Things Are Worse Than We Thought | Top Officials Feud, People Missing, Central Bank Scared And More!
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Things Are Worse Than We Thought | Top Officials Feud, People Missing, Central Bank Scared And More!
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Konstantin.
You should hold a poll for people to predict when Swan Lake will be played on all TV stations in Russia. Give everyone a couple days to cast their single vote. Winners names to be announced by you on the channel.
One thing to keep in mind regarding the mortgage rates; when you take a mortgage, you are effectively shorting the underlying currency. If you think the RUB will be hugely devalued, even at high rates, this may make sense. If the 1 million RUB in today's rates buys you a house, but 10 years from now only buys you a new phone, you will have made out like a bandit, assuming your salary more or less keeps up with inflation. However, given that level of devaluation, there are probably much bigger problems in your society.
Go get'em
This Friday morning there was peoples prostrating all night until next morning in Moscow and part the army in fighting in Ukraine turned rebelling and started to fight for Ukrainian army with their general I think the army is preparing a coup .heard that on Friday morning 😮NewYork time
The Chinese car look like a Porsche
Canceling school and no more prosthetics for veterans that tells me Pootin is morally bankrupt. 😳
That's what took?
Yep, but take a look at Project 2025 in the US. It's a "playbook" for the US President to follow.
He was born that way, a spawn of KGB.
Maybe he no longer has the means.
@@mikep490Project 2025 is nothing similar to this
Crazy Russian News is one of the best shows ever. I salute you Konstantine for seeing the humor in a painful situation. Russia is the biggest and also one of the most irrational countries, so of course you have plenty of material for your show. I wish you a great future. Let's hope Ukraine's borders are restored and Russia's government is reformed ASAP.
It'd be also good if Konstantin could recover his seized/stolen property after the collapse of the Putin Mafia
There should be no ruZZia after all this. Centuries of genocide. ruZZia will never change.
I think Russia is "irrational," as you say, in a sense, because it's engaged now in an enterprise that can't possibly pay off in any normal way, considering the costs involved, the lives ruined, and the animosity being generated. But seen from Putin's perspective, what he's forcing Russia to do makes some sense, since quitting the war now or easing up on the repression would likely result in his disgrace & death.
@@polarvortex3294Putin now sees Russia and himself as one and the same thing and that without Putin Russia cannot exist. Hitler had the same delusion. It is caused by isolation, autocracy and being surrounded by people who never challenge - yes men. Putin has take Russia down a path that is a self destructive cul de sac. The ordinary Russian people are totally depoliticised and so respond like mute oxen 🐂
@@polarvortex3294agreed, putin is just dragging out his own existence at the cost of thousands of lives
There was a UK Member of Parliament who accused half the Government of being Corrupt (substitute idiot for Russia). He was made to apologise and said, "I apologise, half the Government isn't corrupt!".
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Talk about clever!
Konstantin you are like a window into Russia. You have no idea how important your work here is. This is priceless, I remember back in the 60s and 70s, it was impossible to know what exactly was going on in Russia. Having you speak to us is so enlightening, I have learned so much about Russia and Russians and how things are going there from you. I love how you take each example and explain what the significance is, it really gives us a much better picture of unfolding events. I am so glad I found your channel, thank you.
Agreed.
He didn't scratch the surface, things are happening right now in Russia, and Konstantin can give us a little pick, but the things, that he doesn't hear, and boy let mi tell ja we can't even imagine, how much people stupid and naive can be it is like 150 million kids, believing so much In their god and his friends wait did say friends? I'm sorry must it slip on Angels ja that's what I've meant (Putin as the Oligarks as Angels perfect fit, you get the point of how dum you must be to get to this point!)
Going to prison for posting a wrong emoji on line is such a Russian thing!!😱🤦♂️
Remember the time people were arrested for sharing the Putin gay meme? It's just a picture of Putin but with rainbow colors.
They will be doing it in the UK next with this woke Gov
Oh, mental gymnastics to think that Ru$sia has any leg to stand on
Once a week we'll tell you which emojis are banned. To be applied retroactively.
@@RolandStenutz Out of our country🧕✖
In Europe there is a trend ongoing to build cars with a vintage look. In Russia they just build the same car for 50 years 😂
In some parts of the world, they still make and sell the original VW beetle. A very polluting vehicle that lacks modern safety features.
You kill me 🤣🤣🤣
@@surelyyoujokemeinfailure7531 as far as I know they stopped producing it for Mexico/Brazil in 2003
Speaking of first cars: I bought my first car -- a 10 year old Daihatsu Charade -- when I was 33 in 1996. But I'd owned motorcycles almost continuously since I was 17. Honda dual-purpose are my first love: 1974 XL350, then 1980 XR250, 1986 XR600, and then after a 20 year gap without a dirt-capable bike a CRF250 Rally in March 2020. And have always had a BMW tourer (R80RT, K100RT, R1100RT) from 1988 until today. Cars: always Subaru 2.5 wagon, Legacy or Outback, since 2001. The current (2008) one is turbocharged.
