FIVE reasons why I LIKE living in Belarus.

[@IrishPartizan]

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[@GoogleUser-et4px]

What is that football Jersey?

[@IrishPartizan]

Waterford United FC

[@tmac392]

Quick question Neill; how long would you recommend spending in Minsk to see both the social and cultural sides of the city?

[@DizzyDigsDeeper]

Being married to a Minsk girl I absolutely agree with #1.

[@MisterSolitude]

There is actually a more unsettling reason for why women in eastern europe appear to be more attractive (aside from looks). Due to the rise and spread of liberal democracratic attitudes, many nations in the west have been affected and pressured by groups advocating on issues such as feminism, lgbt etc which has resulted in mass demasculination of the male counterpart of society and has had the opposite effect on females. Which is why you are more likely to find a more androgynous appeal to males & females who are from highly liberalised areas such as london, new york city etc Countries such as belarus have not been affected as much with these issues and so the women basically come across as more feminine-like and ofcourse as you said the culture thats remained intact has helped too

[@SkeepyJeepyJohnson]

"The women are friendlier" as he says this, unbeknownst to him some pretty girls wave at the camera. :D Отлично!

[@paulscottfilms]

yes,haha I saw that, he missed out.

[@dorjevajra]

@@paulscottfilms The waves were for us, as well as him...nobody missed out, that's Belarus!

[@Korwinexile]

Cause he's a foreigner... i.e. more money, Irish citizenship...

[@dimonddust4318]

@@Korwinexile I don't think they realised he's a foreigner, they were too far away and it all happened too fast. Just gate crashing some random dude's vlog.

[@randalboatman5996]

I like your videos,bald and bankrupt sent me here.

[@timholder6461]

Me too

[@tonkerdog1243]

Me too

[@rutter1ify]

Me too

[@pedrapgwilym1341]

That's how I got here too!

[@peterdohm2338]

Exactly!

[@vladimirliveu.s.a.2182]

The girls were waving at the camera at the precise moment, perfect timing!

[@mikitamarus1635]

I am from Belarus myself. Completely agree on nature, people, partly on food. Since I've spent part of my life in Western Europe, Singapore, China, I can compare what is like living in these parts of the world. When I am abroad I miss Belarusian forests and lakes, girls are really pretty and smart at the same time, food is lovely but a bit bland for my taste after Singapore food LOL :) I want to spice up everything and miss Laksa soup badly when in Minsk. However, the political and econimical situation in Belarus are complicated. I was born in Minsk, lived almost all my life in Minsk, married a girl from Minsk, we have two kids, but we still don't have a place to live in Minsk. I am a researcher and research jobs in Belarus are limited and with unstable salary. Here in China the govement understands that research is meaningful for the economy in the long run and has ability to put way more money in research. In Belarus you can either be an IT guy working on foreign customers or part of the government apparatus to arrange decent living.

[@GyanniBubba]

Hi, I am an American and would like to meet a Belarussian lady for marriage. Can you help me? Kindly respond gyanniboy at yahoo. Thank you!

[@inputimmersion9577]

@@GyanniBubba lol

[@fromchopin]

Yea I’m GuanniBubba.. does your wife have a sister? ..a cousin?? …a friend??? 😁

[@everythingexplored5233]

I lived in many locations around the world including several Eastern European countries one of which was Belarus. I was in Borisov or baysaw as it is sometimes transliterated. I agree with all you say here, I lived in training camp hotel in a forest miles from the city. I have never tasted the air before when you are outside it was like you can feel and taste the oxygen it was so clean and fresh. The only equivalent place that had air like that was when I lived at altitude in Switzerland. Obviously the vast amount of forest is creating such conditions very healthy.

[@MissMarusa]

You must visit Slovenia and Austria, the air is fresh and clean, no rubbish on the streets anywhere in the country. 70% of Slovenia is covered in forests. These countries have the Alps, but also a much better attitude and policies towards the environment and sustainability than Italy for example.

[@ashoknair8993]

Hi Matty, Planning to visit BY, can fwd me the link of the camp hotel....like to exp..thanks...I have only heard good things about Belarus...

[@elzagluck1035]

I from Borisov..

[@elzagluck1035]

Maybe you was in training camp football club BATE, in Dudinka???

