It's amazing how the final lady with the hat says all these things about not crossing a line and throwing stones at people who invade you, yet does not realize for a single moment that she is actually precisely describing Ukraines point of view. Absolutely amazing. But man, that first guy, he nailed it in spectacular fashion. 3 sentences, situation described completely from all angles. Intellectual efficiency. Nice.

@NimbleBard48

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, that lady. I can't describe how dumbfounded I am after listening to her.

@shades2.183

Жыл бұрын

thats 80% of them, their brains do not work at all, all they are cabable of is parroting putler.

@APlusRussian

Жыл бұрын

And yet (in some weird round-about way) she, too, is "against the war" 🤷‍♀

@mikeeforma2281

Жыл бұрын

@@APlusRussian The funny thing (that is not funny actually) is that almost everybody is against the war but it just can’t stop this confrontation.

@Theanvcorporation

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely the first guy is brilliant he encapsulated everything with unbelievable precision and economy

I loved the lady who said that if they attack, the Russian people will rise up to defend their homeland, and laughed that she didn't recognize that is precisely what is happening in Ukraine. It's like they can't imagine the idea that Ukrainians are the ones actually fighting them because their homeland has been invaded by Russia.

@nordiarichards5241

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. And I noticed she said that the women and children will "rise up". I'm assuming she said that because all the men are running away.

@nsv8613

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, though I can imagine that could actually happen in Russia as well, if NATO decides to invade in response to the use of nuclear weapons, for example. The morale of the people should also be taken into account when invading, and that’s a mistake Russia made, so NATO shouldn’t repeat it if they decide to strike Russia back

@IvanChernobyl

Жыл бұрын

Nobody's broke it to her either, that the young Russian men are leaving the country

@NewOrleansSeptember

Жыл бұрын

NATO expansion is the reason for this conflict. You are either a Westerner or a brainwashed Russian. Here is the truth. The U.S. is occupied by Nazi Germans since 1935 and is not a democracy. NATO is not a democracy. Ukraine is not a democracy. The EU is not a democracy. The U.S. is not controlled by the descendants of Americans. The U.S. is controlled by the descendants of Nazis who invaded in 1935 and committed genocide on the American people and NATO is a Nazi organization and an international smuggling ring. Why is the genocide of the American people not commonly known? That's how many people they killed in the U.S. and how much control they have over the U.S. I have eyewitness accounts, emails, and audio recordings with U.S. Congresswoman Abigail Spanberger, a German and former CIA. The U.S. Congress is heavily German. The State Congress's are much more heavily German. And these Nazis are still bent on worldwide domination and control. And they don't care how may people die because they are Nazis. For instance, these Nazis found Nazis in Ukraine to support. And their hatred for Russia is because if not for Russia the Nazis would have taken over the world and there would have been world wide genocide only seen in Star Wars movies and there would be NO Russia today. All the Russian people would have been executed. All of them. As they did to almost every American in the country. You do see the head of NATO, Stoltenberg, who is a German with Norwegian citizenship. How many Norwegians were killed during the Nazi occupation? No one really knows. But Stoltenberg's family stayed alive because they were German. And Stoltenberg's father just happened to wind up with a very nice position in the Norwegian government and now his son is head of NATO. WW II is not over yet. And these Germans who occupy and control the US want to finish the destruction of Russia that they started in the beginning of WW II. This is the entire reason for U.S. support of the war in Ukraine and all the wars they have been in since 1945. See, Murder of the Creoles of New Orleans 1935, KZread. My father was there. I went to school in the USA that was mostly for German kids. I have a half sister and a half brother who have the same Nazi father in the USA. And Nazi's murdered people in every country they occupied so they probably control many of those other EU countries as well. NATO is a Nazi organization responsible for the killing of millions around the globe because they are Nazi's. Operation Gladio was also a Nazi organization and Operation Paperclip was a Nazi strategy. WW II is still going on. Britain? With the outbreak of World War I in the summer of 1914, strong anti-German feeling within Britain caused sensitivity among the royal family about its German roots. Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany, also a grandson of Queen Victoria, was the king’s cousin; the queen herself was German. As a result, on June 19, 1917, the king decreed that the royal surname was thereby changed from Saxe-Coburg-Gotha to Windsor. Queen Victoria was half-German, her husband German . I am French. One of the survivors of the Nazi genocide of the American people that included French, Dutch, Italian, Spanish, Mexican, Africans, part Africans and many more. That you and the elites act like I don't even exist. I am a survivor of the genocide of the American people. I despise all of these people.. There were some who became German surrogates. There was a man name Wilcox in Waveland, MS. He told me he thought it was a racial thing. He said he would never have betrayed his country. Ran the city to his death. He could have sex with any woman he wanted as young as he wanted til his death about 20 years ago. Had the only real estate office there. No one else could. Owned the big shopping center there as well. People are being killed there all the time. They do it to one another. Depends on what someone has. If they have "too much" they are fair game for those connected to the German elites in that area. And this is repeated all over the U.S. regularly. All people with no soul, no conscience, no shame. They are nothing but animals pretending to be human beings.

@taro-art

Жыл бұрын

Can't fix stupid.

"We have smart minds in the government" I have a lot respect for the interviewer. Keeping calm, friendly in front of the pure stupidity. I hope he knows his mental borders and how to stay healthy. Thanks for your work.

I’m wondering; if we had a 1420 in 1930s Germany, would the ordinary folks be saying the same thing? I think they might. This is an amazingly important documentation of how a country falls into Nazism. If we get through the next few years (IF!) this will be a very important record, and hopefully we can learn some lessons. Stay safe guys.. x

@kerstas10

Жыл бұрын

Yep, there were a lot of factors why Naci party came in to the power. But at the same time in those times, by 5 clics on the phone you couldnt read what regular citizen thinks on another side of the planet. So I'M Really baboozeld, how this can happening at this stage of technology.