Well it is a nice car.
What makes the IT personal shortage in Russia even worse, is that at least 90% of the real IT genius's have already left. The guys that count.
bullshit
they don't count as much as the oil industry experts that are gone, the engineers, the people who know how things work and can fix them. IT losses are REALLY very small compared to what they've lost in expertise required to keep the basics going.
@@Joe-Dead I would argue they are both equally as valuable, likewise doctors, to have a functioning society you need all these people, the difference is that it's easier for IT people to get jobs in other countries, where engineers and doctors often need to re-qualify in the new country. But really it seems that anyone with a useful skill is leaving Russia (I would too, so I don't blame them)
@@daveamies5031 no they are not 'equally' valuable. the world existed and ran before computers, the basics of society can be handled without computers as history has shown. if the rest of your industry is FAILING then IT is useless because it has nothing to manage. computerization is for a nation with means to support that luxury, and it is a luxury, it makes things EASIER but it is not REQUIRED beyond financial service to interface with the rest of the world...and you don't need many people for that.
do try to keep in mind IT as a career is relatively NEW and the world worked fine without it. you CANNOT get by when you don't have people who can fix what breaks, fabricate parts, populate factories and public services or the professions such as health care. IT, hate to tell ya bud, is bottom of the importance list in a functioning nation or society...proven by how well the world got along before.
Meanwhile ukraines tech industry is good, if probably currently going a lot into drone warfare
You have my admiration Konstantin.
I served my country in South Vietnam, 1969-71.
I hold NO high esteem for the politicians or decisions made leading to my involvement in that cluster.
We were treated badly on our return home.
But as Vets, especially combat Vets, we have been treated well.
In my life, All serving members of the military, All veterans of Any country have always been considered treasures.
Putin's attitude and treatment is beyond my comprehension.
I apologize for this old man's rambling, please keep up the good work.
Thank You Sir,
Harry Asbery
Whidbey Island
Washington USA
I salute you Harry!
Especially as, he does pride himself on the " special military operation"
Were you treated badly by the people or the authorities, or both? Thanks
Konstatin loves his country and we can see that he is suffering.
If Putin and his mafia were driven out, if peace with Ukraine were concluded, then the Russian elites would return to their country, for the greatest benefit of Russia and even the whole world (including Ukraine!).
2nd drone operator needed to make sure the first operator doesn't steal the cargo and third operator needed in case the first 2 get drunk.
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For sure 2 operators are safer than one and 3 operators would be better, is common logic.
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I live in North Queensland, Australia and I follow world news events very closely. The news you tell of is not available anywhere else. I admire your bravery, tenacity and most of all the comprehensive knowledge of your subject matter. I would love to catch up with you one day. Thank you and may almighty God bless you.
Hi Mark, I live in Central Queensland, and I also follow K daily. He gives us a great insight into Rz. God bless K and his family. ❤
@@marlenedobinson7902 He is the biggest Nazi craap ever, mate…. ))) come on … you are better than that…Gold coast QLD
I agree
Another southwest Queenslander watching as well
In Finland I see the same news in my normal sources, but one week later, and without proper analysis.
That's another type of genocide. Keep certain provinces as poor as possible, and the more poor they are, the higher the bonus to send them to the front.
And yes, no new mobilization is needed if you bribe them enough.
Paying the poor peasants a price for their lives and health, how special and Russian.
We do that here in the USA. Why are they trying to copy us? Uncle Scam is mad!
@@jerrimenard3092 Not to the extent Russia does it, and being a soldier in The US Army is definitely much better than being a soldier in The Russian Army.
Or hire slaves from north Korea?..?????😢😢😢😢😢
Governments HATE citizens with memories.
What about looking back in History: ua-cam.com/video/wDssIYj2Gso/v-deo.htmlsi=_5lDsBjzruB7xsBS
Autocratic ones especially.. At least democracies do not wipe out and rewrite history.
@@carolwilliams8511 even democracies are suffering right now , when the last time you voted to a president that did what he promised in the election. In which democracy you can be banned for free speech, since when in democracy a group of people can protest and others not . I'm not saying that the russian model is better in anyway. But saying democracy is doing better it's a complete bs
@@arfaouibilel4855Politicians are professional liars and pr people, and if they try or fo part thats good.
So it took 50 years to build the 1970 vehicles. Excellent stream K.
them china cars must be brutal if driven in winter?
It's vintage 😂
@@suprememasteroftheuniverse and not in a good way. Lol
Not long after the SMO started, I read reports that Russian soldiers who were not officially recorded as having died in battle were recorded as deserters, so of course their families didn't receive compensation for either their service or their loss. The Russian Army just left the bodies of most of the dead where they had fallen, and refused to accept Russian soldiers' bodies the Ukrainians had recovered. I have heard no reports of that policy changing.
