрын
This trans guy is homeless too?
Welcome to Turkey Natasha! Çeşme is a great choice. I hope, you have fun there. I've been following you in YT and IG since one year. I need to say that you are a great human being! Your courage and dedication to making the world better always inspire us. We have our own Putin in our country but i believe that dictators are doomed to lose!
@travelleryildirim3013
Жыл бұрын
Gercekten Cesmede mi ? Vlogda duymamistim … öyleyse cok iyi bir yerde en azindan Egede liberal bi yere yerlesmis 👍
I am from Germany and have a daughter (20). Thankfully we live in a peaceful, well educated and open minded country. We are often talking about people like you, because of their courage and their intentions to do what they do. Sometimes it is difficult to understand. Your channel opens up our understanding. Please go on with all of you great opinions. You give young peoples the hope, that there are others like you, who don’t agree what’s going on, and maybe they will stand up for that sometime.
@aboveitall1653
Жыл бұрын
Germany was not always like that............once upon a time !
@Stella-eo8lq
Жыл бұрын
@@aboveitall1653Germany works very hard to get a tolerate country. Yes we have a negative history but it was for 80 years. A lot of people do social work and if you want, you will get a lot of help
@kerim.s8801
Жыл бұрын
@@Stella-eo8lq We don't have a negative history. Comparing The shithole weimar republic and third reich is only small part of german history. Of course only Germany took responsibility instead of the criminals of versailles.
@HeritageCast
Жыл бұрын
Peaceful? With slaves lol..... yeah nah dawg lmao
Spoken with great understanding and intelligence. With more people like you, the world will be a better place. Stay safe.
It is wonderful to see and hear you. I admire your wit, sense of humor and honesty and courage in a world that can be unfair and cruel. That drunk man in the restaurant can't darken the light you bring. I am glad that you are young and hopefully have the time to make this a better world.
Natasha, thank you for sharing your story with us. I hope that you will have a great future wherever you call home. Be safe and be happy. ❤
Glad you are doing well, Natasha. I always look forward to your videos.
Natasha, you are one beautiful articulate & intelligent young lady. I look forward to all your posts as a see only integrity and honesty. Take care stay cool and much love from a very old (75yr. old) Irishman living in Australia. BTY. my lovely family think the same of you as well. Krgds Brian. xx ☘️❤️🇦🇺
I find you to be very informative, smart and well spoken. Thanks for sharing your experiences and views!
Good luck Natasha! Stay strong and keep your spirits up.
I’m an Italian gay man who lives in the UK and I feel so much respect for you. I wish you all the best for your future as you are such an inspiration and you deserve so much in life. Please be safe and carry on being amazing! xxx
@bbee674
Жыл бұрын
I hope you are happy and well treated here?
@AusValue
11 ай бұрын
and I am straight. why the need to mention sexuality? Being gay is perfectly normal, no need to label yourself
@gaykid80
11 ай бұрын
@@AusValue I mentioned it because we are talking about Putin’s homophobic Russia and, as much as I currently criticise that country, I appreciate people like this young woman who are challenging the regime instead of supporting it like sheep. I hope you understand why I am such a fan of people like her and why mentioning my sexuality was important. Probably as a straight man you have the privilege not to think about these details.
@AusValue
11 ай бұрын
@@gaykid80 understandable, but it’s not relevant in the context of your comment. If you were talking about how gays are treated in the UK then that would make sense.
@gaykid80
10 ай бұрын
@@AusValue I know how gays are treated in Russia. That’s why I’m mentioning the fact that I, as a gay person, care about what’s happening in that country. Despite the fact that I’m Italian, gay and live in the UK. Is the fact that I’m Italian not irrelevant? Why did you choose to criticise the word gay as irrelevant?
Good to see you again Natasha, thanks for sharing your most recent experience in Turkey. Stay safe and all the best with your new adventure! (Y)
@markcolyer6637
Жыл бұрын
She really won’t shag you ugly boy…
Welcome back Natasha, you continue to be as Enchanting and Compelling as ever. It's comforting to know You're okay but equally distressing to realise You're still having to endure the horrendous nature of all this at such a young age. On the upside it is evident You're not only mentally resilient but also educationally totally 'on top' of the realities of the situation You're in which is a comfort. Just stay Strong and know that Your voice is being heard. Big Huggs
@markcolyer6637
Жыл бұрын
See if she’ll meet you let alone shag you. Ugggggly boy
@lemal0432
Жыл бұрын
Well written - I echo your sentiment
Good to hear your thoughts, as always, Natasha! You are an inspiration, a source of good in the world.