@alpha7

Жыл бұрын

Russia doesn't have naziism. Nazis hate slavs and communism. Russia is more like a communist dictatorship now.

@marsa74

Жыл бұрын

There are fundamental differences between Germany during WWII und Russia today. Hence, any comparison, obvious or not, may lead into a completely wrong assessment of the situation. Many Germans were euphoric and well-informed about the campaign against France being responsible of the Treaty of Versailles. However, the actions in the East were not so well-known. And most did not support or understand the "Blut und Boden" theory Hitler presented. Especially not after the surrender of the 6th army in Stalingrad in 1942. Again, not because of compassion but rationality. But the people of Germany deeply despised the Stab-in-the-Back Myth that was widely considered as a major cause for loosing WWI. I suppose (and hope) support in Russia today is different. Furthermore, in the beginning 20th century a certain hostility against Jews did exist throughout entire Europe. The German civilians were not so deluded about the atrocities although many later claimed they had known a little to nothing. Many took direct or indirect advantage from Jews, their labor force or personal properties. Beside some looting, Russians do not gain much from the campaign, personally. They believe in Putins "NATO menace" without ever having encountered the slightest evidence.

@TheLampini

Жыл бұрын

@@marsa74 thank you for writing this, my British father did his national service just after the war in the Royal Engineers in Germany. He married his German girlfriend so that she could get to the UK. ‘49/‘50 I think. The marriage didn’t last, he met my mum in the 60s. My father told me a lot of the realities of the German people, and what German women had to do to survive in the immediate years post war.. An awful tragedy all round, ironically I’m Jewish through my mothers line.. I’m just so struck by how much genuine support for the war there is in Russia. Were my father still alive he would be fascinated by translations such as this one. I guess I share his fascination, he really tried to understand the German people and the forces which create and perpetuate such atrocities. One might have thought, with all our technology and ability to communicate across the world and across languages, we might have gained some deeper understanding of each other - or maybe not!

@geopolitix7770

Жыл бұрын

@@marsa74 good comment. I would say there are more than a few parallels though. The widespread belief in the inferiority of Ukrainians vis a vis Russians (c.f the Jews), the belief that Russia is under existential threat (C.f. the Jews are out to destroy Germany), the ideas that other countries are ACTUALLY Russian (take your pick!). All in all, the idea that it's just silly to compare Putin to Hitler has lost an awful lot of headway over the last few months.

The blind trust in authority never ceases to amaze me. They can see clearly that other governments are at fault in this or that, but when it comes to their own, the laws of nature changes. Suddenly, their own government is infallible. Their own government is omniscient and omnipotent. So incredibly servile. I can't relate to it at all.

@WDOphotography

Жыл бұрын

Generations with near zero political power for the working class and massive collective trauma suffered at the hands of totalitarians such as Stalin will do that to you.

@rg-cc5kg

Жыл бұрын

German here. We once were the same

@Drew-gi5dw

Жыл бұрын

The greatest irony to me was the lady who was saying that if Russia is invaded, the people of Russia will rise up to defend their homeland, and yet she didn't even bother to think that maybe that's what Ukrainians are doing in defense of their own homeland.

@johnwayne8494

Жыл бұрын

You will understand if you look at it less like a country/citizen relationship and more like a master/slave one.

@DiesiraeL

Жыл бұрын

They are not allowed to disagree publicly, this would make there life alot worse .

As a Cuban , I know very well , How people can be brainwashed

@agorbogytr13

Жыл бұрын

So you were at USA?

@ineffige

Жыл бұрын

that's why I love emigrants from Cuba. You are very similar to us, from former countries that were under soviet heel. Once you had a taste of it, you will die before living through it again. all the best!

They are important contemporary documents. Every word you collect, every interview will be important for Russia in the future. I say that as German. We worked a lot on it, but our past still has some shadows that unfortunately had no light when it happened. Your videos are such lights. Take care and stay who you are. Thanks.

@superforesttiger3986

Жыл бұрын

I was reading something a Russian wrote the other day, he said when the Russians understand what has happened in Ukraine the guilt will crush them. I have a German friend. Years ago he asked me what I thought of German people. I don’t compare todays Germans with the Nazis of the past, but I am aware, and my friend confirmed that Germans still feel guilty for WW2. I acknowledge the atrocities my country committed (British Empire). But, neither me nor my German buddy can be blamed for the sins of our ancestors. However, in the modern world with the internet - I think Russians are complicit in their war in Ukraine. They choose to be ignorant.

@amandeis

Жыл бұрын

@@superforesttiger3986 If I consider the development of a society to maturity and the ability for democracy, then perhaps the Third Reich was only possible because the Weimar Republic after the First World War was a failed experiment. Previously the empire without real participation of the population. Then liability for the war waged and lost by the German Empire, with all the resulting war debts for the German people. Shame, national humiliation, national powerlessness and trauma over the lost battle. Resentment towards former enemies, desire for revenge. Then the global economic crisis. All of this was fertile ground for Hitler's criminal ideology. The time between WW1 and the seizure of power was about 15 years. Not enough time for a society to learn responsibility in democracy. The end of the Soviet Union in 1991 and Putin's entry into big politics less than ten years ago. Similar National Disappointment. Lost battle of the systems. End of the great Soviet Union and poverty. Transition to dictatorship then insidious. But too short for Russian society to learn participation. The democratic opposition that existed was too small to assert itself. Now the dilemma. The dictator has led his people into a war and commits war crimes in order to implicate them so deeply that they as a people become complicit. It can only go deeper into the swamp. The way out seems almost impossible. Total war is feared and increasingly realistic. Russians,....wake up before it's too late.

