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@nikolaykhramov1269

18 күн бұрын

Сашенька, какая-же ты умница и красавица!! 🙂❤ Здоровья, Любви и Счастья лично тебе и твоим замечательным родителям!!

@m_523

18 күн бұрын

Расскажи зачем ты связалась с мексиканцем?

@gosh3893

18 күн бұрын

@@m_523 Ваш вопрос как минимум некультурен...

@m_523

18 күн бұрын

​@@gosh3893и что тут не культурного?

@m_523

18 күн бұрын

​@@gosh3893и что здесь не культурного?

Я помню 2016. Мы тогда всей страной на Госуслугах голосовали за Трампа.

@user-je1li1vl5x

18 күн бұрын

😂

@SNEZNA9

18 күн бұрын

😂 да я еще помню как в ресторан отвела своего медведя водочки попить за сто рублей за голосование, нормально посидели

@SashaMeetsRussia

18 күн бұрын

😂😂😂😂

@user-qw2ni1cc5g

18 күн бұрын

Трамп звонит Путину :Бро помоги еще раз победить на выборах! ВВП: не вопрос Дональдик ,я тебе Эллочку Памфилову отправлю,она прекрасно справится....После выборов ..Трамп: Бро ,ты что наделал? ВВП : Что ,дали меньше 80%? Трамп: Нет , дали 100%, но за Путина...

@user-gy1ly5ib5x

17 күн бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂, Я в больничке лежу, после операции, ржал и держался за живот, чтобы швы не разошлись😂😂😂😂😂😂

In the 2 months I've been in Russia, I feel so much healthier, lost weight, and feel so much better. We are 100% poisoned in America. My IBS is GONE my allergies ARE GONE, even my skin is much better. I'm not doing anything at all. What. I agree with Sasha that there is some tension you always live in the US, you come to Russia, and you only then realize the tension you were living in. You don't feel it when you are there. Being here was such a breath of fresh air. No homeless, no drugs, no obesity, no trash, no crime, no mental illness, no anti family propaganda. All you see iutside is kids or couples hanging out. Beautiful.

@GPKLR

10 күн бұрын

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@user-qv4ob7rc9c

6 күн бұрын

Мы здоровы 😊 И всем предлагаем быть здоровыми. Не только физически, но и ментально, морально, психологически. 🤝👍😉🇷🇺

@QUINTUSMAXIMUS

5 күн бұрын

Well, I am in South Korea, and my IBS is for some reason worse here. I don't know why. But, sure, food is toxic in the US.

@janwojtyna3392

5 күн бұрын

Tell this BS to someone who grew up behind the Iron Curtain and they will laugh at you.

@user-in5xh9zp2o

5 күн бұрын

​@@janwojtyna3392🤣🤣🤣What kind of nonsense did you write?

I am an American, but everything you have mentioned, is so very true. You are very intelligent, and honest with your feelings and opinions. I wish you the best in your future. Much love ♥

@alekseiruin6772

2 күн бұрын

You are russian Lahta-2 kremlinbot, dont lie to us

@user-ck4gp7ql2t

22 сағат бұрын

Shill

Same as me. I left the US on May 10th, 1996. I joined the US Navy and got stationed here in Japan. Fast forward til now, im still here. Happy 28yrs here 🗾🇯🇵

@thor3399able

4 күн бұрын

How you did with language and costumes ? And why many says is more stressful life than here USA, same Switzerland, very stressful life.

@selohcin

2 күн бұрын

@@thor3399able US military members stationed in Japan don't actually have to interact with regular society in Japan. They live in their own little bubble. They speak English only, they shop at American shops on the bases, and everything related to the law and legal stuff is handled for them by the military. They're completely unlike everyone else in Japan, including the other non-military foreigners. They have absolutely no need to assimilate into the culture or learn the language.

@swifftpurchase6490

Күн бұрын

Are you from San Antonio.

I am also mixed race/ethnicity, half-Korean and half-American German. The only person here in the US besides another Korean who has correctly acknowledged my Korean ancestry without me saying anything was a Russian tourist who stopped in the gas station I was working in at the time as a young man. This would have been around 25 years ago. After conversing with him for a little, I found him to be a really cool guy and very down to earth. He was helping to fund his trip across our country by selling these beautiful artistic prints. I bought two from him. One was of a pair of hands holding the Earth (Christian meaning) which I gifted to my mother and another of Neuschwanstein Castle which I kept for myself. We still have them today.

@GPKLR

11 күн бұрын

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@user-uw1pw5ts2g

6 күн бұрын

У этих вещей есть история, цени их бро👍

@ytn00b3

Күн бұрын

lmao. there's no such thing as half Korean in Korea. You either Korean or foreigners.

I think in his book Crime and Punishment, Dostoyevskiy said the most efficient way to imprison a man is to convince him he is not in prison. This is why we Americans are constantly told how amazingly free we are.

@SashaMeetsRussia

13 күн бұрын

This is such a valid point

@GPKLR

11 күн бұрын

Как хорошо, что Вы так глубоко мыслите. ❤

@okayvision3413

10 күн бұрын

yes, and you can fool stupid sheep into thinking all kinds of things!

@itadrummer1

9 күн бұрын

Smart girl ! Please make sure to NOT file taxes with the IRS ever again unless you plan to fly back to America in the future. Good luck 🍀

@_DEFCON1

9 күн бұрын

You're absolutely correct show me kids in the USA are taught that America is democracy which is farthest from democracies literally evil the USA is actually a constitutional republic make no mistake the usa is under amd has been under psychological warefare for many years now its truly the most effective form of war

I am an American and I went to Russia before and honestly I did feel happier when I was in Russia. I rode a zipline in Moscow and when I landed, the workers were telling me in Russian " why aren't you smiling !" " did you not have fun !". I became happy after that and I also liked how I didn't see homelessness in Russia, the food was always amazing, Moscow looked like a whole new world to me. I was also brainwashed not to tell Russians that I am American because I was worried they will hate me. But it was actually the opposite because they started asking me so much questions about America since it turned on their curiosity. I loved Russia and hopefully I get to go back there

@user-pf8wb6qv5h

Күн бұрын

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@giucafelician

8 сағат бұрын

Go back!

@aluisious

6 сағат бұрын

What an incredibly dumb story. "I did stuff I could do at home, but people told me to be happy, so I was!"

This is confirmation for me to move abroad. Thank you for being transparent and sharing! After I visited Europe this February, I fell in love. ❤

My thoughts exactly! Been living in Russia with my wife for some time now, couldn't be happier! :)

@GPKLR

10 күн бұрын

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Dear Sasha - I'm an old man, did my military service in times of "cold war" when my home-country Germany was devided by the "Iron Curtain" and we waited much of the time for s wave of tanks with the Red Star crushing us down. Well - it took decades, then they came. Warm-hearted friendly people from almost every country that had been faced Western Europe, bringing with them their spouses and childred, not a word any more about tanks and a new Russian Federaton had friendly allowed Germany to reunite. And though times have turned darker again I really love to watch you (and some others) present to us the beauty of Russia, its many cultures - making me ashamed ever again of what "The West" has turned into. And I've even started learning your wonderful language. In a former millenium I lerned democracy and citicenship from Americans, many of them then stationed here. Now I think I will learn from the rich culture of "Mother Russia". I hope you will present us with a lot more videos. And

@user-de5dv7wk3m

18 күн бұрын

Какие хорошие слова❤

@Mikhail_to4ka

18 күн бұрын

Thank you, kind man! Russia is in touch. If we are well treated, then we are good. It's a saying about a sword. Whoever comes to us with a sword will die by the sword.

@SledgeFox

18 күн бұрын

👍

@wlbraun2024

17 күн бұрын

@@Mikhail_to4ka Hello, good man (whom I would love to adress as a friend) - I really would have loved to come to Russia. Be assured - not with a sword. And be assured, dire as times are these days I know no one who would want to come that way. I would have loved to come with flowers to lay down at Wolgograd and Saint Petersburg. Bad things have happend in the past and I would have loved to see one of the most beautiful Russian cities (so at least I've heard): Kaliningrad become a central meeting point of so many countries And to learn more of a country that's history has brought us such an amount of gread literature, painting, music... No more swords. Live long and happy.

@amunman

17 күн бұрын

Радуется объединению Германии , а объединение русских земель это для него другое. Притом что единой Германии никогда не было, а Русь была веками.