Once again, thank you for your experience/insights, and your honest presence. Enjoy the journey, this will all go so fast.
Thank you 4 being you. Stay safe.
@mandarinica3169
Жыл бұрын
Only 5? She wish more money from stupid people.
Again, such depth, emotional intelligence and wisdom fom one so young. You will go far.
I hope it all works out for you. You are a brave and smart young lady. Hang in there and hopefully thing will get better for you. Stay well and safe.
Thank you for your words Natasha, i’ve been following you sometime now since you lived in your hometown…. Always found what you had to say and share interesting and I’m proud of you for standing by your Beliefs and the distain for a very unnecessary war, and treatment of your countrymen who stand up and share their beliefs that are put away in prison… Looking forward to your next post
It's been interesting to see your development over the past few years. Best of luck, hope you find peace wherever you make your home.
Congratulations! I believe this is one of your best videos ever! You got a message to tell and you did that honestly, sinceirly and authenticaly... and it turned out very well!🎉
Stay strong and true Natasha! Loved this video!
Wishing you the best.Glad you are safe and am enjoying your insights into what is happening over there.
Natasha - I did start watching your “Yeah Russia” channel, and actually thought about visiting there. That is gone now, it feels worse (in the USA) than the USSR days. That you communicate and share your message is so important, to the world as a whole ! Billy Joel wrote a song called “Leningrad”, that has a theme repeating again and again. Please be careful… the universe needs your voice 🙏🏼🙏🏽🙏🏾
@rodrigovaccari7547
Жыл бұрын
I'm also from that time. Crazy how things can change in the span of a few years.
@cptnoname
Жыл бұрын
@@propletrelooxretlitre5705'm the last one to say that what we've been up to in the past 30 years is "good" as I've been opposed to every military action we've conducted past Bosnia... HOWEVER, you should really take a look at what's actually going on in Ukraine. There's no justification for American "interventions", I'll agree, but there's far less justification for Russian conquest in the name of ticking off an entry on Putin's bucket list.
@colleenpeck6347
Жыл бұрын
Americans are NOT allowed to visit Russia.
@crystalbluepersuasion1027
Жыл бұрын
I quit voting for republicans after George W Bush invaded Iraq (when he lied us into Iraq). I don’t agree with everything our politicians do but, for now at least, we can still express an opinion. I just hope we can hang onto our democracy in spite of the reich wingers trying to chip away at our rights and turn this country into a christo-fascist flop.
I am sorry that some people say negative things to you. I am always blown away by the great things that you say. Yes, you are a person just like the rest of us. But you have great insight into your personal situation. Not many of us could handle it nearly as well as you do. You are truly fantastic and we all love you for that! Really ... I mean it. Please keep giving us such wonderful videos. You are the best !!!
You have grown so much in the past year. You're intelligent and a valuable person in our world dear Natasha ❤
Thank you Natasha for another interesting and thoughtful video. All the best to you.
Every video I see of you, you have become wiser.
Thank you for the up-date Natasha. I am glad to hear you are doing well.
Natasha I wish you all the best. Everyone has there own moral code and we should work very hard not to judge a person by where they are from but on their character. Keep on keeping on! Love from America.
You go girl. I admire everything about you. Keep up the good fight. Love from Latvia❤️🇱🇻
you are such a smart person, it's an honor following you! All the best from Switzerland
@vikiooo
Жыл бұрын
Best wishes from country that made their wealth being on gold that Nazis stole.
I thought what you said in that video was clear, Natasha. But your response is appreciated 💙 All the best to you in Turkey and beyond 😊
@Liofa73
Жыл бұрын
You’ll always get someone that doesn’t watch the whole video or doesn’t listen properly.
