@@maitamitsuhide Посёлок Тургусун, Восточный Казахстан. Агитация среди знакомых, чтение литературы. 20 лет, 4 курс университета. Через две недели начну диплом писать. А вы что делаете? И откуда?
Exactly! But this should be the motivation to agitprop even more. Only we (together) can stop this mindless bloodshed! It doesn't matter if you're a trotzkist, a "stalinist" or an anarchist, we should defy the hegemonic powers! Right here, right now !! Workers of the world unite!! ✊️✊️✊️
And then you find the second UA-cam channel of CUMstantin SEMEN, and watch how, being drunk, he rides a motorcycle through the forest and abuses all those who disagree with him on camera ua-cam.com/video/cldk3ISwCu4/v-deo.html.
@@vadimk3484 ja skatīties pareizās vietās tad dažus jau var atrast, bet jā, grūti meklēt dēļ Baltijas valstu komunistu un sociālistu "raganu medībām". Latvijā bija Soc partija, nezinu cik sociālistiska vai aktīva, bet cilvēki bija. Ir vēl Latvijas Strādnieku Fronte.
@@koba4691 Kādā ziņā "raganu medības"? Ir taču tikai padomju simbolika aizliegta; komunistu aktivitātes nav, tāpēc ka popularitātes nav, ne jau dēļ kaut kādiem liegumiem.
@@LVArturs komunistu aktivitātes nav tāpēc ka viņa ir aizliegta un ja atrod aktivitāti, it īpaši laikā kā tagad, tad vajag aizliegt. Tā pati LSF, nesen tika aizliegta par Marksistu pulciņiem un šķiru nesaskaņu propagandēšanu, jo tas esot Kremļa interesēs. Komunistu partijas ja atceraties, arī ir aizliegtas.
He's mentioned Alexey Safronov, definitely check him out if you're interested in planning in Soviet economics. Prime Numbers has a subtitled video of his about Gosplan (he does a series for them, but it looks like they've only subtitled that one in English). There's plenty to learn and there are crazy stories of Bolsheviks trying to put together stuff that works. Very detailed and insightful coverage of a vast topic that tends to be less known and often looked down on (for the lack of knowledge) in Western leftist sources.
Second Thought should find their video about Baltic states and make his own. Many of his commenter write that for Chezch, Poland and Baltics statea capitalism is good, but they don't know, how they are deindustrialised and how the EU has to pay for their 'wealth'.
@@keiralum1797 This is a huge topic, and I think vital to taking apart today's capitalism in the first world, because these countries are essentially poster children for post-Perestroika/EU neoliberal policies. Privatisation, fake privatisation (when state-owned companies remain state-owned, but are forced to behave as if they're private), financialisation of everything imaginable, creation of shittons of private bureaucracy (every doctor is an LLC now! Consumer choice!), the whole works. Socdem-style benefits are still there, but are too ingrained in the expectations of the people (thanks, anti-freedom Bolshevik occupiers!) to be abolished outright. The UK/US hellscape is still ultimately the goal for the ruling elite. This is compounded by this region having been soaked with propaganda, and the average person sincerely thinks that any kind of national/ethnic self-determination equals neoliberalism, while the analysis of the Soviet Union is done from solely a nationalist perspective (USSR = Russian Empire), instead of the more appropriate internationalist one. I live in the Baltics, and it seems that in order for any kind of left-wing goverment to get in power here, you'd probably need for the EU to have a socialist revolution in it first, and then to very ironically annex us. 😅
@@emperorspock3506 They are translated, partially. Find "Prime Numbers" on youtube, its an English-wing of their russian channel that have translation of their main videos.
Приятно осознавать, что последователи левой идеи ведут борьбу за умы граждан даже в самых казалось бы передовых капиталистических государствах. Это непросто. Socialism or barbarism: everyone has to make a choice. Continue your fight, comrade. Good luck, JT. Big greetings from Russia from like-minded people!!!
Hi im from England. You should NEVER apologies for having the intelligence and skill to speak more than one language. Bless you Russian heart. How can the proletariat unite if they are divided by language and culture
Suggestion for comrade Syomin if he happens to check the comments: add subtitles for your videos, me myself would be very interested to hear more from Russian marxist's perspective. Solidarity from Finland!
I strongly recommend the best (made in Russian) study in the Internet on Fascism with eng subs ua-cam.com/video/V50tTfRgYyE/v-deo.html (the whole playlist touches upon socioeconomic and historical origins of fascism in Poland, Italy, Japan and Germany) and the one in english ua-cam.com/video/oyJTv_qLqsI/v-deo.html
Just in case you haven't yet heard of other Russian Marxists, the most popular UA-camrs are: Klim Zhukov (599 thousand subscribers), Oleg Komolov (Prime Numbers, 297 subscribers on the Russian-language channel, but he has an English-language channel, too), Yegor Ivanov (plohoysignal or tubushow, 281 thousand), and many others (for example, Vestnik Buri, Remi Meisner, etc. ).
At 10:26 - Konstantin talks about Camden, NJ, and his impression of how similar it looks to the rural provincial Russian suburbs. I'm a Russian immigrant. For about a year I lived near this area, in a small town called Delran. But since the nearest bank office was in Camden, I had the pleasure of going there quite often. ANS THIS! This is exactly what I thought when I've been there! It felt even more surreal in the contrast with my fellow Eastern European immigrants who still were standing their ground on the point that's all still better than being in Russia. That was the time when my illusory cards' house started to fall apart and I began to realize that the country isn't the problem.
I'm fom the United States and my dad likes watching vloggers and other countries kind of see what's going on there, anyways we've been watching a bunch from Russia and he'll be talking about how rough some of these places look and it's like Dad that looks exactly like our town.
Camden is rough. There are no jobs. Mo buisnesses. Houses are empty and broken down. With no job prospects people either suffee or go hungry or start trapping. Whats sad is that rutgers and rowan both dont invest in the community but rob them. With Rutgers camden they produce new young professionals. But they all leave camden and dont give back to community. So its empty. This is all due to industry jobs that employed most men where shipped to the 3rd world in the 70s. Leaving most people poor and then into trapping and drug dealing which created the many crackheads you see on the street.