Wow Sasha!!! I’ve lived here 61 years and you nailed every physical, psychological, sociocultural, economic, and governmental variable that contributes to so many Americans excessive depression, anxiety, daily stress, drug addiction, poverty, crime…I could go on and on. My family visited Ireland and we are descendants of their and mostly England, but I know my brother, son, and daughter would move and I’m working on my wife now😊 Thank you so much, you have given me more hope for a more content and relaxed life and probably many others. Take care, Collin

Hi Sasha, Thanks for your video. I can relate, although my path was slightly different. I was born long ago in America but was becoming more uncomfortable in America by the day. Fourteen years ago, I moved to ShenZhen, China, ironically, about 15 minutes by high speed train from your home. For most of the reasons you mention, I am very comfortable hear with no regrets having left.

I'm an Orthodox Christian from America. Russian immigrants helped me become the man I am, and who I hope to be one day. I think your spot on, Sasha. God put me in America, hopefully one day He will put me in Russia! God bless you, and to all Orthodox Christians, С Праздником, a blessed Palm Sunday and a blessed Pascha next week!!! ☦️🕊🙏🇷🇺🤝🇺🇲

@user-xo4nw4wg7i

15 күн бұрын

Move to Russia. Only here you will be free and happy. Here in Russia we have moved and continue to move hundreds of families from America, Britain, France, Canada, Germany and other countries. And everyone says the same thing - that here they find peace of mind, freedom, security and confidence in the future.

@user-os6ii7dt9f

15 күн бұрын

Welcome to Russia bro 🇷🇺

@user-qm1or5xi3x

15 күн бұрын

И тебя с Великим Праздником Христова Воскресения!!!

@TheRealJohnConnor

15 күн бұрын

@@user-qm1or5xi3x Аминь!!! Спаси Господь!!!

@Gasst91

14 күн бұрын

@@TheRealJohnConnor Да, лучше быть в России, когда придёт Т-800 и Т-1000.

When you said that your teacher in the International Relations class told you that you weren't allowed to speak Russian, I completely lost my mind. Teaching international relations and no foreign language allowed. That's a typical American political mind. It took me 53 years to figure out everything you mentioned in that video. You're really amazing! I've never been to Russia. I never imagined it because of all the wrong things I've seen and heard about Russia from here. Well, I started to open my eyes after this war Russia is fighting against you know who. I begin to look closer at Russia with my own eyes from every possible source I can find out there. That's how I found your channel and I'm very grateful. I really respect your courage to follow your beliefs and your steps forward. To answer your question, I really enjoyed hearing your deeper thoughts.

@user-qg9yw3pe7q

17 күн бұрын

Russia has recently made it easier to obtain visas. I strongly recommend that you take advantage of this and come to Russia for at least a week. The flight will be quite expensive, because the United States has canceled direct flights, but all prices of goods and services will be very cheap for you. You can even, for example, treat your teeth in Russia and compensate for the cost of tickets by saving money. Добро пожаловать! Мы будем рады вам!

@SirJamieLannister

17 күн бұрын

Russia is fighting again civilians and Ukrainian children, like HAMAS terrorists - you're right

@alexxandr3502

16 күн бұрын

Spread this channel among your friends so that the fog of lies is dispelled.

@maxv1455

16 күн бұрын

I personally consider Scott Ritter to be one of the best experts on Russia and an international analyst. I recommend watching his video where he answers questions about international politics from users from all over the world or communicates with other famous people and journalists. Respect from Russia!

@user-xo4nw4wg7i

15 күн бұрын

I am pleased with your interest in Russia! There are already many came to Russia from America, Britain, Germany, Canada, France. One of the best and most objective people in America is Scott Ritter, who has already been to Russia several times and knows a lot and tells the truth. And also very popular and voluminous content about the ordinary life of Traveling with Russell.

I’m 66 years old now, and with my personal experience of living in the United States over the last 50 years, I completely agree with you. I would like to move to Europe/Russia myself

@GD-L80

3 күн бұрын

Germany

@user-vt3oj8uc5s

2 күн бұрын

Welcome to Belarus

American here. This is one of the saddest and truest videos I have ever seen. I don’t know how to get out. I am getting old and my time is growing shorter. For my sons, I fear…

@petergriffin4511

5 күн бұрын

Мой дорогой американский друг,если когда-нибудь твоим сыновьям надоест жить в вашем "граде на холме"-есть одна прекрасная страна,где они смогут быть счастливы.И я сейчас не про Канаду))

@user-gq2vo6ci9n

5 күн бұрын

⁠My Russian friend, I have considered converting to Orthodoxy and immigrating. But I have a local government job and the skills do not transfer… I am stuck. They are not…

@AliAlahmad-jc4oo

4 күн бұрын

Do not give bro and stand against the policy of the us government, who send 64b$ to israel instead of helping their own people.

@gendrinvl496

4 күн бұрын

@@user-gq2vo6ci9n Get a pension in the USA, live in Russia. As pensioners do in Thailand. Why accept Orthodoxy? You can stay Catholic, I generally believe in the old gods.

@user-wb8dr3ie8n

3 күн бұрын

​@@user-gq2vo6ci9nхорошее желание 👍 помоги вам Бог!

Думал будет треш, в комментах, от иностранных зрителей, но люди спокойно отреагировали - за это респект! 👍 Спасибо, за искренность)

@user-cb8sv1rc3c

18 күн бұрын

Странно, когда человек рассказывает, почему покидает Россию, его обычно смешивают с дерьмом в комментах. С чего бы это? 🤔

@user-os9rx6xe2w

18 күн бұрын

@@user-cb8sv1rc3c с пропаганды.

@aurora-cj6ui

17 күн бұрын

@@user-cb8sv1rc3c они работают за желуди в комментах. не будьте к ним суровы.

@Izya_Rabinovich

17 күн бұрын

да американцы сами свою страну ненавидят и никто уже не удивляется , что кто-то уехал ... в любом случае жить среди белых намного лучше

@iMitric

17 күн бұрын

Треш скорее начнется от наших соотечественников.

I am an American Patriot and I agree with everything you are saying Sasha. It is my hope that we as Americans and as a country can get back to the basics of family God and Country as soon as possible. I pray for my Country and the wqorld.

@entertainmentyoutube3606

6 күн бұрын

Wellllll.... something Sasha is not telling is that Putin invest 3 billion a year in misinformation to divide and destabilize the States, so there's some rusophobia because putin do want to destroy America, and the brainwashing and wokeism is a direct result of asimetrical war created by Russian propaganda

@Blueicyyy

5 күн бұрын

The damage done is irreversible in my opinion. Unless we have a president who really cracks down on what’s happening to this country then we’re doomed

@GeMBoyYT

2 күн бұрын

@@Blueicyyylike US president can do something lol. Doesn’t matter which president wins, it will follow orders from Standard Oil and Shell. Democracy is a blue pill for citizens, making them think their votes has any value, when in reality both choices will lead to the same result.

@user-pf8wb6qv5h

Күн бұрын

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@shyryTsr2k

20 сағат бұрын

Same I'm an American patriot from Southern California. I'm sad for this nation as well and I really care about my fellow Americans. Just wish we'd stop fighting over ridiculous things...😢

The production value of this video is wild for someone with "only" 70k subscribers. Well done!

@xoctor

Күн бұрын

Almost as if they have some kind of sponsor...

@grayssoncarl5020

Күн бұрын

@@xoctor Some videos about Russia/China seem to paint the countries in a good/better light but at least they are not using outright lies and propaganda like the western media does. Its sad seeing the media creating all this phobia/hatred against others over here in Germany despite anyone even remotely informed outside their filter bubble can see that we often are the bad guys that started most of the problems/conflicts. But people desperately want to believe they are the good guys because otherwise they would have to think hard about themself. Its like when i ask people if they really believe that Russia attacks itself and without any pause they say: "Of course they are".

I'm an older person and worked in Alaska with people from Russia and other countries from the former Soviet union and I treated them like anyone else ,I had no problem with them .I made many friends and valued their friendship

Thank you for the video! I studied Russian history in college and have always respected Russia and russians. The amount of Russophobia after 2016 shocked me especially when the accusations about russia rigging the election were so blatantly false. Many of my friends and family now want to leave the US as well for all the reasons you listed and more thank you for sharing your story.