@APlusRussian
Жыл бұрын
@@Liofa73 true story!! Another reason I'm now second-guessing the decision to make my last video 32 minutes 😅
@fabricio4794
Жыл бұрын
Turkey is a Dangerous Place she should move to Japan
@AndreaBorto
Жыл бұрын
Hearing the ukrainians, they are so upset because russians don't do anything in Russia for a change. And flocking out of Russia is unuseful since they will become citizen of other countries and still nothing will change. Or Navalny is looked suspiciously since he was ok with Crimea annexation back in 2014, and ukrianians think every russians has an imperialistic mindset where russia can annex what it wants. Since opposition is impossible in Russia (unless ypu wanna start a revolution) it is necessary to organize abroad in a safe country where gru and fsb cannot kill, a comitee of liberation of Russia. Maybe you need to organize,show to the world there is a real effort abroad for a change.think of free france under de gaulle in WW2, they sat in the table of winners even if the entire France collaborated with Nazi. This comitee should also lay the base for a reformation of education of russians, pushing on work,meritocracy and education, russia has everything to be if not a superpower but a wealthy state with peaceful attitude. Russia must be like Canada,not like Usa or China.
@UAuaUAuaUA
Жыл бұрын
@@APlusRussian I also think many viewers will not even start watching a 32 minute video. Consider 5 to 10 minutes as an ideal time frame and look how many more views you'll get with it.
Natasha, you are truly a most amazing young woman! I love your courage in speaking your mind. Keep up this excellent journey!
I'm seeing Nat blossom into a confident young lady, her skin complexion and colour has also improved. Better diet and fresh air does wonders. ****Any scammers replying to my comment will be BLOCKED****.
To any Georgians reading the comments: I developed an overwhelmingly positive view of Georgia and the Georgian people after watching several Russian KZreadrs who have fled to your country. They say you have generally been very, very hospitable to Russians, which is especially amazing considering Russia occupies much Georgia; your cuisine is delicious; your mountains are beautiful; Tbilisi has its share of nightlife; etc. There has been a little friction over rent increases, but that’s understandable. 🇬🇪
@kingdomofgeorgia1751
Жыл бұрын
Georgia welcomes everyone. Our ancestors (and I've seen when Georgians toasting for the guests) "When a guest comes, it is like a sunrise, when a guest leaves, it is like a sunset." All kinds of ethnic groups live in Georgia because they love nature and nobody bothers them. But they have no passion to learn Georgian language and culture. Even two parliamentarians don't speak Georgian at all because they come from Armenian and Azerbaijani communities. We learned that our ancestors made so much mistakes that we paid a huge price. We have too many bad experiences with Russia for 200 + years. Many Russians expect we have to speak Russian. Some Russians irritate Georgians by saying "Glory to Russia." The funny thing is that, historically Georgia has been sandwiched between three empires, Persia, Ottoman and Russian empires. They all wanted to get Georgia. However, most immigrants in Georgia are from Russia, Persia and Turkey. We became minorities.
@sallytavkhelidze1276
Жыл бұрын
Hello from Georgia.Many Russians live in Georgia for 5-10 years and don't know even one word in Georgian.They expect that every Georgian must know Russian and speak to us Russian without asking if we understand it.They think its still soviet union,when people knew Russian.If i was Russian I'll never stay in the country,where i will not feel safe. I don't understand what this girl asking for but Georgia is really safe country.Except everything Georgian people are still patient and hospitable towards Russians,even though many of them are rude and don't deserve it.
@kingdomofgeorgia1751
Жыл бұрын
Country is occupied by Russian troops, Russians committed ethnic cleansing of Georgians, and many Russians irritate Georgians by saying "Glory to Russia." They are not filled with remorse and shame. kzread.info/dash/bejne/jJeT0c2yZpvFebA.html
@kingdomofgeorgia1751
Жыл бұрын
@@sallytavkhelidze1276 წაიკითხე კომენტარები ბოლო ოთხი საათის განმავლობაში ხალხი რეებს წერენ. ამ ნატაშას და იმ კომენტარებს უნდა ავუჯანყდეთ. გაავრცელე ეს ვიდეო ქართველებში და ხმა ამოვიღოთ თორემ თავზე შეგვაჯდებიან. ზოგიერთი ქართველის კომენტარი ძალიან საწყენია რომ ეთანხმებიან ნატაშას. რა დისკრიმინაციაზეა საუბარი? შარზეა.
