Money, Power, Politics: Russia's Oligarch Saga | SLICE EXPERTS | FULL DOCUMENTARY

[@isaelsp7866]

Excellent documentary!!!

[@saaxili5794]

Thanks for the upload.

[@AMAZOTV777]

I've been looking for this doc it's was deleted off the KZbin, and thanks for posting

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[@jonathaneffemey944]

Thanks so much for posting this

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[@QuantumBlu9x]

​@@SLICE_Experts more 🎉

[@Gerhardium]

Fantastic work! Please do a piece on Canada's oligarchs and business/industrial cartels and their cushy relationship with PM Trudeau and the Liberals.

[@denisgut]

I don't think that in Canada these people can be called this way

[@erertertert44]

Canada Is not perfect but come on..... Russia is a million miles worse Canada Is not an oligarchy

[@dannydadog1987]

You obviously have no clue what you're talking about. After seeing this you assumed everywhere (you don't like how things are done) , is the same. Watch this again, despite it being seriously dated and oversimplified for western audiences. There were never conditions and rules in Canada as there were in the post-Soviet '90s mafia system. And now their successors along with useful idiot western informational terrorists have brainwashed contrarian opposition to democracy and tankies will defend it until it costs them their livelyhood. If you want a change in Canada, get people to rally and vote out or express organise a referendum on things you want to change. There are systems for that in every democratic country, however slow and cumbersome. If people agree with you, it can be done, contrary to Russia and other fascist autocracies.

[@esp._.a1870]

Lol you’re a loser dude

[@jacquelinehelgaJohnson-V-ho9ve]

YES PLEASE!

[@SuperGreatSphinx]

The Roman Stoic Epictetus also saw the dangerous moral consequences of greed, and so advised the greedy to instead take pride in letting go of the desire for wealth, rather than be like the man with a fever who cannot drink his fill: Nay, what a price the rich themselves, and those who hold office, and who live with beautiful wives, would give to despise wealth and office and the very women whom they love and win! Do you not know what the thirst of a man in a fever is like, how different from the thirst of a man in health? The healthy man drinks and his thirst is gone: the other is delighted for a moment and then grows giddy, the water turns to gall, and he vomits and has colic, and is more exceeding thirsty. Such is the condition of the man who is haunted by desire in wealth or in office, and in wedlock with a lovely woman: jealousy clings to him, fear of loss, shameful words, shameful thoughts, unseemly deeds.

[@LaddDentalGroup]

Fantastic video… Appreciate the content

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[@sunnindawg]

15:44 steal equity. 18:13 get cash. 24:39 legalize.

[@aonghasmackenzie2313]

Anyone know the song name at 08:57?

[@lemonade_ib]

To me Oligarchs are the smartest people in society, that had savings when things were good for when things go wrong .

[@cecotup_]

Bro, no offence but this is bullshit, all of them were ex KGB who just had the power to take everything what they wanted untouched, they were the capudituticapis

[@FrankLin-z1q]

US Billionaires: Businessmen Russian Billionaires: Oligarchs

[@denisgut]

Because US billionaires (or their ancestors/family members) worked hard to achieve such a high level of wealth, while in Russia they just bought "vouchers" for privatisation of state facilities from people to whom these vouchers were distributed, but these people were so poor (and they didn't know how to handle these vouchers) that they decided to sell their vouchers to such "tricky" people for pennies on the dollar, and that's how the oligarchs became so powerful and rich. By the way, this system of privatisation was introduced and recommended to Russia by "Western partners", mainly the USA.

[@FrankLin-z1q]

@@denisgut impressive.

[@gorangoran6335]

@@denisgut Hahaha

[@erertertert44]

it's not the same....

[@milenkoantic4761]

​@@denisgutthe same happend in litll and maybe uninportant country Slovenija...when we went out from Yugoslavija a socialistic state...exactly the same happened...those close to new government the have friends on banks wich borow them money to.bay this we called them 'certificacts' wich everi citizen got a cca. 1000 dollars for 18 y.o...and obout 500 dollars for younger than 18 y.o ...and ofcourse people did not know what they do...that how we get milioners in much smoler scale than Russia of course cause Slovenia is miniatur country but anyway the thechnology of frawd was the same....