@mandar7n306

11 күн бұрын

Не ложные это правда. Неужели ты поверил что Трамп который собрал меньше голосов чем Хилари случайно стал президентом? 😂

@KR72534

10 күн бұрын

How silly it is to think that a brutal dictatorship wouldn’t have a free election. Don’t they always? Russia, after all, has a long history of free elections. Stalin used to always get 99% of the vote because he was so popular.

@roddbroward9876

5 күн бұрын

@@mandar7n306 George W. Bush also became president despite losing the popular vote. Are you saying they also got hacked then? lol

I'm a 68 yr old guy, so when I was your age, I feel like America was very different. When I was a child, I used to ride my bicycle for miles and miles in Alameda, CA (San Francisco Bay Area). Nowadays, criminals have more rights there than anyone else, so a kid risks being sold into slavery by riding around like I did. In the 50s and early 60s it was great. But it started changing with Viet Nam. I kept my nose out of politics for decades. In school I learned about the Constitution and the Declaration, and I thought they were great. I chose the Republican Party because they seemed to respect those documents more from my perspective. But I was a lit and philosophy major, so I wanted to understand the other perspectives. Now I think I understand the post-modern thinking behind those who are "post-American" and who see individuality and freedom as a constraint. Even this is not new, as Russians know too well. But post-modernism is not sustainable, and Russia has also figured this out and have re-traditionalized their culture with a sustainable core Sacred at the heart of their civilization. They have returned to orthodox Christianity. I hope America can learn from Russia, because we must do something similar here, or else America as we knew it will cease to exist. We're kind of on the brink of oblivion right now. You look to be pretty close in age to my daughter. I wish you the best, and I thank you for sharing your journey with those of us who remember a better America. Thanks!

I live in a large city in the U.S. where I hear countless languages. In classrooms, I have heard at least 5 spoken among students, and I admire their abilities. How they came by learning them was not always very pleasant either, so I am impressed by their skills. There is a clannish nature about "mother tongue," and the U.S. is a rather provincial country as a result of marketing. We are encouraged to project this attitude by every means at hand. Fear is the worst part of nationhood, the easiest way to manage the most people. You are fortunate to have been raised with the ability to communicate in at least four languages.

@RoCK3rAD

4 күн бұрын

America integrates its immigrants better than most nations.

Спасибо за откровенность и смелость. Это важно. Ты действительно делаешь мир лучше!

@SashaMeetsRussia

18 күн бұрын

Спасибо ❤

@mishanyausa

17 күн бұрын

​@@SashaMeetsRussia 😊🤝🙏 ВСЕМ ОГРОМНЫЙ ПРИВЕТ ОТ КАНАЛА МИШАНЯ В ШТАТАХ 😃 😊

@user-ts4iy1mp3h

17 күн бұрын

@@mishanyausa Мишаня..нам не интересны штаты....

As a man living in the US is just all about loneliness and disparity. After 24 yrs being here I decided few weeks ago to live in a Latinamerican Country. This video is amazing because it contains all the real reasons why people leave United States 🇺🇸 Thank you !!

@Jessica-oy8zs

6 күн бұрын

I agree- it feels so isolating here, so much lack of community. Cheers to your new move!

@salamandah69

5 күн бұрын

Me too. I moved not too long ago and I feel so good

@RoCK3rAD

4 күн бұрын

@@Jessica-oy8zsAmerica is what you make of it, sitting inside commenting on KZread won’t bring you a sense of community anywhere in the world

@thor3399able

4 күн бұрын

Have you decided where to move ? I have been here same 24 years but Mexico isn't an option due to crime, and harder way of living even of course more social contact, but south America is harder in economy. Canada is more distant. Costa Rica perhaps, I don't see a safe country now...

@juliozandamela

3 күн бұрын

​@@thor3399ableChina is a perfect country right now, everyone who visit this country don't come back. Very safe, clean, no homeless, no crime, people are so kind and friendly!

Young and smart........run, run as far away as possible and never, don't even think about coming back. I have 5 more years to live here and I'm leaving.

@getsideways7257

3 күн бұрын

Run where exactly? To Mars with Elon Musk?

@lieutenantcommanderdata892

3 күн бұрын

Would kill to be there. I'm from Turkey btw

@jojo-ep2pp

3 күн бұрын

Birds fly away to find your freedom "Migration" to see the world. Sleep in peace, a safe trip to school, no worries about shopping, no worries about children playing outside. No bullets, no threats. Find your home and enjoy life. Life is short.

@1STstream

3 күн бұрын

Human civilization was initially organized to protect it's people from known and unknown dangers, to survive and thrive. Today, people are being used as batteries, much like in the old classic movie - MATRIX. Like the author of this video, I also feel my life being sucked out of me daily, with education, work, and social environment being so hostile it's extremely hard to stay afloat. But where would you move? It's like this everywhere now, pretty much...

@JeepCherokeeful

2 күн бұрын

Leaving for Hong Kong I’d imagine

The new American Dream is to leave America and move to a place where they can live in freedom and privacy and not have to fear the Government

Bravissimo!!!...those are all the reasons i have moved to Russia 6 month ago after 25 years in California, and one more thing to mention is kids safety as my 9 year old can walk to school and back home himself , which would not be the case in US...

@benjamingrant3441

15 күн бұрын

Hello, what city have you come to?

@pipilafromforest8100

14 күн бұрын

Cool! Welcome to Russia, dear!

@user-oo6ng9fv8b

14 күн бұрын

К сожалению "колумбайн" добрался до нас. Стрельба и убийство в школах участились😢 не очень безопасно стало

@user-rb7vs5bx6b

14 күн бұрын

​@@user-oo6ng9fv8b 2023 год США: 38 случаев стрельбы в школах с жертвами, 63 человека ранено или убито Россия: 5 случаев, 17 пострадавших или убитых. Несопоставимые цифры.

@Keepinitreal55

13 күн бұрын

Are you ethnically Russian? We’ve also lived in CA for 25 years but seems so hard to immigrate back again. What do you do in Russia?

Вы невероятно открытая и милая девушка. Так просто и доступно говорить о своём опыте! Не перестаю вами восхищаться! Я очень рад, что в Россию вернулся такой замечательный человек😊

@mishamixailov

18 күн бұрын

Согласен с тобой. Это отличная новость!

@alexsharlaev307

18 күн бұрын

Сашуля - Солнышко! Она с такой неподдельной любовью интересуется нашей культурой, что невольно понимаешь, что КУЛЬТУРА - ЭТО ЯЗЫК (в обширном смысле этого слова) НАРОДА!

@SashaMeetsRussia

18 күн бұрын

Спасибо большое ❤

@alexsharlaev307

18 күн бұрын

@@SashaMeetsRussia Всяческих благ тебе, Сашенька! Люблю твой канал! Спасибо тебе за твой труд!

@user-ut9ni6ir2r

17 күн бұрын

Вот подписываюсь под каждым словом)

Another point I would make about health is that while I think there are toxicity problems with American food, particularly involving overuse of pesticides, I think the poisoning goes way deeper than that. There is a lot of evidence linking both stress levels and shift work to type 2 diabetes for example, but of course we cannot really admit that because if we did, we'd have to change our work culture. When I was in Germany I had a stress-related health breakdown which included type 2 diabetes. I have since been able to reverse it (this took two years of concerted effort), but it was interesting to me that some of my Russian colleagues understood the link between stress and diabetes, while my American colleagues (and German ones too) did not.

@KR72534

3 күн бұрын

Russian males have a life expectancy of 64, one of the lowest. Russian medicine is not what I would call a success.

I'm sorry you experienced that and many of us unfortunately have had a bad experience like you. I am multiracial from a small town growing up and had some of the same things happen to me too. But you give me hope! Best of luck to you!!

Hi same here I left France for Russia

@user-uz1lc7kt9t

17 күн бұрын

À quoi bon? Tu n'aimes pas les punaises de lit et les rats?

@notalone4668

17 күн бұрын

@@user-uz1lc7kt9t en fait je suis parti bien avant les punaises de lit!) j’ai 44 ans et je suis parti de France en 2004 sur un coup de tête à 24 ans.

@Anton87888

17 күн бұрын

🇷🇺❤️🇨🇵 Salutations de Russie, Saint-Pétersbourg. Il est dommage que les relations entre nos pays soient à un niveau bas. J'aime la France, la musique française et la culture française.