@@d1reformedДубляжа нет и никто его не обещал. Будет выпуск рубрики "По-живому" с одним из авторов этого канала, но про перевод этого выпуска Костя пока ничего не писал. Завтра стрим, думаю там подробно всё расскажет.
Next guests for international context episodes on the list please: - AzureScapegoat (Sweden) - BadEmpanada (Argentina/Australia) - Halim Alrah (Canada/South Asia) - Marxist Paul (Ireland) - TheFinnishBolshevik (Finland) - Viki1999 (Austria) Anyone else less popular, particularly from less exposed places in Western spaces (like Latin America, Africa, and South/East Asia), is also welcome.
What does Viki1999 have to contribute to the conversation? She has no background, doesn't understand theory, isn't even a marxist. Her video on the cold war is decent but everything else is frankly terrible.
Try to watch Konstantin's earliest videos, for instance, his diploma work, or reportages, when he worked at „Russia 1” channel's department in USA: he had spoken English better at that time.
@@studijasymrov7630 He is really well-spoken in English now, and that's kind of the point: his accent is pretty much a perfect representation of what kind of accent a Russian person who speaks reasonably fluent English would have. Because whenever you hear someone do a Russian accent, it's either something completely ridiculous, or something much closer to Yugopnik's accent (not entirely unexpected, since there is a history of using Yugoslavians to represent Russians in Western pop culture).
Konstantin's accent is as thin as it can get, honestly. As a person who can't distinguish accents well I probably wouldn't even identify it as Russian.
@@studijasymrov7630 Obviously since he was working in English every day back then. It's pretty common for foreign correspondents to develop a alight foreign accent in their own language even.
Konstantin talking about dugin reminded me of the "philosopher" olavo de carvalho here in Brazil, people saw him as a joke but his political project brought very serious damage like denialism during COVID, he died, but his legacy continues, it is up to our comrades to bury "cultural olavism"
This has been probably stated a lot but even though I love the more "light hearted" episodes, this is absolutely one of the best episodes. We need more analysis one current events from marxist all around the globe and I hope that you will do more episodes like this! We need agitprop! especially now more than ever!!! You three always do a great Job educating but this episode in particular was especially important. Thank you for your hard and needed work!!! I will engage in agitprop to best of my abilities!! Workers of the world unite!!!!!✊️✊️✊️ (I apologise if there is any bad grammar, I am only a dumb German :)) Also slightly drunk... ;)
I am Russian, but I have a lot of respect for Germans (ordinary people), despite what happened in 1941-1945. Then ordinary Germans were well brainwashed, they then realized their mistake. Russia and Germany must be allies! IMHO(In My Honest Opinion).
WOOOW, AWESOME. The Marxists around the world are making links! I am following Konstantin closely and his work. maybe one day you'll get Komolov for an economic analysis as well.
@@Торговецложками nice description, I almost spilled my vodka. If I'd have to choose between the two though, I'd pick Komolov over Zhukov, cuz those two baboons (Zhukov and Yugopnik) would turn the episode into an ork fest. Besides, Komolov is based beyond measure, he's probably more important for the Russian left than Syomin.
I'd also like to see an episode with Boris Yulin and everyone talking should use Google-translate from their native language and show it on screen, so that episode will get views from both countries simultaneously. Not to say it should be hilarious to watch
@@vadimk3484 I'd say Syomin is the door to more dry and technical, but very informational resources. I believe Syomin speaks in a more common language without giving up on the sharpness of the propaganda. Newcomers to revolutionary left ideas might be lost in the technicalities of Komolov, that are important non the less.
There was some other unusual thing: Comrade Syomin was always against using curse words, unlike the Hakim, what he mentioned in of the deprogramme's podcast; but still Konstantin without any hesitation or caution words recommended to watch the trio of Hakim, Yugopnik, and Second Thought channel.
This is an important episode! It should motivate to take matters into our own hands and abolish the capitalist system at once!! No more trotzkists, stalininsts or anarchists! These discussions can wait, instead we should defeat our common enemy first and foremost! Agitate even more comrades! We cannot let nazis and ultra nationalists win, we can and will present our ideology simply! Educating is important but in this case we have to fight fire with fire!! Workers of the world unite!!!✊️✊️
Dream interview! I actually follow both the english speaking and russian marxist channels, and to see both of you finally together is a dream come true! Hope this kind of collaborations will become more common in the future, and maybe even expand to the spanish speaking ones :3
Спасибо for this, pals. It's so easy to lose your faith and give up these days when homo homini lupus est again and there's no place to hide from the hate speech coming out of every corner of the world. It's just good to know that comrades will always be comrades. Makes you feel you're not alone. No pasaran ✊
I would love to see more exchange between marxists from different countries, especially from russia too. Edit: Ukrainian Comrades too, I really would love it
I hope some multi-lingual comrades get in touch with Konstantin after hearing that bit at the end about him needing to create content in other languages. Something as simple as people volunteering to subtitle his existing back catalogue of videos would go a very long way to extending his reach.
Well that's a good plan -- communists from all over the world need to speak to each other, so that we can understand our situation and start to feel like a world collective rather than separated powerless groups
Fuck, this was educational! Konstantin was a great guest. As a child of Cuban parents, I wish I could hear about the history of Cuba from a perspective that is not reflexively hostile against socialism due to their negative experiences from the Castro regime from another Cuban.
Season 2 of the podcast Blowback is about the Cuban revolution. One of the most thoroughly researched shows on the topic I’m aware of. Their telling of the history is inspiring and completely unlike anything you’ll hear from the average Miami gusano.
In russian youtube have some video by Andrey Rudoy. In russian languge of course. ua-cam.com/video/EqpmfMi1qms/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/5tEVM4CQ6V4/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/_P0dNp0qXh8/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/tgv-0vMIu6w/v-deo.html
Vestnik Bury (Andrei rudoi) made, if i'm not mistaken, 3 big videos dedicated to Cuba. Here ua-cam.com/video/5tEVM4CQ6V4/v-deo.html. Yet it is only in Russian...
and i, for one, am happy that someone said something about the world war 3 very probably ahead of us. i don't know why we don't give it more importance and maybe organize, all in our respective countries so at least something good comes after it, like socialist countries, and of course, we should work to prevent it, if possible.
