What Alexei Navalny meant for Russia

In this video I will tell you about legacy of Alexei Navalny, what he meant for me and for the Russian civil society. Freedom to Russia and victory to Ukraine!
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  • @NatashasAdventures
    @NatashasAdventures3 ай бұрын

    Thank you everyone!! I got so many comments with encouraging words, I will keep it up 💪 Navalny was finally buried in Moscow, and despite all the obstacles that the authorities created, thousands of people came to say last goodbye to him. There’re so many people so even the cross on Navalny’s grave is not seen under the mountain of flowers.

  • @m4tr4s1

    @m4tr4s1

    3 ай бұрын

    It's important to relay to global audiences that there are also "good Russians" capable of analytical and ethical thinking even if your content doesn't have news value per se.

  • @richardlozier5824

    @richardlozier5824

    3 ай бұрын

    I'm not so impressed with you coverage -- I'm familiar with all of your points plus lots of others you conveniently don't mention.

  • @marilupaternoster7647

    @marilupaternoster7647

    3 ай бұрын

    I think that you must go on , over and over. It s so important for us but it a importante for you too… you have all life to live in the better Way you can. And yes you have to take care of your health, you are so young and i saw you thin and suffering in last videos. Now you seem to stay better. Go on this way.

  • @RogueSecret

    @RogueSecret

    3 ай бұрын

    The Big Secret about Navalny is out now kzread.info/dash/bejne/g3aZu6ucotW_qag.html Even Ukraine's defence minster say that he died from a blood clots, that could also be to hide that Ukraine and MI6 was behind it. Since alot logic point that way.

  • @johnkirkby4959

    @johnkirkby4959

    3 ай бұрын

    You're welcome Natasha

  • @bigtex741
    @bigtex7413 ай бұрын

    Yes. Please keep up with your work. You are much more important than the media.

  • @billfarley9015

    @billfarley9015

    3 ай бұрын

    Don't want to quibble but anyone with a KZread channel or some kind of blog is part of the media. But unlike TV stations or websites owned by giant companies some bloggers can be truly independent.

  • @blick131

    @blick131

    3 ай бұрын

    She is the media 😢

  • @blick131

    @blick131

    3 ай бұрын

    Your commnt got conceled after my reply. it's NOWHERE to be found if one logs out.

  • @louisquatorze9280
    @louisquatorze92803 ай бұрын

    Your content is good, don't give up. The world needs you.

  • @cilibalint3169
    @cilibalint31693 ай бұрын

    Never go quiet, Natasha. The world needs to hear your voice ❤

  • @pessi6185

    @pessi6185

    3 ай бұрын

    😂 How gullible are you??? Remember when the BBC even called Navalny a "Xenophobic Neo-Nazi agitator"??? Probably not now because it's being Whitewashed by the Neo Liberal, Rules Based International Order Media.

  • @Adolfiscomingforyou

    @Adolfiscomingforyou

    2 ай бұрын

    get real

  • @b.l.9764
    @b.l.97643 ай бұрын

    Please, please, please continue these videos. Your perspectives are more insightful than all other media combined. Thank you for being honest with all that you share.

  • @necroflounder

    @necroflounder

    2 ай бұрын

    Which is sad, she is a 22 year old girl, what do you think she actually knows beyond what she can repeat. Dmitry Olov and others tell a different story.

  • @Jessica_P_Fields
    @Jessica_P_Fields3 ай бұрын

    Your voice and perspective is SO important, Natasha. Please keep making videos when you have the time. I always learn something different from your videos that other people don't bring up (archetype of Olga of Kviv for Alexei Navalny's wife in this video). I agree that you are and will be useful for the future of Russia. Take care of yourself, Natasha. You're more important than you may know.

  • @1ouncebird

    @1ouncebird

    3 ай бұрын

    Well said Jessica.

  • @gailroberts3842

    @gailroberts3842

    3 ай бұрын

    I agree, 100%. Your voice is very important, Natasha. Keep using it.

  • @benikramer5115

    @benikramer5115

    3 ай бұрын

    @@gailroberts3842 kzread.info/dash/bejne/pYyCk7uCk9uWls4.htmlsi=OgqNOjQwODKGrWb1

  • @unums
    @unums3 ай бұрын

    News from an Independent Source, _especially_ if the Person is from the Area, knows the Culture, is invaluable. Your perspective is very important-not many have it in them to do what you do. Keep it up!

  • @j.dunlop8295

    @j.dunlop8295

    3 ай бұрын

    Definitely, Putin snuffed out Navalny, I believe because of Navalny's last media interview, laughing and joking! While Putin's losing Russia!

  • @SW56964

    @SW56964

    3 ай бұрын

    @@j.dunlop8295 Putin has had 80% approval rating for many years, this is not a guess. That's statistics. It is still that high.

  • @larkinamonte5095

    @larkinamonte5095

    3 ай бұрын

    Absolutely truth. I am America and recognize this lady from seeing her the last few years. Anything about her view in politics from her own Country… I believe her view over any State Media here in America

  • @mitchyoung93

    @mitchyoung93

    3 ай бұрын

    @unums Is she independent? She's been to western NGO sponsored 'journalism' workshop.

  • @MSM5500

    @MSM5500

    3 ай бұрын

    @@SW56964 _"Putin has had 80% approval"_ Both Navalny and Putin were almost entirely on the same page when the latter one annexed internationally acknowledged Ukrainian territories so Navalny approved the annexation. The only regret what Navalny and his adepts of him expressed was that Putin built a heavily corrupted state resulted in inability of the ruzzian military to slaughter the Ukrainians at the expected rate as vast government military funds & and equipment turned out to be stolen.