@AlIce-ms3ky

14 күн бұрын

А почему не говорите по-русски или по-французски? :)

@notalone4668

14 күн бұрын

@@AlIce-ms3ky по настроению, и если собеседник англоговорящий, то на английском отвечаю..

Ironically, several of my Russian friends who left Russia to live in the US about a decade ago (some, evem more than that), are moving back to Russia, and ALL of them are saying the exact same things about the US: a total lack of healthcare, crappy food, expensive life, working conditions that are borderline slavery, a divided and aggressive society, drugs and homelessness all around, and a constant fear of woke people that may find seemingly normal things offensive and react aggressively to that. On top of that, a rather noticeable increase of russophobia pumped into American society by the media. "The US isn't what it used to be" is their new motto. And from what I heard of these people, it seems like other foreigners who came to the US in search of what they thought would be a better life, are leaving the US for good too...

@okayvision3413

10 күн бұрын

and most Americans own a gun. if their mood changes, and they have someone else in their sights, they won't hesitate to shoot! Research shows that most serious crime incl homicide occurs in the US, compared to the rest of the world. a sinister and very dangerous lifestyle. Most Americans don't care until they become victims themselves.

@sjuton8024

8 күн бұрын

@@tabithan2978 hope you never ever leave the US nor understand your state. Just suffer, honey

@porscheseverywhere

8 күн бұрын

@tabithan2978 Your closed mindedness is showing

@tabithan2978

8 күн бұрын

Depends where you live. Here in Blue Massachusetts we have the top public schools, lowest gun violence, low obesity, world’s best healthcare, best seafood in the US is in New England, we are not divided in New England, solid BLUE, welcoming to LGBTQ people. Life is good. 👍

@tabithan2978

8 күн бұрын

@@porscheseverywhere Your Russian propaganda is showing. Russians number 3 million in the US, and more are arriving every day. They don’t like living in a totalitarian country. Do you?

I became a Russian citizen 3 years ago. It was the best decision ever. I’m tired of telling my American friends to spend some few days in Russia or outside of the USA. I won’t disturb anyone again)

@MaxAmerica.Freedom

17 күн бұрын

Congratulations! It's funny how people, who have never left the US, feel they know more than people who actually lived in Russia or another country. That TV News is a great brainwasher.

@Visitors-pv8ic

16 күн бұрын

👥🫂❤️🇷🇺

@redsool1

16 күн бұрын

а сам откуда родом? Скобочки так писать - это с конца двухтысячных тема

@KR72534

15 күн бұрын

Average male life expectancy is 64, one of the lowest. Don’t get sick or have dinner with Putin,

@MaxAmerica.Freedom

15 күн бұрын

@keithrothman7253 Where did you here that? LOL, sounds like CNN or FOX. Have you lived in Russia? Probably not.

What a great video from a very brave, perceptive and intuitive young lady. It's sad but true everything she said about America, I wish her well wherever her life takes her. The world could use more people like her.

Hi Sasha! You are very cool. My experiences have been the same. Don't look back. I'm living on family property in Greece, after years of transition. Patrick

Thank you for such level headed thinking. Your videos are so enjoyable, not least for their high production value. I am convinced your reach is seriously downgraded by the social media company. Keep going, all the best from Ireland

@SashaMeetsRussia

18 күн бұрын

Thank you for your support ❤️🍀

You make right decision ! Saludos de Sevilla !!!

@SashaMeetsRussia

18 күн бұрын

Saludos!!!😊

Sasha, As an American born and raised. You have summed it up perfectly. I am on a mission to establish my business and get out of here. Just not the country I grew up in. Not exactly sure where I will go. But I will not stay here if at all possible.

Thank You for your honesty. Best part was that it was done so politely; like who can even get mad at you LOL! All the best to you and yours Sasha!

I am an Iranian born and raised in Canada and I am over how the West tries to say they are democratic and open minded. This video confirmed how racist it is here in the West. Funny part is its not even their land, they are European settlers. Russia like Iran will never bow down to USA or allow them to exploit their country and as a result they get torn apart in the American media.

@daytonajimduey2068

17 күн бұрын

For one thing, you are not from Canada (like European settlers). Have respect for the people of other countries , not the politics of a government.

@sergeistokmann4444

17 күн бұрын

​@daytonajimduey2068You're nobody

@SirJamieLannister

17 күн бұрын

Especially racist. BLM joined the chat🤡

@SirJamieLannister

17 күн бұрын

"It's not even their land" Any empires conquered alien lands - and Russian and Persian Empires aren't an exception

@arianrezaei13

17 күн бұрын

Oh come on, I'm an Iranian here IN RUSSIA I've gotten into 5 fights over the past year over speaking English or being brown despite always trying to walk away from conflict. It's not uncommon for me to go out with my girlfriend without being harassed by some Russian dude in their 40s I remember getting a job as an English teacher and the employer telling me that even though he promised 2600 rubles per session, he'll only pay me 1600 because I'm not white Also here I'm studying physics in English and when Russia's ministry of education visited us they were telling me that I cannot say a word of English because Russia is trying to ban all English programs and if the ministry found out that our program is in English they would cancel it(yes Russian education is weird) Here I also have to mention that we are racially discriminated against with words like khach(typically a word for Azarbaijanis, Armanians etc)and churka (a word for central Asians from tajikistan and stuff) only time they're not racist to us is because they mistake us as Arabs which I'm sure every Iranian would see as the worst thing to be referred to (not gonna discuss why) Now let's talk about Tajikistanis, so they're a ridiculously isolated Persian speaking ppl who's looks can very from indian to Mongolic to blonde blue eyed. And when you talk to them they'll constantly tell you stories of how they got their job because they're luckier than other tajikistanis and looking white, with employers actually telling them to not hire other tajikistanis for not looking white, so then poorer tajikistanis get increasing isolated from Russian society causing them to do things like the recent terrorist attacks with no hesitation. I remember the first month I came to Russia and had tajikistanis tell me to under no circumstances should I tell any Russian that I can speak the same language as them because they're hated by Russian society Also Iran not bowing down to the us is more put of all administration being ...well Iran like rather than Russia's reasonings

Bravo Sasha 🤍💙❤🇷🇺🙏☦🌹🍀greetings from Holland 🇳🇱❤🇷🇺Russia

@Abirvalg45678

15 күн бұрын

Приезжайте в гости! Посмотреть Москву.

@GPKLR

10 күн бұрын

❤

People love each other, it's the media and politics that devide us. Good on you for seeing reality and moving. Wishing you happiness 😊

New subscriber! I'm an American, you nailed it with this video! Spot on! Be well! Cheers from East Los Angeles! 🎸🎶🙏🕶️

You pretty much summed up everything why I left the US and moved to Russia! If someone asks me why I did that, this is the video I'll be referring to. Thank you so much for this!

@brendaguerin5423

18 күн бұрын

why Russia?

@xx-nasser-

18 күн бұрын

@@brendaguerin5423 why Russia as opposed to some other countries, is that what you are asking? All the reasons to leave the U.S. are pretty much exactly the same as what’s discussed in this video. As for why Russia, there are way too many reasons to list in a message here. Among many is that my wife is Russian, however we explored a lot of countries before and at the end of the day Russia ended up being the most suitable and comfortable for us on multiple levels.

@SashaMeetsRussia

18 күн бұрын

Thank you! Glad you understand! ❤

@Flitalidapouet

18 күн бұрын

@@xx-nasser- And Russia is multiple countries folded in one, you can live in Russia, but having 100% a different life depending of the city or region you choose.

@axmxi03

18 күн бұрын

I agree. I’m American and really hate what’s going on here. I will never be able to live outside of US but I wish I could. USA is going down the tubes real quick

I am an American living in Russia and love it here. Russia is 1000 times better than America. America is sick and twisted in so many ways. I have a lot to say about this contrast.

@KR72534

15 күн бұрын

A million Russians just fled in the opposite direction.

@user-wj8ql4ok4g

15 күн бұрын

@@KR72534 Rather, these are hundreds of inadequacies with a lack of critical thinking)))

@yurig2530

15 күн бұрын

Depends on a state where you live.

@ktfoent

15 күн бұрын

@@KR72534 they are brainwashed people that are unhappy anywhere, I’m a Ukrainian living in America, I want to move to Russia

@Gopferteckel

15 күн бұрын

@@user-wj8ql4ok4gCritically thinking of not getting mobilised for the meat grinder

Great video Sasha. I’m Russian (American) living for over 25 years in the US. I would love to move back to Moscow! I’ve been discussing with my children (who’s Russian language isn’t great, but we are working on it) the possibility of studying in Russia after graduating high schools in the US. It would be amazing if you could put together a video with information or resources on studying opportunities for the foreigners. Thank you!