[@filmawayvlad]

Time code 2:40 - now I finally really understand what Perestroika really means.

[@a.p.3004]

What ever goes up.....also has downfall.

[@giannistsitos6301]

When was this originally released? Great documentary thanks!

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[@dannydadog1987]

Looks like this is at least 20 years old by thelooks of it. Anyway, they're commenting on the '90s and early 2000s.

[@comediavietii1245]

2005

[@viktorsolovyov5067]

I saw a lot of this footage about 20 years ago

[@SLICE_Experts]

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[@medlazti4079]

Where's the rest of the saga

[@denisgut]

Putin came to power as a 'interim President' in that unstable era for the county and the rest you can see know live: Chechnya, Georgia, Ukraine and his masterplan of whole authoritarian control of whole country. Starting with changing of oligarchs which were in charge for all of the top industries of the economy and change them to his friends from school, judo, university, his bodyguards and so on 😂

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[@alumni2a692]

46:25 "... and give them to his KGB friends, who became new oligarchs." 🤣🤣 No difference, same level of corruption, just different names, and a renewed loyalty to the came to be emperor.

[@vedser]

no, actually there is a big difference between putins oligarchs(friends) and pre-putin ones. the latter are much more "self-made", smarter and more independent.

[@alumni2a692]

@@vedser that goes without saying, that's why he got rid of them.

[@andrey39]

@@vedser No big difference - one group have power, another have been thrown out of system and try to return, they are one kind creatures. Both are criminals and stole country's resources they didn't build.

[@dwl3006]

@@vedser The only difference is that one group failed to pay their dues to the new boss.

[@vedser]

@@dwl3006 not the case at all.

[@kirav2536]

When you are saying brilliant aconomist about Chubies it makes me angry. You should call him a brilliant scammer.

[@mairepcod4063]

Thanks, Namaste 🪷

[@brianbozo2447]

Their rise ...and fall ? There was no fall? Most of them remain billionaires even now

[@ViralataSchneider]

USA: Let's seize the assets of the Oligarchs. - Why? USA: Because we don't like them

[@veljkovukovic5338]

Khazar mafia

[@herogebrial]

Every single one. Coincidence?

[@cv4809]

​@@herogebrialyes. Cheroy leading his business from Israel is also a pure coincidence

[@suguleadan1592]

Russia in the Yeltsin era.Russia and oligarchy.

[@vladimirsaraiva5185]

Guess who propped Yeltsin so he would not lose reelection?

[@florinnyc6371]

Exactly like in other countries from the communist block, this oligarchs had close ties with the state police aka KGB in Russia. Imagine a country that is left at the hand of people

[@NadiaSawicki-lt1uf]

Was it?

[@RichLeeFL]

Please STOP giving them money; you're only enabling their demise! 😢

[@attilaczirmes3016]

All khazars.

[@gilberttello08]

👌👌

[@khairulnaeim756]

..Unknown about this activity.. they have time..country problem not done yet..odd..

[@steveagola9317]

Where is part 2?

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[@SLICE_Experts]

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[@RITMAN30]

The method and process used to introduce capitalism in Russia 🇷🇺 were not right.

[@PF-vn4qz]

a few for sure inaccuracies

[@khairulnaeim756]

...The law not put in place first..

[@marcelomurlo6426]

At this point I don't care how they get there..... I want to know how they stay there....

[@KosherFinance]

Oy vey😂

[@anthonychristian4807]

Just a coincidence

[@youngrichie]

Always the same group.

[@indieanna4764]

was that someone beheaded?