  • @alexiz689
    @alexiz6893 ай бұрын

    Hi Natasha - Hello from Canada. I've been following your videos for years as you are from the same town as my grandmother. You are so courageous, intelligent and well informed - please continue your work against the regime. Please, never give up hope. My grandmother never lost hope despite incredible hardship (WWII). These videos are very interesting, especially coming from your unique perspective. Please continue - your voice is so strong and you have an important future ahead.

  • @renatob9909
    @renatob99093 ай бұрын

    Natasha, I support you and I have now subscribed to see more of content. Your videos are important please keep making them. Remember, nothing lasts forever. You may not see hope, without realizing that you yourself for who you are, is the hope.

  • @pessi6185

    @pessi6185

    3 ай бұрын

    🤡🤡🤡

  • @theblindbuildergrandminuti5648
    @theblindbuildergrandminuti56483 ай бұрын

    The difference between you and a professional media corporation is you have a genuine perspective you are genuinely from where you’re from. I’d rather have insight from somebody than generic information from somebody who has no investment in the situation.

  • @feedback3472

    @feedback3472

    3 ай бұрын

    So true❤

  • @bordedup546

    @bordedup546

    3 ай бұрын

    beides gut

  • @TogetherForever-mg1mh

    @TogetherForever-mg1mh

    3 ай бұрын

    She's a dissident and most Russians think differently. Ukraine had been popming their people and those people used to speak out on a daily bases. Natasha preferred not to listen but others did. The interviews were more important than Ukraine joining NATO issue because most ppl don't care about foreign affairs.

  • @BugorPerfectWorld

    @BugorPerfectWorld

    3 ай бұрын

    ​@@TogetherForever-mg1mhНаталья не диссидентка, она патриот своей страны. Она рискует своей свободой и жизнью, говоря все так, как есть. Рискует так же как Навальный и многие другие политики, которых либо убили, либо упрятали в тюрьму. Мы, русские люди, обычные люди, мы против всего того что сейчас происходит с нашей страной, мы против войны которая идёт уже два года (ситуация ровно такая же как была в США во время войны во Вьетнаме, люди против, и их за это преследуют), мы против того режима, который установил Путин. Западные страны нам не враги, это дешёвая пропаганда, это ушат помоев который нам выливают каждый день на голову. А война на Украине это чудовищно, поскольку Украина для нас это братский народ, там живут такие же русские люди как и в России. Но теперь уже не так, теперь Украинцы нас будут очень долго ненавидеть - и есть за что. Сотни тысяч погибших, разрушенные судьбы, города, села, дети. И все это сделало наше правительство, потому что у руля стоит старый поехавший дед, которому 24 года власти совсем снесло крышу. Люди, уехавшие из России в другие страны - они патриоты, поскольку они патриоты своей страны, а не государства. Страна и государство это разные вещи, и мы, русские, мы очень любим свою страну, и мы ненавидим свое государство. Рано или поздно мы это изменим.

  • @TogetherForever-mg1mh

    @TogetherForever-mg1mh

    3 ай бұрын

    @@BugorPerfectWorld You may not think that the West is your emeny but the West most certainly does. They call Ruusia "the emeny" on the media as well as China. Americans tend to equate rivals with enemies and act accordingly.

  • @B715
    @B7153 ай бұрын

    Thank you for this video. I have been waiting for your opinion on this issue.

  • @criss4000
    @criss40003 ай бұрын

    Yes Natasha, your videos count! They show that you care, that you have compassion, that you're not passive, that you can think! Wars can be fought in different ways, this is your battle against evil.

  • @petrmelichar3565
    @petrmelichar35653 ай бұрын

    I value you and your time and energy you devote to these videos, despite everything thats going on in your country. Its important and heartwarming to hear at least some voices like yours, still sentient, who haven't given up!

  • @tweezerjam
    @tweezerjam3 ай бұрын

    Never stop Natasha. You’re a true role model and someone to aspire to be. It must be hard in your situation but thankfully you have a ton of support. 👍🏼

  • @simonbach4211
    @simonbach42113 ай бұрын

    Answers: Yes: please please continue to make these videos! They provide information, inspiration and hope! Yes: you absolutely have a very important role for the future - and I believe that you are on the right path! Thank you 🌞

  • @AaaronBasss
    @AaaronBasss3 ай бұрын

    You're perspective is extremely valuable. We don't get long form in-depth russian journalism from major western media outlets. You and you're fellow Russian KZreadrs fill that void. Your videos aren't just informative but also gives us hope in the West that there change is possible in Russia. You are sunshine after the storm. Please continue your amazing work. ❤️from 🇨🇦

  • @Max_Jacoby

    @Max_Jacoby

    2 ай бұрын

    If you want to change the world, start from yourself (c) Mahatma Gandhi Don't you have anything better to do in "the West" than changing another countries? Your Belarusian coup failed, your Russian coup failed, maybe it's a sign to go home and mind your own business?

  • @richardpelto9099

    @richardpelto9099

    2 ай бұрын

    Absolutely! Natasha is telling the truth ‼️

  • @neilwhitfield5026
    @neilwhitfield50263 ай бұрын

    One of the best things on this that I have heard. So authentic. Greetings from Australia.

  • @thescotlandeffect3454
    @thescotlandeffect34543 ай бұрын

    You are a lighthouse keeper, someone who shines a light on what's really happening. Keep up the excellent work and KEEP SAFE.