40yrs ago America was the place everyone wished they could move to. But today i would not even think of it.

I grew up in Southern California, a “liberal” bastion, but they were from the perspective of my British parents, parochial and small minded, absolutely convinced of their superiority although they lagged behind the world in so many ways. My parents “went home” with me when I was still a teen. I was a bit disappointed with the country which I was strongly taught to identify but never considered a return to the USA, for just the reasons you outlined. I fight tooth and nail anyone who tries to drag us in the direction of the USA.

I was born in Chelyabinsk, Russia and lived in the United States for 15 years. From 2009 to 2024. I served in the U.S. military for 8 years and lived in many states: New York, New Jersey, South Carolina, Virginia, Texas, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Arizona. This country has changed significantly over the past decade. I agree with everything Sasha said about the current situation in America.

@mememantyrique1029

12 күн бұрын

South Carolinian here. Never lived anywhere else but I’ve heard some rumors about Chelyabinsk. Is it true that it’s a city of tractor enthusiasts? I have a tricked out ford 8N that will out pull anyone in the state. I’ve won countless tractor pulls and tug of wars with it. I wouldn’t mind seeing what them Chelyabinsk tractor boys are made of. I’m in a whole other league, I need tougher competition. I bet they’ll still end up like everyone else who’s challenged me. Absolutely destroyed- yanked clear across the county line.

@ittakir

12 күн бұрын

@@mememantyrique1029 No, it's just a normal Russian big city with median personal income about $300 per month.

@raven5967

12 күн бұрын

@@mememantyrique1029 Chelyabinsk is an industrial city. One of the industries is the tractor factory. Since 2013, the city is better known as the Meteor Capital.

@kuanov01

11 күн бұрын

@@ittakir ha-ha. May be you've ment 13 hundred per.month?)

@mumzel-V

11 күн бұрын

​@@mememantyrique1029 привет! Я живу в Челябинске. Это большой промышленный город. Здесь есть тракторный завод, металлургический завод, трубопрокатный завод и много других. В 2013 году здесь упал метеорит. В нашей области много озер, знаменитые самые древние Уральские горы. Именно здесь проходит граница Европы и Азии.

Wow, it's amazing how much consciousness you bring to those topics. Thank you for sharing this, it made me look from a different angle! And it's well edited and really funny sometimes :)

I grew up in the deep south and lived in the southeastern region of the USA for almost all my life. I am half Korean. And what you are describing is not anything I had encountered. When I was young I did get some "shaming" from kids but as I grew older, it all went by the wayside. You realize that children can be the cruelest in life. I don't think what you experienced was in any way representative of the general USA. So, because of my own experience, I would say your reasoning if very weak. Also, I've lived in various countires over the decades: Germany, Italy, the UK, South Korea, Thailand. So I am able to compare and contrast quite easily. I eventook a business trip to Moscow. I had a wonderful time there. Let us hope and pray things will revert peasceful once again.

@wolfysk1494

23 сағат бұрын

She was describing university and career. So it was surely not shaming from kids.

@razoraz

16 сағат бұрын

I think you're both right, actually. I've lived in the western US and never seen racism, but I did know a girl with browner skin who also went to Boston U and told me about the racism she experienced there. So it's limited to pockets and places. I'm happy to hear of people from all places.

У меня мама украинка отец болгарин , я прошел через тоже самое. Даже в такой стране как Болгария, похожей на Россию. Мы Вернулись в Россию 2019 г и я очень рад. Не буду описывать подробности детства и молодости но я вздохнул в России.

@m1nd5t0rm

14 күн бұрын

ДоБро пожаловать!

@AX-55

9 күн бұрын

вздохнул?! почему не в окопах на войне или тебя это не касается? :)

@m1nd5t0rm

9 күн бұрын

@@AX-55 так мобилизация добровольная

@AX-55

9 күн бұрын

@@m1nd5t0rm у тебя две ошибки в предложении :)))) и логическая и смысловая...не бывает ДОБРОВОЛЬНОЙ мобилизации

@m1nd5t0rm

9 күн бұрын

@@AX-55 Ты дурачок что ли? Объявили набор добровольцев по всей стране, "фирменные" бригады каждый регион формирует сам, часто называют в честь героев этих регионов. Повсюду билборды - вступайте в ряды добровольцев. В России мобилизация ДОБРОВОЛЬНАЯ: просто открывают донабор добровольцев. в моём регионе до ляма подъемных и весь экип дадут.

Great video! As an American I left the USA 25yrs ago (when I was 19) recently moved back cuz I thought I was missing something. Missed nothing I need to get out. ITS A TRAP

@nono-wc6gc

6 күн бұрын

bruh. luck to you

@BlakSand

Күн бұрын

it is a trap, agreed

"If you came from HK why aren't your eyes like ⌣⌣" The teachers sounds like she's a pure 'Merican 😄

I left the US 11 years ago... Will die here in Asia. I am sad for my siblings and friends still there.

I’m in the USA. My wife is Russian and she’s never experienced any bias at all about being Russian. And we’ve discussed this in depth. She only been met with a bit of curiosity and fascination. Sorry you experienced these things but I’ve never seen it. Edit: You make other great points - especially about healthcare, woke garbage, and general safety. I’ve loved the time I’ve spent in Russia and am absolutely open to moving there in the coming years.

@mikearchibald744

18 күн бұрын

Racism and even rudeness is often a luck of the draw. Ironically as she says here, its been professors. But it can depend what city and what state. There are of course cosmopolitan areas, but others less so.

@alexandramccarthy4648

18 күн бұрын

Same here, I am Russian who lived in America for over 30 years in different coastal states (East and West). I have never experienced Russophobia toward me. I wonder if that's a new thing? I think Americans are very nice people and that's why they are being taken advantage of right now, they are too soft. For young Americans this country is a disaster though. Culture here has rotted out on so many levels. Great advice that they should travel as much as possible to be able to get a fresh perspective on the state of America today and to understand what can they do about getting it fixed.

@mikearchibald744

18 күн бұрын

@@alexandramccarthy4648 The people who would most benefit from travel can't afford it.

@alexandramccarthy4648

17 күн бұрын

@@mikearchibald744 Funny, that's what I've heard from Americans all the time: "oh, I wish I could travel too, I just can't afford it" while I came here with only $5 in my pocket. Its what you believe you can or cannot do that makes a difference. And setting priorities is crucial. All those who "wished, but couldn't" spent too much money on coffee and beer or games nowadays instead of frugally planning their trip.

@mikearchibald744

17 күн бұрын

@@alexandramccarthy4648 The price of coffee and beer and games is not going to get you far.

The Truth Will Set You Free! You nailed it Sasha!! As an American citizen I am ashamed and disgusted with my country right now... As a kid growing up in the 70's and 80's I don't recognize this place anymore The greed is out of control Ford Mustangs priced at $50,000 Since when did Ford become a luxury brand? We/Americans can't even rent one bedroom apartments anymore in our own country without having high credit scores And now only the upper class with high credit scores can buy homes in this country! We don't almost lead the world in homelessness for nothing you know? Meanwhile our brilliant government just gave the ok to send $95 billion to Ukraine,Israel and Taiwan Included in this package Ukraine will receive $9 billion of economic assistance in the form of forgivable loans! And nothing for Americans in need A nation that doesn't value its own citizens isn't worth defending.🤔👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

@bibekjung7404

13 күн бұрын

KAAVER. ::. GOD. ::. ALMIGHTY. :.❤❤

@baitna4913

13 күн бұрын

Yes indeed

@userunknown1030

13 күн бұрын

the only thing wrong i see you said was the money going over seas the rest just happens over time home where only like 30k back in the 80 good luck finding one for that price now that isn't falling apart. prices have always gone up in america and it has to do with government spending and the biggest spenders are the democrat party so yeah if people would come to grips with this but at last the america people i guess like getting screwed by the democrat party seeing as every election they vote for them.

@Igoraga1

13 күн бұрын

"Soon all your America will get a KIRDIK!!!" Danila Bagrov (c)

@soundsoflife9549

13 күн бұрын

Good job for getting out of that degrading sees-pit in time.