[@nicolaskottis5245]

8:20 At this point those girls confirm what you say for No.1 reason that you like Belarus.

[@mihanich]

Ireland and Belarus both share extreme love for potatoes. Russians even jokingly call Belarus "Bulbastan" ("Potatostan")

[@elzagluck1035]

Real name BULBASH!!!

[@nsaurabh25]

Difference is that the love of potatoes here is out of poverty.

[@vodkaboy]

Latvian Jokes don't have the same taste when shared by Russians.

[@elzagluck1035]

@@nsaurabh25 In Ireland too love cooking from potatoes.. i know.. in Ireland in 19 century, potatoes was basic food... Was 19 century in Ireland was harvestless potatoes.. Potatoes pestis. More people Ireland was died on hungry...

[@elzagluck1035]

@@vodkaboy Latvian people its another people on Belarus people..

[@VasilyPavlik]

What a wonderful channel and author! You show our country from positive point of view. And you live here, as I understand. Welcome to Belarus!

[@Scrat335]

I married a Belarussian woman from Gomel 20 years ago. Met her in 1995. Yes. They are all that you said. Until you piss them off, that's when you see true wrath. Some advice, don't ever get so drunk you can't defend yourself. I've been where you're walking too.

[@iancarisi8342]

As an American I will say this. 1. My last girl friend was from Belarus, nothing negative to say. 2. I prefer all Slavic women in general. They are more aesthetically pleasing. Mean while in the USA 70% of the women here are overweight or obese, 50% are married are engaged, which leaves me with -20% women to date.

[@proparamedic3815]

I agree. Hopefully Belarus keeps its identity and avoids the EU

[@IrishPartizan]

Agree!.

[@bgreen95]

Belarus avoids the EU? No no-- the EU will avoid Belarus. It does not meet the economic and political standards for membership.

[@jonwalts2763]

identity is bullshit, prosperity is more important

[@mr.q8426]

@@bgreen95 this isn't true. It doesn't meet the criteria set by Brussels to keep competition in their far corner of disability. There are many thing better in Belarus compering to other EU countries.

[@Сигизмунд-с2й]

@@bgreen95 Albania, Kongo and Sudan meet all European standards. Their citizens will soon all move to EU.

[@ericgoingoverseas5064]

Yes, Belarusian Ladies would be my first choice too. Mine is priceless, shes everything I ever wanted. Most people dont believe what you say though. Especially in western countries. See for yourself......Its very Refreshing.😁

[@courtilz1012]

When I started visiting Lithuania and Belarus I realised how ethnically and culturally diverse my own home town has become over the last 20-25 years. Brought back memories of when I was growing up which was unexpected (and the cars, there were still plenty of these 1980s Ford, Volkswagen etc. on the streets of Minsk at that time). It also seems that Belarusians have retained more cultural, religious and folk traditions than in my own country, and national identity is not as controversial a subject. As far as food goes I quite like Belarusian cakes, the big ones you can buy in the bread plant shops and in supermarkets and Soviet classics like Kartoshka.

[@IrishPartizan]

Thanks for the comment. I do plan on visiting one of the local food/confectionery factories.

[@tttttttt8482]

Everyone speaks russian because of soviet times, all post soviet republics speaks well in russian, but culture is similar, but not identical to russia

[@MasterM333]

@@basedlukashenko5249 I agree, Belarus is majorly Russified. Only few people speak Belarusian.

[@kreondar5277]

@@MasterM333 It's very sad because the Belarusian language is dying out...

[@GratitudeAboveAll]

Where are you from? I'm from England and it's way too multicultural and multiracial now :/

[@didierizard6882]

Very interesting as usual.

[@robertomonroy8473]

The love of my life it's a belorusian girl, the most beautiful woman in the world, love your video!!!

[@IrishPartizan]

Mine too!

[@bachechardy4631]

Roberto Monroy no doubt, but a lot of them are gold diggers, I have friends there Who married to local, been there 8 times also lived for six months due to business work.

[@linanovaya]

Bache Chardy you can’t be sure for most of all

[@romic8427]

me too lol

[@johnthomson6507]

Although I have never been to belorus my Russian tutor was from there and I think Belarusian people are some of the nicest people in Europe

[@elzagluck1035]

Exactly!