@sallytavkhelidze1276
Жыл бұрын
@@kingdomofgeorgia1751 ქართველების კომენტარები ვერ ვნახე,მგონი არც უნახავთ ეს ვიდეო,მაგრამ სხვებს როგორ აცოდებს ეს გოგო თავს მაგას მივხვდი.საერთოდ რუსს რომ ნამუსი ჰქონდეს ,აქ ფეხი არ უნდა დაადგას,მაგრამ მაინც ჩამოდიან და ქართველებიც ჩვეულებრივად ექცევიან,მე მაგათი დისკრიმინაცია არ მინახავს აქ.და იმის მაგივრად,რომ მადლობლები იყვნენ როგორ იღებს ქართველი ხალხი,კიდე აქეთ პროვოკაციულ ვიდეოებს აქვეყნებენ.ვერ ვხვდები ამ გოგოს რაზე აქვს პრეტენზია.ჯერ ელემენტარული ზრდილობა არ გააჩნიათ,მოგადგებიან და გიწყებენ რუსულად საუბარს,ისე რომ არც შეგეკითხებიან გესმის თუ არა საერთოდ რუსული.ან ქართული უნდა ისწავლონ ან საერთაშორისო ენაზე გვესაუბრონ.
Very interesting and thoughtful and compassionate. Thank you, Natasha
Natasha this is the first time that I have seen your videos and I must tell you that you impressed me as a young person who is able to think and to reason for yourself even though the government has tried its best to control your understanding of the truth. I’m glad that you escaped this mind control and you are now able to travel and to see for yourself this world we live in. Clearly the evil that war unleashes touches everyone and some people lash out without understanding nor trying to dig deeper about what those people feel. They strike at symbols and they are often wrong because the judge á book by its cover. You are sensitive but as you grow you will become more resilient and stronger. Continue your journey and may your pathways enlighten your spirit and enrich it.
As usual thoroughly enjoyed your message and you have a sole that is wonderful and a maturity years older than one would anticipate ❤
You have matured so well in your articulation of your views. No regret supporting your work via Patreon. Keep it up!
We are so excited for you and your future. You’re inspiring many people, Natasha 🤗🤗🤗
I am awed by your level of analysis, empathy, and patience to read and answer your comments, Natasha. I subscribed long ago because you are able to stand on your own beliefs and fight for them in your own way. It is important for your viewers to learn about the real Russian perspectives that Putin and his allies are trying to cover and distort. I hope you continue to share your views bravely. In my opinion, it is brave. Even in Georgia, through KZread, to keep speaking out against evil in Russia is brave. I hope the world can pay attention to help the forces WITHIN Russia make a difference too. We all have one life to fight for the truth^^
Natasha stay Safe ;I’ve loved your channel for 3yrs now ; you are Honest
Thank you for the update, Natasha! I collect books, and that book you were looking at is gorgeous.
Thank you for another insightful video, Natasha. I hope so much you'll find your place one day. You're a good person.
Hi Natasha, It's been a pleasure watching you from the beginning of your KZread videos and getting to see you grow up and mature. Looking forward to more videos coming.
Thanks for staying in touch, Natasha. Be well!
I am so very grateful that I came across your channel many months ago. Your genuine desire to make this world a better place brings hope to me, and I believe to many others. Even if you left your home to find another place, I wish upon you that every place you wish to go will welcome you as a citizen of the world. Good luck to you and you’re continued fight to make this a better world.
@feathersx5427
Жыл бұрын
This is the worst typed shit I have ever seen. Did a robot type that? JESUS CHRIST...
...let's make this world a better place, and what a better place to start than cultural exchange! Thank you for doing your part in helping for example us western people to understand the sentiment and feelings of the younger people in Russia. I hope all this crazy shit comes to an end someday!
@johnross2924
Жыл бұрын
The only way the world is going to be a better place is by getting shut of the evil authorities from around the world.
You are a hero, and I wish more people in the world would be like you. Stay strong!
Happy to see you channel has grown to large subscribers base! Congratulations! 🎉
You might not know this, but your videos provide a unique insight into an important historical event. I would not be surprised if they would be used as a primary source for social studies regarding the situation of Russians during the collpase of the Russian republic.
@totenkopfgrgdfhb1336
Жыл бұрын
Joke of the day 🤣🤣
@UAuaUAuaUA
Жыл бұрын
@@totenkopfgrgdfhb1336 russki kaput of the day
@mrnobody5381
Жыл бұрын
Well, little girls conquer everything and know everything right? Lets make a statue of her next to the one in new york facing down the bull. Strong wahmen
@toddburgess5056
Жыл бұрын
@@totenkopfgrgdfhb1336 did you get lost when you ended up here?
