The future of Putinism - Interview with Brian Taylor: Introduction

[@cianmartin8396]

Why the hell didnt I discover this channel early? Living in Denmark, its so awesome to get a non baised analysis of this war from someone who speaks flawless English in a clear and explains in a concise way

[@apricity4978]

Same here, though his flawless English sounds quite Northamerican English :) He was on "Krigens døgn" on DR, but sadly they stopped broadcasting this a couple of months ago.

[@richardsimms251]

Exceptionally well done program. Thank you. RS. Canada

[@Stephen85]

Thanks man, love your uploads!

[@equim7363]

I agree, very informative!

[@Dave-po2mz]

Great work Mr. Nielsen. Looking forward to this series.

[@chriscardwell3495]

The discussion on the Russian state system with multiple controls was helpful in understanding why things have evolved so far. Others have discussed how the financial proserity of Russia - high petrochemical prices have enabed attacks on other countries.

[@57thorns]

It is important to remember that Ukraine is just the last in a long chain of victims.

[@Due6655]

Jeg takker ;)

[@Badpak.]

comment for the algorithm

[@mugwump58]

For the algorithm!

[@larselferink2362]

Second that

[@Badpak.]

@@larselferink2362 furious reaction, creating a discussion for the algorithm

[@andrzejbarcelonafrlk6416]

I'm in 😀

[@jespervalgreen6461]

Yes, sir, here we go

[@brianbutton6346]

Anders -- I really like your distinctive sartorial style. The first video I saw you in, you were wearing a tie. I thought it was a good look.

[@sunegroennebaek5283]

Thank you for your effort. I have been wishing for, and looking forward to, your next video. Glad it is here. And then in a series…… jubiiii.

[@jaysdood]

Same here!

[@mariaf.6601]

I was also looking forward to it . Thank you , Anders. Takk!

[@kenbasse]

Tak Anders. Dine videoer har en høj kvalitet i forhold til meget af alt det andet der flyder rundt i youtube sfæren

[@valeriesolanas4077]

Watched this in august 2023. But convinched me that i m not a military expert, but Anders knowes nothing about social science (doesn't he mix it with psykiatry...interesting..a new approach) ......'point to some key emotions...' I am out! Pathetic.

[@Davids6994]

very

[@grahamelder4197]

Brilliant presentation and analysis: thank you. Who else would interest you in elucidating the bigger picture of Russia today, Europe and Ukraine?

[@Pegasus4213]

You are usually good - I'm a subscriber - but one-third through this video and its still your intro.. a far too long intro for me I'm off thanks!

[@AG-qc8ek]

The biggest motive of all for Putinism is Putin wants to stay in power as president. The presentation here largely missed that.

[@hidalgoyakerson1598]

It’s the most chauvinistic country

[@Fauxbourg]

America is trying hard to keep up these days (in regards to the latest Supreme Court rulings).

[@j.calvert3361]

No, the country isn't. But Putin is trying hard to make it chauvinist...

[@janbay5810]

This is great

[@insain0999]

S!

[@mryouben]

tx

[@rickblackwell6435]

I am hooked ....

[@SteenLarsen]

Very interesting! Certainly gave me appetite to see the interview immediately. Looking forward to hear what makes Putin Putin - our modern Hitler - so many similarities! Thanks!

[@seanfarley8382]

Another NATO propaganda channel. 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

[@colincampbell4261]

I think Trump would love to have the power of Putin

[@mikester1290]

Trump had more power than Pootin, he was the president of the United States of America, he did not start any wars when he had that power, he didn't need to, he is more intelligent than that.

[@artemzhirkov7565]

Public services are ineffective in Russia..yet you get a doctor appointment the same week you ask for it (and you don't have to CONVINCE a nurse on a phone like it is here in Sweden where I live at the moment that you need an appointment, you just book a time) and in most cases it is actually free unlike here in Sweden where they charge you 200 kronor for "free" visit. You guys have no idea about modern Russia.

[@glowyboi7175]

This video wasn't about doctors, propaganda comment. Modern Russia? In places like Moscow & St Petersburg that Putin cares about I'm sure its modern. For those in poor outer districts that he just needs brainwashed solders to send to Ukraine... not so much.

[@mariaf.6601]

I admit I haven't been to Russia , least lived there as a resident (not a tourist), so you could say I have no idea but with all the respect , there are some signs that 'something is rotten in the state of Russia' . May be a doctor's visit the same week is no problem , but may there are areas where there are deficiencies ? eg Why did president Putin fly a firefighting plane to extinguish wildfires? It's not about painting your country black, but getting to know it.

[@artemzhirkov7565]

​@@mariaf.6601 Please understand that I'm not trying to portray Russia as a flawless futuristic society, it is not. I'm not shilling for Russia! Russian government is clearly a rotten structure full of criminals. Putin is a populist and war criminal. So why making up things instead of talking about the actual problems? I live in a western country and if anything is inefficient in Russia compared to this place then it is anything but public services. Lack of democracy, no fair elections, disrespect of human rights. And a lot more of actual problems. Yet he chose to talk about inefficiency of public services. Try to apply for personnummer (SSN) in Sweden and you will find out what is actually inefficient. I was waiting 2 months for it to be issued. The same thing takes 15 minutes on a governmental portal in Russia.

[@ScumfuckMcDoucheface]

@@mariaf.6601 "It's not about painting your country black, but getting to know it." very, very well said. =)

[@Fauxbourg]

@Artem: I'd love to learn about modern Russia but unfortunately your country spat into the hand the west tried to extend you and now we're back in cold war times, perhaps worse than ever before.

[@narcissusnarwhal7141]

Historians confine themselves to discussion of the past, while political scientists spend a lot of their time speculating about the future. Which of these two subjects, therefore, is the more rigorous and scientific? History.