[@RussianMermaid]

Wow, thank you very much for your invitation, I love your channel! 😊 I've never been to Belarus, and I want to!))

[@fromchopin]

Hey! I love you’re channel too. I’m subscribed. I’ve watched your children growing up over the years on your channel. Russian women are just as beautiful as Belarusian women btw. 😉

[@stagna1959]

If you make your money elsewhere ( working by internet for example ) and spending it in Belarus, of course it is very lucrative and everything is so cheap. But if you have to work for ordinary Belarus salaries, then it doesnt look so good any more

[@ioanpena]

He forgot to mention how inexpensive things are in Belarus !

[@Kitiwake]

@Panda Mia and rent

[@darenzy]

@Panda Mia lol makes sense, since salaries are low, it balances out how cheap things are.

[@TerraThink]

@@darenzy ​ Yeah, but these days it's theoretically possible to work online and make what would be a fortune in Belarus. With that said, as someone who lived in Russia for a few years, there's a trade-off: -To keep prices low enough to cater to the average local consumer, the quality of products available often end up being questionable. -The prices of domestically made things (or things made in the former Soviet Union) are low, but imported things can be a bit more expensive than in the U.S or western Europe.

[@danrook5757]

ioan pena : I bought Nike runners really cheap. The sole of the shoe came off

[@glegeant]

But for how long. Once tourists flock in, prices will go up.

[@skottik97]

I just found your channel. As a young America teenager, I lived in Minsk from 1997 to 2000. I have not had a chance to go back since but I miss the city and the people. It’s great to see the city again in your videos.

[@edgregory1]

Did you do the LHO tour?

[@yurikostin6172]

actually all these are good reasons and I can also confirm that, as Belarus is also my motherland. But, Lukashenko doesn´t have his citizens as a first priority, don´t make a mistake or mislead your audience. Luka(shenko) only bothers to have absolute political power with no opposition whatsoever. No independent TV or newspaper, no criticism of the country leader is allowed. Country with no human rights, courts without any justice, but only with mostly guilty verdicts. Yes, that´s nice to live here with no worries enjoying the bright site of belarus, but, there is no future for the nation with Lukashenko. That´s why many young and initiative professionals migrate from Belarus. Many more want to do this also, but not everyone can. Anyway, good luck and enjoy Belarus :)

[@danielmaxter1928]

Not true. You want someone like Merkel to bring you Turks??? Lukashenko is the best hero in the world!!

[@maria.5974]

Yuri, I live in Ukraine and I visited Belarus, so I can compare. You need to count your blessings. Thanks to Lukashenko, Belarus is not an IMF slave, has preserved its industry and has almost no unemployment.

[@yauhenm.8185]

You are telling a lie. Of the 15 registered political parties in Belarus, at least 6 are pro-Western oppositionists (# 4,5,6,10,12,15 - rec.gov.by/ru/spisok-politicheskih-partiy ). At least 2 opposition newspapers of republican significance are issued (Nasha Niva, Narodnaya Volya). At least 2 opposition radio channels are broadcast (Radio Liberty, Radio Raciya). At least one television channel (Belsat) is broadcast. All these parties, channels, newspapers, are only engaged in direct criticism of the current government and continue to continue their activities in Belarus.

[@anthonycannolo4131]

@@danielmaxter1928 If it wasnt for the Turks, I would have no food on the table here in Berlin with all restrictions

[@markweaver8631]

Great video my Irish friend! Cheers from Texas!

[@tinkavartoti]

One can find basically all of the advantages of living in Belarus also in neighbouring Lithuania and Latvia - and you have the baltic sea in addition. True, prices might be slightly higher than in Belarus (still quite low as compared to Western European levels), but then, as a EU citizen, you can forget about visas, residence permits, customs etc.... Also, the risk of getting arbitrarily arrested (and worse) by the authorities is significantly lower.

[@anvilbrunner.2013]

Two friendly ladies right on cue.

[@LordHaveMercy]

As an Orthodox inquirer I'm planning to visit the Saint Elisabeth Convent in Minsk. This video convinced me to go even more.

[@jimmyjohnny3779]

I knew you were an anti-globalist at heart ❤️🇮🇪👍☘️

[@anagonyaowusu3119]

Gross...