@bryanemmel6516
Жыл бұрын
The Russian flag will be flying over Berlin again long before the collapse of the Russian Federation. Then you can adapt your social studies program to new realities and make sure that your children learn the Russian Language as well.
Thanks as usual Natasha 😊❤
You are such a wonderful moral person Natasha. Thank you for being you.
Yep. I've mentioned it before. It is gratifying and ascetically pleasing to note the resilience emanating from deep within you, or to put it more succinctly, good to hear you've got your mojo working 😊
Your videos are so informative and I really agree with your point of view. Stay safe ❤
@feathersx5427
Жыл бұрын
Do you think she;s liberal or conservative?
Always enjoy your videos. You're such a good person and you speak from the heart but with such clear, considered thought. I was wondering and hoping if we'd hear your thoughts on the Moskalev's and the Georgian protests (yes, both stories were covered in the UK). I just wish you all the very best for the future. Enjoy your visit to Turkey and I hope you enjoy your return to Georgia - so glad you feel comfortable there.
Natasha, you are doing the best you can with the difficult situation you find yourself in. In other words, you are doing the right thing. We are cheering for you from Canada!
Thank you for posting. You’re a light in a darkening world. Shine on.
Thanks for sharing your perspective 🙏
you're a good person Natasha. love hearing from you and watching your videos
@RPRosen-ki2fk
Жыл бұрын
I agree, I feel the same way about Natasha.
Such great heartfelt work. It’s amazing. Come live in the US, we need you and more like you. My family will continue to support - keep it up, and enjoy!
Good evenig from Zuerich, dear Natasha. Thank you for your video. You are sensible and I wish you all the best.
Thanks Natasha for doing justice. I am from South Africa and I am totally embarrassed that our corrupt government supports Putin. I say my say about how disgusting I am with my government on Facebook so we have something in common. Your challenge is just so much bigger. Please continue being positive and stay healthy.
@dsoule4902
Жыл бұрын
NATO aggressed. Should not poke The Bear.
@arturganczarski500
Жыл бұрын
@@dsoule4902 NATO did not poke the bear. The bear's appetite grew beyond what he can chew, and the bear will soon regret.
@tolrem
Жыл бұрын
I'm wondering if ZA is one of the countries receiving cheap crude oil?Might partly explain their support. [BTW I left ZA as a child in 1961 so their support disappoints me too.]
@kentkippes5773
Жыл бұрын
Didn't know South Africa supported Putin. How shameful
@rachelg785
Жыл бұрын
@@arturganczarski500 NATO is the entity growing for the last 3 decades. Right up to Russian borders.
Thank you very much Natasha for this beautiful video! I hope you will be able to get visa, as you deserve it.
The World needs more people like you Natasha. I wish you all the best.
Great, heart-felt video. ThaNks for posting.
My respect for you is growing from time to time Natasha! I found you way earlier before you moved to Georgia. First of all, wish you to find a peaceful place to live, and go back to your tyrant-free homeland whenever you want to. Best of luck from your Georgian subscriber :))
@kingdomofgeorgia1751
Жыл бұрын
კარგი რა რა მადლობას უხდი. კარგად მოუსმინე რას ამბობს. ყველაფრის უფლება აქვს და დისკრინიმაციაზე ლაპარაკობს. იმედია გესმის მნიშვნელობა დისკრინიმაციის. თან ქართველებთან ამხანაგობას ერიდება, მაგრამ საქართველოსი ცხოვრება უნდა. არ არის კარგი ნიშანი.
@fretnesbutke3233
Жыл бұрын
Bravo Georgia!
@viktorias63
Жыл бұрын
@@kingdomofgeorgia1751 gorgian with common sense here
@kingdomofgeorgia1751
Жыл бұрын
@@viktorias63 We are two Georgians here with two different vision. Which one are you talking about? 🙂
@romanal.1738
Жыл бұрын
@@kingdomofgeorgia1751 Georgian letters are beautiful, many of them resemble a heart - but your criticism is an unfair generalisation. If you knew Natasha, you would know that she does not want to socialize with violent and aggressive men, be they Georgians, Croats, Russians, Spaniards or any other nationality. Do you think Natasha should smile at all men who approach her, regardless of how they approach her? Your criticism sounds a bit ill-intentioned. I hope I'm wrong. Greetings from Croatia!