God bless the first guy who was questioned. With citizens like him, Russia may YET have a future...

@danilocherniy391

Жыл бұрын

No

@Lowezar

Жыл бұрын

There are a lot, actually, but most of them escaped throughout the past 20-30 years. So they no longer have the "critical mass" required for a change. So I wouldn't hold my breath...

@konstantingusarov

Жыл бұрын

One person out of 140 million means nothing. 99% still support war and genocide

@davids5126

Жыл бұрын

I fear that the brave man will be drafted in the next wave of mobilization as cannon fodder in the war in Ukraine, while Russia's borders will be closed at that time like during the Soviet Union. "Z patriots" in the ranks of Russian civil servants are evil and vindictive, and there are reports that they are deliberately conscripting anti-war Russians into the army, such as those arrested at anti-war demonstrations. Of course, the sons of pro-war Russian politicians and Kremlin officials like Dmitry Peskov will not be drafted into the war.

@mykamui

Жыл бұрын

Not enough of those in high powerful positions though

Daniil, I'm constantly impressed with your ability to say so much by just asking questions. Outstanding work. You are very brave and a true Patriot for your country. Please try to stay safe.

@parabalani

Жыл бұрын

I don't think that's him though. It's someone he hires. All his team has huge balls

@KiliWestside

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I think that's Artyom. He does most of the interviews in the Moscow area

@geopolitix7770

Жыл бұрын

I think Danill's speed at asking the RIGHT question is amazing. Never offensive but always on point

@tadex8634

Жыл бұрын

What is he afraid of?)

@RobespierreThePoof

Жыл бұрын

He's remaining totally neutral in his questions, a skill that many American journalists have forgotten with their constant editorializing. The difference is that he has no choice but to remain neutral. The result is something Western journalists can learn from.

first guy is smart and good person. we need more russians like him

@tgorski52

Жыл бұрын

Russia needs more guys like him or if it has enough then they need to find each other and make a plan

@fertilerevitilizer7833

Жыл бұрын

How is he smart? Soviet union was far worse than what putin is doing

@shortaybrown

Жыл бұрын

Narrator: There are no more Russians like him.

@zono1x122

Жыл бұрын

no we dont.

@shades2.183

Жыл бұрын

​@@zono1x122 hail putlerboy.

Good man. Thank you for your journalism... I hope many people see it.. Think... Reflect.... Start evolving quality conversations

Thank you once again for putting this content out there, I find it so interesting.

The lady at the end couldn't agree with herself so she got very angry with herself.

@user-qt5xh9mt7x

Жыл бұрын

@@zono1x122 beep beep rusbot beep beep

@zono1x122

Жыл бұрын

@@user-qt5xh9mt7x Not russian

Putin is not only destroying Ukraine, but also his own country. It's sickening, how much horror a single man with a Napoleon complex can cause.

@youwho6692

Жыл бұрын

Putler helped build modern Russia now he is destroying it on his way out!

@johnwayne8494

Жыл бұрын

He's not a single man with a Napoleon complex, he is representation of what Russian culture fundamentally is. Even the best minds of Russia have disparaged the country almost completely, it's not a coincidence.

@unlokia

Жыл бұрын

He reminds me of a little mushroom with a face, as seen in _” Super Mario Bros“_ 😂😂

@wheelmanstan

Жыл бұрын

yeah props to him, I mean these are people with loved ones in Ukraine..dead or alive, some will be quite angry and hostile, plus just being able to listen to some of these people without correcting them or saying something they might take offensive..it ain't easy

@bunnylarese2161

Жыл бұрын

Stop repeating propaganda! This is far more than Putin, there are many Russian fundamentalists who totally support this war and are pushing Putin to go deeper and deeper. Use your brain, it’s not just one person in all of Russia who wants this, you are so ignorant.

Your content is always endlessly fascinating and important. I appreciate you so much.

I can see the editing is getting more awesome every video, great job!

“Are you sure we have bright minds there?” I loved that line towards the end and was laughing hard. Great interviews! Keep up the great work!!

@marshuswp3325

Жыл бұрын

Yes, and even she did not look too sure at all about her answer

@hanna6716

Жыл бұрын

And I'm not funny at all. I want to cry. I'm from Ukraine.

@j-ch8787

Жыл бұрын

@@hanna6716 "Storm forgets who passes through" René Char a french poet and chief of a unit of anti nazi resistants during 2d WW. (In french : "l orage oublie qui le traverse") From the same R. Char Keep on hanging at yur dreams Hanna... "De quoi souffres tu ? De l'irréel intact, Dans le réel devasté" English : "what makes yu suffer? Arising of intact unreality, In a devastated reality". "Seul le réel desaltère quelques fois l espèrance. C'est pourquoi l espèrance survit... Contre toute attente" English : "just reality sometimes quenches expectancy (hope) . Therefore survives expectancy... Though any expect." (odds)

Thank you for sharing. Evey interviewee was fascinating in their own way.

You always seem to ask the right questions. Excellent stuff. Please keep doing this! But stay safe!

If you see that first man again on your walks...tell him people in here we think he's very well spoken and to the point. Good analytical point of view.

8:39 The panning down to the yellow line right then was brilliantly done

@teresabenson3385

Жыл бұрын

Funny how she didn't acknowledge that Russia crossed the yellow line first, and is still on the wrong side of it.