Exactly!! Stop the discussion for now, we as anti capitalist, it doesn't matter if you're an anarchist or communist, should unite right now! The debating can continue after we have freed the people from danger!
Reviving the anti war movement and/or getting involved with the union movement are really your best options if you’re an american leftist who wants to do anything useful imo.
I'm from Louisiana and I cannot even begin to describe what it's like living here, Louisiana state government has basically been 200 years of post-soviet kleptocracy combined with one of the most horrifying racial regimes in the world. I will say the erosion is a somewhat more complicated material issue it's brought about by placing levees along the Mississippi and its tributaries, which on the one hand basically makes civilization possible as the areas aren't constantly destroyed by flood but also remove the silt that replenishes the wetlands. There is some work being done to try to remove levees in certain out of the way locations to allow silt to flow back in however I am not remotely optimistic.
such a fantastic episode. I would love to continue to hear from comrads from around the world like this. Thank you to JT and the crew for continuing to put out content that is so accessible and well done.
Absolutely!! Our diversity and the international mindset is what makes us strong. A global socialist/communist revolution is the only way to defy fascists and large scale war between nations. We, the proletariat, should not suffer because of capitalist interest. Now more than ever we should agitate inside our own nations to build a glorious socialist nation! No more beefing about the past, this can and should wait! We need our anarchist, trotzkists and other comrades more than ever. While we disagree on a lot of things, the most important thing we agree on that the capitalist system should be no more. Therefore we should abolish it fist! Discussion can wait!!! Workers of the world unite!! ✊️✊️
An excellent episode! Konstantin is by far the most eloquent and ardent Communist propagandist in Russian. He should get a lot more exposure internationally!
This guy is the real deal, no nonsense or humor and straight to the point. Maybe he's a bit too cynical, but given the situation Russia is in right now, I cannot blame him in the slightest.
JT, Hakim and Yougopnik, please find the time for an interview with Syomin. A lot of social-shauvinists are spreading their views on a necessity to support their domestic bourgeoisie because there is currently no internationalist solidary movement, and being anti war necessarily means surrendering to the bourgeoisie on the other side. This interview weakens this argument in the English speaking medium. The same has to be done and is even more important in Russia and Ukraine, where people are more easily scared into that support, as they face the horrors more closely.
I love JT as much as the next guy but he seriously needs to do more research on Katrina lmao. Katrina was not a mere "tropical storm" on its approach to New Orleans. It, in fact, was already a Category 5 storm and only weakened down to a C3 on its northward approach to the city. Everything else said in that segment was completely 100% valid. Love Konstantin. Great show as always.
@@nikasamwkusvili9345 Hi! I post 2 answers with links, but they dissap... So, if you dont afraid auto-translaited subtitles, take a note: "Простые Числа" - all about economic, strong academic speakers, Konctantin spoken about; "РФУ" - our comrades from Ukraine; "КрасноBY" - my home city group %-) ; "Держать Курс" - heavy documentary on fashism, the most popular on Krupp was translated; "Вестник бури" - take a look on Dugin episode, its hillarios; and much more niche groups, but this my favorites. Also, did you heard about "TheFinnishBolshevik" ? Ofc, he is finnish, but wery based and have soviet-related materials on channel. With proletarian regards
Yugopnik was definitely thinking he was making a faux pas to Syomin, accidentally insulting him by saying he wasn't being funny enough, but I think Syomin didn't take offense at all and was thinking maybe he was being too dark.
I think Dugin is quite popular guy in Marine Le Pen's far right party, there was a panel where bunch of nazis from across the world collected + Caleb Maupin (idk if he is nazi, make up your mind). There were lot of french far right people around him.
Until hakim started talking at 1:12:30 ish I forgot that it wasn't just yugopnik and konstantin. Great Episode! Took me a while to get around to listening.
This ep was pretty interesting, especially for a baby leftist myself l, but it was so funny seeing the boys try to force funny then it hitting a brick wall
I feel you man. We have a saying: "Россия для грустных" - "Russia is for the sad". I don't find it accurate in my day to day, but Kostya is an exemplary justification for its existence.
I'm watching the new NotJustBikes video and he name dropped Second Thought and you guys should have him on the podcast. He talks about urban planning and it heavily relates back to capitalism.
My question is how would a system prevent itself from falling into revisionism, I’d say the USSR and the PRC are socialist states that have fallen for revisionism.
Controversial opinion but I think a lot of the issue revolves around US hegemony - until the US ceases in its international intermingling and pursuit of cultural dominance, it will be very difficult to establish a stable anti-capitalist governance. There's some potential in a widespread and unified resistance of multiple world powers ala BRICS, but I think it will ultimately take revolution in the US before anything lasting AND ideologically potent will be able to take a foothold. I do think the Zapatistas in Chiapas are offering an admirable example for co-existence in the meantime, even if they're struggling under the boot of both national and international power.
@@CraigKeidel Revolution in the US is highly unlikely so much in fact that it’s not something to bet on, not only are the people opposed to it but the government is powerful enough in covert operations and military that a successful revolution is almost impossible. Frankly the best approach is to cut the US off from the rest of the world and isolate them similar to what they did to the USSR which is slowly happening, with Africa, the Middle East and parts of Asia opposed to working with the US and open to China. It could happen quickly and may be achieved in our lifetimes or a hundred years from now either way capitalism will fall eventually it will never escape communism since communism is the shadow of capitalism that it can never escape
i still think dugin is a crazy old philosopher and not important to anyone certainly not the government. putin certainly doesn't run his every move by him as suggested by westerners lol. as for the guys writing ZA DUGINU (for dugina) on the missiles - i mean, their enemies got a girl, their girl, a big deal was made of it and the boys avenged it, it happens in wars. i honestly doubt they read dugin or think of him any way other than a russian, intellectual, one of their own. don't blow dugin's importance out of proportion please :D
Yeah, he's just a convenient disposable freak. As long as he's useful, he's going to be all over the media (although he'll always be more niche than mainstream propagandists), and afterwards he'll be discarded and forgotten.
