We Left Our Life In The United States and Moved To Russia / Переехали В Россию Спустя 25 ле из США!
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- Опубліковано 2 гру 2023
- This is our story as to why we decided to move away from United States and move to Russia permanently. What led to our decision, health issues living in the United States , issues that we faced with the move and how we dealt with stress. This is our story.
I’m Bulgarian and plan to move live in Russia ! West as a civilization is done !…
We welcome all "civilizational" refugees from the West, especially Slavic brothers, добро пожаловать :)
@@mrobocop1666 Are you aware that Russian immigration services make it very difficult for ethnic Russians from other countries to obtain Russian citizenship? This guy was born in Russia, he had the Russian citizenship that made everything easy for him on his way to Russia. But for ethnic Russians from former republics, it is almost impossible (unless one knows where and to whom give "vziatka").
it`s not truth, in each country you need to put much effort to get a citizenship. there`s a lot of bureaucracy everywhere, Russia is not an exception@@ik1408
@@ik1408will see ! Any way that don’t give up me ! I wanna see Russia and life there ! Amazing country whit amazing culture and so rich nature ! I’m sick of the bulshits on the west , been almost every where in Europe ! I’m a Balkan, only there I feel good , but is poor and we are vassals to the west , this idiots want to put us in a war against Russia in the same way they did whit the Ukrainians!…Russia represents the normal way of living, normal values and so on !… will try , hope to have success! Wish you luck too …😊
@@simeontsenkov7850 Yes, I understand what you mean. If you are a Balkan, it should be easier for you to move to Russia than it would be for an ethnic Russian from former Soviet Republics. Good luck!!
I am originally from Cape Town, South Africa - and now I'm a Russian citizen with a beautiful 6 year old Russian son. Russia is far better than I thought it would be!
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Ваш комментарий тронул меня до слез❤❤❤❤❤❤ Пусть ваш сыночек растёт счастливым ❤🙏
Troll, the trenches on the frontline are ready to embrace you.
@@oneanywhere8561i like comments like your. Your comment looks like pig's "weee-weeee"😂
The West has already fallen. Russia seems like a better country to have any kind of family or semblance of normalcy.
Im South African and having spent 3 months exploring Russia in the summer of 2017, it’s become one of my favourite countries to travel.
I am originally from Cape Town, South Africa - and now I'm a Russian citizen with a beautiful 6 year old Russian son. Russia is far better than I thought it would be!
@@healthguy79 love Russia bro 👊🏻 just think of all the mense on the Cape Flats who are clueless, still holding onto a western stereotype of what they think Russia is all about 😂
@@Van_Wilder
Those mense don't know how good it is in Russia. No load shedding and no BBBEE
just don't go now, lest you be conscripted. xD
You will not be, you have to be a citizen of Russia for that. @@JM-ym8mm
I came to Canada as a kid (10) lived here for the last 27 years, my husband also grew up here, been here for 30 years. We have everything, good careers, a house, cars, we have two kids and... We're planning to leave all that and move to Russia this summer. I can see the decline in the west, the values no longer align with ours and I simply don't see it getting better any time soon.
So I completely understand your position!
We are looking forward to welcoming people like this, you guys! You're welcome!
Just don't think that Russia is a paradise I would say people are harsher here :)
Canada sucks for sure but at the same time Russia is always getting better - smart move
I follow one family that moved from Canada several years ago. They were fine in Canada but moved because of their values. They are Christian and didn't like the situation with drugs and lgbt.
@@vasilykotikov6916 they had too good of the life. When they get to Russia, they will appreciate their life in Canada.
I'm in the US in a town with many Russian immigrants. I always admire their work ethic and ambition and their families. The little kids are always dressed nicely and are well behaved. I pass by the big Russian church every Sunday and everyone is in suits and the women (apart from being gorgeous) are dressed in their finest. I'm an old man, but if I were younger I would definitely like to try living in Russia. To me it seems to be the last civilized place on earth.
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The picture you saw is presented by the best layers of the Russian nation.
Inside of Russia it's almost all completely different and not like that. Why would otherwise so many Russians go to the States?
@@weissesvaterland Blinded by the pretty women. Maybe this guy doesn't yet know what holding up a white piece of paper will do to a person there.
Ya Za Russia
@@vasko_dalaverata_original Why ?
I 'm planning to move to Russia too.
Greetings from Ontario.
As an American married to a Russian, who got married in Russia, I can totally relate! We want to go back too 😅
I actually ended up proposing in Russia during our second trip.
@@Deekay909 How did you transfer your savings or part of savings? Banks are banned from SWIFT. I am asking for practical reasons. Thank you.
The guy had so much problems in Russia that he is in Vietnam at the moment :-)
@@user-jj1bp3es3j shat up
its a good question@@ik1408
Добро пожаловать домой, мужик. Счастья тебе и твоей семье
Spacibo bol'shoe, i takzhe vam is vashey sem'e 💪
Он вообще во Вьетнаме сейчас. Послушайте его ж видео на русском
@@user-jj1bp3es3j я не говорил про сейчас
ага, напомни ему на учёт встать ;)
@@aksel58 он американский гражданин... если удостоиться чести получить Российское гражданство то его проинформируют о всех привилегиях и обязанностях гражданина. Мужик крепкий, справится!
Hello, i moved from Canada to Russia and never regret it. We feel now relax and enjoy life, no more craziness from the politics and social climate. Life is very good. Good values. Here, my childrens will have great opportunities in front of them. Good life quality, good food, lot of things to do, lot of culture and great people.
@jean-francoisgarcia9534 - Awesome! I'm in Canada and think often of wanting to live in Russia. Did you apply or were you able to receive Russian citizenship?
Very interesting. Are you or your spouse Russian?
@@Jy3pr6 No my wife is Canadian, I was born in France and Canadian.
@@jean-francoisgarcia9534 Awesome! I love coming across people who aren't Russian who also see what I see in Russia
I went to Russia in the 1980s and there was the type of desperation you see now in America, yet Russia is getting better all the time
My family moved to Israel then I was 12. After 14 years there I came back to Moscow and also had that feeling of relief like "how wonderful to be back home finally"
Да просто скажи, что приссал с арабами раз на раз )
@@AtlantisRouTou арабы раз на раз не ходят
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@@AtlantisRouTouУкушеннный? Подбирай выражения, если русский. Если нет, то п*здуй отсюда со своими комментариями.
Там нечего "ловить". Скукота. На мой вкус.
I am an American and I feel much the same, now I am 66, and I feel this life is empty, like being in a rat cage, where the only option is the wheel, or the corner, my spirit feels dampened, The American Dream, has been turned into actual slavery, The Elite Class, and the Military industrial complex have sucked us dry, hope is dwindling for many, I think a revolution is coming, I will fight, for the America I knew, with modern technology, and True Grit
It was a slave idea from the very start
@@josephineamawiafe9428 Yes. Check out the term democracy. The original word demos came from the very early ancient Greek societies, it specifically described one class of people: very wealthy men who had slaves. Democracy means the power of such men. You see, they do not deceive people about their plans, it's just that regular folks do not bother to research what it is that you agree to accept.
It is the same all around the world. In the States you work to be a consumer, in Russia and many others countries you work to survive and pay the bills
Moreover, by their actions they make us think you all wish us death and suffering. Every one of you, not just the government. They make yall our enemies when you're not.
After this video I just watched another one he put in Russian language. After one year in Russia, not working, trying to open a language school, not able to get a Russian citizenship for his wife neither a work permit for her, they moved to Vietnam, where his wife is teaching English and he stays home trying to learn something on IT jobs and posting the video. The dream and the reality.