  • @richardpelto9099

    @richardpelto9099

    Ай бұрын

    I like the idea of Natasha as the lighthouse keeper. Well said

  • @rodneygilbertson2231
    @rodneygilbertson22313 ай бұрын

    Yes please continue! You are helping. You provide unique perspectives! Thank you

  • @jimurrata6785
    @jimurrata67853 ай бұрын

    Thank you for sharing your unique perspective with the world, Natasha. I'm a tired old American who grew up during the cold war. I'm very glad to have your channel when you were still living in the far east. Blessings to you, and your journey in the world! "Adventure's" doesn't do it justice. 👍

  • @edkuklinski4237
    @edkuklinski42373 ай бұрын

    Natasha, you just brought me to tears. You're amazing, please keep doing what you do. You are very much needed in this insane world.

  • @volkerjanssen7905
    @volkerjanssen79053 ай бұрын

    Your voice has been heard for years in Australia. Your work is important.

  • @avelinobueno6873
    @avelinobueno68733 ай бұрын

    I admire your courage Natasha. I wish you success in your quest for freedom of Russia. God bless.

  • @neilrobinson7965
    @neilrobinson79653 ай бұрын

    Natasha, your message is important. Please don't give up the fight.

  • @user-ye9wi8rj1t
    @user-ye9wi8rj1t3 ай бұрын

    Good work, dear Natasha 👍!!! - The world is listening to what you are telling us! Please don't stop talking: THIS IS IMPORTANT!!! From a listener in ltaly with ❤

  • @katerinamudrova7928
    @katerinamudrova79283 ай бұрын

    The insight you offer is really important to me. I'm Czech and with the great amount of Ukrainean refugees in the country, one can hear voices that are against them or even pro Russian. Youre a great source when I needs to clear my head from all the missinformation

  • @dougsrepair1060
    @dougsrepair10603 ай бұрын

    You have every right to feel angry. We feel your frustration. Live your passion. Thank you.

  • @Novatur
    @Novatur3 ай бұрын

    ❤ from kashmir

  • @benjaminrussell3393
    @benjaminrussell33933 ай бұрын

    Writing from New Zealand, your local perspective on the political situation in Russia and the war in Ukraine, is to me, highly valued. Keep it up!

  • @michaelkruck-weimuller31
    @michaelkruck-weimuller313 ай бұрын

    Natascha, don’t give up and don’t lose your anger!

  • @pessi6185

    @pessi6185

    3 ай бұрын

    She's a traitor & nobody to Russia. Russia is a stronger & more united country without Western Bootlickers like Natasha.

  • @christopherwebb7245
    @christopherwebb72453 ай бұрын

    Natasha, you are NEVER boring because you speak from your heart, and stir our emotions. I have followed you intermittently for several years, and always find your words uplifting. Even though i am now a 64 year old man, i allowed my tears to flow freely as i listened to your words. Change will only come to Russia if you and similarly-minded people want it to happen, so your blogs are truly an inspiration for your audience, both international and domestic. Спасибо большое !

  • @fritsgijsbertse6839
    @fritsgijsbertse68393 ай бұрын

    Hi Natasha, thank you for sharing your insights and thoughts. Much appreciated!

  • @esahartikka6719
    @esahartikka67193 ай бұрын

    Natasha, keep on going your good work, you make a difference ❣️

  • @dorhtag
    @dorhtag3 ай бұрын

    Natasha I rely think your videos are important! Keep them coming! As a Russian your worlds about Russia is in great value. What you can tell about Russia is of value. Love you!

  • @lapharmacie98
    @lapharmacie983 ай бұрын

    I am Serbian, and all over our country you can see support for Putin's government, mostly coming from older people. It is disgusting and infuriating. We also have political opposition being silenced whenever they try to speak up, and for 12 years we haven't been able to get rid of the ruling party and its oppresive regime, so we are slowly heading your way :( I don't think there's hope for us unfortunately Natasha. The only solution is to emmigrate and hope for healing of our coutries from afar. Good for you for moving to Georgia.

  • @user-vq9no7ws4h

    @user-vq9no7ws4h

    3 ай бұрын

    Да она уже 100 раз пожалела, что эмигрировала. Жить в России гораздо лучше, чем в Грузии, да впрочем даже лучше чем в Европе и США по совокупности факторов. Она представляет горстку инфантильной молодежи, которые наслушались либеральной пропаганды (видимо как и вы)...Такие как она не имеют никакой поддержки внутри России

  • @jozsefnehorvath1896

    @jozsefnehorvath1896

    2 ай бұрын

    Már több országban élt ezek szerint.Mindenki tudja hogy Oroszország csodàlatos de miért is van különbség téve orosz és orosz között? Miért kell meghalni ennyi embernek a kormányuk ideológiai baromságai miatt?A hatalomért?A fiatalok a jövő az időseket meg védeni megbecsülni kellene.Ez minden országra kellene vonatkozni.

  • @user-vq9no7ws4h

    @user-vq9no7ws4h

    2 ай бұрын

    @@jozsefnehorvath1896 Russia is now fighting for its independence from the globalists. For the right to build their country the way the Russians themselves want. Globalists want to subject the whole world to their laws. They got into Ukraine and for 30 years they pitted Ukrainians against the Russians. Russians and Ukrainians have lived together for centuries as one people. Also, globalists are intruding into all countries bordering Russia: Georgia, Armenia, Kazakhstan, Moldova and others. Russia cannot tolerate missiles being deployed in Ukraine aimed at Moscow. Russia cannot tolerate when the Russian-speaking population is killed in Ukraine. This is not ideological stupidity, this is a rational struggle for survival.