Please invite Joao carvalho from brazil. He is a Marxist-Leninist-Maoist. He speaks english. There are awesome brazilian leninist creators but not all speak english.
There are other marxist organisations and people from former ussr: Вестник бури, ВЕКТОР, КрасноBY, простые числа, Олег Комолов, Революционный фронт украины, Клим Жуков, Реми Майснер
There will be a lot of comments with Russian nicknames. Well, I'm just warning you. In a couple of days, based on this video, the entire Deprogram channel can be joined to Russia by referendum.
Posadism in a nutshell. Granted their position is so out of left field (pun not intended) that I don't think it's within the podcast's realm of consideration. It would still be a hilarious episode, though 😂
Rotfront from Kazakhstan! Proletarians of all countries, unite! 🚩✊✊🏻✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿🚩
i dont see shit in Kazakhstan where are you 💀
@@maitamitsuhide Подполье товарищ мой, подполье!
@@nnk1040 наверняка какой то там алматы марксистский клуб или евролевые из ресентимента bruh
@@maitamitsuhide Посёлок Тургусун, Восточный Казахстан. Агитация среди знакомых, чтение литературы. 20 лет, 4 курс университета. Через две недели начну диплом писать. А вы что делаете? И откуда?
@@nnk1040 из Западной области, ни разу ещё не встречал левых никаких просветительной работы не делаю из-за опасений, щас в Караганде учусь на меда
JT, Yugopnik, Hakim. On behalf of our Russian comrades, we will be glad to see you at an interview with Konstantin in one of the episodes "по-живому".
Nosotros no somos Испанцы. My êstj Tovariŝi.
Увидел сегодня уже у Семина на ленте объявление что будут скоро опубликованы интервью с JT, Хакимом и Югопником. Они всё подготовили 😊.
Nothing says "Russian marxist" like a warning and hearty sigh followed by wise words and cautious optimism.
Exactly! But this should be the motivation to agitprop even more. Only we (together) can stop this mindless bloodshed! It doesn't matter if you're a trotzkist, a "stalinist" or an anarchist, we should defy the hegemonic powers! Right here, right now !!
Workers of the world unite!! ✊️✊️✊️
And then you find the second UA-cam channel of CUMstantin SEMEN, and watch how, being drunk, he rides a motorcycle through the forest and abuses all those who disagree with him on camera ua-cam.com/video/cldk3ISwCu4/v-deo.html.
"I didn't have that phase because the Americans came to me" - I almost choked 💀🤣
As half-latvian half russian communist from Latvia, I didn't expect to have such collab, is the new Comintern slowly starting?
Inshallah 🙏
Prieks redzēt šeit biedru no Latvijas :)
Baltijas valstīs komunisti ir sastopami retāk nekā sniegs jūlijā.
@@vadimk3484 ja skatīties pareizās vietās tad dažus jau var atrast, bet jā, grūti meklēt dēļ Baltijas valstu komunistu un sociālistu "raganu medībām". Latvijā bija Soc partija, nezinu cik sociālistiska vai aktīva, bet cilvēki bija. Ir vēl Latvijas Strādnieku Fronte.
@@koba4691 Kādā ziņā "raganu medības"? Ir taču tikai padomju simbolika aizliegta; komunistu aktivitātes nav, tāpēc ka popularitātes nav, ne jau dēļ kaut kādiem liegumiem.
@@LVArturs komunistu aktivitātes nav tāpēc ka viņa ir aizliegta un ja atrod aktivitāti, it īpaši laikā kā tagad, tad vajag aizliegt. Tā pati LSF, nesen tika aizliegta par Marksistu pulciņiem un šķiru nesaskaņu propagandēšanu, jo tas esot Kremļa interesēs. Komunistu partijas ja atceraties, arī ir aizliegtas.
He's mentioned Alexey Safronov, definitely check him out if you're interested in planning in Soviet economics. Prime Numbers has a subtitled video of his about Gosplan (he does a series for them, but it looks like they've only subtitled that one in English). There's plenty to learn and there are crazy stories of Bolsheviks trying to put together stuff that works. Very detailed and insightful coverage of a vast topic that tends to be less known and often looked down on (for the lack of knowledge) in Western leftist sources.
Second Thought should find their video about Baltic states and make his own. Many of his commenter write that for Chezch, Poland and Baltics statea capitalism is good, but they don't know, how they are deindustrialised and how the EU has to pay for their 'wealth'.
Will do towarisch! Always open for an international perspective!
@@deddosbizarreadventure3571 You're not going to regret this, too bad all of his stuff isn't translated into English!
@@keiralum1797 This is a huge topic, and I think vital to taking apart today's capitalism in the first world, because these countries are essentially poster children for post-Perestroika/EU neoliberal policies. Privatisation, fake privatisation (when state-owned companies remain state-owned, but are forced to behave as if they're private), financialisation of everything imaginable, creation of shittons of private bureaucracy (every doctor is an LLC now! Consumer choice!), the whole works. Socdem-style benefits are still there, but are too ingrained in the expectations of the people (thanks, anti-freedom Bolshevik occupiers!) to be abolished outright. The UK/US hellscape is still ultimately the goal for the ruling elite.
This is compounded by this region having been soaked with propaganda, and the average person sincerely thinks that any kind of national/ethnic self-determination equals neoliberalism, while the analysis of the Soviet Union is done from solely a nationalist perspective (USSR = Russian Empire), instead of the more appropriate internationalist one. I live in the Baltics, and it seems that in order for any kind of left-wing goverment to get in power here, you'd probably need for the EU to have a socialist revolution in it first, and then to very ironically annex us. 😅
@@emperorspock3506 They are translated, partially. Find "Prime Numbers" on youtube, its an English-wing of their russian channel that have translation of their main videos.
This is a crossover I never in my life had expected. If my jaw could drop to the floor, it would.