As someone who lives in EU but has visited Russia several times i share alot of the same feelings. The west is a declining society heading in the wrong direction in an uncountable amount of ways. And even as a foreigner in Russia who doesnt speak the language, the feeling and the people are alot different, nicer, the values are completely different and I almost felt like I was home. Its strange, I have no heritage there but how I am as a person fits alot better in Russia than in Eu.
Because America is the source of all the bad influence of the world. Social media is killing our children and culture. America can't even decide what is a woman! LOL!
Always welcome to Russia
3 things:
1: There are countries that have the same values as Russia but none of the negatives, and russia has alot of negatives. Russia isnt the only country thats "russian-ish".
2: The west is heading in the wrong direction but russia is heading in the right one but declaring halph of the 1st world as enemies and attacking a country of 40 million people after living in peace for more than 80 years since ww2?
3: If you think thats "the right direction" then go to russia, you belong there
This is also due to the bottomless stupidity of those people who do not really understand what Russia is politically. Moscow is not real Russia. Russia has no civil society that has any influence on politics, it is a country still living in feudal times with the cult of an absolute ruler.
Similar comments are made by complete idiots who have no idea about the world.
Good for you. I hope you find happiness in Russia. I respect those who go back to their roots.
At least you can still go back to your roots in Russia. Most of the Western European countries are turning into someone else’s roots. Good for you!
@@vetbcrazymore bollocks 😂
So far he did not. After one year in Russia, they moved to... Vietnam. He posted a video in Russian just a day apart from this one, telling the story.
@@vetbcrazy Russia has the same problem Russian population is shrinking and getting substitute by migrants.
Don't forget to drop your US citizenship when you move back to Russia.
Слушая тебя, я как будто вновь заново переживала то, что меня мучило перед возвращением в Россию после многих лет жизни в Америке. Я понимаю тебя, сама была в таком состоянии, но ты не поверишь, оформление документов(это не легко), налаживание быта, поиск работы, знакомство с новыми людьми, вытеснили по-тихоньку хандру. Сейчас по прошествии трех лет, мы лишь укрепились в своем мнении, что приняли правильное решение о возвращении. Всеми фибрами души, желаю , чтобы у вас все получилось. Не бойтесь просить помощи, россияне добрый и отзывчивый народ, помогут не только советом, но и посильной помощью. Удачи Вам❤
Очень добрый народ, как раз сегодня посмотрел передачу про избиение мигрантов, раздачу повесток иностранным гражданам, и пытки в полиции. Отзывчивый, добрый народ
@@n6.017 в семье не без уродов. Вам нужно пожить в "дружной" Америке, где все что вы описываете умноженно на 10. Правда вместо повестки в армию, вам выдадут на улице повестку на тот свет.
@@n6.017 Не то, что вы тарасик, да? У вас-то на украине прямо рай для людей, говори на каком хочешь языке и все счастливы. Только ты сюда-то чего приперся и на русском здесь пишешь? Непонятно.
@@Barteron идиот, я из Карелии, видел бы ты какой тут бардак, и беспредел. И не только здесь.
@@M0R0ZK0 за пытки или вымогательство в Америке могут дать пожизненое заключение. Да и даже если в других странах творится беззаконие, это что нормально? Значит можно быть преступником здесь в РФ?
We did the same 6 months ago, moving from Italy to Russia. My wife is russian. I share many of your thoughts so I think you did the right thing. Good luck man ❤ I subscribed, keep us updated
Tell us your story
Из солнечной Италии в суровый холод? о.о Удачи Вам и счастья!)
Лично для меня Италия - одна из немногих стран, где мне хотелось бы попробовать пожить) Представляю Италию с живописных ярких картин😍
@@sibbearian He just told his story Bro.
He Typed comment, that he moved from italy to Russia.
He think the same as the guy on the video
После 10 лет жизни в США (near Kingston NY) я возвращаюсь в Россию. Последние 3-4 года у меня тоже было такое ощущение, что you are not living you’re existing. Некоторые называют таких, как я неудачниками. Но это не так. Наоборот, я многого достигла в США. Отличная работа с хорошей зарплатой. Не у многих местных есть такая зарплата. Гражданство есть. Казалось бы, что ещё нужно. Я разделяю все твои чувства, которые ты описал в этом видео. Ребята, у вас все получится!
Вы приняли правильное решение. США скоро будут полностью уничтожены.
Я живу еще в США и прекрасно понимаю тебя и его. Звучит странно но у всех нас одни и те же мысли и чувства по отношению жизни в США.
Memories living abroad. In Russia now.
Evaporate my world country. It hearts.
Оставайтесь там.
@@userakauser исключено. Эта страна не для меня.
Moved to Canada from Russia when I was 8 with my family. Lived there 20 years. My husband is Canadian and we have two kids who are toddlers. We just moved to Georgia to escape Canada and it's social decline. I worked at a place where most of my clients were transgender, I've seen things that are so insane, people don't believe me when i say it. The indoctrination of children there is like out of a psychological thriller. I feel like I still have PTSD. Homelessness and drugs everywhere. People aren't happy. Anyways, we are so much happier here. People here are happy and healthy, no more BS. My parents and sister moved back to Russia as well and really love it.
You brought up a good point, I feel like a lot of people in Russia dont understand or know whats going on there, they all think either im exaggerating or its Russian propaganda..........meanwhile i didn't even share the worst details.
Грузия это не Россия
@@commonsense5008всё это Россия! Просто пока разделилась, обратно соберётся...!
Cheap fable. There are quite a number of errors.
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Нет, поезд ушел
I think you are just on time to be making this move and in my opinion it is the right and only move you can prudently take for your sake and your family's future. Please don't procrastinate because time is short. You will be surprised that nationalities of all sorts are dreaming to make the move you are making. I am ethnic Han Chinese and raised Filipino and seeing what I am seeing happening everywhere, the only place to go is either Mainland China or Russia. You can't stay sane living in the west., in any place considered the west. The decay is pervasive. It's wonderful that you are fluent in Russian. I have always dreamt of living in America someday but now that I have the resources to make the move, I realized I would stupid to insist on it when America have turned into this monstrous place. So good luck. Subscribed, liked and followed.
How about Malaysia?
Keep in mind, living in Brooklyn is not representative of the US in general. The US has many nice parts such as New England. In US, the nice areas are outside the major cities, while in Russia the nice areas are the major cities. I think Russians may not understand the differences in the countries. In Russia, I think people would love to see St Pet or Moscow, but in US for example, my mom doesn't even want to go to New York because it's crappy and full of ugly trash and crazy people everywhere
@@decide9266 never been there, but malaysia looks good, 100% first world and probably safer than the west and better values and cheaper and good weather.
They don’t like Asians in Russia. Most Russians are open racist. Please be careful.
Kung ako papipiliin, gusto ko manirahan sa Russia. Swerte mo kasi madali ka lang maka immigrate sa China kasi may lahing Chinese ka. Hindi ko alam kung paano mag immigrate sa Russia
Уехал в 1997-ом, вернулся в 2002-ом. Слава богу у меня хватило ума не продать всё в России, быстро разобраться в американской жизни и слинять домой. Дома я знаю, зачем живу.
Yeah, exactly!
Уехал в 97-ом. Приезжал в РФ каждый и год и видел как все деградирует. К 2010-ому мои родители уже говорили, что были бы молодыми уехали бы и сами.
@@user-jj1bp3es3j ну ты и конь. не надо приезжать, живи там
@@user-jd6ev6kz1y Спасибо за разрешение :-) так и делаю
Тоже в 97. Вернулись в 2013
How I can relate to your story.......my Russian family moved to California when I was 13, I was picked on, pushed around, insulted, spit upon, beat up, etc...... by bullies who just didn't like me because I was different! I too am moving back.
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My father experienced the same thing when his parents left Germany for Toronto, Canada, and he never forgave them. Now I know why my father deserted me and my siblings, he needed a scapegoat.