[@kimotheking95]

I love your 1st Favourite reason! Nice Video Maaan 👍🏼

[@neilwalsh4058]

Somebody from Ireland speaking out against multiculturalism. Now there's a surprise 😂😂😂

[@mrmc2465]

Your culture is more important than any structural EU funds, and Poland Czech Hungary seem to get this, great to see Belarus protect its culture!

[@mariankoniuszko666]

belarus virually has no culture apart from soviet one. Real belorusian culture has been destroyed long time ago, now they don't even speak their own language

[@JanuszKrysztofiak]

Nonsense, how are improved roads, bridges, renovated streets, monuments, etc. dangerous for one's culture? Quite contrary. BTW, the indigenous Belarussian culture has never recovered from the combination of Russification, Sovietization, and WW2.

[@PRIYANSHUJHAA]

Good video bro. Keep it up 👍

[@IrishPartizan]

Thanks, will do!

[@vova.taburetov]

очень классно, что мы хоть кому-то нравимся, потому что зачастую мы не нравимся даже сами себе!

[@alexanderanderson4361]

точно. особенно горжусь нашими девками-давалками, которые (как сказал автор) easy going

[@alex_mula]

Hard to argue your number one point. at 8:20 there are some friendly folks waving! Looks like a great place!

[@mmafighter5788]

Nice video, man. I would say, in general, Slavic girls are more down-to-earth and really, as you mentioned, easy going. Its not like they will jump right in bed with you after the first shot of vodka, but its easier to make connection and continue to support conversation with them. Of course, there is exceptions from both sides.

[@West-rn-showvn-ist-chick]

Yup.. I’m a Slavic girl and we definitely are more traditional and we can’t stand 3rd wave feminism.. We can take a joke, don’t get easily offended and we still take pride in our appearance!

[@ReverseType2Diabetes]

Cheers from a fellow Paddy.. Great content.. Like many guys here I just discovered your channel while searching for info on Belarusian women.

[@HelenA-fd8vl]

I think Eastern Europe in general is underappreciated. Good value for money (except Prague), beautiful scenery, loads of history.

[@YTUser_999]

Czech Republic is geographically in central Europe. People only refer to the country as Eastern Europe because it's a Slavic country.

[@darenzy]

True but still, I was in Hradec Kralove and Trutnov last year, that's the eastern part, and things were way cheaper than in Prague. I could not believe you could get a beer for 1 or 2euros or a good meal for 4-5 euros. Doesn't change a fact that Czech rep. is beautiful, especially the nature. Perhaps Prague is hyped up, but rest of Czech rep. is not, for sure.

[@CrazyLeiFeng]

@@YTUser_999 Western Euroepans call ex-Communist Countries as Eastern Europe, sometimes "EE and Russia."

[@kreondar5277]

as for prices, everything is probably due to the fact that for locals it is too expensive, you need to be a very hardworking local, and for foreigners of course it is cheap

[@ashleyupshall7641]

True, central and Eastern Europe are fantastic. History,culture and lovely people.

[@Fr4Gz36]

hi because of you i think you may have many more irish visitors...its a lovely country...

[@boristheslav9414]

Love your video! I agree with all 5 🇧🇾🇧🇾🇧🇾🇧🇾

[@raitisfreimanis]

2:05 Latvia is also a fantastic country with beautiful nature.

[@tommieclayton743]

I'm sold wish I was single and 25 again

[@ike637]

Great stuff. Love your videos

[@volvos60bloke]

Seriously good stuff, thanks so much for sharing it all with us.

[@carterwood2579]

Please keep up the content maybe some interactions with the locals ! I am a Canadian with Belarusian decent and would love to see more about this lovely country !

[@IrishPartizan]

It's coming up)

[@elzagluck1035]

Wellcom to Belarus...

[@tsecphk]

I totally agree no.1 as no.1. The character of women in Balerus amazed me. Not just pretty like an angel. I met the 1st Belarus lady already strongly attracted by her not just her angel face but her fantastic character too. Unless she got married I won't date another person. Well, if she got married I will wait until she divorce then. ;P

[@CalFamilyBBQ]

Hoping to come out to Belarus next year if all this covid finally disappears! Keep safe out there. My family are from sligo & Dublin 👍🏼

[@dustington1]

Hate when people say "stay safe" from other people. Its a fraze invented by globalists to alienate ordinary people and gain control. Stay like a unit,Fight like a unit, Die like a unit. That's how we survived as species through hard times

[@efogg3]

@@dustington1 must be a pandemic going on or something?