I’m amazed that you’re still able to do this, but I’m glad you can ❤

Two russians chat in the pub: 1: "hey i heard that russia is at war with NATO is it truth ? 2: "yeah that's right" 1: "so what is the situation ?" 2: "well, russia lost thousands of soldiers, hundreds of tanks and the main battleship cruiser Moskva was sunk" 1: "ok what about NATO ?" 2: "NATO has not arrived yet"

@stdesy

Жыл бұрын

😂 oh that’s a good one. I’m stealing it

@ssoqboss

Жыл бұрын

LOL, at least Russians can go into a pub. And your's pubs are all closed (or will be soon). Keep laughing.

@filip7342

Жыл бұрын

@@ssoqboss i have no idea what you are talking about 😅

The first guy had it so right. And he's one of the few I've heard on 1420 that understands that citizens lack of action allows the government to do things that then come back to cause the citizens harm. No apolitical blindness from him. As for the rest, brainwashed, in for a very rude awakening when Russia loses this war and they can finally learn the truth. Or when they get to live, (if any of us get to), after Putin, run by his ego, uses nukes, and Russians find out who actually started this war, committed war crimes, and justified it with lies. If Putin uses nukes, all bets are off. Nukes go both ways. Russia will finally get a taste of what they've been dishing out. Первый парень все правильно сказал. И он один из немногих, кого я слышал на 1420, кто понимает, что бездействие граждан позволяет правительству делать вещи, которые потом возвращаются и причиняют вред гражданам. У него нет аполитичной слепоты. Что касается остальных, у них промыты мозги, и их ждет очень грубое пробуждение, когда Россия проиграет эту войну, и они смогут наконец узнать правду. Или когда они доживут (если доживет кто-нибудь из нас) после того, как Путин, управляемый своим эго, применит ядерное оружие, и русские узнают, кто на самом деле начал эту войну, совершил военные преступления и оправдал их ложью. Если Путин применит ядерное оружие, все ставки сделаны. Ядерное оружие действует в обе стороны. Россия, наконец, получит по заслугам. Переведено с помощью www.DeepL.com/Translator (бесплатная версия)

@glondikeink2167

Жыл бұрын

If nukes go both way, there might be nobody to tell the Russians they lost the war and no Russians to hear it. Besides, I don’t think the US would risk a nuclear war for Ukraine even if Russians used a tactical nuclear weapon. They might be speaking in a certain way now to deter, but that is it. Otherwise I agree with you completely.

@ByronBohte

Жыл бұрын

@@glondikeink2167 agreed and after the USA had a little backchannel chat, we haven't heard any more nuke rhetoric from Putin

@yep9710

Жыл бұрын

Correct, it struck me, too.

@volkerr.

Жыл бұрын

@@glondikeink2167 and what might happen if there will be a nuke fired f. e.. on Moscow? I mean just a single tactical one..?

@thomasjosullivan9179

Жыл бұрын

Unfortunately a lot of Russians seam to want to use nukes. We cant control insanity and cant live in a world under such Russian evil

First man is a glimmer of hope. I wish he prints meduza texts, hands them out to people - while not forgetting his own safety.

@diving_element3126

Жыл бұрын

Thats the thing: he is giving it up. With it patreon and ad revenue he can most likely stay afloat. And I really do wonder why they did not at leat threaten him with a letter. Maybe they really just don't know about him yet and right now they are really concerned with other stuff. Keeping an eye on planned demonstrations, surveilling anti-war demonstraters with bigger reach especially with bigger reach to the russian population. 1420 targets more a western audience (I guess). Like NFZKR. But his safety is totally at stakes. And I highly respect that man for doing so. No other channel dares to talk about the topic in the way he is doing. And even though I would be sooo sad if he had to stop his project because of his personal protection I would instantly tell him "you should have gone earlier, no need to risk you personal life for others". Since we can't help him much from abroad. Even from the inside of russia nobody could help him as long as there isn't any chance of change in the structure of government, going to be seen long time after Ukraine.

@chrisreise4011

Жыл бұрын

Sadly he is the ONLY one so far that seems to understand the situation.

1420, you're the man! Your work is very important and I think many appreciate it.

Thanks for doing these. And great work. The little visual flare gags are appreciated (like the twinkle dust for that fairy grandmother).

That, "when drinking starts, get the last snacks," lady was so confident about her nonsensical argument that i was really stumped trying to figure out her second rate logic. It's like some of the people consumed toxic levels of propaganda resulting in brain damage. So much feeling with so little thought behind it. Conspiracy theory babushkas are not far behind. This situation is terrifying, comical, hopeless and absurd.

@JamesDavidWalley

Жыл бұрын

It reminded me of Johnny Carson as "Floyd R. Turbo, American!"…except that that was _intentional_ satire.

@mmitleidt7969

Жыл бұрын

I find the lack of empathy in this woman amazing. She says that if attacked, all Russians from old to young would stand up and even fight with stones. Exactly what the Ukrainians are doing right now. But she is unable to see that.

@jasonswitzer1748

Жыл бұрын

I think the wheels on her head started turning the longer she spoke. It seemed like she got really worked up, then got a little less confident toward the end. It was interesting to head her say that NATO is attacking Russia and that all Russians would rise up if anyone invaded Russia, but she didn’t seem to mind Russia invading Ukraine. It’s hard to understand how some people can’t seem to see the flawed logic in their arguments, but what do I know? Maybe they do the longer they speak?

@markfoth1226

Жыл бұрын

Nationalism and total belief in authority makes for some absurd illogical arguments. So many dead ends. fear and anger seem strong within the lady with the hat.