Приятно осознавать, что последователи левой идеи ведут борьбу за умы граждан даже в самых казалось бы передовых капиталистических государствах. Это непросто.
Socialism or barbarism: everyone has to make a choice. Continue your fight, comrade. Good luck, JT. Big greetings from Russia from like-minded people!!!
Hi im from England. You should NEVER apologies for having the intelligence and skill to speak more than one language.
Bless you Russian heart. How can the proletariat unite if they are divided by language and culture
Suggestion for comrade Syomin if he happens to check the comments: add subtitles for your videos, me myself would be very interested to hear more from Russian marxist's perspective. Solidarity from Finland!
Much love to our Finnish neighbors from Russia)
I strongly recommend the best (made in Russian) study in the Internet on Fascism with eng subs ua-cam.com/video/V50tTfRgYyE/v-deo.html (the whole playlist touches upon socioeconomic and historical origins of fascism in Poland, Italy, Japan and Germany)
and the one in english ua-cam.com/video/oyJTv_qLqsI/v-deo.html
Just in case you haven't yet heard of other Russian Marxists, the most popular UA-camrs are: Klim Zhukov (599 thousand subscribers), Oleg Komolov (Prime Numbers, 297 subscribers on the Russian-language channel, but he has an English-language channel, too), Yegor Ivanov (plohoysignal or tubushow, 281 thousand), and many others (for example, Vestnik Buri, Remi Meisner, etc. ).
@@andrey-uf1tg Реми Майснер марксист?
@@VocalBear213 да, в отличие от того же троцкиста Рудного.
At 10:26 - Konstantin talks about Camden, NJ, and his impression of how similar it looks to the rural provincial Russian suburbs. I'm a Russian immigrant. For about a year I lived near this area, in a small town called Delran. But since the nearest bank office was in Camden, I had the pleasure of going there quite often. ANS THIS! This is exactly what I thought when I've been there! It felt even more surreal in the contrast with my fellow Eastern European immigrants who still were standing their ground on the point that's all still better than being in Russia. That was the time when my illusory cards' house started to fall apart and I began to realize that the country isn't the problem.
I'm fom the United States and my dad likes watching vloggers and other countries kind of see what's going on there, anyways we've been watching a bunch from Russia and he'll be talking about how rough some of these places look and it's like Dad that looks exactly like our town.
Camden is rough. There are no jobs. Mo buisnesses. Houses are empty and broken down. With no job prospects people either suffee or go hungry or start trapping. Whats sad is that rutgers and rowan both dont invest in the community but rob them. With Rutgers camden they produce new young professionals. But they all leave camden and dont give back to community. So its empty. This is all due to industry jobs that employed most men where shipped to the 3rd world in the 70s. Leaving most people poor and then into trapping and drug dealing which created the many crackheads you see on the street.
Народ, мы все знаем, кто будет составлять 80%-90% трафика под этим видео, давайте не придуривайтесь.
Ну а без шуток - привет всем западным товарищам!
большинство товарищей посмотрит в дубляже Константина на его канале
Фух. Есть дубляж? Тогда лучше там послушаю. Респект всем участникам за совместный подкаст
London is the capital of Great Britain!
@@kollektiv.avtorov так он существует, дубляж? Или "посмотрит в дубляже" в смысле: "потом посмотрит когда появится дубляж"?
@@d1reformedДубляжа нет и никто его не обещал. Будет выпуск рубрики "По-живому" с одним из авторов этого канала, но про перевод этого выпуска Костя пока ничего не писал. Завтра стрим, думаю там подробно всё расскажет.
Пролетарии всех стран соединяйтесь✊ Мир, труд, май🚩
When the theme starts to play up, you know Hakim is gonna say something based.
I have never heard of this dude. Thank you for putting me on, comrades. 🙏🏾
Next guests for international context episodes on the list please:
- AzureScapegoat (Sweden)
- BadEmpanada (Argentina/Australia)
- Halim Alrah (Canada/South Asia)
- Marxist Paul (Ireland)
- TheFinnishBolshevik (Finland)
- Viki1999 (Austria)
Anyone else less popular, particularly from less exposed places in Western spaces (like Latin America, Africa, and South/East Asia), is also welcome.
yes, please
What does Viki1999 have to contribute to the conversation? She has no background, doesn't understand theory, isn't even a marxist. Her video on the cold war is decent but everything else is frankly terrible.
It's a shame that bad mouse is gone
Here's an awesome video analysing TheFinnishBolshevik. By Socialist Lynx. Very accurate and interesting
ua-cam.com/video/OMj0w7btRoI/v-deo.html
Andrew Rudoy- france
Omg, Konstantin's accent is so *real*! If you ever want to do a Russian accent in English, for theatre, shits and giggles, or whatever, copy his!
Try to watch Konstantin's earliest videos, for instance, his diploma work, or reportages, when he worked at „Russia 1” channel's department in USA: he had spoken English better at that time.
I thought his accent is very good, now after your words I'm afraid to think what does my russian accent sound like, which I consider much worse 😆
@@studijasymrov7630 He is really well-spoken in English now, and that's kind of the point: his accent is pretty much a perfect representation of what kind of accent a Russian person who speaks reasonably fluent English would have. Because whenever you hear someone do a Russian accent, it's either something completely ridiculous, or something much closer to Yugopnik's accent (not entirely unexpected, since there is a history of using Yugoslavians to represent Russians in Western pop culture).
Konstantin's accent is as thin as it can get, honestly. As a person who can't distinguish accents well I probably wouldn't even identify it as Russian.
@@studijasymrov7630 Obviously since he was working in English every day back then. It's pretty common for foreign correspondents to develop a alight foreign accent in their own language even.
Hello from uzbek maxsist
whats up gergian tankie is here
Hakim asked about the planned economy. Invite Oleg Komolov, he is the creator of Prime numbers, he will tell you everything you need.
He's on our list, no worries.
@@YaBoiHakim based.
For Plan economy they should ask Alexey Safronov. Oleg Komolov is good in explaining the modern economy.
@@YaBoiHakim How about Boris Kagarlitsky? In my opinion, the most interesting person from Russia to talk with.