  • @suzannefarrington4143
    @suzannefarrington41433 ай бұрын

    I hadn’t seen you before. Thank you for doing this! You are right to prioritize your health. Remember that in contrast to many young people you are going through a lot, so your feelings are shocked and bruised. Anger is a powerful motivator. I wish you and your countrymen all the luck in the world, and victory to Ukraine. 💙💛🇺🇦

  • @azotedelaestupidez2313
    @azotedelaestupidez23133 ай бұрын

    Natasha, don't hesitate to continue with these videos. You put light where it is increasingly difficult to see in the shadows of this world. Strength, courage and perseverance

  • @karolinamackiewicz514
    @karolinamackiewicz5143 ай бұрын

    Natasha, thank you for this important (and very brave) video. I am not Russian but know the country, speak the language, miss "better times" that are long go. I cried a lot during the last week - out of sadness, anger, lack of hope. But I am also somehow "happy" that the topic of the Russian opposition came up in the mainstream media all around the world. Suddenly, we can notice and learn more about people who are against the Putin's regime, we see that "not all Russians support Putin". We can also learn more about the repressions and stop thinking that "Russians are slaves". I also believe in Yulia Navalnaya. What she showed in the interview with Y Dud' 2 years ago was power, strength and confidence. For the beautiful, free Russia of the future!

  • @mathedguy
    @mathedguy2 ай бұрын

    Natasha, by sharing your perspective you bring kindness into the world, and spread it all around in the most efficient way that there has ever been.

  • @Sharon_Indy_75
    @Sharon_Indy_753 ай бұрын

    ❤ Please keep making these videos. I'm watching from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 In the UK. We need first person news like you do, there is too much bureaucracy with the media. Thank you for what you are doing! ⭐

  • @pessi6185

    @pessi6185

    3 ай бұрын

    First person News? She's an American puppet. NED & fake NGO operator.

  • @BarbStClair
    @BarbStClair3 ай бұрын

    Natasha, you have no idea how valuable your voice is. Not only do you inform people about what is REALLY going on when we in America are getting propaganda that Putin is a “good guy” for some Republicans- but your soul energy effects the general energy of life on this planet - YOU ARE NEEDED.

  • @user-dh3kv6ue2s
    @user-dh3kv6ue2s3 ай бұрын

    Thank you, Natasha.

  • @goforsteve3042
    @goforsteve30423 ай бұрын

    Hey, you do a great job! Keep it up! Never give up! In Romania, many died in soviet style prisons and never give up and now we are free thanks to their sacrifice. Take care and stay safe! Just subscribed to your channel!✌️

  • @deodfnehsyfoysp48377gogogoch
    @deodfnehsyfoysp48377gogogoch3 ай бұрын

    Natasha, You are making a diffierence. I think the important thing here is perseverence; to continue undaunted, no matter what or, in the words of Winston Chrchill: Never, never, never give up. Much love,

  • @user-wm9sm5ln8p
    @user-wm9sm5ln8p3 ай бұрын

    I am a Canadian of Ukrainian descent on my mom's side. I am German from Russia on my dad's side. I live in Canada and am a third generation Canadian. I love your videos Natasha and I want you to keep posting them. You are a very strong young lady.

  • @X9xredgkoa

    @X9xredgkoa

    3 ай бұрын

    Nobody cares

  • @ilanweinberg2561

    @ilanweinberg2561

    3 ай бұрын

    ​@@X9xredgkoa I care.

  • @martinai1

    @martinai1

    3 ай бұрын

    @@ilanweinberg2561 Me too!

  • @richardpelto9099
    @richardpelto90992 ай бұрын

    Your comment is hugely important. I’ve been following you since you were a kid. You are doing important commentary. We love you, Natasha. ❤

  • @brianmarvin6462
    @brianmarvin64623 ай бұрын

    Natasha, please continue to post. This post seems very honest and sincere. Thank you.

  • @Manana131
    @Manana1313 ай бұрын

    Dear Natasha, of course, you have to continue your vlog. You always have a very unique, honest insight and perspective on events and it's essential that as many people heard you as possible. I was crying when I was listening to the last part of this vlog. You have no idea, how brave you are. Please, don't give up, I'm sure that young generation of Russians will defeat this monster (hopefully with the help of the West) and the future will belong to you. Love you ❤💛💙❤

  • @buerostumpf
    @buerostumpf3 ай бұрын

    Please Natasha, continue! Speaking out is so important. I started watching your channel quite a while ago when it was still called “yeah Russia” and you were mainly talking about life in Spassk. Since then dramatic things have happened. You have grown with that and what you are able to share now is so much more than what it used to be. I’m not expecting you to bring the news to me - that is provided by other sources. What makes your channel so valuable instead is that you show what’s going on in the hearts of people that have not lost faith in sharing their values.

  • @evafikarova8824
    @evafikarova88243 ай бұрын

    Dont give up Natasha!! The world needs you. Keep spreading your knowladge and courage!

  • @kmfd6924
    @kmfd69242 ай бұрын

    You’re the only source that I trust in regards to news coming out of Russia. You’re an inspiration. Thank you for all you give us.

  • @user-dy3ro3zi4q
    @user-dy3ro3zi4q3 ай бұрын

    Natasha do not despair, your voice is important and heard throughout the world. As many I was shocked about the death of Navalny and I was eagerly waiting what you have to say about the circumstances. Your videos add something to the picture no media outlet can do. Which is the individual perspective and reflection of a fellow human being trying to improve a seemingly hopeless situations. In this context describing your emotion of anger rather then sadness feels so relatable. Please stay strong and keep fighting.