The people are just another resource to those who make the rules. Into the meat grinders they go on both sides. It's shameful....😢
May the True God creator of heaven and earth bless my innocent brothers & sisters of the nations in Jesus Christ's name Amen and Amen. 💞
@@australianwoman9696 wow, brainwashed by Hillsong much?
I hope that records are being kept by someone, secretly of course, for the day when the Russian Federation government and military face their day of accountability. What you recount is something I also have heard but hearsay is not enough. Records of photos and names and any other ID available have to be kept somehow so that prosecutions can go forward one day. The idea of conning your own people like this is OFF THE SCALE of humanity and morality. Unbelievable evil has been let loose by that madman Putin and his cronies.
It is not a "special military operation" - it is a war of conquest to destroy Ukraine.
I have heard that soldiers in the "SMO" are declared to be working inside Russia, not Ukraine (on Russian army paperwork). So death benefits will not be paid, since they died in Russia and not "abroad".
1,000,000 neutralized men, that's Stalinism!
I have worked in IT for around 30 years, it's always been easy for an IT person to move to another country and find a job (first time I moved country I went to Singapore and had 5 interviews and 3 offers in a week) but now that remote working is so easy it's even easier to get work in another country as an IT person, because you no longer have to be physically present.
I suspect that Russian Banker is downplaying the situation, it's probably a lot more than 1 million IT people, I'd be surprised if it's not 90% or more of Russia IT people have left (I would have)
That storm looks like a hurricane.
It was inland so it was a tornado. They can have winds of 350 mph.
That was a storm called a Derecho.. it's kind of like a tornado that doesn't spin the central us and the South get them all the time. I'm very familiar with them
It was rather a very high wind thunderstorm , a tornado rips the buildings from the ground, tosses cars in the air but is rather small in size, maybe a mile to a mile and a half in width, moving forward with extreme strength .Little towns can often be wiped out partially ,google it !
Either a Derecho (linear wind storm), or possibly a Bomb Cyclone (an inland hurricane). Either way, 150kph+ winds and heavy rain don't do good things to a city's infrastructure. Trees down on roads and power lines, flooding, damage to underground service lines, etc, etc. All fun stuff for a city maintenance department to fix - especially if said city has sent all it's maintenance workers to the war...
I looked it up. Reports said wind gusts up to 23 meters per second, which translates to 83 km/hr or 52 mp/hr. A strong cold front can easily hit those wind speeds. The description also sounds like a strong cold front.
A derecho is something very different. It is characterized by straight line winds and massive shelf clouds preceded by a cohesive bow shock. My sisters in Cedar Rapids, Iowa were in the 2020 derecho. Wind speeds in the city were up to 205 km/h. Trees were shredded and roofs ripped off buildings.
Maybe some of those '77 Ladas are just getting delivered. Back orders suck.
The little Ladas used Fiat running gear. They were fun little vehicles but prone to breakdown.
Maybe they are designed to replace the T62 tanks
@@jennyvandermerwe9952Better than electro scooter😏
Thanks Konstantin for finally adding CC subtitles to your videos, the only thing that were missing. They are really important for so many viewers. 👌 You're a great person, and I wish more Russians would think like you do. Hopefully Russians will get a new direction, and Ukraine could finally be left alone. Be safe from the government. Respect from Finland.
Even divorce and name changes are more expensive in Russia now. Russia claiming that divorce fee increase will help keep people together. I think they should be more concerned about the number of widows the war has caused.
So they went from using T-90 tanks to scooters??!! 🤣🤣💩💩🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
Probably Chinese scooters. They are more reliable than T90
@@felixalbion T90 is more expensive than scooter.
fake news
@@surelyyoujokemeinfailure7531 man I thought it’s the other way around
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it's nice to see that all the prayers and wishes from the spiritual supporters of Ukraine have been listened too by mother nature, let it rain and shake Russia
From a remote island in the Pacific, I've been watching Konstantin infrequently to get inside russia news, since one of his first YT videos from moscow about shopping in a Russian supermarket. This was during the first weeks of the Ukraine invasion and I thought this guy needs to get real. His country just committed an international crime. . At first I thought the topic sketchy considering what was happening. But over time Konstantin has won me over. When he moved out of Russia and moved to Kazakstan, and started really reporting on Russia, I started watching regularly. Count me as a subscriber. BTW years ago I lived and worked in Afghanistan circa 1970-71, before the revolution. Almost all the taxis were Ladas and almost all gov vehicles were Russian versions of a "jeep." I forgot the actual na,e, but that jeep was barebones fun because it was just a tough little number. We even ran accidentally into a pack of camels and came out unscathed. Thank you Konstantin.
Thank you, Friend!
I felt exactly the same about K when he was in his own country but after he left I warmed to him, realising he was anti war and truly understanding what pukin had done and how all the population was responsible for the tragedy.
He's just a coward who ran away and now is profiting from the genocide his country is committing
Sovjet, make-do-mentality, self reliance. It's not all gold that glitters!