CYA
I have lived in Russia all my life, over the past year my lights have been turned off only a couple of times, and it didn't last long (maybe a few hours). I always have hot water because there is a water heater installed in my apartment. If you were born in Russia, then you must have citizenship. If you haven't received your passport yet, you can do so now. I wish you happiness 🤍
Ты знаешь, вот, что я обнаружил. Когда я приезжаю в деревню, где родился и вырос мой отец, хотя сам родился в другом месте. Я хожу босиком по своей земле, пью воду из родника (из которого пили десятки поколений моих предков), смотрю на восходы и закаты, я как будто наполняюсь какой то мощной силой. Могу по-долгу смотреть на реку и леса за рекой и это не надьедает. Я как будто сливаюсь с вечностью и обретаю бессмертие. Странный, необьяснимый эффект. Найди свое место силы в России, уверен оно есть, ты его почувствуешь.
О детях своих подумай, босиком он ходит. Деды твои в России терпели, родители терпели, ты терпишь, хочешь чтобы и дети и внуки твои терпели?
@@zz675oorтерпели что? Я вот не ощущаю что я что-то там терплю. Другие страны не привлекают от слова совсем. Там типа не работают люди и мёдом намазано что ли? Большая часть США и Европы это глушь, деревня просто обыкновенная, где даже толком не работает интернет. И люди в других странах тоже, прикиньте, чтобы жить нормально, вкалывают. Или вы кино пересмотрели, где жизнь это сплошной курорт? 😂 О детях. Вас не беспокоит что дети будут воспитаны в другой культуре, чужой нам? С другим менталитетом элементарно. И они вам будут чужими людьми, американцами. Система их быстро подомнет. У нас страна постоянно развивается, они там как будто застряли в 90х. Вас в ютубе что ли забанили, не пойму? Хоть посмотрите как большинство живёт. Общайтесь. Люди под 30 лет не имеют даже жилья, в каких-то коммуналках тусуются, не могут с полом определиться, как наши 16 летки, инфантилы просто. Это в больших городах, в маленьких малолетки рожают, живут на пособия, куча неграмотных маргиналов,каких-то сектантов разных мастей. Это дурдом просто, а не общество. Выходят на какие-то протесты, да у них 90% людей вообще своего мнения априори не имеют. И кругозор их зачастую узкий как замочная скважина. Талантливые люди это редкие бриллианты.
@@zz675oor Терпели? Я хорошо живу. И зарабатываю честным трудом. И родители хорошо жили при СССР и предки. Были трудные моменты, но мы любим свою землю. И любим в трудные времена еще больше.
Аж мурашки от ваших слов🙏
@@zz675oor интересно из какого райского уголка пишите?
Omg! your story resonates with me so much. My parents brought me to New York from USSR in 1979. I was made fun of during attendance in school when a teacher tried pronouncing my last name, Kids made fun of my Russian accent and our clothes because parents could not afford Jordache jeans. My cousin was thrown into garbage cans by kids for not dressing in American branded clothes.. My friend and I did all we could to forget Russian language, we lied to people about us being Russian. We told everyone we were from Yugoslavia. We were hated for being Russian because there was a plane shot down in the 80s. We did everything possible not to be associated with Russia. Realizing now how stupid I have been. Now as an adult I work to live. Getting up at 4 am to go to work and not come home till 6:30 pm. Commuting with homeless and mentally unstable people 3 hours a day not feeling safe daily is weighing . The division in society is so huge. You can't say anything outside the narrative or you will be fired or shunned. You have to watch every word you say. We are living in a groundhog day. As an adult now I found My Russian soul. I dreamed as a child to go to Moscow but never did because here we were always told about the crime there and how unsafe it is there so we chose every other destination. One day we took a cruise to the Baltics and stopped in St Petersburg even thought we were never there or from there it felt like home for the soul. I will never forget that feeling. I am originally from Dnipropetrovsk but it was Russia (USSR) and I consider myself Russian and now very proud of it. One day I want to realize my dream of going to Moscow. I admire you guys that you made your move. Everything you say is a 100 percent. I regret not going there before the current events. My dream is still alive though. I live thru UA-cam watching beautiful walking videos of Moscow.
Oh man, breaks my heart hearing your story. Try to keep your options open and try to work towards your dreams. I know we are all in different situations with different abilities but keep dreaming, visualizing, and start taking small steps towards your dream and your reality will manifest! All the best to you friend!
Dnipro is Ukraine and was of Viking heritage when Moscow was an Asiatic swamp.
@@Deekay909 Thank you I will make sure that one day I will walk the streets of Moscow. Happy New Year
@@Lombo1 I don’t understand what you are trying to say. What does that comment have to do with what I wrote? My city was founded by Catherine the great Yekaterinoslav along with Odessa, Nikolayev, and Kherson.
@@hermitaage I know all about her influence and founding of those cities. However, 1794 was not a long time ago. Trace the history of Ukraine back to 900 AD and you see that its people were not Russian but actually the first epicenter of the Slavic ethnicity over 4,000 years ago.
Wow👏 Thank You for sharing.
My wife and I are immigrants from SE Asia. We and two adult daughters are leaving the US in January for similar reasons. We did our duty by voting and paying our taxes for decades. But finally we have had enough of this increasingly broken society.
the best decision you will ever make.
Uncle Sam follows you no matter where you go for taxes if you see a citizen.
Subscribed, Waiting to here more. I left the US 7 years ago and moved to Hungary for very similar reasons. No regrets. I was already retired. I am an American. Russia looks like the new Beacon of Freedom and opportunity. If I were not in my 60's and in poor health I would consider a similar move. But I have a nice life and property in Hungary so I am staying here.
Hungary seems like a very desirable country. Hungary has a leader that cares about his country. In America, we have the opposite.
Классная параллель с женственной ленивой душой и строгим порядком) Спасибо, что поделился опытом) Сижу улыбаюсь, очень мило) Подобного сравнения ни у кого не читала) Желаю определиться, какой уголок нашей Земли тебе нравится больше!)
That’s was I m thinking of ))) I’m Russian but my American husband still thinks of Russia from the times of Cold War. Hungary is a country he might agree to live in.
I came here because of your video with Edward!! Very good!!! I
Thank you very much🙏hope to see more videos!!!😀
Greetings from 🇳🇴
well done, mate. my wife is russian (we married in russia) and we will move to russia too. russia was always amazing when i went there as a tourist and lately on business trips. all the best in russia to you and your wife. cheers.
Welcome home slavic brother. You guys made good decision. Greetings from Serbia. Слава роду!
Я думаю , что автор канала не должен оправдываться перед кем либо . Это твоя жизнь и смелый поступок . Любое решение подобного рода всегда рискованный шаг . Я желаю удачи тебе лично и всей твоей семье. Это сложно , ну ,как в поговорке - осилит дорогу идущий.
К сожалению я уехал из Советского Союза, когда он распался ( мы стали заложниками той ситуации) и мне сейчас 64 года. Я гражданин США, имею сейчас почти все необходимое для жизни, но совершенно согласен с вами, что достижение комфорта в этой стране несоизмеримо с той ценой, которую вы платите за это! Мне скоро на пенсию и уже поздно что-то менять… Желаю вам всех благ в России.
Держись дядька не расстраивайся
Никогда не поздно!
Приветствую! Никогда не поздно. Возвращайтесь, пока курс обмена валют играет вам на руку.)))
Возвращайтесь, почему поздно?
Современная Россия это не распавшаяся СССР это совсем другое, это нужно увидеть. Переехать всегда не поздно, да и медицина бесплатная в большинстве процедур.