@rg-cc5kg

Жыл бұрын

I really wonder if invading nations ever considered thenselves as the bad guys. Even Alexander the Great told his ppl the campaign against Persia was a revenge campaign for persian attacks 100 yrs ago. Hitler told Germans they were attacked by Jews when in reality the Jews were a harmless and staunchy loyal minority. Maybe at least the Mongols were honest enough to tell themselves they were just raiders raiding foreign lands.

Their thoughts are jumbled, but the distress is evident.

I'm grateful for the insights. It is a look into the personal minds of the everyday people. The two extremes were shown at the beginning and the end. Thanks.

Wow, this was one of my favorite episodes of yours. Your follow-up question technique has become very refined, if you could teach many of our reporters in the west that would be good. Spasiba bolshoi.

The idea of a Russian-speaking Shrek wandering around Ryazan interviewing the public is really rather chucklesome amidst the otherwise depressing situation

@Alcedomarine

Жыл бұрын

It's a frog 🐸

@vadstradamus

Жыл бұрын

Well said 😂

@unlokia

Жыл бұрын

It’s a TERRIBLE “disguise” - one could easily identify them. There’s more to a disguise than “Get mask >> must have eye holes” 🤦🤦🤦

@rafaelmonzumiguez8730

Жыл бұрын

Russians love Shrek, he is in most Russian/Ukrainian memes like Shreksophone

The first man was so right. He really understands that the citizens of Russia's lack of action allowed the government to do these terrible things, and he is brave to say so.

@fullmaster468

Жыл бұрын

Blame only yourself. everyone who liked your comment are also applies to all of my words higher

@engenulf

Жыл бұрын

@@fullmaster468 "Blame only yourself" ? For what ? I didn't vote that creepy nutjob Putin into power.

@jamesmedina2062

Жыл бұрын

@@fullmaster468 UNINTELLIGIBLE

Incredible work guys. Keep going. Best regards from Chicago.

We appreciate your time and effort that you put into your channel my friend. Thank you so much

That frantic lady with the hat yelling about NATO was acting like a NPC, randomly and consistently squinting her eyes, like she's waiting for you to press a button to continue the dialogue lol

@youwho6692

Жыл бұрын

she's dumb..US created NATO with 11 other founding countries to protect themselves from USSR aggression. NATO gotten stronger and bigger (soon with Sweden and Finland) today because of Putler Russia aggression.

@Onnarashi

Жыл бұрын

She's the poster woman for brain rot.

@Bhob138

Жыл бұрын

@@zono1x122 I don't know if the LOL at the end was a clue but obviously not mad. I can tell you're a little puffed up commenting vapid remarks everywhere.

Gray hat babushka was dripping with cognitive dissonance. She kept projecting, and each talking-point that was projective got her more energized. It's like she KNOWS what's going on and is either cleverly venting in a way that she stays out of trouble, or just can't bring herself to blame her country. The duality of her dual opinion was on full display.

@PUARockstar

Жыл бұрын

the second part. Sadly, little self-awareness among russians

@More_Row

Жыл бұрын

"I don't watch TV at all" Spouts everything from Russian TV lol.

@geodezix

Жыл бұрын

"...dripping with cognitive dissonace...." I plan to use that line in future arguments........

@candykane4271

Жыл бұрын

Just like the democrat party of the United States, ignorant blind followers of TV as truth and have belief that the Government is always right and will be our savior form all disasters.

@chiechie9090

Жыл бұрын

@@candykane4271 You are ill.

5:12 Question: Do you think Nazis can come? Answer: We started off with Ukraine, but now NATO is at war with us Those people need help from a psychiatric hospital

@xtos101

Ай бұрын

Западные страны(нато) потратили на военную помощь украине примерно 200 миллиардов долларов. Украина это наёмник НАТО против РФ

Getting the truth out there takes time and effort. Well done!

Russia really needs to go trough it's history like German did after the ww2. Nothing changes if you don't know your history.

@coltr7561

Жыл бұрын

yep, they dont understand they were also aggressor by attacking for example Finland without any real reason

@jackblack3473

Жыл бұрын

@@coltr7561 I understand that we were aggressors, but the reason was that St. Petersburg was near from the border, and in order to secure the city, the USSR attacked Finland

@coltr7561

Жыл бұрын

@@jackblack3473 lol sure, insane thinking., same reason in Ukraine now, the reason is trying to enlarge Russia not cover anything. Russia made agreement with Nazis, it was not any securing thing, they agreed with Nazis they attack Finland. Should China attack to Russia to trying to secure its cities? Nobody was attacking to Russia via Finland.

@skejeton

Жыл бұрын

sad thing is negative things about Russia are omitted in Russian books

@coltr7561

Жыл бұрын

@@skejeton yep, they keep even Stalin as hero, even he killed tens of millions own people.

Your doing amazing work. Your documentation will help future generations understand things that for the most part we can only speculate about past similar situations. Thank you so much for what you're doing!

Every episode I watch on your channel only gets more and more interesting.

This channel is so valuable. I know you had your doubts 2 weeks go and took a break so nice to see you back. We don’t need to see your face just the interviews so please be careful. Your doing an excellent job , be proud of yourself man.

@user-xz4all

Жыл бұрын

dude) I am a well-educated Russian who has never voted for Putin, but for me this channel is humorous) This youtuber with a well-hung tongue sells his show to Western simpletons and nothing more.

@adrianalanbennett

Жыл бұрын

@@user-xz4all You have a lack of respect. By the end of this, maybe you will learn some. Yet, somehow if you watch Putin and Lavrov hanging together in Moscow square, probably you will not learn.

@user-xz4all

Жыл бұрын

@@adrianalanbennett bla-bla-bla...

@adrianalanbennett

Жыл бұрын

@@user-xz4all Will Putin hide in a hole like Saddam? Will he hide like Osama? Maybe he will end up on a meat-hook like Mussolini? Putin is finished. I doubt he will live to his next birthday.