[@carenkurdjinian5413]

All 😂 we’re selling ….People Were Thinking Everything is For Them “New “Way …. Screwed in Every Ways …. 😂Either Ways 😂 Had Nothing -“To Buy and Sell “…..🌞

[@LeonardojavierMellaretamal]

Leonardo Javier ❤❤❤❤ Chile Curicó

[@crazypaulinquebec]

Was Napoleon the 19th century's Putin? He was ''Europe's problem'' in his day just as Putin is today! No? Centralization of Power: Both Napoleon and Putin are known for their efforts to centralize power in their own hands. Napoleon crowned himself Emperor of the French in 1804, establishing a strong centralized authority. Similarly, Putin has been criticized for centralizing power in Russia, weakening democratic institutions, and consolidating authority in the hands of the presidency. Assertive Foreign Policy: Both leaders pursued assertive foreign policies aimed at expanding their influence and protecting their respective nations' interests. Napoleon engaged in numerous military campaigns across Europe, seeking to establish French hegemony. Similarly, Putin has pursued a foreign policy characterized by assertiveness, including interventions in neighboring countries such as Ukraine and Georgia, as well as involvement in conflicts in Syria and elsewhere. Nationalism and Patriotism: Both Napoleon and Putin have appealed to nationalism and patriotism as means of legitimizing their rule and rallying public support. Napoleon often portrayed himself as a defender of French interests and ideals, while Putin has emphasized Russian nationalism and the need to restore Russia's status as a great power. Authoritarian Tendencies: While Napoleon came to power during the French Revolution, which brought about certain democratic reforms, his rule eventually became more authoritarian as he consolidated power. Similarly, Putin's rule has been characterized by a degree of authoritarianism, with restrictions on political opposition, media freedom, and civil liberties. Cult of Personality: Both leaders have cultivated a strong cult of personality around themselves, portraying themselves as strong and decisive leaders. Napoleon's image was carefully crafted through propaganda and symbolism, while Putin has been portrayed in the media as a strong and decisive leader, often engaging in activities that showcase his physical prowess and leadership qualities.

[@valboolin3538]

Ах, ты доля , моя доля, долгая дорога ... О. Газманов

[@SergeyIvanovichStallone]

9:08 О РЫБКЕ ДУМАЕТ ОЛЕЖА

[@rumim2304]

Russia isn't like here, it is very cold there

[@serhiishabunin6323]

😢ходорок може собі дозволити замовити Путлера, аое, він буде агітувати так звану опозицію, щоб нагадувати про себе диктатору, оскільки, вони друзі

[@konradkarlovich5801]

это тебе Зеля и коломойша рассказали ?

[@Pathippie]

Can Russian oligarchs print money like American oligarchs?

[@iwachiten8056]

Yes. They come in steel cases, have powder, and a nice little lead and copper seed that blooms when watered with blood. It's practically a money tree.

[@darrinmcneill534]

How did they rise to power theft plane and simple

[@auratheevinkian]

Has Russian I feel like this documentary is incorrect in certain areas and not all. I don’t know, but it seems to speak for the Russian people. 😢 a lot of the problems from the Soviet union were internal and external. not everything that this document is saying is factually accurate, but give me time I’m only halfway through it

[@esahm373]

Please share your insights!

[@LeoniloCatelo-ee2mh]

Russian people want peace not war only the leader want war

[@auratheevinkian]

@@LeoniloCatelo-ee2mh I am Russian.

[@khairulnaeim756]

How about night club inside bank because maybe no one do that yet..

[@zarotti6761]

Non c'è nessuna differenza tra oligarchi e mafiosi

[@mateacostel6378]

This is not a fantastic work because he was stealing billions of dollars not millions of rubles; 0:59 for me you start with a big lie!!!

[@CindyKalbakdalen-zs9us]

NOT MY WORLD!😊

[@CindyKalbakdalen-zs9us]

NEVER MY WORLD!❤😊

[@besarionioselini2089]

გიჟები სტადიონზე

[@tonyadeney1245]

creatvity and imagination ---- odd how so many are from one culturally religous group and so many flee to is' 'wael when it goes tits up -- hey ho -- poor honest fellows // ...

[@paulorodriguez9434]

oy vey! oy gvalt!

[@khairulnaeim756]

Oh.. some West... thing 🤔

[@olmetothai]

Trolls Go home fys

[@Pathippie]

We in USSA have our own oligarchs to worry about. Stop distracting.

[@juusohamalainen7507]

This all is so disgustlng.

[@lemonade_ib]

Isn't Elon Musk, Mack Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezus all doing the same thing ?

[@Anushka-wl1vq]

@@lemonade_ibspeculations everywhere