  • @davidherbert3281
    @davidherbert32813 ай бұрын

    Beautifully spoken words, well done Natasha for your incredible courage, don't give up your dream because it is for everyone in Russia. Your message is loud and clear and will be heard around the world as people share this video. there needs to be more people like you. I live in the south of France and my wife is from the far east of Russia. Keep up your valuable work.

  • @user-vq9no7ws4h

    @user-vq9no7ws4h

    3 ай бұрын

    А в чем смелость то? В России очень много каналов с мыслями, которые высказывает Наташа. Любой может их посмотреть, а тех, кто их высказывает никто не трогает...

  • @penoro2923
    @penoro29232 ай бұрын

    You're still so young and you have so much life left to live. People enjoy your perspective. Not just about Russia or as a Russian. You are a sweet, honest, energetic, fun, young woman. Don't suck yourself into a bad mental state just because you feel like you have some obligation to do it, keep growing and changing and learning and take good care of yourself! The world is very, very hard for any one person to change. Keep up the good work and thank you for sharing yourself with us.

  • @AlexanderUlrichHelm
    @AlexanderUlrichHelm2 ай бұрын

    I subscribed years ago to a girl describing her life in rural Russia. I loved to follow - a bit - on your story and your growing into the young woman of today. - I don't know about your global impact, but to me the reason I'm still watching: it's a pleasure to see a different and Russian-native perspective. You seem to be honest and thoughtful. It's a joy to listen to every of your videos - the political ones and the others - and it brings back a bit of my trust into humanity. Keep your faith. Keep your bravery. Keep your being you.

  • @karimtabrizi376
    @karimtabrizi3763 ай бұрын

    Ms natasha the point you made about russians being a hostage in their own country by a basic criminal regime is accurate.

  • @ronfletcher4498
    @ronfletcher44983 ай бұрын

    Natasha, Please keep making your great videos. I'm from the US and learn so much from your content. It may seem like nothing is happening but please know, your messages are spreading. You are doing a great job and I love watching your videos.

  • @efanjul5768
    @efanjul57683 ай бұрын

    Thank you, Natasha! You're doing a wonderful and a very important job! I'll post this on Facebook to pass it along.

  • @emmerentiagroenewald3694
    @emmerentiagroenewald36943 ай бұрын

    Thank you, Natasha!!🇺🇦🇺🇦🌻🌻❤

  • @MrEld51
    @MrEld513 ай бұрын

    I'm from Poland and sometimes I watch you. It nice to know that Russians like you still exist! Sometimes I'm crying because of free people from Ukraine and from Russia also.

  • @pessi6185

    @pessi6185

    3 ай бұрын

    Why do you support Ukrainian Neo Nazis who murdered huge numbers of Polish people through the evil of Stepan Bandera??? It sickens me to see many Polish people be propagandised by Western Establishment propaganda.

  • @Max_Jacoby

    @Max_Jacoby

    2 ай бұрын

    I'm a free person from Russia and I don't support Natasha's message. Don't cry for us, you have your life to live and your country to develop. Tell your friends too. Why so many westerners are obsessed with "freeing" Russia anyway? I'm pretty free in here, thank you for your concerns.

  • @pessi6185

    @pessi6185

    2 ай бұрын

    @@Max_Jacoby Exactly, Western Establishments don't want Russians to be free. They want them to be subservient to their corrupt system so they can maintain their power & enrich themselves on Russia's wealth of natural resources. That's why they train people like Navalny to try and sow division into Russian society for Western interests. Natasha herself is very likely trained and funded by Western organisations. That's why she is a traitor to her motherland like Navalny.

  • @MrEld51

    @MrEld51

    2 ай бұрын

    @@Max_Jacoby You are free, so good for you, you have lucky. I wish there in Russia will be more free people with open mind for peace. So, all best for you buddy and peace! Bless! :)

  • @caiolima5016

    @caiolima5016

    2 ай бұрын

    No

  • @closetmechanic
    @closetmechanic3 ай бұрын

    Great video Natasha. I've been following you for a while now. I find your perspective very interesting and reassuring. I think Navalyne's influence will continue.

  • @kvnwilkin
    @kvnwilkin3 ай бұрын

    Please continue making videos. The world needs to hear your voice. You give me hope that it is possible to have a world without war.

  • @xyinterrupted
    @xyinterrupted2 ай бұрын

    Please keep speaking! Democracy dies with a wimper, not a bang! Natasha, please keep your videos coming. They have a place with all the wit and astute insights that are totally unknown to most of us in your western audience. Spasiba Bolshoi Natasha, with love from Scotland 🫂 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿➡️🤍💙❤️

  • @paoloc.8804
    @paoloc.88043 ай бұрын

    Thank you Natasha, well done. Never give up, stay strong and healthy. ❤

  • @IzzyOnTheMove
    @IzzyOnTheMove3 ай бұрын

    Appreciate your integrity, rigor and giving us the background where you are coming from It's not on the same level of course, but to give youan idea, I am French-Canadian and the history between the French and English speaking here still divides some people. I live in an area of Québec where the separatists are very strong and when I was a teenager, I had never met other Canadians from other provinces and I was brainwashed and "hated" the anglos even though I didn't know any in real life. And I'm sure a lot of English-speaking Canadians also felt like that about us without knowing us. Fortunately, when I was 17 I traveled across Canada by train, I met all kinds of people and yes, some did discriminate me just because I speak French (and some idiots still do on both sides) but I changed my mind, made friends and learned that propaganda can exist even in the "free world." Always make up your own mind according to your experiences. ❤ I'm so sorry for Navalny's family. ❤

  • @grahampotter8470
    @grahampotter84703 ай бұрын

    Keep posting you videos Natasha.