It’s our loss that you chose to leave. I’m glad that you found your place in the world. It’s actually a smaller world now.

Thanks for putting this out there. I appreciate you and anyone else willing to enlighten others.

Food in the USA is mostly garbage and it has gotten a lot worse in the UK too.

@jpr4747

18 күн бұрын

I thought it was impossible to bé worse than British food...

@D.N.A.23

18 күн бұрын

GMO FOOD so bad 😅

@UncleRoma0

18 күн бұрын

What shocks me most is that they sell food (in a store) that causes cancer and birth defects. It says so on a tag. They warn the customers but still permit to sell it. When I read that, I couldn’t believe my eyes. I looked and looked and then tried to process.

@mprh6082

18 күн бұрын

Выращивайте еду сами) Сносите свои бассейны на заднем дворе и сажайте здоровые овощи) 😅

@SQSNSQ

18 күн бұрын

@@D.N.A.23 It's not that much of a GMO, that makes US food bad, as extreme food processing, involving a number of synthetic chemical substitutes for flavours, preservatives, coloing, sweeteners etc. Also a lot of sugar and non-conventional (but cheap) fats.

Well, thats exactly what happen to me so many times, when I was living and working in New York city. I was emigration lawyer in USA but I felt pressure on my self from a government officials and the rest of surroundings! If was so difficult for me to except, that I am un outsider in the strange country surrounded by enemies! And I gave up my citizenship and left the country, to never return back! Well, its all behind me now and I am so happy to have a new beginning in my life in by beloved Russia, I never lived before. Welcome back to mother Russia Sasha! We happy to see you here! And best of wishes to you!

@RussianFederation.

18 күн бұрын

И мы вам очень рады❤

@dustinwright4366

18 күн бұрын

I think 🤔 we have been brainwashed society in movies ect.. To feel that we can’t coexist.. It’s ridiculous. Sorry to hear you had a bad experience here . Being in NEW YORK was your 1st mistake ✌🏻😎✌🏻 Russia looks like a nice place very big .

@mgstation

17 күн бұрын

How hard it was to give up US citizenship?

@Etereys

17 күн бұрын

I'm truly so sorry that this was your experience in the US, Maxi, but am glad you are in a better place in yourself now, at least. There are plenty of great people in the US still who would give you a whole different experience. But I can't say that NYC is anywhere close to a good representative these days. As an American, it's one of the places I won't even go near for now.

@mgstation

17 күн бұрын

How much did you pay to get rid of US citizenship? I heard it's about $2000

Zdravím Sašo! Jsem moc rád, že jsem narazil na Váš kanál! Jste úžasná, krásná mladá žena, která to má hodnotově v hlavě v pořádku a toho si v dnešní době moc cením! Zůstaňte, prosím, nadále stejná: 🙂 Založte rodinu a buďte šťastná. Rodina je to nejdůležitější, co v životě máme a co dává našemu životu smysl. ❤ Budu se těšit na další videa! 🙂

As a fellow person who is half American, half European, I feel very similarly about wanting to leave the United States. I’m sure that our views differ, but fundamentally I feel of it, whether Russia, France, Hungary, all of these countries have a basic desire to take care of their own people in education and health life. As someone with a disability, where I cannot drive, I feel less in capable in Europe when I visit family. I hope that you manage to find a happy and successful life.

All the exact reasons why i want to move to Russia 👏🙌

@SNEZNA9

18 күн бұрын

Welcome

@nikolaykhramov1269

18 күн бұрын

Welcome!

@_Retov_

18 күн бұрын

welcome to mother Russia

@0riginalnickname180

18 күн бұрын

Welcome, we need sane people

@Roeland666

18 күн бұрын

I moved to RU, can recommend!!

American here who loves russian culture, history, language. And, WOWWWW…3 YEARS PAID MATERNITY LEAVE?! That’s AMAZING and brings tears to my eyes because that’s how it should be (assuming the mother needs to work to make ends meet otherwise). I wholeheartedly agree that the breakdown of traditional family values is what is ruining america. Imagine if we allowed mothers to spend the most critical years of their children’s lives raising them, instilling the foundations of traditional morality, and building strong family relationships. Our youth probably wouldn’t have so many issues and tolerate degeneracy.

@tangailfarr

17 күн бұрын

Not only 3 years of paid maternity leave. And also subsidies. A little for the first child, more for the second, even more for the third, etc.

@OldRaver528

17 күн бұрын

Correction: 1.5 paid leave + 1.5 unpaid leave

@user-qg9yw3pe7q

17 күн бұрын

In Russia, childbirth is completely free, kindergarten is almost free (for a nominal fee). If your employer fires you, then he is legally obliged to pay you 3 months' salary so that the loss of your job does not come as a shock to you and much more.

@user-wp2jv3vy5y

16 күн бұрын

​​@@user-qg9yw3pe7q вы неправильно пишите, не увольняет, а сокращает и выплачивается выходное пособие за 1 месяц, следующие 2, только если вы не устроились на работу и принесете справку из службы занятости.

@user-ul7eg7is7p

15 күн бұрын

Здравствуйте! Не обращайте внимание на её слова. Я помню в девяностые годы Россия притерпевала упадок, в стране был хаос и вот такие люди как она уезжали в США и Европу, поливая грязью Россию, смеясь с тех кто остался. Сейчас когда обычные люди любящие свою страну навели тут порядок эти крысы стали возвращаться, но теперь поливают грязью США и Европу. У нас в маленьком городе я знаю несколько человек кто в 1990-2000 занял деньги у половины города уехал в Германию и США и не вернул деньги. У таких людей нет родины, они там где им выгодно. Американцы умные люди и справятся со своими проблемами и всё у вас будет хорошо, удачи! Надеюсь наши политики найдут общий язык и настанет мир между Америкой и Россией.

My wife and I had numerous experiences that back up what you are saying during visits to the US from Australia. One example. We told a waitress at a restaurant in Houston that we were from Australia. She said to us: “You’all speak French down there?”. True story!

You are so mature beyond your tender years. You have learned in your young twenties what others at sixty are yet to learn. Keep it up.

Саша-наша русская красавица!!

@Izya_Rabinovich

17 күн бұрын

И чего толку ? . "наша" будет наших рожать , а не мексиканцев

@user-ut9ni6ir2r

17 күн бұрын

@@Izya_Rabinovichчто ты вообще несешь 🧛🏿‍♂️

@Izya_Rabinovich

17 күн бұрын

@@user-ut9ni6ir2r Она с мексом живет . Кого она от него рожать будет ?

@dariasavinaenergy

17 күн бұрын

Она русская или американка ?

@user-ts4iy1mp3h

17 күн бұрын

@@Izya_Rabinovich Изя...а не пойти ли вам ......... куда подальше ? И все то ты знаешь-кто с кем живет. ....и до всего тебе дело есть, прохиндей?

Саша - 1000 % !) Смело и без прикрас. "В чём сила, брат ? Сила - в правде". Лучше горькая правда, чем сладкая ложь. 👋🙏🌹

@SashaMeetsRussia

18 күн бұрын

Спасибо ❤

@tangailfarr

16 күн бұрын

Вы тут говорите спасибо роботу

this is a sad tale…an american of polish heritage here, married to a chinese woman. my immigrant grandparents wouldn’t recognize america today and my immigrant wife says it is nothing like the america that she first saw 30 years ago.

I wish some of the celebrities and politicians who keep saying they would leave would follow Sasha.

Bullseye. I lived in Finland for 18 years and travelled extensively in Russia and former USSR Republics. As a result I'm very pro Russian. As a result I'm seen as enemy number 1 in my home country Australia (little USA) and in Finland. This has caused a loss of friends and relationships. Russia is rising and the West collapsing. Great video Sasha

@MsSaintifik

17 күн бұрын

Be strong, the storm will pass 🩵

@user-sc8rh4fz6f

16 күн бұрын

не переживай!!!это не были твои друзья на самом деле!!!друг не осудит тебя за твои взгляды!!!если это конечно друг!

@lawrencefrost9063

16 күн бұрын

Sorry to burst your bubble but Russia is collapsing along with the West. I wonder which side you would choose in a war between Finland and Russia? I have a hunch. That's why I would not want to be friends with you. Not because you are pro Russian but because if the chips were down, you would kill me in a war wouldn't you? You allegiance should not be for any nation, but to principles and values. And as far as I can tell, the Finnish society still adheres to the values of the enlightenment far better than Russia. You disagree?