I am Russian. Living in US like you since I was a kid for 25 years. I started seeing the absurdity of the US and loosing faith in the future of the country. I started spending time in Russia (not Moscow) since 2019. No matter what the fake US media says, Russia is nothing like what most Americans think. I bought a condo there and seriously thinking about moving back.
🤗 I moved back the last year after 20 years in the states))
i would only by a condom in russia, certainly not a condo
I can completely understand your feelings on this matter. I am born and raised American. Was a paratrooper, police officer …..exct….Lived the American dream.
I went to Ukraine in 2016 and met and fell in love with the most amazing woman…I also fell in love with the culture and the people. To move this story fast forward, when my wife and I were planning on marriage,we had to make the decision of where are we going to live. I had decided I wanted to stay there for the exact reasons you were describing….I could walk down the streets of Zaporizhzhia and not worry…here in the states I was always looking over my shoulder. I remember making the mistake while we were in Kiev train station, I walked into the lobby to check schedule and I was carrying my cup of coffee….I did not make in halfway into the lobby and I was surrounded by the babushka train police.😂 They immediately escorted me to a trash can to dump my coffee and was tag teamed by them in being berated….one woman realized I was a foreigner….and she explained to me as best she could that they take great pride in the cleanliness of there terminal…and it was so clean.
I remember also after a particularly hard storm , I went outside to sit on the bench in front of are apartment. I watched one of my neighbor babushka’s come out from the apartment building with a long stick and a piece of rope. She walked along and gathered straight sticks, then fastened them to the broom handle and began sweeping around our sidewalk leading to our building.
These things, along with my wife’s family and friends changed my mind what truly a wealthy person has…love and respect. I pleaded with my wife to have us stay there, but she wanted to experience and try livings here….her transition has been difficult. Though now she lives in her own home, has a nice car….she now also very misses the same thing I had found in Ukraine.
We are planning on returning, but for the circumstances now with the war…this is delayed.
It breaks my heart to see both Slavic nations tearing each other apart.
I do not blame Russia at all for this, for promises were made in 1991 that NATO would not expand to the borders of Russia, this promise has been broken. I wonder how Americans would react if China or Russia was involved in a civil war on our Mexican or Canadian border.
One more story, my wife’s best friend’s brother Sergei served in the Ukrainian armed forces when it was still CCCP. He served from 1989-1993……same years I was a U.S. Paratrooper.
We became best friends ! We sometimes would sit at his apartment having a few drinks and we would talk about our times in the military, and laugh at the propaganda that was fed to both of us….
My wife grew up during the CCCP…and though she hated communism, she said the people during that time were more kind and caring to one another….
In short, Good luck and may God guide you to happiness….
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Wow! What a story! I wish this was shown on television . Like real people experience, not propaganda
Пару лет придется еще подождать, пока там утихнет
Just a very minor point. NATO did not 'expand' as you read in American media. Russia's western neighbors basically beat down the doors of NATO and the EU to apply.
Всем русским людям, которые пытаются вас же переубедить что в Америке лучше отвечайте с улыбкой " поживите там пару лет хотя бы и сами поймете почему я здесь, в России" .Таких переубеждать бесполезно, им тоже внушили что в России плохо, они еще не сравнивали сами, а те кто сравнил, вернулись и молчат) Ждем Вас, приезжайте🙂🇷🇺
А ты напиши на листке бумаги "Наш президент - идиот!" и выйди с ней в США и в России на центральную площадь. Вот и посмотришь, в чем разница. 😀
@@zz675oorвы уже имеете подобный опыт?😅😅😅
@@zz675oorа что, счастье в этом? 😂😂😂 или в том, что я могу ночью пойти за кефиром и меня не ограбят или убьют? О! Забыла, в сша ведь стреляют и днём, и утром... 560 массовых убийств ща не полный 2023 год.
Будем надеяться, что у них все получится. США скоро будут уничтожены. От них не останется ничего, кроме дымящихся кратеров и выжженной страны. Это последнее пророчество.
@@zz675oor Вы, должно быть, из США или Евросоюза, верно?
Добро пожаловать домой! Нет ничего лучше, чем ходить по своей земле.
домой в гулаг...
@@oneanywhere8561ты попутался, я тут живу и тут мой Рай и свобода и Родина❤
@@1007alina Тролек, когда в окопы выдвигаешься? Мешочек не забудь прихватить с собой. Хорошая возвратная тара... И рай твой 2 метра вниз...
Молодцы, что переехали. Желаю Вам удачи во всем, чтобы все у вас получилось. Вы сильные и умные люди! Вы нам нужны ❤❤❤
You are not Russian or American, you are a blend of both and also have the ability to walk between many worlds. Yes-negative thoughts can follow us around the globe, however a change of people, environment and new friends will facilitate a clear mind set. I`m glad for you, family and anyone else wishing to make a move to Russia. The western nations have lost their minds-Peace be with you!
Very well said, and I will cherish that. America gave me A LOT and I will always be greatfull. This is not anti American video. This is just my opinion due to the changes that I saw that do not fit with my mentality. If you have never been to US and are reading this and thinking of going? You should go, there will be a lot that you will like because you have no experienced it! A lot of great people.
@@Deekay909 The USA has given you many things... Alas, a brain was not among them...
Amazing! Good luck and God bless ❤ I have been considering the same for a while. Cheers from Sydney, Australia! Will follow you beautiful people
Не нужно к нам ехать) у нас и без вас проблем наволом) где родился там и пригодился😊
@@user-rk5ns8oe7sизыди, мы рады всем адекватным людям
@@user-rk5ns8oe7sнаша Азия круче что ли? Пусть едут. Иначе мы тут все вымрем. Кризис демографический. Просто нечего ехать только в Москву и Питер. Много и других городов есть.
@@AsyaMillenium так нужно свою нацию поднимать а не плодить наполовину Пиндосов или Эвропейцев
Есть у нас Австралийцы и канал на ютубе у них есть
The American nightmare, not the American dream.
America is full of idiots who wanted schools to close, kids to mask, and vaccines every few months. I can’t stand most of the people in America even though I was born here
No. As George Carlin used to say. Its the American dream because you have to be asleep to believe it.
"It's called the American dream because you have to be asleep to believe it" as the late great George Carlin said 😆 🤣
Bro I visited around 15 Russian cities in last 3 years, and this phrase that Moscow is not Russia - is propaganda. Now, every city that I saw in Russia was very clean, beautiful and with very good and modern infrastructure and roads, far better than majority of US cities. Just try to travel more.
Thank you, I appreciate the insight. I did not want to assume, just wanted to speak what about what I know. Clearly i have a lot more to explore, i appreciate you sharing this!
Try Chelyabinsk, or Tynda...😂😅😂
@@user-yl9sw4ed2f Try LA New York and Philadelphia
@@user-yl9sw4ed2f Very beautiful cities. Chelyabinsk is 8th largest city of Russia. Big industrial center with many opportunities and Ural mountains nature not far. Tynda has its own beauty. it's very remote , but many people love that.
I am in Petersburg. Why Moscow was not Russia 3 years ago and Petersburg was Russia according to you. The same question is about Samara, Nizhny Novgorod, Yekaterinbgurg, Khabarovsk, Kranodar. What the difference from Moscow? Krasnodar or Samara were dirty and miserable 3 years ago? You lie , bandera. Nothing has changed drastiacally last 3 years to change everything so much.
Интересно продолжение о вашей жизни уже после переезда, что нравится, какие были трудности, чем занимаетесь в России, как дела с языком и т.д.))
Да, много чем поделится! Диствиьельно трудности были.
Ну, на Украину воевать его не мобилизуют, так что можно трындеть. В РФ иностранцам живётся лучше, чем россиянам.
У него видео на русском пять дней назад. Работы не нашел. Жене гражданство не дали. Потеряли кучу денег. Сейчас живут во Вьетнаме. Жена работает. Он дома сидит.