[@loris1067]

@@dustington1 Yes, this whole COV19 plandemic, it's the divide and conquer strategy.

[@brucebisbey9554]

Here by way of shout out by Mr. Bald. Cheers Enjoyed your Lost in Minsk with Bald.

[@augustkronstad]

Wrong about something. Last bisons in Europe aren't in Poland and Belarus only, but also Romanian Carpathian mountains.

[@mesterigospodari5552]

8:20 speaking of Belarussian girls friendliness and the 2 girls were waving.Was that staged?!

[@KseniyaStalerova]

Doubt it! We're really that friendly!

[@luckyme8829]

Sorry to say, but as soon as a Belarusian lady hears that you're from abroad, she becomes as nice as you can possibly imagine. That's the way they are raised. Low self-esteem, raised as an accessory in a man's life, raised with the feeling of not being enough without a man, with the idea of being successful if there's a man from abroad next to her, etc. Or another scenario - they're too confident and you're nothing but a step in their life of looking for better and more. You can be a homeless buddy from NY, but as soon as she hears "NEW YORK" in her mind she's already holding a US flag (or a passport) and standing next to the Statue of Liberty, or shopping in Gucci on 5th Avenue, or chilling in LA, etc. She's obsessed with the idea of HER being in US, HER holding a "status" of an American wife, HER being so trendy and chic, HER being so international and speaking English, etc. In both scenarios they will be the worst hypocrites and pleasers in order to ''get'' you or make you like them in order to achieve their personal goals. Sure, it can be flattering, but it's simply fake.

[@eatfastlive2870]

thanks for telling the truth on this matter.

[@kelbat1961]

Well, as long as they can maintain the facade for 30 years or so I don't see a problem.

[@RomanFanPolszy]

Agree

[@luckyme8829]

Kelly B Sure, go ahead if you want to share your life with a fake facade which also will raise your children. A fake facade that will smile and say "yes, honey" and at the same time will talk shit about you behind your back. And that most likely will leave you with nothing once she realizes that she was nothing but a pretty and convenient facade for 30 years (plus the years of her childhood). At the end of the day, trust, love, and affection aren't for everybody.

[@inputimmersion9577]

You mean the women are brought up like they should be? That's a shame, i like my women to loathe children, have several cats and pursue careers in which they can pay lots of tax over having meaningful relationships. Pity.

[@tmac392]

Great video; very informative as usual. Yourself and Mr Bald are really putting Belarus on the map.... 👍🏻

[@ceasar21]

I went to Minsk and it was great. Friendly people good food and very safe

[@afvet5075]

I think every country should keeps it's unique culture. I do not like the idea of a EU system. I like different cultures. That is what is so interesting. Belarus I'd no exception. I love that it keeps it's identity alive. God bless them all. I hope to visit one day.

[@kiauraskaminas8038]

be part of Europe or to be part of russia. There is no otther choise. Democracy and many cultures in Europe, vs dictatorship and russian culture domimance in russia.

[@kiauraskaminas8038]

I don't know if you are rusians vatniks o just dump westerners full of moscow propoganda

[@Mark-ej3oi]

All true but the air quality. I lived in Poland for 20 years, and, despite the number of forests, I can tell you that the air quality in that part of Europe is just awful, coal-based energy and heating system is a killer, literally, in Poland, the problem is known because of EU regulation about control of air quality, in Belarus, they just don't care. I lived 100 yards from Kampinos natural reserve near Warsaw, despite the fact being next to one of those 'lungs' the air quality was appalling. Greetings from Scotland

[@vladimirtatarchevskiy5886]

I also arrived to Belarus 1,5 year ago, It's a beautiful country!

[@johnjones5943]

I couldn't agree more with you I have been coming to Belarus every year since 2001 and love the place we stay with friends who live about 500 meters from the Komarovski Rinok in Minsk. I have to agree that its a very safe place although you are not the only Irishman there I know a brother Liam who is also Irish and lives in MInsk.

[@IrishPartizan]

You are probably referring to Brother Liam O'Meara, a Christian Brother who runs a charity called the Burren Chernobyl Project. He doesn't live here but comes out to Belarus quite a lot.