@@carolwilliams8511 Thank you!
You have now fully convinced me that Russia collapsing within will end the war in Ukraine.
You sowed that seed but plenty of other reports that i follow add weight and lots if it.
I honestly think it could end with the soldiers walking off the battlefield.
When you said that 2/3 of the population in St-Petersburg were women and that the government wants to attract men there my first thought was of the Chinese who are looking for women, even kidnapping already married women . Maybe there will be an arrangement between China and Russia since they are such bosom brothers…..
Not unrealistic, given they cant deal woth terrorists already , not saboteurs,terorists.
God warlords isnt a far fetched prospect.
Who wants a Chinese man?
They are also the poorest
If you don’t watch The China Show, SerpentZA or Laowhy86, or similar channels you won’t understand the deep hatred and bigotry the Chinese have (are taught since early childhood) against all non Chinese. This makes any large scale integration between populations highly unlikely.
Why not just sell them outright to China?
My first car was a Triumph Herald....the wheel arches were rust rotten and I repaired them with a pair of old curtains and fibreglass resin !!!!
I think that was my car. TH also rusty with strange repairs 😅😅
After a few miles our second hand triumth just died and had to get a taxi back to the dealer we had just bought it that day we were a couple of suckers the dealers mustv been joking when we left inthat wreck ( we were so young and easy pickings) we have learned the hard way but thats life i guess
I bought my first car in 1972, it cost $65 Canadian, it was a 1948 Zepher, green and cream. I had never driven a car before but roared off. I never could figure out how to put it in reverse so I just parked it in the direction I was going next.
My grandfather had a Moskovich or "Mosse" as we would call them here. It was a funky green and cherry red color, with red interior. My Grandpa always said it can't go more than 80km/h (50mph). Before 1991 there was a lot of Soviet cars here in Finland, but you hardly ever saw them a few years later.
YOU ARE AWESOME K YOU.ARE GETTING BETTER EVERYTIME.THANKS FOR THE WORK YOU PUT INTO TODAY'S STREAM ❤
Saying hi from Ibiza - will be joining the livestream when I’m back home - please send my greets on to the Mods.
The Peanut
@@PeanutXS l will pass on your regards my friend PEANUT ❤️👍
“When the manger is empty,
the horses are bitten,
and the times have become narrower,
That’s for sure.”
Russia is one of the best comedy shows ever.
Oh Boy...
This must have been a tough one for Konstantin, keeping his face straight while reading the news.
Everybody a round of applause for the man
My first car was a 1970 Pontiac LeMans that I bought a year before I was legally allowed to drive. I added some custom wheels, paint and a 4 barrel carburetor on it and ready to fly after school on my 16th birthday.
You did well the survive that owning and driving experience.
G'DAY KONSTANTIN, OLYA, MODS, AND FELLOW
!NSIDERS . ANOTHER GREAT STREAM AND VERY INFORMATIVE. WE IN DEMOCRATIC SOCIETIES HAVE SO MUCH TO BE THANKFUL FOR !
❤️🙏🌏👤🇨🇦 LARRY BARTH 🇨🇦
I just pulled my old copy of the Guide to Self Sufficiency by John Seymour. His ideal is at least 5 acres to support 5-6 people. But this would be conditional on the property being medium to good land.
"I would set aside one of my acres for the house, farm buildings, kitchen garden, and orchard, and the other 4 acres I would divide into eight half-acre plots. Three of them I would put down to grass every year, and there I would run: two cows for dairy produce; four sows, a boar, some sheep and some geese for meat; and some chickens for eggs. As well as these animals I would keep ducks, rabbits, pigeons and bees wherever I could fit them. Now, on the five remaining plots I would sow: wheat; roots; Jerusalem artichokes or potatoes; peas and beans; oats, and barley undersown with grass and clover."
add an operator in case one operator falls out window.
The dead are not dead ... Thats the rain in moscow
People die when they are killed, not?!
Thanks for this. In answer to your question, I think it’s a good mix of news. Don’t be tempted to make it too much of the war, as I think most viewers are here to learn more about Russia generally.
Quite ironic that Peskov said Thursday that fight against terror should be "uncompromising and as ruthless as possible", when regime welcomes members of Taliban and Hamas with open arms
My first car was a 1981 Datsun 510 wagon - yes, Datsun. For those who do not remember Datsun, the brand became the Nissan of today. That car got great mileage, and I put over 300,000 miles on it before it died. It was a good car.
Looks like the Lada Niva is perfect for a country without any road maintenance !!
That's what I thought. Seems like a farm/rural vehicle; + farmers don't like newfangled BS on their rolling stock. "If it ain't broke, don't fix it."
@@dsnodgrass4843 I'm exactly the same. Problem is that you simply cannot buy a car without and computerized garbage on it anymore.
Honestly russia covering retro cars would be something wanted actually, if it werent sanctioned to hell and back.