@@user-jj1bp3es3j Тарасик, ты лучше про своих переживай, зачем тебе русские? Иди себе на свои каналы.
@@user-jj1bp3es3j так и россиян не мобилизуют. За ЗП в 250 000₽ многие россияни сами рвутся на фронт.
It took me most of my life to realize Russia isn't the bad guy in the world, the US is.
Друг, ты же уже наверное понял, что такое русская душа, она позвала тебя. Здесь, в России твой дом, у вас все пооучится! 👍
Чувак еврей. О какой русской душе речь?
The only place to call home is where your sole is in peace. I am always fascinated by the parents asking kids to keep their roots when they already removed them from their natural soil. Maybe… but kids are going through a lot of challenges! Thank you for sharing your story and I truly wish you the best future at the beautiful land of Russia! 🙏🌺
Из всей этой истории я вынес главное - у мужика удивительная жена, с которой можно жить вообще в любой стране и кайфовать.
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Very clear thoughts! Good luck! Believe in yourself! Everything will be good with you guys! Wish you luck!❤
Good luck young man. You’re not alone. America it’s about work profit. No life
Алекс, я надеюсь, что ваша интеграция в новом месте будет проходить комфортно. Много вопросов будет возникать поначалу, многое будет казаться трудным или неочевидным, но вы не одни в этом, есть сообщества, где помогают новоприбывшим, так что не стесняйтесь обращаться. И добро пожаловать домой!
Должен сказать, что в глуши, где мы отдыхаем летом, бесперебойное электричество (отслеживаю через дистанционный мониторинг), есть газ, за последние 5 лет сделали приличные дороги...
Hi, Alex! I feel the same! Just decided to live in a village and found several interesting projects in home agriculture sphere. It is growing strawberries from seeds, building greenhouses for grape and similar ones. Every day I eat healthy food as a result. I like music and recently I've made a homestudio, learned how to play guitar. I am sure you can find something interesting for yourself. Internet is full of ideas anyway. Good luck!
To be honest, I'm American but I've been to Russia a couple times with my girlfriend and to me Russia feels more 'alive' and real. Not sure how to describe it.
I mean I've had moments in Russia where just being driven in a car felt like a poetic experience. Guy in the countryside shows me his Lada car, It looks like its 40 years old and belongs in the junk yard but he said its somehow from 2005. I immediately notice an obviously deflated tire and feel confused but say nothing. We ride in the bumpiest shitty ride imaginable, The thing felt like it was falling apart while driving. It sounded like the engine could barely keep up. about 5 minutes later the tire goes flat to no surprise. He just says one word "problem" while smiling. We get out and he's still smiling and i offer to change the tire for him. I cut myself on my wrist and its bleeding while doing it and he says "like jesus" and we're laughing. To me that was the best car I ever rode in. The country side was very beautiful. This was in Suzdal, Vladimir
For example, in America it's the opposite, everything is perfectly in order and efficient. The worst thing that can happen to an American is for their car to breakdown on the way to something. Everything in meaningless and empty in this zone in between the 'important' things in life. This is just a small example of what I mean, but I think it's everywhere if you notice it. Nobody knows how to live in America, not the way Russians do. On New Years Eve spending the time with a Russian family made me realize this. It's just a much different experience. The family is much closer and just hangs out for days. I think I've heard this comes from soviet times, but I don't know. And the gift giving feelings more genuine. Everything about Russia just feels more like who I am inside, because I like more soulful living than mechanistic.
I also notice in russia a lack of care toward maintenance in general (unless it's from government, then it's the best). Like doors are left broken. It's strange from an American mind, where everything is maintained and smoothed over.
Further, I've had thoughts that the Russian soul is feminine. The people are rather submissive, and tend toward chaos, which traits of the feminine. I have this feeling like in Russia, everything works just barely, like a car running on empty. But the government is the masculine figure which keeps order. You can't even stand next to a statue while smoking without police telling you to step away. And the quality of the Metro goes without saying. So there is this duality of extreme maintenance and order, and a lack of order that I find there.
Anyway, those are my thoughts on Russia. I may have to move there to be with my girlfriend of 7 years who I havent seen since the war. Even though visiting Russia was the best time of my life, I don't really look forward to living there. But I don't know what choice I have anymore. BTW I am not Russian at all
Go in the Balkans than - Bulgaria, Macedonia, Serbia, Romania, Greece. The type of philosophy why we are living will cheer you up. Although some of the western toxicity is penetrating, it's still mild. We are living relatively poorly, especially comparable with US's extravaganza and this definitely have something to do with it. Also the region is so rich in history - so its kind of natural to be unconsciously introspective and have that spiritual spark.
Интересный опыт. Привет из России.
Если вам хочется больше брутальность,приезжайте на Северный Кавказ или в Сибирь,на Дальний восток
Интересное наблюдение однако!
У меня есть друг, у него обязательно или колесо спустит, или бензин закончится, и он будет весел. Но мой муж очень собранный. Поэтому, не все одинаковы. Но русские любят, как и вы, пофилософствовать, поговорить о политике, поспорить. Я объездила много стран, и лучше России ничего не видела! Это мой дом!
🤩Парень...да ты несомненно талант...!!!❤❤❤ Тебе надо писать...есть что то от Достоевского👍👍👍🤗🙋🏻♂️
I'm going back but to Serbia. In Canada is the same problems. You said it exactly the way it's!👍👏
Congrats to this courageous step! I am a German living in the USA. Prior to that I also had in mind to move to Russia and even learned the language for a year. But I figured finding a job and getting settled there would turn out being too difficult. Generally Eastern Europe is more rooted in reality, culture and more critical towards government and mass media control.
Хочу поддержать тебя.В России кадровый голод,поэтому дерзай.Все у вас получится.
Нет никакого кадрового голода. Работодатели месяцами ищут идеальных кандидатов. На одну вакансию по 100 резюме присылают.
Поэтому он за год никакой работы не нашел. Жена не смогла получить рос гражданство, и они сейчас живут во Вьетнаме.
@@user-jj1bp3es3j Спасибо за инфою А чем же он хвастается тогда?
Да, кадровый голод... в военкоматах...
Ага особенно голод кадров на фронте
Good life story man. I’m Russian but I lived in LA for 7 years. Now live in Moscow and I start to love this city more and more. My friend stayed in the US and he is sharing your views on life there. It’s getting worse there. Hopefully it will get better there because I liked it living there at that time but a lot changed since 2010 when I got back. At first I was so depressed that I can’t go back in the US but now I don’t even want to move there anymore. Russia has changed for the better. Good luck to you and if you need any help or at least some advice I’m happy to help
Thanks for the story, as an American I respect the Russians greatly. At this point you could say im obsessed w/ Russia. Believe me i want to flee this shit show too. My dream is Russia, but a dream.
I've always wanted to find a Russian wife 🤷♂️ since i was young..
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teamo и "азбука верности" тебе в помощь 😊
Are you for real? I am an ethnic Russian living in the US. All I see around is American Russophobes. The majority of my American neighbors of many years are bullying me on a daily basis. Got to the point of nearly nervous breakdown. Feel like an animal chased by wolves in a forest.
@@ik1408 I'm so sorry, yes I'm for real. Im one of the few that know the truth about Russia. For me I started to learn in 2007, working/ volunteering for the Ron Paul prez campaign; they said we were Putin pawns - I'm like what?
So I looked into Putin, watched speeches & found everything my Gov. said about Putin & Russia was a lie! Then since the SMO peaked my intrest I've been learning more & more each day, & each & every day like Russia & Russians even more.
I'm so serious that I have a small Russian flag badge on my car to represent 🇷🇺💪.. & I'm not Russian, that I know of, but something's in me..