@yegorkrutov1540

15 күн бұрын

You support fascist dictator Putin, I won’t be friends with you either

@user-bi4zk4xh2k

15 күн бұрын

Добро пожаловать в Россию! Мы рады адекватным людям

Сашка привет, хорошо выглядишь солнышко, хорошего тебе вечера ты умница ☕🍰🌹🌹🌹

@SashaMeetsRussia

18 күн бұрын

Спасибо ❤

@SakhForester

17 күн бұрын

@@SashaMeetsRussia как мило ты реагируешь на - "Сашка привет"...ты по истине русская девочка!!!

Sasha I really admire you and I'm very interested in your journey. I'll try to keep up with your adventures!

I'm very sorry your experiences were so difficult. We need more young people like you. I also fear that life in Russia will be very difficult for the next 5 - 10 years. I hope I'm wrong, and I wish you the best of luck!

@user-TatS4tx2vg5v

3 күн бұрын

Да. Вы очень ошибаетесь. Никаких трудностей в России мы не испытываем. Ну а если трудности и есть, то не больше чем в любой другой стране.

@politrazor

2 күн бұрын

​@@user-TatS4tx2vg5v вы в Москве или Питере?

@user-TatS4tx2vg5v

2 күн бұрын

@@politrazor я в Курске

Good, Sasha. We left the USA in 2015. We sold everything and moved to Russia with kids. We just got our Russian citizenship. We are very happy to be in Russia. We plan to renounce our US citizenship, but they want $2300 per person for that. Best luck to you Sasha. Thanks for your videos.

@YCHTT

16 күн бұрын

That's consider cheap to depart from the Mafia.

@yegorkrutov1540

15 күн бұрын

Good riddance, enjoy you fura Putin

@user-mr9zc9xe1s

15 күн бұрын

Do you also have to pay to renounce citizenship? How much is how much? 2,300 per person? I am in shock. And yes, congratulations on obtaining Russian citizenship, welcome, we are always glad to see good people!

@maxinatlanta

15 күн бұрын

@@user-mr9zc9xe1s thank you.

@freeSAM22

15 күн бұрын

а зачем отказываться? у вас какие то проблемы в России из за гражданства США или наоборот?

I’m American and everyone tells me the country was United up until the Sep 11 2001. That was the beginning of the end here. Thanks for this video. The more and more I learn about other countries, the more I want to go too

@tr-lj2vx

11 күн бұрын

2008 is when the country divided. Those on the left will say it's because the color of the president's skin. Those with a brain will say it's because they want to save this country and not destroy it.

@kingmaafa120

10 күн бұрын

Facts

@user-oc7rb6rm1m

9 күн бұрын

Sounds right, just go somewhere, look, don’t stay till too late. Many Americans have fear to go abroad, just go

@thetruthisoutthereyt

9 күн бұрын

That was also when the Patriot Act was imposed on the American citizens.

@georgecoventry8441

7 күн бұрын

That is correct. It was from the moment of the 911 attacks in 2001 that the destruction of a once normal and sane America and its transformation into an authoritarian dystopia began, and it has gotten steadily worse since then. It is a dying empire that is out of touch with reality. It is literally the enemy of pretty much the entire world now, and that becomes plainer with every passing year.

I am a Russian and live here but I'm born in USA and it's hard to choose between ❤

Honey, you are right on point with everything that you said!!!! I was born in 1972, and in my lifetime I've watched this country mutate into something unrecognizable to the country that i grew up in as a kid. I moved my family from a super populated area of scum, crime , gangs, drugs, and violence, to a very small country town in a heavily forested area. This country has really gone down hill. Thank you for this video. It's very informative. I'm very happy for you that you followed your heart and found your happiness. ❤

I agree with every argument you brought up. As a teenager I wanted to migrate to the USA now I'm happy I never did. There's nothing there that would improve my life.

I am traveling tomorrow to Russia from Texas! I’m so excited. I like to call America the “Divided States of America”. I agree with all that you said. I hope one day for the ability to move permanently, as long as my trip goes well, that may be my plan.

@alkot577

13 күн бұрын

Хорошего отдыха товарищ )))

@SashaMeetsRussia

13 күн бұрын

Have a wonderful trip ❤

@blessyouwithlove

12 күн бұрын

Welcome to Mother Russia! Have a wonderful trip ✨

@ittakir

12 күн бұрын

Did think twice about your decision? You could be captured as hostage. USA is literally on war with Russia. Please, don't beg to help you later, to take you from Russian prison.

@roygoins7862

11 күн бұрын

Did you have to get your visa before you left or do you just need a passport?

Not only are you one of the most beautiful women in the world, you are absolutely brilliant. Your maturity, intelligence and courage are incredible. I live near Detroit and i can remember decades ago wishing i could live in a country like Russia. That was a long time ago and things have gotten exponentially worse since. Take care Sasha, you are an angel on this earth.

Excellent video and yes on all your points. Leaving the US in a couple of months, can't wait. New subscriber here!

At first, I wanted to call BS on some of what you were saying because it sounded almost too extreme. I've never witnessed that level of discrimination before but I live in a cozy town in Pennsylvania, and I suppose my little world doesn't reflect what's going on at large. The closer I got to the end of the video, the more I could tell that you were really speaking from the heart, and I appreciate that because it requires a willingness to subject one's self to mockery for being vulnerable, even if only a little. I am studying the Russian language now and, to your point, it feels liberating opening up my mind to new ways of thinking and approaching the world. So, thank you for calling it like you see it. Желаю удачи в будущем.

@YCHTT

16 күн бұрын

Try having any heritage in the US that the media doesn't approve like being Russian, Chinese, Iranian or from any other so called "evil countries" before you even say she was "extreme" in her view/experience.

@IanK369

15 күн бұрын

@@YCHTT You don't seem outraged enough.

@loriwooten5249

15 күн бұрын

I too am learning Russian - as an informal hobby. Probably you know, there are some excellent YT resources for doing so. I like to view a few of them specifically: Messi, Gerda and Russian with Puma Messi. Dan Sheekoz is lovely to watch if you like family life. Russian from Afar tells stories. I like the variety bc I feel like a slow learner at my age!! The music is excellent also: Kino, Otava Yo.....

@Delson868

14 күн бұрын

You were right. A lot of bs. Freedom of speech in Russia is way worse. But I only agree that it's better to live in Europe than in the US

@fatherofchristmas

14 күн бұрын

Freedom is increbidle in the RF considering that they are at var. Imagine the US-Ukraine var... Things would be different.

BRAVO!! Smart girl. Im 61 yrs of age born and raised in the land down under. All my life, we here have been propagandized with russiaphobia courtesy of the friendship we have with the USA. I have opened my eyes since 2019!!! Been watching videos on you tube on Russia. I am a subscriber of yours and have seen most of your videos, you are doing an amazing job. I have booked my tickets, and my wife and i will be visiting Russia for the first time in St. Petersberg and Moscow, for 10 days in early January. I am excited to see your wonderful country and see snow for the first time. До свидания :)

@user-mr9zc9xe1s

15 күн бұрын

Great intention) We will be glad to receive our dear guests! Russian people are actually very friendly. Yes, maybe we don't smile like idiots at the sight of each other and don't make false wishes and compliments like some Western people, but at heart we are all very friendly and we are also interested in studying your culture and telling you about ours and our traditions) Be sure to visit a real Russian bathhouse, Sasha even has a video about this, I think you will be delighted!

@user-so2wl1fn8i

13 күн бұрын

welcome, dear guests, I hope we will not disappoint you 🙏🏼😌

@SashaMeetsRussia

13 күн бұрын

Thank you!! I hope you guys have an amazing time here ❤

@valver8362

13 күн бұрын

Здорово! ❤

@bossdog1480

12 күн бұрын

I was in the RAN during the Cold War and I NEVER thought of the Russians as our enemies.