@user-xz4all

Жыл бұрын

@@adrianalanbennett bla-bla-bla-bla-bla...

The first guy needs a medal.

Imagine being forced to go and die to save Putin from having to admit his mistake.

@johnbrattan9341

Жыл бұрын

Americans did it in Vietnam. And more recently Iraq.

@jefflee1189

Жыл бұрын

the mistake was nato breaking their promise. the mistake was cocaine comedian zelensky selling 70% of the weapons america gave him on the darkweb ((source NATO)). the mistake was zelensky the cocaine comedian killing 14,000 of his countrymen in a cocaine fueled paranoia. now wtf were you saying sheephead?

@AntonPavlovich2000

Жыл бұрын

​@@johnbrattan9341 The US didn't mobilize for Iraq. Idk how the US being the Evil Empire makes situation in Russia any better.

@onionhead5780

Жыл бұрын

@@johnbrattan9341 We had a draft for the war in Iraq? News to me.

@zetax7397

Жыл бұрын

@@johnbrattan9341 Yeah but Americans also didnt throw the kitchen sink (use the entire army, exhaust missile supplies, launch ballistic missiles etc.) in Iraq nor did the US run around threatening to nuke the world because of how bad they were losing in Vietnam. Yes Bush messed up big time with Iraq but his excuse was also 9/11. There was no real attack on Russia of any sort to justify this war, and there was no reason to believe NATO would invade seeing as NATO countries had bordered Russia for decades without attacking. So yeah you can point fingers and say ‘well what about Amewica” but also know the difference.

"Don't touch us and we won't touch you. Just go home" - the last lady about Ukrainians. Have I got some news for our lady! You might not be aware that that is exactly the opposite of what's been happening for the last 8.5 years! Ukraine did not touch Russia and stayed "home" but Russia did precisely the opposite and invaded. Such a brain washed population. But there are people who truly see the situation for what it is, like the first man. Intelligent and well spoken.

This may be the most profound episode of 1420 I've ever seen. That first guy ... SUMS IT ALL UP, and that last lady demonstrates ... the IDIOTRACY THAT GOT US HERE.

"Let's hope for the best" As a frenchman i am reallly sad to see this kind of people do exist, it's frightening.

@teresabenson3385

Жыл бұрын

Keep pressing your government to provide aid to Ukraine! I'm sure it's tempting for politicians to want to appease your economic protesters, since Russia would have to go through Germany before actual French land can be invaded, but that kind of thinking allowed Hitler to expand his Reich to the point that made WWII much more catastrophic.

@mikeeforma2281

Жыл бұрын

This kind of people do exist in every country.

@edvela3865

Жыл бұрын

Trust the government, leaders can do no wrong and should be venerated. Why think when people in government think “better” . Sheep sheep scary absent minded sheep

@madm4tty

Жыл бұрын

As a British person, respect to the French for not taking any shit from their government.

@marshuswp3325

Жыл бұрын

I had the same feeling. That woman at the end is absolutely nauseating. I feel sick to my stomach listening to her ZZZombie-like stupidity.

Awwww you teased us with those rational thoughtful types at the beginning, then it dissolved into what we know. I love the Rockefeller Jews part. That's a mind hellbent on finding villains behind every curtain. :)))

@teresabenson3385

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I didn't realize the "deep state" conspiracy was also a thing in Russia!

@zono1x122

Жыл бұрын

Average American propaganda watcher

@TJ000

Жыл бұрын

I'm sorry that the interview was so short. We probably would have heard about the extraterrestrial baby eating lizard people, too! 👽🤣

@quintrankid8045

Жыл бұрын

@@TJ000 Wait. What? Those aren't real?

@TJ000

Жыл бұрын

@@quintrankid8045 👽🦖... 😆😆😆

It's astounding how some people can be so detached from reality

@agorbogytr13

Жыл бұрын

Yes, how can anyone support neo-nazi ukraine. So sad. shame to those morally corrupt peoples

Keep making videos please. It’s very insightful.

This piece shows exactly what russian psyche is. Subordination to someone else orders, someone else thinking for them.

@user-re8og2ih4n

Жыл бұрын

I wonder what country your psyche is from ?😵‍💫🤣

@karolb8924

Жыл бұрын

@@user-re8og2ih4n the one that refused to be in soviet union starting it downfall. The one that was 3 times dismantled by Russia and Germany empire and we are still here almost beating Russian GDP with population of only 40 million people. And we know Russians are perfect homo sovieticus that deny any possibility of individualiam, wish to live in great empire, not necessarily stable and prosperous one. And finally they look up to their current "tsar" figure that cannot be criticized and never makes mistakes - only those below him make a mistake or plot. Sounds familiar?

@christianmusso629

Жыл бұрын

@@user-re8og2ih4n truth hurts, right?

Excellent reporting 👍 It is always good to hear from everyday people.. Stay safe Daniil 🇨🇦

Really glad to have found your channel. Very interesting content and well presented. Thank you.

take care Daniil. love your style fella. brilliant youtube site. tell the advertisers bob supports you and buys anything !

Keep the interviews coming. We are watching.

Brilliant quote, “The state only does what its citizens allow it to do”

@faustosar6151

Жыл бұрын

The state is always the problem. War is the health of the state. And taxation is theft.

@gruja22vajar

Жыл бұрын

And yours citizens let your state bomb and bring misery to most of the world.

@GetFochD

Жыл бұрын

@@faustosar6151 for the most part it isn't theft...

@faustosar6151

Жыл бұрын

@@GetFochD Is theft. They are subtracted by force. They are not voluntary, like theft.