Do well in the U.K. then
Good news selection. Spending school repair money to pay military signing bonuses was the most appalling.
Yeah, it's weird how duties like that are devolved onto the provinces (+ their meager finances); while the Parliament fusses impotently over stupid "culture war" crotchets.
No wonder provincial citizens hate the UR Party so much.
Of course this is what is happening. Every ruble is going to the war now. That means every service inside putinia is going to suffer for years to come.
Lada Niva, Russians couldnt buy them, Australians couldnt sell them
I remember well what 18% interest rates were like in Canada, in the 1980s. It was crushing, many ppl lost their homes when their mortgages came for renewal because the rates had doubled in many cases. My husband and I were forced to take a second mortgage (because the bank would not cover the whole mortgage for the house) and we paid 18% for that loan. It was brutal.
Hopefully they’ll get theres sooner or later people can be unbelievably cruel i can never understand how some of these sharks could sleep at night but i hope your ok now God Bless you for the rest of your life my dear 🥰🌸🌼🌻🌝🌺🌹🍀🍀🍀🍀🌈🌈🌈☔️☔️☔️⭐️🌏from Australia and rainbows is meant in the old way no other connetations its quite shocking i should have to say that so that your not offended rainbows in my mind mean happyness and you know Judy Garlend singing that in the WIZARD OF OZ what a treasure that movie was and still is I loved Judy GArLand And her daughter LiZA MaNELLY they were the best the best of Holly Wood may they be resting in peace God Bless Their Souls 👋👋👋👋😍😇🥰🙏🙏🙏🌹⭐️🌏🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘😘😘
That storm in Moscow in Iowa, USA, is called a de-ray-she-o. A hurricane on land
In a derecho there are straight-line winds, not circular ones like tornadoes and hurricanes. We had significant damage here in St. Louis, Missouri from a derecho a few years ago. They can be very strong.
What has happened with all the infrastructure damage that happened last winter. Do they have enough skilled people and materials to get everything fixed before this winter sets in?
No. Major deficit of skilled workers, tech, materials, funding.
Also is there an uncorrupt enough branch to do it actually and not only on paper?
It's not just this storm. About 2 years ago, gigantic forest fires ravaged Russia not far from Moscow. The melting permafrost is digging gigantic and dangerous holes in Siberia.
The root cause is global warming. Instead of waging a war in Ukraine, the Russians should help fight this warming which is their number one problem in fact, as for the rest of humanity...
Shine in Konstantin. Thanks for your insights and your courage.
I really enjoy your videos with news from Russia. I love the most the crazy ones, but also those in which you create a synthesis for us, non russian people.
I find you as the most logical source of information about Russia.
It's so sad to hear you telling all this crazy funny news. I used to love Russia but nowadays it's not possible to love Russia any more.
I was neutral. Now I really hate the place and all it stands for.
Before the invasion I had neither bad or nor good view of Russia itself, but I didn't like it's leadership because of Salisbury poisoning in the UK which threatened the life of innocent UK citizens. There are many Russians who do swallow the Kremlin propaganda but many that don't; but they can't do much about it. Russian society strikes a balance of normality for it's citizens so far which makes protesting and putting yourself in jail (or killed) not really worth it for the average Joe, but Putin's war of aggression is starting to change conditions so who knows what's next.
I was the same. I always took their side when people would make fun, and always tried to see their side, considering their history turmoil, until I saw just what putin was like to his own people, let alone others. But we must remember what it would be like in our country if the mafia were in control
Where's my comment gone
Maybe Russia needs more tucker carlsons?
We can send him one. Aside from channeling the ghost of Lord Haw-Haw, he doesn't seem to have any other purpose in life.
Nobody needs the Tucker Carlson's they already have.
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Fucker Carlson, not Tucker.
If that means we get less Tuckers, by all means, send them off!
Your news selection is superb. Most news one hears, about ANY country, even one's own, is surface news, like "this or that happened", and most of it is not tied to human consciousness, to sociology, to how memes and/or citizens' views evolve. What you are providing is the pulse of Russia's public consciousness, and the events that are shaping its evolution in real time. I know more about Russians than I know about Canadians, probably, thanks to you, Constantin. Keep up the good work.
Even if he sometimes jokes, I understand the pain of this man. He loves Russia, but he sees it "plunging into darkness".
Russian culture has counted heavily in world history.
I admire this people; in another life, I must have been Russian, especially thanks to reading Chekhov, the beauty of Mendeleev's table of elements (because I am a physicist), the music of Tchaikovsky and that of Borodin, to name a few.
But I hate its government which is nothing but a cruel and murderous manipulative mafia.
The day when the real Russia wakes up, drives out these murderers, stops the war, establishes a just and lasting peace, it will have immense prestige all over the world.
The Russians will have to heal their wounds, and above all, they will have to change their enemies into friends: even the Ukrainians!.
Let us hope that the genius of this people will manifest itself in this way.