@@keiralum1797 Safronov is the man. His dedication to the studies, consistency, logic and humility makes him great researcher as well as a person
Wow, now I can tell people I was listening to this channel before it became popular )))
Hopefully popular as an important piece to the global socialist revolution!!😢
"It doesn't have to be a disaster if there is a government that cares about its' people."
...Well, there's the problem.
Konstantin talking about dugin reminded me of the "philosopher" olavo de carvalho here in Brazil, people saw him as a joke but his political project brought very serious damage like denialism during COVID, he died, but his legacy continues, it is up to our comrades to bury "cultural olavism"
This has been probably stated a lot but even though I love the more "light hearted" episodes, this is absolutely one of the best episodes.
We need more analysis one current events from marxist all around the globe and I hope that you will do more episodes like this! We need agitprop! especially now more than ever!!! You three always do a great Job educating but this episode in particular was especially important. Thank you for your hard and needed work!!! I will engage in agitprop to best of my abilities!!
Workers of the world unite!!!!!✊️✊️✊️
(I apologise if there is any bad grammar, I am only a dumb German :))
Also slightly drunk... ;)
I am Russian, but I have a lot of respect for Germans (ordinary people), despite what happened in 1941-1945. Then ordinary Germans were well brainwashed, they then realized their mistake. Russia and Germany must be allies! IMHO(In My Honest Opinion).
WOOOW, AWESOME. The Marxists around the world are making links! I am following Konstantin closely and his work. maybe one day you'll get Komolov for an economic analysis as well.
Or Klim Sanych. This is literally a Yugopnik 80 lvl with a higher education.
@@Торговецложками nice description, I almost spilled my vodka. If I'd have to choose between the two though, I'd pick Komolov over Zhukov, cuz those two baboons (Zhukov and Yugopnik) would turn the episode into an ork fest. Besides, Komolov is based beyond measure, he's probably more important for the Russian left than Syomin.
I'd also like to see an episode with Boris Yulin and everyone talking should use Google-translate from their native language and show it on screen, so that episode will get views from both countries simultaneously. Not to say it should be hilarious to watch
@@vadimk3484 I'd say Syomin is the door to more dry and technical, but very informational resources. I believe Syomin speaks in a more common language without giving up on the sharpness of the propaganda. Newcomers to revolutionary left ideas might be lost in the technicalities of Komolov, that are important non the less.
This episode is such a serious one, but considering the worrying state of what's going on, you can't blame Konstantin.
There was some other unusual thing: Comrade Syomin was always against using curse words, unlike the Hakim, what he mentioned in of the deprogramme's podcast; but still Konstantin without any hesitation or caution words recommended to watch the trio of Hakim, Yugopnik, and Second Thought channel.
This is an important episode! It should motivate to take matters into our own hands and abolish the capitalist system at once!!
No more trotzkists, stalininsts or anarchists! These discussions can wait, instead we should defeat our common enemy first and foremost!
Agitate even more comrades! We cannot let nazis and ultra nationalists win, we can and will present our ideology simply! Educating is important but in this case we have to fight fire with fire!!
Workers of the world unite!!!✊️✊️
@@deddosbizarreadventure3571 its good but there is only one tiny "BUT". To unite, you need firstly know unite around what idea and with whom. Or not?
It's Syomin's usual alarmism and pessimism caused by doomscrolling content he's been working on years.
Привет от русских марксистов, отличный выпуск был на канале Константина!
Dream interview! I actually follow both the english speaking and russian marxist channels, and to see both of you finally together is a dream come true!
Hope this kind of collaborations will become more common in the future, and maybe even expand to the spanish speaking ones :3
Internationalism as it is✊ Thank you guys!
Спасибо for this, pals.
It's so easy to lose your faith and give up these days when homo homini lupus est again and there's no place to hide from the hate speech coming out of every corner of the world.
It's just good to know that comrades will always be comrades. Makes you feel you're not alone.
No pasaran ✊
Kostya sounds so tired. Not surprisingly considering what's happening, but still, not used to hearing him like this
Don't forget the time difference, bro. It could be late night or early morning at Moscow.
I would love to see more exchange between marxists from different countries, especially from russia too.
Edit: Ukrainian Comrades too, I really would love it
Going through all of these in order and Konstantin was definitely my favorite guest so far. Great episode!
Очень уважаю Константина и его работу. Приятно послушать его мысли на хорошем английском. Спасибо за интересный подкаст 👍
very surprised to hear Kostya on your show, huge thanks comrades❤
I hope some multi-lingual comrades get in touch with Konstantin after hearing that bit at the end about him needing to create content in other languages. Something as simple as people volunteering to subtitle his existing back catalogue of videos would go a very long way to extending his reach.
Manifesto of the Communist Party (K. Marx/F. Engels) by Konstantin has English subtitles.
Very true! I hope our Russian comrades will help us. Long live the Internationale!!
Wow. I’d been looking for something like that for almost three years and finally Konstantin Syomin led me here. Hello everyone, interesting channel!
Well that's a good plan -- communists from all over the world need to speak to each other, so that we can understand our situation and start to feel like a world collective rather than separated powerless groups
Yes the Internationale will prevail!!
Greetings from Germany
We can discuss our differences when our enemy is no more, because the system is and will always be the biggest threat!
Greetings from Sweden 🚩🚩
Greetings from Poland!
This might be one of my most favourite episodes thus far. Thank you!
Fuck, this was educational! Konstantin was a great guest.
As a child of Cuban parents, I wish I could hear about the history of Cuba from a perspective that is not reflexively hostile against socialism due to their negative experiences from the Castro regime from another Cuban.
You are absolutely right!! We need more international voices and this is a great platform to start with
Season 2 of the podcast Blowback is about the Cuban revolution. One of the most thoroughly researched shows on the topic I’m aware of. Their telling of the history is inspiring and completely unlike anything you’ll hear from the average Miami gusano.