@GetFochD

Жыл бұрын

@@faustosar6151 you can live somewhere else where there is no taxation, but there will be no roads bridges or schools 🤷🏽‍♂️

Can't not say this everytime, thank you for doing what you do. Thank you for giving the rest of the world some insight into the everyday Russian mindset. It's incredibly sad but important to see.

You’re an exceptionally good interviewer. Always the perfect counter question to challenge beliefs without being aggressive. It takes skill and intelligence to do that 👍👍

@1420channel

Жыл бұрын

I appreciate that!

@diane9247

Жыл бұрын

I would not be able to stay cool. He's just great! I hope he can get out and work for some news/documentary agency like Vice or DW.

“War is where the young and stupid are tricked by the old and bitter into killing each other.” Niko Bellic

@Jhossack

Жыл бұрын

Stupid comment. This war was started by one man. The Ukrainians would rather be doing something else.

@sorryplease5071

Жыл бұрын

This is not true in Russia. The Russian Federation recruits literally anybody.

@hissirenprincess619

Жыл бұрын

@@sorryplease5071 this saying means that people fight for other's interests and the government's. Basically civillains risk their lives just because putin wanted to rebuild his "empire", he doesn't care about Ukrainians nor Russians. If he did, he wouldn't have started attacking. He knows no one would attack Russia first because they have nuclear weapons. He just cares about rulling, that's it.

@johnwayne8494

Жыл бұрын

Bruh Russia don't give a fuck if you are old, pensioners there literally starve to death.

@OlafsonN

Жыл бұрын

“The first casualty when war comes, is truth.” Hiram Johnson

A riffle is a shallow landform in a flowing channel. AND A rifle is a long-barreled firearm designed for accurate shooting, with a barrel that has a helical pattern of grooves (rifling) cut into the bore wall.

4:25 You really asked exactly the right questions, well done!!!

The first interviewee was spot on. We all want what’s best for our friends and family, opportunities to build wealth and provide comfort and security for the same. The things most important and universal to us all are not possible without peace and personal freedom. On Feb 23, neither Ukraine or NATO intended to cause Russian people harm. You guys are going to have to stand up and make improvements within your political system so Russians, Ukrainians, and everyone else can get back to what’s important to each of us.

@marshuswp3325

Жыл бұрын

I totally agree with you. The slavish Russians finally have to stand up to their despot like the much more courageous Iranian people are now doing.

@worldpeace1822

Жыл бұрын

@@marshuswp3325 it took Iranian a long time and several times to reach the present with an unclear future. Similarly in Russia just with not a broad movement… which will be even less now due to many people leaving… I wouldn’t get my hopes up.

@hannahdyson7129

Жыл бұрын

They aren't not going to over throw Putin . Even if they tried who wpuld replace him? If his own inner circle as too scared to do it as are his genreals then the average Russian has no chance Think about it . They should be able to make change but they can't

@user-re8og2ih4n

Жыл бұрын

😲😲😲😲😲

@christianmusso629

Жыл бұрын

More than improvements they really should turn the whole country upside down 👇 in order to fix everything that's wrong!

The fast forward cuts with the typewriter sounds are so spicy and on point!

I am consistently amazed by our humble interviewer's ability to elicit responses and dig deep, without getting into downright verbal confrontations. I wish you all the best, sir.

Keep up the great work!

Daniil, your editing is great!

I'm Russian, and it feels so bad to hear such a things from a woman or a man that might even be my neighbor, my point of view is not really comon here. I don't look on the world through ruzzian propaganda shades. Feels awful :(

Thank you. I love this channel. Great job.

Extraordinary revealing video, Daniil! Great thanks. The level of irrationality and paranoia is astonishing in some of the older respondents! But I take hope from the perceptiveness of the younger generation. Take care!

@christianmusso629

Жыл бұрын

Well, if you take a look at how the youngster in this video answered, then you'll conclude that there is no hope for Russia 🪆

@robertbrennan2268

Жыл бұрын

Yes, Christian I agree. There evidently seems to be a much more complex breakdown than a straightforward "generation divide" in the spread of opinion. Vlad Vexler has interesting insights into this in his KZread channels.He analyses opinion into three blocks - maybe 20% who are convinced opponents of the Putin regime; another 20% who are very pro-war - some of them being frustrated that Putin is not ruthless enough!. Finally tehre is a"depolicised" maybe 60% who have accepted a private life in exchange for "outsoucing their politics" to governement. The latter group just want to get on with their lives. Mobilization threatens this "deal" of being left alone to live their lives and make money as long as they keep out of politics by taking control of their bodies.

the old lady should understand that estonia latvia lithuania etc joined EU and or NATO out of their own freewill and have stayed. for all these years.

"Are you sure we have smart minds there?" LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

@zono1x122

Жыл бұрын

Average American propaganda watcher

@Blag_Cog

Жыл бұрын

@@zono1x122 this is cope

Stay true to your values.. Stay brave, young man! For what it is worth, this American is proud of you. Think everything through and do what you feel is right. Stay Safe, Brother

DANIIL: I hope you and your team continue to be safe.

This dude is not only brave af but is also very patient... like I don't know how he has the nerve to listen to some people with their conspiracies, but I'm glad he's back

Appreciate your updates, as always. Speaking only for myself, I would understand if you re-materialized somewhere outside the Federation on short notice. Don't wait too long.

@craiggallup5706

Жыл бұрын

He left long ago.

Great as allways! I have a topic you might be interested to ask the people about "was life in Russia better before or after the start of **Special military operation**" I would like to know how the Z-patriots view this, even though costs went up and everything else went to...