Actually I know quite a few ppl that have no issues with Russia out here in the rual midwest. Even my neighbor is totally cool and said I opened his eyes about Russia. I end up telling about everyone I have conversation with the truth about Russia.. My new boss, my landlord, whenever I get the opportunity. What our government is doing is absolutely disgusting and the atrocities in gaza just show it.
@@ik1408Америка није место за тебе Врати се у Русију, потруди се.Бежи одатле,пропашћеш...
Great posting Alex. I understand you completely. I'm English and not American. Homes in both England and Krasnagorsk, Moscow.
Grown up kids , one at university in Moscow.
Family values are important to Russians. Good decent people.
Hope all goes well for you. Subscribed.
Thank you very much for creating this video, and illustrating the truths!!! You are so lucky that you can escape the former USA and return to Russia. I am trapped here. My parents were not from Russia. I have no opportunity to move to Russia, and I would like to. God bless you and your family as you live your lives well in Russia. Good luck with everything!!! God speed!!!
If u really want to - there is always a way :)
@@yunnapr6917 I agree, I had a classmate from Canada, he came in the summer with a friend as a tourist for a month, met new friends and the son of a woman from whom he and a friend rented an apartment in St. Petersburg, so in his company he became good friends with a girl and she said (it would be cool if you stayed in Russia longer we would like to study and hang out together) And damn, he took these words very strongly, flew home, dropped out of school, had a little argument with his parents, found out about Russian language courses, how to enroll and all that, and managed to fly to Russia a month later. They continued to communicate with that girl, but she went to study in Moscow and he stayed and studied in St. Petersburg and their paths parted. BUT after the courses, he managed to enter My university and has been married to my classmate for 2 years and soon they will have a daughter ;*) Everything happens in life, accidents and spontaneity are a miracle
If you are able to work hard for something it is certainly possible unless you have complications that stop you from working hard saving money and then making it happen.
agree, ...life sometimes is like this... or at least some part of life@@LyricalSteeler
Here is a house in the village from $1000
Hey brother, i am so proud of you!!!!! You are lucky ,you in your Motherland!!!!! Russians never let you Down!!!!!! Ill found out peace and happyness !!!!! And Maria is so wise to support you!!!!!! Russian culture very similar !!!!! I was 38 when emmigratet to USA ! I made it !!!!! You will make it ! You will have amazing future guys!!!!! Russia is fabulose place for culture,spirit , education !!!! And look at country!!!!!!!! WOW!!!!! God bless you !!!!!!💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
Good for you, Alex, you answered your calling and moved to where your heart is!😇 Good luck! You are already lucky to find your soulmate, it is totally incredible how a girl from Latin America opened her heart to Russo civilization. 🤗💃😇
Privet brat, I've lived down-under since I was eleven. I completely relate to your situation. People don't actually live in US, they exist to work then they have to spend an exaggerated amount on goods or holidays and this is what they consider living. The reality is 90+ % of their lives they are under stress (which is not really living). I am glad you have become aware of the fallacy of life and can concentrate on what is really important to you both. I'm in my sixties but if I was 20 years younger I would definetly be moving to Rossiya.
Я переехала в НЙ 13 лет назад, вышла замуж 6 лет назад, сейчас живем на Лонг Айленде. Когда вы говорите: I just want to be left alone, я с вами согласна на все 100. Понятно, что в покое нас не оставят, повестка становится еще более сумасшедшей. Такие люди, как вы, уезжаете, какое-то барахло приезжает, да и местные все меньше радуют 😢 Мы пока остаемся и боремся, а там видно будет.
Барахло приезжает говорите? А вы когда барахлом приезжим перестали быть?
Кто смеет писать про людей, что они барахло, на самом деле, сами являются барахлом.
I understand where you are coming from, I was born in CROATIA 🇭🇷 and moved with my parents to AUSTRALIA 🇦🇺, at age of 5, i adopted everything Australian and seemed to have lost all my Croatian ties, now am begining to question everything WESTERN....
Yeah, like working to buy that BMW, and then when you get it you realise how sht it is. Get me my shtbox so i can work on it
Australia has gone backwards in the last 20years. Noticeably so.
Man, it must be very difficult to make such a serious decision as moving to another continent, but I hope that here you and your family will find peace of mind, new friends, and achieve career success. All the best to you and welcome.
No, it not that serious. The early settlers did it without even knowing anything about where they may end.
Today, people have the Internet to research, etc.
We need to be brave. GOD will never fail a brave person.
I just watched this video after seeing the one with your wife's interview. And simply amazed how much we have in common. My parents brought me to NYC as a teenager from Russia. I grew up in Brooklyn (Bensonhurst). Got a degree from LIU. And moved back to Russia exactly for the same reasons you ve mentioned. Although I ve escaped a rat race a long time ago from a much more comfortable country of the early 2000s. I can only imagine how things got worse since then if people remember those years as "good times".
I used to live on Kings Hwy in Bensonhurst ;)
@@Deekay909 1555 Shore Pkwy :)
Hi Aex I can hear your brother. I moved to Australia ( Sidney) 23 years ago. It doesn't matter is it United States or Australia. There are lots of similarities. I'm handing around for my family ( kids still in the high school).
Good luck with your move to Russia ❤.
I'm not Russian, I'm American born and raised.im a 39 year old black army veteran.19K.
My family has a long history of service from the marines like my father to army to navy and air force.
Even though I have never been to Russia or outside of the country which i should do at some point in time,i can empathize with you and others like you.I noticed since 2008 america changed,i didn't recognize it.
I'm formulating a plan and researching on different countries to move to because i want to pursue entrepreneurship.Serbia, Ireland, Georgia and Russia are all considerations.
I do have some Irish ancestry but it's nearly too far gone with illegal immigration there.
I'm considering Serbia because it allows dual citizenship.Russia and Georgia are on my list because of the relatively low cost of doing business and taxes, however i would have to renounce my us citizenship.
Im open minded with learning a new language and culture.i do respect whatever country's culture i end up going to and Russia from at least the videos from many others seems to be in line with my libertarian views of small government.
Btw i saw you on Wanted Visuals live and thank you for serving even if your stint was breif.we all have a yearning for being in a place where we belong.
Peace Mon Ami 😊
If I may ask why Serbia?
@@tanjasapatzvezda9723Serbs had a lot of Students from Africa study in Yugoslavia in a region that is now present day Serbia. Because of this, unlike most of Europe, Serbs are more accepting of dark-skinned people and less likely to be racist.
Serbia is also beautiful and its people very warm and welcoming. Very nice place.
Why would you need to renounce your US citizenship? There are no dual citizenship agreements between US and Russia, but both countries don't forbid second, third, whatever citizenship. I personally know several people who moved from Russia to US and now hold both citizenships without any problems
@@mrobocop1666 you can be a dual citizen of america.russia from what I understand doesn't.
You can hold multiple citizenships from different countries that allow dual and multiple citizenships.its not as uncommon as you might think
@@mrobocop1666 one thing you're not considering is that even if I moved to Belgrade for example,I'm still liable for US Federal taxes by Us law.if I renounce, I'm not obligated to pay that
Do you know where the best place to live is? Is where you are the happiest. I left the USA. Los Angeles, CAL in 1988 and worked around Europe then I became a pensioner and my home base is in Stockholm, Sweden. I have family that live in many countries. So when I get sick of Sweden I go live somewhere else with family. Nothing changes in life unless you make a move. I did and never looked back. ''The American Dream'' You have to be asleep to believe it.
Same I am on my 3rd country now but it is so expensive here, there is no way I will retire here.
Follow your dream - I listen to many videos of people who moved to Russia - life is what you make of it and I wish you and your family the best of luck and look forward to seeing how you get on.