[@johnjones5943]

Yes you are right he does spend quite a lot of time there though. I got involved with a charity for the victims of Chernobyl and that's why I know him hence the visit to Belarus in 2001 and after visiting once couldn't keep away. Wont be out this year but hopefully next year we could meet up perhaps.

[@yuriythebest]

6:30 you mentioned Ukraine's culture was affected by mass tourism - I think this is only true for the central parts of Kiev and Lviv. I live in Kiev and if you move beyond the very center seeing tourists will be uncommon.

[@wojciechgrzybowski7497]

Odessa is quite touristy I must admit.

[@elzagluck1035]

Украина большая страна...и там есть сильное различие между страной между центром Украины и западной частью Украины Волынь Галичина и тем более Закарпатье...

[@rtwod2236]

I am here thanks to 'Bald and Bankrupt' and I really enjoy it. I am also Polish and always got huge respect to our Belarusian brothers :))

[@Ekaterinamail]

Thank you. Very interesting.

[@Woopwoopwill]

Good video Brother from Ire. All good point's to look for in a homeland. Funny points > at the end of #2 culture,we can even hear beautiful Belarus chorus music playing in the background 👍🍻 WINNING! On # 1 > the Women > the 2 young ladies that smille and wave to the camera 👍😉 Winner winner chicken dinner! Speaking of chicken dinner > I've heard the cuisine is very very wonderful and delicious, not to mention very low cost. Thank you for your video SR. I thoroughly enjoyed it 🙂🍻

I spent a couple of days in Minsk in 1988..under the Soviet regime i remember It was a quite gray And calm city..now It seems so different...nice video...

[@allancopland1768]

The food looks awesome. Great Video.

[@latvianpotato4855]

Belaruss seams like a nice place to just retire and chill out, tbh all coutry regions around the area is like that, in the first part he litelarry described eastern europe

[@MooseFromBelarus]

Thank's mate!

[@zedzedski7382]

Take away Politics and any country would be cool to live at.

[@tomerkeret2191]

Why Belarus? 1. No Covid-Flu restrictions that violate our personal freedom. 2. economy is open. 3. leading at the Crypto world. 4. Very cheap in comparison to the world. 5. not PC. 6. partisans. Long live Belarus

[@RickFidelisReed]

YES !!!! A President's first priority is his country's citizens. SOLID !

[@this.is.berlin]

I cannot understand the men who are traveling to Thailand or to Phillipines because of the ladies there. There is nothing more beautiful than European ladys. And: There is nothing more beautiful than EASTeuropean ladys!

[@avshur]

Hmm. Belarus has a unique culture not affected by the globalization? I was soberly contemplating the poorly renovated semi-historical places (aka 'novodel') in the background while listening to this. Poor Hungary, Poland, Czechia, even Ukraine. What the heck. Germany, France, Spain, UK. All these countries are totally ruined by the globalization, indeed.

[@CrazyLeiFeng]

What a nonsense.

[@inputimmersion9577]

Germany, France, UK are great places if you want your children to go to school with lots of non-European immigrants, whilst they are waving BLM and rainbow flags whilst being told not to reproduce. And if you don't like it you'll be cancelled. They're great places.

[@Davidudka]

You are totally right in your five reasons why you like living in Belarus, all valid and honest. Great video by the way and look forward to more from you. On a separate note I guess the 63 thumbs down are from Irish Colleens! Just to add I think Ireland is a fantastic country and the Irish ladies are beautiful too - even that Mrs Brown is growing on me!

[@shwanaku2159]

thanks for that video .. i had been visit minsk last year and i was in relationship with belarus woman too )) i agree with most of what you said .. in my opinion belarus will still out off tourism mass cause many of people as like people were in my tourism group think that belarus is boring !! many prefer Azerbaijan or turkey or Greece more or other countries .. i think what best think in that country its pure ..... regards from Baghdad ))

[@Jamcam99]

You have sold it to me. I’m coming there after lockdown is over!

[@willhovell9019]

Agree, I visited Minsk 3 years ago and to the Countryside Park & villages. Saw the partizan parade.