Friday Crazy News is my favourite, I enjoy the eclectic mix of information which cannot be found on other platforms, thanks for all your time and energy Mr K.
Thanks as always Konstantin.
Revival of the Renault LeCar🚗
At 16 my first car and my virginity were more closely tied than I had expected. Loved that 1972 Chevelle SS! Other than my current ride, no vehicle has ever gotten me more action.
Good memories :)
The information you provide is invaluable and One of the few places to find credible news necessary for world affair assessments. Hope this helps
Thank you, Konstantin. 👍
I remember you being in such a funk in the weeks after the invasion so depressed at the economic suicide you saw coming and in a state of disbelief that none around you could see it coming…. It can’t come soon enough… we are running out of time…
Who is running out of time & for what?
It can't come soon enough indeed.. Agree. Waiting with my popcorn.
I-m English, born 1957, my first car was a Morris Minor produced 1948-1971. It was so simple so robust there was nothing to go wrong. It always started no matter what the weather, rain, ice snow. I loved that car, it growled, would only do 70 mph on the motorway but that was the speed limit, used virtually no petrol, but I was a student. If someone offered me a Morris Minor for 500 Euros today I would break his hand off to shake yes. OK I would not swap my Mercedes 500SL. However, one of my friends from the balkans had a Lada Niva in Soviet winter Camoflage. He loved it, simple reeliable and Cute. I would pay 500 Euros for that, but ONLY to a russian citizen, not to the Russian state.
Great news summary, Konstantin. Thanks!
I remember The days, although im from Finland, many ppl here including my grandfather,liked to drive lada,during Winters. I remember, The car had winter,and summer settings, that swiched from button under hood. Peace and god bless
Exactly!
Great segment again,Cheers.
Thank you, Konstantin.
I just recently found your channel about 2 weeks ago.And I really appreciate your work.Please keep it coming so that way.We are informed about what's going on inside of russia,❤ I'm very worried for your people. And the Ukrainian people and I pray that God will bring us peace.
About 30 years ago, I read a comparison of off-road capability between a Lada and a Land Rover in a Swiss car magazine.
The Lada had far fewer conveniences, but drove uphill/off-road where the LandRover simply got stuck
Lada was very popular with farmers in Switzerland at the time, before being replaced by Subaru 10-20 years later
You should have seen how unreliable it was made in the USSR. And it's not the new model in a slightest
There is a saying in Australia that you need a Land Rover to go into the bush but need a Toyota Land Cruiser to get out.
Land Rover was a luxury SUV brand by then... for people who wanted an off-road vehicle, but they didn't want the discomfort of a real expedition vehicle.
Subaru L 👍Land Rover S3 👎
A farmer
I kinda wish other car companies would reissue "classics"... but they'd charge collectors' prices, and fill them with computers instead of 1 to 1 remakes.
My first car was a 1987 Honda Prelude (bought in 2003 for $2000 CAD). I miss that car sometimes. I worked at a bread factory to afford it and my university tuition.
cool car... I had the third-gen '91 Prelude
I loved that car. Like a high end go kart.
Keep this up Konstantin, your posts are always welcome.
Good to hear an honest man.
My first car was a 56 Plymouth with a push-button transmission. It belonged to my great aunt, who no longer drove. It was a tank, and my friends loved it because it was unique. I could also fit about ten of them in it. 😂 It gave me a lifelong appreciation for classic cars.
My first car was a Datsun B-210. My brother gave it to me for my 16th birthday. It did not look great, but ran well and I could now drive myself places and help out with taking and picking up my younger sister.
Oh man. Put 280K miles on one of those before it developed a head gasket issue. Moved cross-country with that.
I had one. My wife hated it. Nice little echo box. 45 yrs later I still have a few parts leftover.
I enjoy your comments on situations and your sense of humour.
Thx 4 all! Keep on! ;)
Hi Konstantin, when you point over your shoulder to share a link, I have Never seen a thumbnail appear.
I add it after the stream is over - that's how YT works. Please go see the end now
@@INSIDERUSSIA ah yes, my bad! I just checked this episode and older livestreams and they’re there! Thx K❤️
Yes. Have to keep cleaning storm sewers as minimum. Used to do this for city of Miami Beach when college student
Feedback: Your news is very interesting, there is so much info out there that it's hard to boil it down, your condenced reporting is helping alot👍
That was one of the better ones Konstantin
Hey, I had a Lada Niwa in Germany around 1988.
Great car, and cheap!
It had the most powerful heater I ever saw in a car, either on or off and no temperature control.
I abandoned it in UK when I tried to sell it but no-one wanted it.
Konstantine doesn't know that there is some nostalgia for that Lada wagon. Sanctioned Ivan did a review on it. 15, 000 USD if I recall.
My first car was a brand new 1965 Ford Mustang which cost me, at the age of 18 ... $1895.00 in 1965! Those were the days!