Ютуб подкинул ваше видео и я такой - где-то я видел этого мужика....)))
А потом вспомнил - на интервью у Эдварда, он ваш друг, если я не ошибаюсь и он тоже собирается в Россию...)))
Приветствую!
Сначала посиотрел ваше второе видео и оно меня зацепило, но не было времени написать развернуто, потом это сделаю там обязательно...)
А пока просто хочу поддержать и сказать, что лично я рад, что в Россию возвращаются и Наши (как вы), те кто когда-то уехал по разным причинам и иностранцы, которые хотят жить и развиваться здесь в моей любимой России! В Хорошую страну должны приезжать Хорошие люди - это закон жизни я считаю!))) Я живу здесь уже 48 лет, когда-то в 90-х тоже с супругой хотели после института уехать, а сейчас безумно рады, что у нас тогда это не получилось по разным причинам!)))
Алекс, удачи вам и вообще и особенно в Нашей стране!)) Если - переехать в Россию - это действительно Большое желание - то у вас ВСЕ абсолютно получится, это тоже Закон жизни, по другому он не работает! Будет не просто, местами сложно, местами очень сложно, НО если вы этого желаете всем сердцем, то эти сложности будут восприниматься, как просто сложности на вашем пути реализовать Большое желание! Вы не один, у вас есть жена и это уже Команда и в этом только ваша сила! А любые сложности и любое преодоление делает человека только сильнее, что тоже только на пользу Вам и Вашей команде - и это тоже закон жизни, ну вы знаете я думаю!)))
Удачи вам большой короче, сил и терпения!)))
Лайк, подписка и все такое!)
Буду держать за вас кулачки!))
Great move guys!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😉🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺
Western degradation is a killer of moral and hope.
you know, Alex, I really really understand you! I'm not from Russia, but I do know russian, I have 2 jobs to to keep my ends meet, single mom of three. But I'm so pissed off of this crazy propaganda machine, that goes throughout of any aspects of your life, whether it's job, school, even getting groceries staying by register, it's insane, it's everywhere! You're being dispatcher had been feeling that, I'm a preschool teacher, feeling it every time at work, in my family, wherever I am. I'm not thinking going back to my birthcountry, came to US at 28, had all my kiddos here, but oldest one shares same feeling with me. At least you've got to happiness, I'm happy for you and wishing you more happiness! Keep it up! And you're able to make it because of your amazing spouse, it's so important to have mutual understanding.
My wife is actually a pre-school teacher as well. Thank you for your kind message. This is exactly what this video about, finding your OWN happiness but taking the initiative to search for it instead of just complaining. Despite being out of my comfort zone, less financial security, a lot of unknowns, this is the happiest and move alive than i have ever been! At the end of the day this is my journey, for someone else happiness might be just changing a place of their employment or moving to some other country....not Russia. But you gotta act. You keep it up as well and nothing but happiness to you and your family! 🙏
Ехать в Крым была не самая хорошая идея.Местные ещё не оклемались от 30 лет Украины.
Не пишите глупости. Отличная идея!!! У нас все отлично!!! 🙋♀️👌
Почему? Там большая стройка по прежнему, много работы
Thanks brother I feel the same,
I’m German born, been here in the states since 74, a veteran and I’m heartbroken over the moral, spirituality and social decay. But I will never leave, hell no. This country is worth fighting for! This is the hell im going to die on!
Tha Purge is happening next year
I sure want out. America is being set up for the take down, and I also believe it’s 2024. With millions & millions of young fighting age men coming in from our borders, it’s all been planned for the take down. We’re done.
Our food alone is gross, water fluoridated, air chemtrails, mental health is on a decline, and the towers on every corner radiating us constantly to keep us weak. Time is soon up.
Оh Germany, a six-year-old child was taken from my friend 4 years ago in Germany because she did not allow him to buy a car in the store and he started to get hysterical and scream to buy it. She said no several times and shouted that he already had such houses and in kindergarten and that they had come only for food and would buy toys later, and she communicated with him in Russian. of course, she said no a little menacingly and what she would buy later so that he would understand that his whims and tantrums would not be fulfilled all the time, and the cashier of the store saw all this and it turns out she informed the boss and after my friend left, the police were already waiting for her, they were threatened to go to the police station or something in Germany and write how it was, and then they politely persuaded a social worker to come to her house JUST to SEE THE CONDITIONS, she foolishly agreed, and after a couple of hours people from the police came to her and, as it turned out, from the guardianship authorities and took the child away in tears just like that.
Then, after a time of trying to figure out long hikes from the police to custody, she found out that the seller did not report on her as an unbalanced mother who morally oppresses the child, this is slander and misunderstanding, but no one in Germany wants to listen to this, the child himself asks to go home, no one cares, even went to court about depriving her of parental rights without evidence anything but the words of the saleswoman in the store and that's it, everyone in court was like soulless robots or ruthless insensitive Nazis when it came to prisoners, in the end she roared and tried to prove that this was not fair, BUT alas in Germany, no one cares about the evidence and just to take away the children of migrants and raise them Germans and adjust to themselves, he was even forbidden to speak Russian when he asked his mother, thank God that for another 4 painful years when she was fighting to get her son back, she met people who helped her steal her son even then he was 8 years old, from a foster family that forbade them to see and even to speak with my mother in Russian only in German and in the presence of guardianship, Fortunately there were people who were able to pick him up after school and bring him to my mother and a few hours later they illegally crossed the border with Poland together, lived there for about a week and her relatives from Belarus already helped her to arrange with border guards to take the child and mother in Belarusian after explaining the situation and the tears of the mother, and after 4 years of torment and German cruelty, they returned home and never think about moving to the European Union, because this happens not only in Germany, but in Poland there is also a similar seizure under a fictitious pretext. She was lucky, but now there are a lot of videos of how children are taken away from Ukrainian refugees, there is even an exemption where the reason is stupidly loving when a woman was afraid of how a child would adapt and accompanied her daughter to school and took care of her, stupidly and mercilessly Europe steals children of migrants and refugees to make them those whom they benefit from.
There are hundreds of videos on UA-cam of Ukrainians who took their children away without an adequate reason. What kind of laws are there and many already regret that they decided to move even because of the situation in their country, and many also steal children back and leave to escape from such injustice in society
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Glad that such a good person decided to move to Russia! Welcome home :)
You are a very intelligent and bright young man. We wish you all the best from the bottom of our hearts. Making people divide and not finding a solution makes a very bad government.
Was nice to hear your thoughts. I'm way older than you, but I'm thinking of moving back to Russia as well. I do have my own experience with Russia, but it was in 90s 😮😊 I am very impressed that you actually made this move. I hope you found a good job. Good luck to you and your family. 🎉
proud of you, i live in america 31 years, its absolutely NOT WHAT ,use to be
Russia sounds like The South. Very friendly and Traditional. GOD Bless y'all and wishing all the Best from Alabama, USA.
That’s the smartest decision ever!Escape the sinking ship!
I came to Canada at the age of 11 but I never kinda… fit in. Ended up going back in my 20s which has now been over a decade. I’ve found it probably more difficult to integrate back than I did the first time. But my appreciation for it just keeps on growing
You're not alone homie, I also live in Russia)
May God bless you and your wife in your happy family life in 🇷🇺Russia. Excellent decision when you finally found and pursued your true purpose in living your life. Have fun! 🌞💞🕊👏👏💪🕊🇷🇺💐🌞
Thank you so much, you understood the purpose of the video. In the end its just doing what makes you happy and gives you purpose.
Привет! Добро пожаловать домой) Ждем больше видео 👍😁
Bol'shoe spacibo!