In russian youtube have some video by Andrey Rudoy. In russian languge of course.
ua-cam.com/video/EqpmfMi1qms/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/5tEVM4CQ6V4/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/_P0dNp0qXh8/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/tgv-0vMIu6w/v-deo.html
Vestnik Bury (Andrei rudoi) made, if i'm not mistaken, 3 big videos dedicated to Cuba. Here ua-cam.com/video/5tEVM4CQ6V4/v-deo.html. Yet it is only in Russian...
@Porky what kind of criticism? I'm curious.
That's the multiverse crossover I'd like to see again in Agitprop! Thank you guys!
I red interview of Dr.John years after Katrina, where he said that US government always treated Louisiana as third world country.
and i, for one, am happy that someone said something about the world war 3 very probably ahead of us. i don't know why we don't give it more importance and maybe organize, all in our respective countries so at least something good comes after it, like socialist countries, and of course, we should work to prevent it, if possible.
Exactly!! Stop the discussion for now, we as anti capitalist, it doesn't matter if you're an anarchist or communist, should unite right now! The debating can continue after we have freed the people from danger!
Reviving the anti war movement and/or getting involved with the union movement are really your best options if you’re an american leftist who wants to do anything useful imo.
I'm from Louisiana and I cannot even begin to describe what it's like living here, Louisiana state government has basically been 200 years of post-soviet kleptocracy combined with one of the most horrifying racial regimes in the world. I will say the erosion is a somewhat more complicated material issue it's brought about by placing levees along the Mississippi and its tributaries, which on the one hand basically makes civilization possible as the areas aren't constantly destroyed by flood but also remove the silt that replenishes the wetlands. There is some work being done to try to remove levees in certain out of the way locations to allow silt to flow back in however I am not remotely optimistic.
such a fantastic episode. I would love to continue to hear from comrads from around the world like this. Thank you to JT and the crew for continuing to put out content that is so accessible and well done.
Absolutely!! Our diversity and the international mindset is what makes us strong. A global socialist/communist revolution is the only way to defy fascists and large scale war between nations. We, the proletariat, should not suffer because of capitalist interest. Now more than ever we should agitate inside our own nations to build a glorious socialist nation!
No more beefing about the past, this can and should wait! We need our anarchist, trotzkists and other comrades more than ever.
While we disagree on a lot of things, the most important thing we agree on that the capitalist system should be no more. Therefore we should abolish it fist!
Discussion can wait!!!
Workers of the world unite!! ✊️✊️
An excellent episode! Konstantin is by far the most eloquent and ardent Communist propagandist in Russian. He should get a lot more exposure internationally!
Наконец-то! :)
Hello to all Western comrades. It would be cool to see you on Konstantin's channel.
Absolutely! As a comrade I will always support every corner of the world!!
Much love from Germany!!❤️
@@deddosbizarreadventure3571 Grüße aus Kasachstan, Genosse :D
This guy is the real deal, no nonsense or humor and straight to the point. Maybe he's a bit too cynical, but given the situation Russia is in right now, I cannot blame him in the slightest.
JT, Hakim and Yougopnik, please find the time for an interview with Syomin. A lot of social-shauvinists are spreading their views on a necessity to support their domestic bourgeoisie because there is currently no internationalist solidary movement, and being anti war necessarily means surrendering to the bourgeoisie on the other side. This interview weakens this argument in the English speaking medium. The same has to be done and is even more important in Russia and Ukraine, where people are more easily scared into that support, as they face the horrors more closely.
I would be interested in helping make English subtitles for his videos if he is interested
Do it
He has mostly too Russian-oriented content for the average American viewer. Although it's still nice to see him as a guest on this podcast.
@@Торговецложками you’re probably right. Maybe Vestnik Buri would be better to translate
Сделай русские субтитры под этим видео. Это гарантировано бустанет просмотры
Пожалуйста, не нужно этот кринж тащить на запад.
oooooooooooooooooooooooooh, i never expected it to happen. Syomin on my favorite podcast, wow
Hello from Russia. Thanks for the podcast, I hope it wasn't the last🤝
I'm anglo Saxon and I'm afraid it's true.. we do do satanic rituals often, but not on a Friday!.
Пролетарии всех стран - объединяйтесь🚩
Важная коллаборация, больше бы такого!
I love JT as much as the next guy but he seriously needs to do more research on Katrina lmao. Katrina was not a mere "tropical storm" on its approach to New Orleans. It, in fact, was already a Category 5 storm and only weakened down to a C3 on its northward approach to the city. Everything else said in that segment was completely 100% valid. Love Konstantin. Great show as always.
Great episode! Super informative very engaging I appreciate this man’s experience so much. Thanks for bringing this content to the people!
Respect from Russia! You have a cool project!
Wow, our Kostja here!
hey comrade can you recomend some non western marxist chanels to me
@@nikasamwkusvili9345 Hi! I post 2 answers with links, but they dissap... So, if you dont afraid auto-translaited subtitles, take a note: "Простые Числа" - all about economic, strong academic speakers, Konctantin spoken about; "РФУ" - our comrades from Ukraine; "КрасноBY" - my home city group %-) ; "Держать Курс" - heavy documentary on fashism, the most popular on Krupp was translated; "Вестник бури" - take a look on Dugin episode, its hillarios; and much more niche groups, but this my favorites. Also, did you heard about "TheFinnishBolshevik" ? Ofc, he is finnish, but wery based and have soviet-related materials on channel. With proletarian regards
@@Xamsteriks thanks a lot comrade
Best crossover of universes. Had no idea they knew each other.
also, Not just bikes just referred to second thought's video in his latest one.
I hope we will see more Konstantin
Yugopnik was definitely thinking he was making a faux pas to Syomin, accidentally insulting him by saying he wasn't being funny enough, but I think Syomin didn't take offense at all and was thinking maybe he was being too dark.
Tovarisch, you apologised for your english - but after hearing you speak, I feel it is I who must apologise for my Russian (or rather my lack thereof)
Support for socialists over the world. Russian comrades are here. :) Thank you for trying building bridges!
I think Dugin is quite popular guy in Marine Le Pen's far right party, there was a panel where bunch of nazis from across the world collected + Caleb Maupin (idk if he is nazi, make up your mind). There were lot of french far right people around him.