$1895 was a whole lotta money back then. As was Love. 🙂
@@gbreslin6635 Considering my yearly salary was $3500! I had to settle for a six cylinder because a V-8 was over two grand and the monthly payment was unafordable Boy how have times have changed!!
My first car was a 65 mustang in 1978. I was 15, it cost me $1000. Ad a lot of fun in that car 🙂
Apparently, washing machine, scooter and unicycle shortages are a real problem on the front lines.
Russia is now a feral country. Such a shame.
Like all your comments, it helps us in Australia West to understand what's going on there.
Thank you Brian
My first car was a Ford 1969 Mustang Mach 1 with a 351 cubic inch engine. That was a long time ago but never forgotten or unloved.
Me too, 1969 Mach 1, green. It was a dog but I felt like the king oh the road. 3500 bucks
Nice!
Let’s see, the cities are showing that women outnumber men, the high tech. Industry is also severely in need of manpower, the prosthesis needs have increased exponentially, the energy exports have fallen dismally causing severe economic deficits, historic Allies are abandoning for fear of sanctions, the war economy is touted as increasing GDP even though the military weapons and ammunition production will further increase the death and destruction of all combatants and waste the finances needed to support a failing economy! It seems that Putins leadership will condemn Russia and its people into a failed state with little hope that wealthy countries will aid in reconstruction since that aid will be going to Ukraine! What a mess!!!
Oh it's going to be bad. Never before seen bad
I looked at a Niva in eastern Canada. It was brand new & the keys came in a little paper sack, The keys were rusted together & I had to pry them apart. The dealer had to boost it to get it started.
The transmission either had no oil in it, or there were bad bearings in the transmission. In order to drive it, I had to keep the choke partially on. To shift gears, the transmission had to be double clutched. Within one mile it overheated. I called the dealer to come & get me & the Niva. This was in the early 70ies. Now, in defense of Lada, I had a friend that owned a Lada & also two Niva's.
His Niva's were both useable , & the parts were insanely cheap. I drove them many times & if you could get a wheel on anything, you were going ! It was excellent in heavy snow, sand, or mud. You constantly had to be fixing SOMETHING, but cheap parts & easy to fix made it OK has a vehicle, as long as you could fix it yourself.
@INSIDE RUSSIA "THE TRUTH SHALL SET YOU FREE." THANK YOU FOR ANOTHER INFORMATIVE STREAM, KONSTANTIN! from 🇨🇦
I cannot see the z nation ever being truly free.
Love the insight and real Russian Perspective, A shorter show would be best.
I tend to agree, would love for him to experiment with some shorter format shows. Always entertaining but lack the time often
I do not stay for the whole thing anyway. Only the message.
Having followed you from the start of war I value your insight Koysta,you have been proved right on nearly all your predictions.Truely tragic that nearly half a million disabled by Russias horrific actions purely on a human level.Still turn to you for a true picture of the impact of the war on Russia,the people will rise soon I hope for your country's sake.
Humanist best wishes Eno.
What a brilliant stream again! Your Friday Crazy News should be seen by more people! Thank you K. ❤
Few people know, but "Lada" is the name of an old slavic goddes of beauty and love.
I didn't know that, but she must right now be feeling right pissed
My 1st car was a 1992 Mercury Topaz, handed down by my parents. It was junk, but I loved it. I still remember my 1st solo drive in it after I got my license, and it felt like pure freedom. I loved it so much, I followed in my father's and his father's footsteps into the auto industry. I've been a part of building Ford Trucks for 25 years now. Our careers overlapped a bit, but my family has served 93 years at Ford so far. Dad retired with 35 years, and Grandpa retired after 33 years. Ain't nothing like a Ford truck, especially my all-electric 2023 F-150 Lightning
Opel Ascona. 1976 Model. Mostly green, but let s say multicolored 😅The left window kept falling down into the door. My mechanic was so tired of fixing it that he mounted the entire window into the door so it couldn t go up or down. But, I was happy with the repair. Problem solved. The disaster on 4 wheels lasted for more than a year. In which was a miracle. I got back about half of what I spent on it with scrap payment. Not too bad of a deal.😅 I can t stand electric cars though. I ll wait and pray it s not needed for me to buy one. Ever. Hopefully Toyota is right and Hydrogen cars is a thing. Is it true that Tesla has fake engine sound in their cars? Not for me. I love my BMW Z4. The sound of this 6-cylinder engine is like nothing else.
@ofusowre7620 I don't know if Tesla makes a sound, but years ago, Congress talked about making it mandatory for all EVs to make a sound for safty; it would be like a ring tone that you could choose, for the safety of those around the car, especially the sight impaired. My 7,000 lb EV truck is absolutely silent; I had to get the 1 with a ton of cameras so I could see my cats; they're absolutely fearless of it, i guess because they can't hear it. EVs aren't for everyone or every application, but I absolutely love mine. I'll never go back to gas, but it works for me. 8,000 miles so far, and there's no maintenance except rotating the tires like any truck and a coolant change around 50k miles. Also, I charge for free at work anytime I want, usually once a week, and I get 320 miles per charge. I haven't paid for any fuel in about 8 months; just the loan payments and insurance. 0-60 in 3.9 sec, and for a full-size pickup, it's a smoother ride than a Lincoln Navigator.