  • @louisecharbonneau8265
    @louisecharbonneau82653 ай бұрын

    Please stay safe Natasha....Praying for peace in this world.

  • @guardian-X
    @guardian-X3 ай бұрын

    I think these videos are very interesting. As they show a different perspective for me (from Germany here). And It helps people from other countries as well to understand it. But most importantly is your own mental health. So only do these videos if you feel like doing them. Anyway, thank you for doing them.

  • @elfranger9367
    @elfranger93673 ай бұрын

    Hello Natasha, I want to maybe give my two cents on your question since I also have followed very closely the sharing of information and attempts to influence those who are "on the fence". I think the most important demographic right now to influence is the conservative right in America since they hold a lot of power in what America does especially with the elections coming up. You are right that there are echo-chambers and that you might simply not reach those you are trying to influence. But the one good thing that might have come from Tucker Carlson's interview is that he opened the floodgate to conservatives being interested in EVERYTHING Russian, resulting in all (including opposition) Russian channels reaching them. So perhaps due to you having the Russian perspective and speaking English, that could be your opportunity. BUT it is your channel and your life so please do what you are most comfortable with, just wanted to share my thoughts.

  • @elfranger9367

    @elfranger9367

    3 ай бұрын

    Also forgot to add that I have really enjoyed your channel and everything that you do, so thank you:)

  • @Antiul1971
    @Antiul19713 ай бұрын

    You're precious. Stay strong and active!

  • @tlf2561
    @tlf25613 ай бұрын

    Your channel offers a unique perspective on the news about Russia. The information is reported elsewhere but your perspective is unique.

  • @pessi6185

    @pessi6185

    3 ай бұрын

    She's just echoing Western Establishment MSM propaganda. That's because she's probably funded by NED(a branch of the CIA) a bit like Navalny coincidentally. She doesn't speak for the majority of Russia. She is a traitor like Navalny coincidentally.

  • @danielprw512
    @danielprw5122 ай бұрын

    Why dont u talk about his connections the the MI6 ?

  • @albundy8049
    @albundy80492 ай бұрын

    The real support for Navalny outside of Moscow city and st. Petersburg was always minimal. Even in the two big cities his support wad never close to be majority. Strongest opposition in Russia was always the communists and then the ultra nationalists ... The so called liberal pro-west opposition was fourth at best

  • @lifeouttherepod
    @lifeouttherepod3 ай бұрын

    Hi Natasha. I look forward to your perspectives. I also understand your frustrations...growing your reach requires careful, well thought out, and well executed strategies. Your message and perspectives need to be heard...But they need to be heard by "the right" audience...and by enough of the right audience. I will keep watching...and wish you the very best in figuring out the best way to get your voice out there! Stay safe!

  • @richardcheatham9490
    @richardcheatham94903 ай бұрын

    What a remarkably able, brave and straightforward bit of beautiful content. You, Natasha, will surely see advances in Russia's situation up the road from this point in time. May you be encouraged and protected in defining your resolve to do GOOD things for your country. Blessings to you!