[@x_fly]

Hi Niall! Gleb shared you channel with me, now I follow you. BTW about your # 1 reason I remember when I asked you in our class that you have been seen a lot of girls from different countries, where girls are the prettiest. Then you answered that from Ukraine)))

[@IrishPartizan]

Really?))

[@x_fly]

@@IrishPartizan Definitely yes.

[@gooberpaul]

I was in Minsk for a week in December 2019, and I have to agree the food is fantastic.

[@hosseinsheykholya7216]

Thanks for your truth explanation. I got familiar about that nice country , culture and a girl friend that I have in Belgorod!

[@Steve-nq8jc]

Jesus Christ your channel deserves way more subs. I'm here because of Bald

[@maxinformation1184]

Thank you!

[@JoshuaMuse]

No doubt. I find the features of eastern european women highly attractive too. Just something about their genetic disposition that makes them stand out among the rest.

[@lucyoverland1236]

Love the channel! I'm here because of Mr Bald and Bankrupt

[@ericgoingoverseas5064]

Why, I like Belarus? How many hours do you have for this answer? I absolutely love this country.😁

[@mong4491]

wow bison in europ, I only thought they were in the America

[@vishnu.prasad.official]

they are there in India as well

[@borisbuliak3626]

Actually there was some cross breeding between the American and European bison, to save which species I don’t remember now

[@edgregory1]

Ice ages make for ice bridges.

[@mikerotchburnz389]

You forgot to mention: to enjoy all of the above it's best to have a Western-generated income. The local salaries are $450 a month in average. With such amount in your pocket you won't be able to really appreciate all of the above, you'll be struggling to live day by day.

[@borisbuliak3626]

mike rotchburnz not really. It all depends on the individuals. My family in Minsk lives better than I do in Florida. I’d say am low middle class

[@yauhenm.8185]

If your required monthly expenses are not more than $ 100, then an income of $ 450 is quite good.

[@globalbloodstock]

Can’t believe that you missed the friendly Belarus girls waving behind you at the end 😂😂 A question for you regarding nature and in particular the lakes...with the fall-out from Chernobyl how are the lakes safe to swim in? Not a dig, but interesting to know. Thanks

[@IrishPartizan]

The lakes and rivers are super safe.

[@Brutuz62]

Belarus is on our bucket list to travel with our campervan

[@Gaspard420]

Glad we found your channel!

[@IrishPartizan]

Welcome!!

[@geirmikkaelantonsson7814]

I really enjoyed this video. Is English widely spoken in Belarus? I totally agree with you on the globalization crap that´s going on around us!

[@IrishPartizan]

Not at all.

[@ЕленаШепелева-я9у]

Учёными было доказано,что лёгкими Европы ещё можно назвать болота Беларуси,которые раньше осушали для сельского хозяйства а теперь перестали и многие опять затапливают чтобы сохранить экосистему.Привет из Минска.👍😉♥️🇧🇾

[@TerrainsAndTraditions]

Welcome to India.. Please make a vlog

[@mussaedalali2142]

Am in Belarus now for 10 days you absolutely right agree on all and your honestly 😂

[@sergiyrudenko905]

I went few times to Belarus, I love this country.

[@goldbrick2751]

Awesome video. Would it be difficult to relocate from Manchester to Belarus jobwize? How hard is the language to learn.

[@vitbobrb4347]

Easy to relocate.many peoples understand english

[@iis.1989]

For me, the culture is #1.

[@wasiimali4383]

Belarus is really beautiful country dear

[@kevinscottsphr5214]

Great vid!

[@thegreatresist4224]

I'de move to Belaruse for the ladies. 😂

[@yauhenm.8185]

You should be better than local men, there is competition in Belarus :)

[@ashoknair8993]

Thank you am new to your channel, planning to visit Belarus....maybe relocate....hear all good things about By....may request for information prior to travel....living in Kz ...need change

[@IrishPartizan]

Now is not the best time for obvious reasons.

[@kwinters26]

Is it easy to move to belarus or do you need a special skill to move there or can I just pack up and leave the usa and move there?

[@vitbobrb4347]

Just pack up and leave

[@paulparoma]

Borsch does not exactly come from Ukraine. There simply are many varieties of it, one of them being Ukrainian.

[@donmoriarity5940]

thx for a nice video

[@BB-tw9ff]

The dacha are one of my favortie things in Belarus!