@@raypeeler3585 Don t get me wrong. I understand others like them. I m sure it s a great car. I m just too much of a petrol head. But, I also question if the world has the energy to completely move on to electric cars only. I m from Europe and it s a limit how much electricity can be spent on the cars. Electricy bills have already been very high. We need the electricity for heating our homes. This is still in early stages. I believe it s only about 10 percent of the total amount of cars being electric. I just can t see it work out in the long run with millions of electric cars draining energy resources. I actually fully believe Toyota is correct. Other solutions will rise to take over. EVs will only be a part of the solution. It simply doesn t add up logically for me.
Wow. I checked. In the USA it s actually only 1 percent. I was way off. New cars sold is about 9 percent in which was the number I was thinking of.. It only cement my point. It won t work. It s a bubble for sure.
@ofusowre7620 yea, suddenly every1 in the US is afraid of EVs. It was all the rage 4 years ago. I can't blame em, change is scary. And I can empathize with your situation; it's far more important to have affordable electricity in your home, and there's already a distribution network for gas & diesel. We would definitely need more power plants, maybe double if we were to transfer the American fleet's energy needs to the electric grid as-is, but it's time to update the infrastructure anyway and we need to diversify our energy portfolio, in part with dispersed solar in spaces not being used like the tops of office buildings. I've heard France is building nuclear plants and making real progress with fusion power. That would be amazing. Hydrogen does work; Apollo made it to the moon in 1969 on Hydrogen fuel cells and Tesla is talking about switching to something hydrogen soon. I think Toyota's idea is a bit different; something about using hydrogen directly in an ICE style motor. Problem is, making hydrogen is a dirty process and mile for mile, it takes more electricity than if you just drove an EV. I'd like to see more clean power plants and let everyone keep their car plugged in when they're home and the car is just sitting there. It's probably different in you're case, but here in the US, there's so, so many neighborhoods of 100s of houses; it almost feels criminal to put black tar shingles on our roofs instead of solar tiles, to help offset the EV needs. Nothing wrong with staying connected to the grid, but any US home owner ought to be helping out with energy production if they can. The government or the power companies should offer to rent my roof space to put up solar tiles for a discount on my power bill, at least. In any event, I'm planning on buying a solar roof next year, but it's pretty expensive upfront. Supposedly there's a 20-year warranty and that's about how long it takes to brk even; coal-fire electricity is pretty cheap around here, but it's filthy
Electric scooters: "Organize" a factory for ("draft-evasion_STUDY") SCOOTER ACCESSORIES!
1)White paint= snow camouflage,
2)anti-slip, "snow-chains" for winter,
3) "light-weight" anti-drone CAGE.
4) Remorque for extra batteries and wind-driven charger for batteries.
5) Rear-ward firing machineguns covering a (retreat), = straightening the front lines!
6) remorque sled for other ("cargo") winter use?
7) efficient testing might take a-while...
My first car was a 2005 Pontiac Grand Prix GT, it had heated leather seats, a sunroof, and my favorite feature a heads-up display on the windshield! At night I could push a button that would turn off the dash and put the car into “stealth mode” and I could see my speed on the display instead. God I loved that car!
Great stream thank you!
In an emoji 🌋🚢⏳⏰🌪️🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊
Citroën 2CV. Loved it
I used to love the way half the back wheel was hidden when I was kid. Then it would rise up when you started it up
When people talk about war they like to talk about tanks, planes, missiles. But medical services are also needed. Doctors and nurses will be needed. Where are they coming from in Russia?
I think the Russian people should know that more young Russian men have been killed in Ukraine than were killed in WWII of the Americans in both theaters. Americans in Asia and Europe lost around 420,000 people and the Russians have already exceeded this in Ukraine. It is a big number.
Wow that’s a wild storm in Moscow! Climate change will make this the norm. Deregulating industries and not having environmental protections are the most costly decisions the world has ever made. Imagine the costs for climate catastrophes for all times to come. Future generations will never forgive us.
Keep eyes on the current solar flares..the large flare this AM..a G4 or Kp8 or 9.. creates weather. lightening..and clouds .Gps Is way off or csn be..RF radio signals..frequencie..are scrambled..Russia better be aware..Popcorn time if infrastructure is not hardened..
I totally agree! But there are still an awful lot of flat earthers around who deny it fervently!
Cough. Cough. What's an "immunity " worth? Probably everything a family can put together. What's the ability to be in charge of hiring these positions worth? Priceless.
Lol 😆 This is just one kink in the chain of the corruption of why an entire nation fails.
I always appreciate what you choose to report and discuss. I also like your incite and explanations which is not available elsewhere nor reliable from other sources.