  • @mtm_777
    @mtm_7772 ай бұрын

    Наталья, не возразишь если на ты) Вот ты с виду вроде не глупая девушка, рассуждаешь складно (либерально я бы сказал, ну речь понятно что заготовлена заранее) Понимаешь вот в чём дело... ГЕОПОЛИТИКА это настолько бесчеловечная сфера интересов, насколько ты своим либеральным (западно-демократическим) взглядом можешь только как на верхушку айсберга посмотреть... Чтоб тебе было легче принять мою точку зрения (надеюсь ты когда-нибудь наткнешься на это и ютуб не забракует мой коммент, такое уже наблюдалось - це демократiя)) Я, где-то года с 2013-2015 начал интересоваться политикой, потом узнал про Лёшку и его команду и прямо начал активно топить за его кампанию в 2018г, его митинги на болотной, выступления - тогда мне всё это в возрасте 16-18лет казалось так освежающе и своевременно для "отсталой России, где страной управляют маразматики-пенсионеры...дорогу молодёжи - дух бунтарства вселял мнимую уверенность. Потом шли года, вот уже армия, универ за плечами (через месяц вступаю на год в "клуб 27" если что:) В общем, подхожу уже к сути - как я из ярого либераста и фанатика дерьмократических евро/янки ценностей (соре по другому не могу назвать - превратился в консервативного скуфа, полностью поддерживающего действующий режим и текущий политический курс страны и виденье верховного ГК ВВП! ДЕМОкратия - как идеология для класса правящих элит в тех же Штатах - окончательно завершила своё бытие ещё ЗАДОЛГО до убийства Дж. Кеннеди, можно сказать, что сразу после окончания ВЕЛИКОЙ ДЕПРЕССИИ! (имхо) Провал Германии в первой мировой, при этом сразу - гигантский небывалый подъём промышленности, становление милитаристского г-ва и прочие любопытные исторические факты...в чём то даже можно найти сходство с сегодняшней Украиной. После начала СВО, я сначала первый месяц не понимал что происходит...про "Бомбасс" и 14 год я и понятия не имел, ну вступил в состав РФ и вступил, мне тогда 17 лет было и я в комп резался как и большинство сверстников после школы... Начал изучать вопрос и по мере самокопания во всех самых разнообразных источниках, потихоньку началась вырисовываться картина "МИРоздания". Примерно тогда же 2 года назад наткнулся на канал "ПостПартнёры" Александра FLOMастера и его 6-8 часовые стримы по истории и геополитике в частности.. Короче, не в последней степени, но в том числе благодаря его мировозрению и обоснованной точке зрения - я действительно пересмотрел многие взгляды на вещи, на псевдо-либеральные ценности и тд. Для понимания геополитики/сфер влияния и интересов лидеров государств, нужно действительно созреть мозгом ментально и умственно...Либерал - это либо пацифист либо недостаточно эрудированный человек:)) Чтобы понимать все процессы постоянно протекающие на земном шаре, тут в 2 словах не обойдешься, нужны многочасовые лекции.. МИР глобально держиться на 3 китах! (сверхдержавах). США - ВЛИЯНИЕ, РОССИЯ - СИЛА, КИТАЙ - МОЩЬ (+совокупность качеств первых двух, Индия кстати идёт по стопам) У любых сверхдержав во главе угла стоит обособленность суверенитета. борьба за сферы влияния и безопасность гос. границ и буферные территории! Под финалочку попробую просто привести такой пример, аля из альтернативной реальности - США (население ~335млн) Россия (~150млн) Канада (~38млн) Украина (42млн до 22г) - Россия начинает свою грязную геополитическую игру в Канаде... через агентов влияния, ультра-правые организации, госдепы с печеньками с 2010 года - к власти приходит нео - нацисткое, до чёртиков АНТИ - АМЕРИКАНСКОЕ марионеточное правительство..Россия со своим военным альянсом начинает 10 лет к ряду накачивать Оттаву вооружением и идеологией "Кто не скачет - тот янки"...вы можете себе представить такое развитие событий??? У Канады и Штатов много общего, это и народы и вековая история, родственники живут по обе границы в конце концов....В конечном счёте Америке не представляется возможным дипломатически разрешить конфликт (в Канаду приезжает англичанин)) - ну и дальше развязка сюжета....20000 санкций от РФ и коллективного востока, 80% мировых СМИ поносят США какие они не демократичные и тоталитарные и блаблабла всё в таком духе. Так и просится постскриптум написать: - "ВЫ НЕ ПОНИМАЕТЕ..ЭТО ДРУГОЕ!!!" ps. За сим откланяюсь, всем спасибо - все свободны :Р

  • @Max_Jacoby

    @Max_Jacoby

    2 ай бұрын

    Мне потребовалось полтора года изучения истории и геополитики после начала СВО, чтобы наконец врубиться что происходит. Я изложил свои мысли здесь, но, почему-то, мои комментарии были удалены. Вот так вот ведут себя любители демократии и свободы слова. Я пришел к выводу, что большинство людей сами не знают, чего хотят, поэтому в них легко вложить любую программу извне и они будут ей следовать. Это что-то типа гипноза - он не пройдет, пока что-то не щелкнет, типа пощечины или пули в ногу, шок в общем должен произойти, чтобы заевшая пластинка начала дальше играть.

  • @GreenForest-mn3xr

    @GreenForest-mn3xr

    2 ай бұрын

    @@Max_Jacobyчего не понятного- то? Незалежную англосаксы накачали оружием, промыли мозги и используют против России, хотя они те же Русские.

  • @Max_Jacoby

    @Max_Jacoby

    2 ай бұрын

    @@GreenForest-mn3xr в психологии, очевидно, вы не так хорошо разбираетесь как в политике) Если б вашей фразой можно было убедить кого угодно, то всё бы уже давно закончилось.

  • @GreenForest-mn3xr

    @GreenForest-mn3xr

    2 ай бұрын

    @@Max_Jacoby Что бы закончилось? подвальный был агентом запада. Он там учился, а потом проплачивался и контролировался западными спецслужбами. Он и не расследовал ничего, ему давали инфу, и он ее озвучивал. У подвального и дедуля был бaндepoвцем. Только тyпые могли купиться на хрюкaнье подвального.

  • @MaryJones-fs4wf
    @MaryJones-fs4wf3 ай бұрын

    Ох Натаха Натаха. Неплохой ты человек и намерения у тебя благородные и из Хабаровска ты, Родина моих предков , но запуталась ты в политике и не приведет это ни к чему хорошему. Твои последователи нахваливая подбивают продолжать «борьбу». Только не желают они тебе добра потому что твоя борьба чревата последствиями, не для них, а для тебя. Когда скучно смотри Candace Owen’s, выбери темы которые тебя привлекают. Она как то призналась что когда моложе была тоже боролась за то что сейчас отрицает. Еще есть Brian Berletik at The New Atlas. Не думай что ты одна такая умная. Послушай других умных - Candace Owens and Brian Berletic Сегодня Бриан посветил свой влог Aaron Bushnell его памяти. US airman. Aaron Bushnell, dies after setting himself on fire outside Israeli Embassy in Washington.

  • @user-vq9no7ws4h

    @user-vq9no7ws4h

    3 ай бұрын

    Вы из Хабаровска? Что можете сказать о Фургале, за которого топит Натаха? Я слышал, что это при нем городом руководила ОПГ.

  • @SvetlanaVoikova

    @SvetlanaVoikova

    3 ай бұрын

    👍

  • @MickeyGSinger
    @MickeyGSinger3 ай бұрын

    Amazing video!!

  • @juliegiles334
    @juliegiles3343 ай бұрын

    What you're doing is important! Don't give up. You bring personal experience and context to the discussion of Russian topics. The world needs to hear your voice!