Сëмин у моих любимых западных левых... Я сплю?
Holy fuck this Dugin guy goes *deep*, what the actual shit. Esoteric Nazism?! What in the *actual fuuuu-*
Hey, guys, there are only 4 books by Lenin on the shelf. There should be 55 ))))
It was interesting. Thank you!
Video games, blya!
And now the local memes have begun.
Живо в ГУЛАГ
Ffing gamers😁
Perhaps short and capacious news clips like Constantine's will help comrades from the United States.
I mean the news releases "gallop across Europe"
Молодцы товарищи. Так держать
Great episode!
Until hakim started talking at 1:12:30 ish I forgot that it wasn't just yugopnik and konstantin. Great Episode! Took me a while to get around to listening.
If it was 1980 the title would've been I talk to average Russian 😔
no, by 1980 there were only a handful of people who believed in communism, everyone was tired of it
@@Karton142everyone was tired of revisionism 😅😅😅 ur really tired of one of the best pension systems backed up by the democratic worker state
Thank you all comrades
54:01 Did Yugopnik really just try to make a Metal Gear Rising reference?💀
Another banger! Much love to you guys
International greetings from a Russian worker!
This ep was pretty interesting, especially for a baby leftist myself l, but it was so funny seeing the boys try to force funny then it hitting a brick wall
I feel you man. We have a saying: "Россия для грустных" - "Russia is for the sad". I don't find it accurate in my day to day, but Kostya is an exemplary justification for its existence.
@@arcuscerebellumus8797 we do not have such a saying
@@keiralum1797 What I meant to say was "there is a saying" not "we have a saying". look it up. Memes aplenty about it :]
Another piece of great content 😁 THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! keep up the good work.
I'm watching the new NotJustBikes video and he name dropped Second Thought and you guys should have him on the podcast. He talks about urban planning and it heavily relates back to capitalism.
yooooooo! you got him on😃
My question is how would a system prevent itself from falling into revisionism, I’d say the USSR and the PRC are socialist states that have fallen for revisionism.
Controversial opinion but I think a lot of the issue revolves around US hegemony - until the US ceases in its international intermingling and pursuit of cultural dominance, it will be very difficult to establish a stable anti-capitalist governance. There's some potential in a widespread and unified resistance of multiple world powers ala BRICS, but I think it will ultimately take revolution in the US before anything lasting AND ideologically potent will be able to take a foothold.
I do think the Zapatistas in Chiapas are offering an admirable example for co-existence in the meantime, even if they're struggling under the boot of both national and international power.
@@CraigKeidel
Revolution in the US is highly unlikely so much in fact that it’s not something to bet on, not only are the people opposed to it but the government is powerful enough in covert operations and military that a successful revolution is almost impossible. Frankly the best approach is to cut the US off from the rest of the world and isolate them similar to what they did to the USSR which is slowly happening, with Africa, the Middle East and parts of Asia opposed to working with the US and open to China. It could happen quickly and may be achieved in our lifetimes or a hundred years from now either way capitalism will fall eventually it will never escape communism since communism is the shadow of capitalism that it can never escape
Very cool episode. We are going to win comrades.
Real fans remember when it said Episode 52 lol
Also, love you guys
International Revolution! Hi from Russian communist's! Lenin isn't dead! We all remember
Thanks to all!
i still think dugin is a crazy old philosopher and not important to anyone certainly not the government. putin certainly doesn't run his every move by him as suggested by westerners lol. as for the guys writing ZA DUGINU (for dugina) on the missiles - i mean, their enemies got a girl, their girl, a big deal was made of it and the boys avenged it, it happens in wars. i honestly doubt they read dugin or think of him any way other than a russian, intellectual, one of their own. don't blow dugin's importance out of proportion please :D
Yeah, he's just a convenient disposable freak. As long as he's useful, he's going to be all over the media (although he'll always be more niche than mainstream propagandists), and afterwards he'll be discarded and forgotten.
Please invite Joao carvalho from brazil. He is a Marxist-Leninist-Maoist. He speaks english. There are awesome brazilian leninist creators but not all speak english.
Wait, isn't Rudoy was raided because his liberal 2010's meeting standings? I thought it isn't about common stuff.
There are other marxist organisations and people from former ussr: Вестник бури, ВЕКТОР, КрасноBY, простые числа, Олег Комолов, Революционный фронт украины, Клим Жуков, Реми Майснер
Красную юрту забыли :)
Вестник бури придется вычеркнуть из этого списка, друзья))))
Точно не Рудель, Пол Пот лучше кандидат чем он
Have to add "Держать Курс" and "Mad Медоед".
@@zezamaral6918 Пока по-русски разговаривает вроде.
For understanding socialist economy it is necessary to know the pioneers of planning: Hesin, Strumilin and bourgeois experience of monopolisation too.
Спасибо за интересную беседу
I cant fucking believe there was a Russian tv channel named Tsargrad thats so hilarious
there is and it's propaganda nationaonalistic shit
fantastic interview
Konstantin your English is perfect!👍🏻
There will be a lot of comments with Russian nicknames. Well, I'm just warning you.
In a couple of days, based on this video, the entire Deprogram channel can be joined to Russia by referendum.
lol i hope not bring me back my iseti and abkazeti
🤣
@@nikasamwkusvili9345 A fair and peaceful referendum is needed there to determine what the people of these territories want.
@@ІлляВетров-й2д ytue i was just jokung but you shudent haw invadet it in the first place
XDXD
an interesting vid idea would be leftist ideologies that even leftists are like "What the fuck are you doing?"
Posadism in a nutshell. Granted their position is so out of left field (pun not intended) that I don't think it's within the podcast's realm of consideration. It would still be a hilarious episode, though 😂
@@ArtakaWorksStudio i want whatever Posad was smoking when he thought of that lol
@@thatponybro6940 I'll take a whole truckload 😂😂😂
@@ArtakaWorksStudio lmao mood
Красный Американец, это настолько большая редкость, что я даже не знаю с чем сравнить!
I need an african marxist guest please
Keep it up comrades
Same 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
very pleasant suprise