У него видео на русском. Выложено пять дней назад. За год работы не нашел. Жене не дали гражданство. Сейчас живут во Вьетнаме
@@user-jj1bp3es3j и чё дальше? Такой умник, ну езжай в другую страну, посмотрим на тебя, как быстро добъешься успеха. Трындеть не мешки ворочить. Человек по крайней мере старается и что-то делает, причем начинает с 0. Но таким как ты, клавишным героям, не понять. Наверняка сам ничего не добился в своей никчемной жизни, зато других легко осуждать. Уже столько комментов настрочил, герой. Что ж тебя так зацепило? 😂
@@Nasteno4ika Я живу в Штатах. Приехал без папы и мамы, и в кармане было 200 баксов.
@@user-jj1bp3es3j Ты хочешь быть американцем, американцем, американцем
Парень - это верный путь,
Но если хочешь - значит будь, Ok, allright, o man
Wanna be american, wanna be american
Волшебный край, где ты ни разу не был
Рай под звездно-полосатым небом
Там золотые горы ждут ковбоев
Тебе осталось сделать только шаг
Ты хочешь быть американцем, американцем, американцем
Водить огромный кадиллак,
Сорить зелеными деньгами
Пить коктейли и в Майами, летать с красоткой только так
Пентхаус на двоих, весь мир у ног твоих
Плевать на остальных
Здесь ты король
И это счастье не для них
Ты хочешь быть американцем, американцем, американцем
Парень - это верный путь,
Но если хочешь - значит будь, всё Ok, allright, o man
Wanna be american, wanna be american
И вот ты целый год живешь в Кентукки
И ты уже с трудом влезаешь в брюки
Красоток видел разве что в кино, но
Но всё же ты добился своего
Теперь ты стал американцем, американцем, американцем
Ты заправляешь кадиллак
В голове твоей работа, а в желудке Coca-Cola
И разумеется бигмак
Семь дней без выходных, ни денег, ни родных
Плевать на остальных
Здесь ты король
И это счастье не для них
Теперь ты стал американцем, американцем, американцем
И весь мир к твоим ногам, ходи и жуй свой бубль-гум
Okey, allright, o man
Wanna be american, wanna be american
Russia is not perfect but its much safer than the USA, has history and has better quality food.
Russia is a beautiful country, I wonder how your wife is finding it? I hope you two are happy and can build a family in Russia
Вас настигла бесцельность существования. Хорошо, что вернулись, здесь не рай, но многое лучше чем в других странах. Заводите детей, здесь все для этого есть, здесь это приветсвуется, ощутите полноту жизни.
Заводите детей и не стваьет им никаких уколов . Здесь минздраав РФ пляшет под дудку ВЭФ и ВОЗ на счет этого не стройте иллюзий. в России не так все просто ухо нужно держать востро
Aleks, don't give up. You made a right decision. Yes, it was not easy for your parents to begin a life in US, and it's not easy to begin a life in any country. We immigrated in US in 1997 and plan to go back to Honeland. We have 3 grandchildren now. Our son-in-law is Dominican but he is agree we have to go out of here for future of our grandchildren. You know what's going on in US. God Bless you and your wife! Best of luck!
Если душа зовет - надо делать! Вы всё правильно сделали! Но переезд из другой страны это всегда больно и дорого))) Привыкнуть к новым условиям это еще надо постараться))) Всё у вас наладится так, что не переживайте)))
Увидела Вас первый раз на канале Эдуарда. Очень рада, что вы с женой переехали в Россию! Какая потрясающая у Вас жена!
Россия-лучшая страна для жизни. Всё у вас будет отлично! И не понимаю, о каких плохих дорогах идёт речь? Дороги у нас сейчас отличные.
что за Эдуард? как найти?
hi brother,
my grand parents were Irish, we were poor, working poor in America,
inn the us army, i was send to Germany, which for me made me happy. like you said the American craziness. I like the europian way of life, i met my wife, in 1965, i moved to Bavaria Germany,. and i didnt make a lot of money at first but i was given a chance to move up in the German societiy. My dear wife is Bavarian. I was happy here in Munich Germany, i became a German citizen. i am happy here.
i wish you happiness in Russia brother. i have met Slavic people too,
some russians. good people, not crazy like American s are.
good luck brother. i am sure you and your wife will be happy.
🙏🙂❤
Im a 65 year old American veteran, born in central US. I served in the US Army from 1975-1978 in Berlin. I processed Sitrep Reports on Soviet Troop movements and the living conditions inside the Soviet Union. My friends there all had Top Secret security clearances, some were Linguists some communications. I had the chance to interact with Soviet soldiers from time to time. I came away that Russians were good people just caught in a bad situation. That was then and this is now. Russia is not the Soviet Union of old. Im not fooled by the propaganda of the US. I wish i was younger, if i was i would move to Russia. Thats not the case. What you said about the US is true. The Elite have taken control of our government. Look at Ukraine. We rigged the elections there and put in a puppet regeme. They want to steal the natural resources of Ukraine. Then the US wants to steal the resources of Russia. President Putin wont allow that. I have more respect for Russia then the US Government. I am fighting to get Trump elected because he can at least listen to leaders of Russia and China. I know in my heart that peace can happen but we need to remove idiots and evil from US leadership. Then peace can happen. Pray for the US. We need the prayers of the world to defeat the evil that permiates the US. I pray for your success in Russia and hope you find your soul in Crimea. God bless you and your family.
hey Ldiot they idolize Stalin you are a fricked in the heAD
I agree with you completely. That’s why I’m moving to Russia.
I congratulate you finding a great life partner! Your wife being so supportive is such a great blessing!
Subscribed! Would love to know more about your journey
Друг, я искренне хочу чтоб у тебя все получалось у нас❤❤❤
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Welcome to Russia, как говорится. Удачи в обустройстве здесь!
Dude... wow... I had a similar experience. Spent 16 years in Canada, got a degree, and it was exactly the same. I moved to Romania now, and although the food is not as good as it was once(thank you EU rubber). Life is so much better here.
Quality of life in general is a lot better in many countries, including Vietnam. I am starting to think the only people that can't see that are the ones that never travel anywhere.
Умом Россию не понять,
Аршином общим не измерить:
У ней особенная стать -
В Россию можно только верить
Ф.И.Тютчев, русский поэт-мыслитель, лирик, переводчик, дипломат и чиновник.
Если крикнет рать святая:
«Кинь ты Русь, живи в раю!»
Я скажу: «Не надо рая,
Дайте родину мою».
Сергей Есенин - просто русский поэт.
Умом Россию не понять,
И это всё, что надо знать...
Когда на передовую?
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У ней особенная стать -
В Россию можно только верить.
Насчёт передовой не беспокойся бандерлог, когда Родина призовёт, тогда и пойду.
А, ты вражина бандУстанская о себе побеспокойся, "СМЕРш начал работать, Сташинскии по двою душу отправился"...
@@oneanywhere8561 Это риторический вопрос. По приказу, как и всегда.
@@oneanywhere8561перднул в лужу, впрочем как и всегда
I sympathize. I grew up in a farming community where almost everyone was either 1st, 2nd or 3rd generation Polish. I didn't want to be Polish as there was still a considerable stigma associated with being a dumb Pollack. Long story short, I moved to eastern Europe 6 years ago. I am retired now and leaving the USA is the best thing I could have done. Does not matter if it is Russia or Poland or Slovakia, the fact is that 1/3 of all Americans are insane and Eastern Europe is still sane.
Дороги у нас уже давно хорошие. Электричество если вырубают, то ненадолго. И горячая вода есть. Прям даже не знаю, чего пугают народ. Зато! Не стреляют, нет торнадо, и поезда с рельс прям о-очень редко сходят. В сша почти каждый день😂😂😂
Всё интересно! Делитесь, может эта информация пригодится в будущем.
Хорошо, его единственная мотивация делать видео. Мне такие очень помогли когда я решал.