@1420channel

Жыл бұрын

Great idea 👍🏻👌

@Szaka233

Жыл бұрын

@@1420channel i allways get the best ideas when im stoned in the middle of the night, thanks hope to see a viedeo soon, stay save!

@ironknee6879

Жыл бұрын

Your interview topic asked in the Belgorod or border region would be especially interesting.

@andrewdunbar828

Жыл бұрын

Apparently not many prices have gone up very much yet. There are a few KZreadrs who have visited supermarkets and malls once a month or so since this all started.

@AlexanderStone

Жыл бұрын

The only thing that's gone up is the value of the Russia Rouple. You can check for yourself.

Your videos are outstanding. Thank you for your hard work.

One of the best videos so far. “Let’s hope for the better”!

The first guy sounded very reasonable and intelligent why is he still in Russia?

@chrissullivan3375

Жыл бұрын

@@zono1x122 Truth hurts comrade😋

@paolagrando5079

Жыл бұрын

@David you can't always run from difficulties. We don't know his situation. I hope he is safe and can help to better Russia to be a good country for its citizens.

@cinnaminson0653

Жыл бұрын

@@zono1x122 you can't really come up with a valid reason why your dictator started this war. It's just stupid and you know that very well. Just a big waste of time.

I feel so sorry for all Ukrainians, the children, the animals, the nature and innocent Russians who are afraid to express their opinion.. i truly wish the best.. it would be better for those who can leave Russia to do it, that president will make things so much worse.. maybe it would be better to start blurring faces and to try to protect yourselves as well.. And about the special operation, changing the wording won't stop the suffering of innocent beings. Those who desire war simply can't contribute to peace and they never will.

@shadowtrooper1052

Жыл бұрын

Were my I ask would these people go Europe US China Turkey hat to break it to you but we're in ww3 there no were to run when the nuclear powers start throwing nukes around no place to hide let's hope this war ends vary soon don't care who wins at this point I just want the war to end for everyone sake.

@annikakozlova4178

Жыл бұрын

А дети Донбасса ???!

@kristiskinner8542

Жыл бұрын

@@annikakozlova4178 that was specified within the first 9 words of their comment & cant be misconstrued in any way even with the most basic knowledge in reading comprehension

@hogartz

Жыл бұрын

You feel so sorry for people of Donbass, who were bombed and killed for 8 years in a row?

@cl4re4d4ms

Жыл бұрын

There are very very few “innocent” russians. Most are totally complicit in this war.

Thank you for your brave interviews and constant uploads, I watch the Japanese versions too with my friends and family. It has helped us understand how Russian people think about the current situation. Please stay safe!!

"We need to fight to defend the motherland!" "Could the motherland be attacked? Is that a real risk?" "No, of course not! The motherland is invincible!" ... The cognitive dissonance is real

Thank you for your hard work. Please be careful!

Спасибо за эти чудесные ролики, Даниил) Твой канал - один из лучших👍 Мне особенно понравилось, как ты перевёл пословицу "раз пошла такая пьянка, режь последний огурец" )) Протестующие бабки тоже были весьма колоритными)

Daniil, I was drinking a Coke when your video started. I had to swallow quickly so I wouldn't choke! 🤣The first man was one of the smartest people you have ever interviewed! The last lady was scary.🤬

This interview set has a whole new theme. People sound really confused and unsure. Winds of change are blowing around them.

Its interesting to hear how different babushkas think compared to young people. The old just accept propaganda without question.

"A state does what its citizens allow it to do. We allowed our state to do such a mean thing."

You are a very brave soul. Stay safe! Tremendous respect from Texas.

Ugh, the extremists are so extreme, so brainwashed. I have to wonder if there is any hope as this conflict keeps threatening to spiral out of control.

@quintrankid8045

Жыл бұрын

@@zono1x122 What do you hope to accomplish with this comment that you seem to repeat over and over?

I love your channel. Simple and well done. The question are well prepared and the answers free of comments.

"Two ladies on a bench in Ryazan" Now I know where Lavrov gets his material.

Great videos Danil Stay safe

I love these videos. Even though the interviews probably don't represent a broad section of the population, they are fascinating.

@microcosmysofficial9240

Жыл бұрын

It represents vast majority of the population.

@buddyslowhand7647

Жыл бұрын

The vast majority of Russians is stupid and has to die!

@MrMajsterixx

Жыл бұрын

@@microcosmysofficial9240 i would also say say so, it does more or less, u can see even from the other videos that there is like 10 - 15 % of people that are really against the war, maybe 15 % fanatics 20 % of people that are against the war but wont speak, etc .. so there is really not so much people against the war in russia. It is a lie that we are feeding ourselves here in the west that theyr all against the war but Putin holds them hostage even tho its ofcourse true to some extent, but we have to admit to ourselves the fucking reality already, there is a huge angry country, lets make peace, dont play fucking who blinks first with atomic bombs

I live in Massachusetts and we live in peace with no fear of mobilization or martial law. Why? We didn't start a war we cannot win. Go!

@rockerxxx69

Жыл бұрын

Afghanistan?

@trish8964

Жыл бұрын

@@rockerxxx69 Resulted in neither Marital law nor mobilization ... try again

@teresabenson3385

Жыл бұрын

Iraq? Somalia? Nicaragua? Vietnam?

@anrit5972

Жыл бұрын

Korea

@andrewdunbar828

Жыл бұрын

You'd have to pick Korea and Vietnam to make any comparison. There was conscription for both of those. Not sure the rest of the comparison would hold up or not.

Love your videos dude

You’re doing good work! Keep it up.👍

The first casualty of war is always the truth.

You have big balls man. Keep it up, I wish you the best!