  • @davidcritchley3509
    @davidcritchley35092 ай бұрын

    The truth. Navalny was a CIA asset in Russia. Whch the Russian people have known. Why is popularity was only about the 4 percent mark. Half that of the Communst Party opposition, te main critics of Putin (and not Navalny)

  • @anro7620

    @anro7620

    2 ай бұрын

    He was paid to do his anti- Putin propaganda

  • @Joninseattle
    @Joninseattle3 ай бұрын

    #Free Assange

  • @mpgrenda
    @mpgrenda3 ай бұрын

    Excellent video, Natasha! You have a large worldwide following, which is extremely helpful. Your passion for change is seen and felt in your videos. Continue to speak out as you are an encouragement to others.

  • @alexandrzarezin7765
    @alexandrzarezin77653 ай бұрын

    Thank you for the great video!

  • @user-ln3wm9nf9m
    @user-ln3wm9nf9m2 ай бұрын

    как жаль.. такая молоденькая и так складно врет.. ну зато подписчиков много. Какое ты можешь оказать влияние, если ты живёшь не в России? на что ты рассчитываешь? сколько ты за это всё получаешь? ох... если тебе совесть позволяет всё это делать, то это твоё дело, конечно. Кстати, а с чего ты решила, что ты представитель нашей прогрессивной молодёжи? Наташа, это не так, прости. Расскажи, кто устроил переворот на украине в 2014? кто бандеру сделал героем? тоже считаешь его героем? чему навальный учился в америке? почему его жена находится там же, где и светлана тихановская? оппозиция навального никакая не оппозиция )) такой же продажный западный холуй.. на какую наташа ты демократию рассчитываешь? это на ту, где устраивают перевороты? где всех под америку прогибают? Твоё дело. Но это позорище, всю страну так полить грязью... добра тебе и ума, Наташа

  • @GreenForest-mn3xr

    @GreenForest-mn3xr

    2 ай бұрын

    Эта наташа проплачивается западными спецслужбами. Она, когда еще не свалила, говорила, что ее родители против ее деятельности. Она же глупая и без образования, а слушают ее иностранцы, потому, что им нравится, как она врет.

  • @user-zh4yj8rq6l
    @user-zh4yj8rq6l2 ай бұрын

    Putin is the best leader.Respect to Russia 🇷🇺 from Greece 🇬🇷

  • @GreenForest-mn3xr

    @GreenForest-mn3xr

    2 ай бұрын

    👍🚩

  • @patatje1434
    @patatje14343 ай бұрын

    your videos are always interesting Natasha. I think with your honest and sincere thoughts on these subjects and sharing them with the world i think these videos are useful in letting the world know what's happening there. you do a good job. much appreciated. stay happy, stay safe

  • @rumchjoe
    @rumchjoe3 ай бұрын

    Natasha, I want to continue hearing your perspective. I trust you and your sincerity.

  • @aldahackathorn1230
    @aldahackathorn1230Ай бұрын

    Thank you for the video, Natasha . ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

  • @ilgattodivenezia
    @ilgattodivenezia3 ай бұрын

    It is always interesting to hear an insider analysis. As a follower of your channel since several years, I find a first-hand information and an original point of view. I wish you all the hapiness.

  • @thiagomalotcavallieri7063
    @thiagomalotcavallieri70632 ай бұрын

    Your work has a reach you wouldn't believe. Keep up the good fight Natasha, you are a wonderful, sensitive soul. Your attitude is what we need in a world of war and conflict. Your videos are the light in the darkness. Don't be afraid, everything will be fine. Stay safe and keep posting! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

  • @larrydavid1132
    @larrydavid11323 ай бұрын

    Your videos are on spot. Continue with your views because it helps us understand what is REALLY going on there. Awesome video !!

  • @carlsvensson6970
    @carlsvensson69703 ай бұрын

    Keep up what you are doing Natasha! I learn something new every time I turn in to your channel.

  • @zz532a
    @zz532a3 ай бұрын

    Keep posting videos. Your perspective is important.

  • @julianadams3738
    @julianadams37383 ай бұрын

    Bravo Natasha, keep posting it is important that the voice and thoughts of a young Russian is heard. 💗

  • @nobody-nk8pd
    @nobody-nk8pd3 ай бұрын

    Please don't stop doing what you do. Your voice matters. What you said about anger resonates A LOT with me. Stay strong and thank you.

  • @bazzakeegan2243
    @bazzakeegan224328 күн бұрын

    Your channel and content are always interesting Natasha! Stay safe and strong!

  • @markgravenor1097
    @markgravenor10973 ай бұрын

    Thank you Natasha - very informative. You are amazing

  • @FriedEgg101
    @FriedEgg1012 ай бұрын

    Your insight and opinion is always interesting. You're articulate and analytical, and can provide context. You're a strong voice of reason, and a good role model for others like you.

  • @leokent1908
    @leokent19082 ай бұрын

    Exellent blog/video Natasha.Don't give up Russia needs you. Your such an intellegent young lady. All the very best dear.........Leo

  • @PM-zj6cd
    @PM-zj6cd3 ай бұрын

    Hi Natasha; It is your perspective on the situations in your videos and what you think about them which is so interesting ; and how you deal with the adversity, that is what I really enjoy watching the past few years. You have a unique perspective on things, having experienced and growing up in the far east of Russia. There is not a-lot of people like you on KZread. You would be very missed if you did not make your videos anymore. Please do not stop. You have a voice that needs to be heard more rather than less. Take care and stay well; T from NYC