All the very best for you!! 😊
Im so so happy that someone like you exists. Thank god. You are the hope.
Maybe your best video yet. It's fascinating how quickly your mind works while speaking English. Your grammar and sentence structure are EXCELLENT. Keep up the good work. Until next time.
I see you as a person not so different from other people i know. You just got caught in the middle of an enormous geopolitical train wreck by a twist of fate. I've been following you for a couple of years and I respect your honesty and integrity. Please don't be discouraged by the trolls and the haters.
@brettrobinson2901
Жыл бұрын
As a troll and a hater...STOP!.. hating on us haters!...I HATE THAT!...❤ THE HATE!.......OR ELSE!..........................please don't inquire as to...else what?.....I'm still working on that...
@mikedang3613
Жыл бұрын
She did not get caught in anything. She is a woman who cannot be conscripted. She is wealthy compared to even medial upper-class citizens in Russia. Her job is online and can be performed anywhere and under any circumstance. Her city of Spassk-Dalny is literally the furthest possible location from Ukraine's terrorism. Her position is - in literally every possible aspect - the furthest removed from any effect of Ukraine's terrorist regime in every conceivable capacity.
@alfelker
Жыл бұрын
@@mikedang3613 And your point is ?
@rickmorgan1441
Жыл бұрын
@@mikedang3613 lol you're an idiot. Ukrainians are defending their families and country from an illegal terrorist Ruzzian invasion but somehow the people being invaded are doing wrong?? You just exposed yourself as a low life deranged Ruzzian psycho. good luck sergei, your character is your fate LOSER 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Sometimes I'm sure it is hard to be a woman far from home, as well as an outsider in a foreign land. Stay strong friend. Try not to worry so much. Thank you for sharing your perspective. So many scary things are happening for LGBTQ+ people around the world right now. Thanks for doing your part to spread information.
Good to see your safe. Keep up the good work!
This is what makes you so beautiful. This is why I have had admired you for so long. Thank you for sharing your view even though we all have haters. Do not let your haters get you down, they are just a part of life.
Hey Natasha, As an American KZreadr living in Georgia, and following you since 2020, I am glad you are here (when you aren't traveling). Neither of us can really comment on the situation in Georgia, and truthfully it is complicated. Yet having people like you here makes it a more fascinating place. I knew you were coming here before you did. I just knew you had to leave. I have been contacting other Russians here. I recently made a Russian friend who is a puppeteer.. She knows that I have deep interest in the art, and got in touch with me and she wants me to give a speech at Auditoria. If you hear about it you should come and introduce yourself. It probably won't be super soon. Anyway I just want to say I am grateful you are here.
@waynegouin939
Жыл бұрын
Hi. Thank You for inviting Natasha. Please encourage her to attend your speech. As I think it would be a wonderful experience.
Thank you for updating us on your situation, Natasha, and for giving us details on what has taken place. I have been following you since you first started your KZread channel. I know that you are a kind and intelligent human being. From what I have seen of Georgia so far that has been posted by many of you Russian vloggers, I like Georgia too! I hope to visit someday. I have a question for you..What do you need to do to obtain citizenship in Georgia? Is it even possible? If I were a government official in Georgia, I would welcome you and many other of you Russian vloggers such as Alena, Zack, and Daria. You guys would be an asset to any country! You're good people!
@napoleonbonaparte4396
Жыл бұрын
She does not deserve citizenship of Georgia because she does not understand freedom of speech. People expressing anti-Russian is not discrimination. This is freedom. She does not understand Georgia's problems, she does not associate with Georgians.... When you are citizen, you have to be assimilated into the local society. Georgia has enough people like her.
Good to see that you seem to feel much better now compared to when I saw your first videos. Hugs from Sweden!
Georgians are very kind to even let any Russians in their country at all after all the hell Russia has inflicted on Georgia.
@napoleonbonaparte4396
Жыл бұрын
Many Russians irritate Georgians by saying "Glory to Russia." Such incidents happened many times in Georgia. They are not filled with shame and remorse. kzread.info/dash/bejne/jJeT0c2yZpvFebA.html
@GiorgiTarielashvili
3 ай бұрын
Thank you!