100% truth in this video. I decided i wanted to live in another country in 2014 as I was about to finish high school as i knew for me, the u.s wasn't it. Nor am i even happy in the u.s., whatosoever. 10 years later (today as i write this) i've studied in sweden for a year and a half and sweden has seriously already overlapped the amount of fun and love life than the 27 years i had in the u.s. I feel like my efforts are in vain and it wont work to move out of the u.s cuz nothing ever goes my way. But honestly at this point im a bit fine with where ever i end up in the future, the schooling, debt, insurances, workaholic work culture, medical bills, barely any maternity leave and paid vacation days, etc. in the u.s is rediculous. You cannot even find the time to live your life. And that's all i want to do, just live my life. I've lived my life here as a student just fine because we aren't drowning in homework, projects, midterms, tests, quizzes, etc. There's so much wrong with the u.s, especially my experiences as a non-white person

THANK YOU VERY MUCH SASHA, l AGREE WITH MANY OF THE SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS YOU ADDRESS

I am a Russian citizen who has been living in a city near Hong Kong in China for the past seven years. Today, I stumbled upon your channel and watched a few videos. I absolutely loved them! I am happy that you are showcasing my homeland from this perspective. Your videos have made me feel nostalgic and warm inside. You are a charming and brave young lady! I wish you nothing but success and prosperity in Russia. 🇷🇺 !❤❤❤

@SashaMeetsRussia

13 күн бұрын

Wow thank you so much for this kind comment!! Wish you all the best ❤

@user-rt3iq4ut1o

12 күн бұрын

@@SashaMeetsRussia я подписался красотка,привет из Казахстана

Sasha: I fully understand how you feel concerning America. I was born here, raised here, and served 10 years in US military. Before any of this, at age of 9, was introduced to culture outside of US (specifically Australia, where we visited and stayed with families for 2 months). I do not like what America has devolved to; it is embarrassment to someone such as myself that has sacrificed too much (family, friends, loved ones and freedom). Not all Americans hate Russia; in fact, you have 1 here (me) that looks to someday soon leave and start new life. Know it will be rough/hard, as I am not young person, but I have many things going for me that might give advantage: curiosity, open mind, friendly attitude, ability with languages (да, русский язык один из них); I had to use russian/english translator as I do not have Russian alphabet operating on my keyboard. Truth be told, I read and write Russian better than I speak it; would love to find people (Russian, of course) that could patiently teach me the language and show me more of the true culture, and NOT propagandized videos promoting the "evilness" of the great Russian menace. I am explorer. To me, other cultures are like Christmas gift to be opened and enjoyed happily. You have a friend here whose eyes and mind are open; to quote Kyle MacLachlan as Paul Atreides from the (original) movie DUNE: "THE SLEEPER HAS AWAKENED!"

@GPKLR

10 күн бұрын

❤ Добрый человек, пусть твои добрые мечты исполнятся. Дай Бог тебе сил.

@tt1lya

6 күн бұрын

В РФ госслужащим (полицейским, военным итп) запрещено выезжать за пределы страны. И вроде как запрещено выезжать ещё в течение 5 лет после уволненьия\выхода на пенсию. В Америке так же?

@brinjoness3386

3 күн бұрын

​@@tt1lyaAmerican civil servants and police can travel whenever they want too. Unless they are criminals under investigation of course.

@tt1lya

3 күн бұрын

@@brinjoness3386 und thank you

Thank you for sharing Sasha, best wishes.

Great video Sasha, keep'em coming, and sorry about your bad experience with America Sasha!

I did the same thing but left for Germany in 2014. You hit the nail on the head for pretty much every reason I had for leaving/staying away too. I was finally able to enjoy my life after doing so. I will never go back. Now Germany is getting pretty bad too, but not as bad as the US.

@SashaMeetsRussia

18 күн бұрын

Thanks! And I agree, I would rather live in Germany than the USA now

@user-zp3tc1zx9b

17 күн бұрын

Move to Russia before it's too late.Russia has already surpassed Germany in GDP by PPP. in the coming years, the world economy will face the most serious crisis of energy shortage, and alternative green sources will not save the situation, there is only one right way, it is nuclear energy, and what do you think? Russia is the first in the world in terms of these technologies, the economy of uranium enrichment is 30 times more efficient than its closest competitors from France or the United States. Russia was the first in the world to make fast neutron reactors and MOX nuclear fuel and the nuclear cycle has closed, now nuclear energy is 100% waste-free, and what was waste yesterday is today the most valuable fuel of tomorrow. In 10-20 years, Russia will be the first economy in the world with a state-subsidized energy complex for its citizens, and in other countries energy, heating, and transportation will be a luxury and not unaffordable money. production will not be profitable to place anywhere except Russia or its allies.

@user-qg9yw3pe7q

17 күн бұрын

The next level is to move to Moscow. Then - to the wilderness, to Altai. 😄

@user-hm9is5ke9i

17 күн бұрын

@@user-qg9yw3pe7q That looks like a more and more attractive option every passing day.

Sasha, as an American I agree with all of what your saying...sadly. I think that's why I enjoy watching your channel. I often wonder what it's like in other countries. Do they have the same problems. Through your honest perspective, and from watching your video's, I see so many of the good thing's that are a thing of the past here in America. The 50's Era was all about traditional family values that are long gone. I hear about "the good Ole day's all the time from my parent's. Today, so much of daily life is nothing but stress. My brother's in law enforcement came out of retirement to work in our school's because of all of the school shootings they felt compelled to once again bring their year's of training to the school's to protect our children from someone coming in and shooting them. It could happen anywhere in any school and it's frightening. I enjoy your video's Sasha. I enjoy learning about different cultures and seeing so many of the great places you take us to! Thanks for all you do. Appreciate you!🙏❤

@marisol033

8 күн бұрын

I also enjoy the other cultures. It saves me money and I just cannot afford to travel...I really do not have the patience to travel. Traveling takes time, effort, planning, and so much energy. I know I sound negative. But, I really do not have the traveling bug in me. The only reason I would travel to a place is if the food is exceptionally good. It has to be out of this world. American food is empty of taste. All I taste is sugar....I am tired of all the sugar injected into our food. For example, the orange tastes like sugar...does not even taste like orange anymore. A lot of food here has lost it's flavor. I eat out and do not feel satisfied. I believe food is contributing to our unhappiness. If food does not carry the necessary good stuff...how can we be strong enough to face life's challenges? I have stopped eating all packaged goods (chips, cookies, ice cream, white bread, most fruits, candy) and I feel better. I firmly believe these foods cause inflammation. But, I still feel like some of our vegetables are not natural either. We are being fed items that will cause us to get sick.

I agree with you on one thing: the U.S. should invest more in the family and pay maternity leave to women as an incentive to have children.

Саша, ты очень воспитанная и грамотная девушка! Я очень рад, что в наши края вернулся такой замечательный соотечественник ❤

My wife grew up in Soviet Russia. She loves her homeland as well as our USA. Especially Texas and now Colorado. It was not easy for her with a medical degree from a Russian university - to get into the American medical profession. But she worked hard. For you to go to Russia today is much different than 30 years ago. I am happy for that because Russia is much better for citizens today than it was in 1994. I wish you all the best. Remember - study hard, work hard, save and save and save.

@rinzler9775

11 күн бұрын

As her what she thinks of the Democrats destroying America to turn it into a soviet era Russia.

@koyotekola6916

6 күн бұрын

I know Russians who hate Russia. They were subjected to the worst treatment prior to 1991. Then they were allowed to immigrate out the country. Many of them, Jews, moved to Israel. That was three decades ago, and their memories still linger on. They do not trust Putin. The utopia this lady talks about is not one. But then what country is? It certainly isn't Russia. I know too many people who lived there and still hate Russia. Your advice to her is spot on.

@Blueicyyy

6 күн бұрын

I live in Colorado, I’m a first generation American, my parents are from Russia and Kazakhstan, sick and tired of the Ideologies America is being lead by now and am seriously considering getting rid of everything and moving to my family in Russia

@user-tz7jj7bl6q

6 күн бұрын

If you aren’t a Russian bot I’d be kinda shocked… I’d expect 95% or more of comments on this video to be Russian bots… this little girl has no clue what she’s talking about

@koyotekola6916

6 күн бұрын

@@Blueicyyy Doesn't Russia have a sick ideology with the Ukraine war? Seems like this video is trying to paint Russia as the utopian state. That's what the Bolsheviks did to convince the people that communism was good. Putin is a left over communist authoritarian. I agree with you that the USA has made a dramatic turn toward fascism, but Russia isn't that much better.

Love the background carpet.❤ Great blog Sasha. Ed from Oz.

My wife is from Tajikistan and most of her family is there. She speaks fluent rusian and we have been considering moving to Russia. After watching this video now im really considering it!