the most depressing Q&A about leaving Russia, life in the Far East, propaganda and Zombie apocalypse

[@edmarkle6772]

I’m 77 years old and not much impresses me anymore, but you stand out and away from the crowd. It is wonderful to see you on here again; you’re a bright, fresh, intelligent ray of sunshine and wisdom. Thank you for who you are. Bless you.

[@RRaucina]

Unless Putin dies soon, she will have to leave Russia in order to preserve her spirit and curiosity. Russia is filled with many walking dead.

[@90iatros]

What was your job before retirement?

[@k.m.a.286]

She may be impressiv but in her generation are much people like her. And that is good.

[@ESPirits87]

Keep it in your pants grandpa.

[@wvr653]

Clearly this girl have no idea what's going on in Ukraine, and why our troops are over there now. kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6DPoIGMmLiaocU kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIWQq52Iopd4eqc

[@deathofchanel8568]

Natasha please stay safe! No matter where you go, people will be lucky to have you! Greetings from Ukraine.

[@namenl2205]

Azov Neo Nazi

[@The_Christ_Angel]

But the Bible says that in the end of days, The All Mighty Putin the Dumbass will one day die and meet the Angels of purgatory. Then he will magically find his mother, father, grandmother and grandfather. He will see that they are 3 times his size and he will get his ass beat like when he was a little child. Then the Angels will cast out his parents out of the heavens and send them to Ukraine to reincarnate over and over until Ukraine has been restore 100 percent. Then Putin will be casted out of the heavens to a new planet where nothing exist, no music, planes, truck, cloths, etc. he will build up a new world from scratch while the rest of humanity that’s qualified for their earth realm inheritance will enjoy the fruits of humanity’s labor of life times after life times.

[@davidh7799]

Greetings from Ukraine!? You have got to be joking.

[@bobhollis6077]

In Pittsburgh we call those round sticky burrs "jagger bush". They are exactly the same. The plant is a burdock with a big root and big leaves close to the ground. Please stay safe and work on your education. Who knows what the future will hold, but knowledge is the key that will open doors. Thanks for your bravery and curious mind

[@davehibbs9111]

@@bobhollis6077 and they are a bitch if you step on one with bare feet 😂

[@eric00921]

Natasha, you are the most open, honest, and open-minded person I've seen on KZbin. You are a pleasure to listen to.

[@wahyuchandra5997]

Natasha is so loveable, I mean this girl represents many like-minded people, like me. Thank you for being here , always supporting you ❤️

[@Bird22]

I agree. She's not only cute as hell, but she's not afraid to show you her vulnerable side.

[@bjorn7355]

Natasha, you have done a wonderful job making Russia accessible to the world. That can never be taken away.

[@TerryMcGearyScotland]

How true.

[@Anonymous-qw]

Especially Russian far east. Most Russian KZbinrs are based in Moscow or St Petersburg.

[@CaliWeHo]

❤❤❤

[@Grace.allovertheplace]

🙌💕

[@APlusRussian]

It's true what they say: "you can take a girl out of Russia, but you can't take Russia out of a girl" - spoken from experience, actually 😅

[@anonymous-dk1is]

' Older men declare war. But it is youth that must fight and die. And it is youth who must inherit the tribulation, the sorrow, and the triumphs that are the aftermath of war ' -- Herbert Hoover

[@Tortuosit]

Yeahyeah, older men vs. youth is a thing, right? So then the russian youth, "that must fight and die" must be incredibly cruel and stupid according to western news ("Russian atrocities"). German Green party members are rather young, they're the ones who want to send as much weapons as possible. They are the same people (many Greens work in education) who tought us weapons wouldn't solve problems. And as part of the elite they're likely the people whose families don't go to war personally. My bet: they'd be the first to leave Europe.

[@eddyd8745]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJ2Wd6aqeMiShbs

[@Tortuosit]

The whole "give all power to children" idea is popular, but bullshit. Children are cruel at times - and "go to war" against other children easily. We would have more wars, not less.

[@dialogarconlahistoria8229]

Okey

[@Anonymous-qw]

I suppose Putin is 69

[@hikarido96]

If you are smiling or your appearance is about to be happy it is treated as abnormality. I live in Russia. This is my conclusion about live in this country. It was pleasant to me to hear same words from another Russian. Thanks you. May be with new generation the happiness will arrive to our country. Thanks you for your channel.

[@TheCandiceWang]

:( =\

[@JanelleDianeH]

It's up to the young people of Russia to change it. If they really want change, they will create it. Unfortunately, it's mostly young Russians killing Ukrainian babies right now

[@witheringi9492]

I hope so too. No one feels that ordinary Russians are responsible for this calamity. The older gen is too steeped in conditioning and fear from the Soviet era to be able to see what is unfolding in Ukraine. P is just another Stalin..

[@lassesipila6418]

@Cu6upckuû I felt it was like this when I visited US America shortly. In New York it was less like that on the streets. I'm from Finland and it's of course much less like that here. Is your experience from the US, Europe, elsewhere, or is it just everywhere, in comparison to Russia?

[@IamAW]

Be careful, the grass is not greener in the west.

[@nichole8838]

You Are A Strong Young Woman And You Could Be Anything In Life You wanted. My heart and prayers go out to YOU!

[@coms00]

take care, be safe and do whatever is necessary to ensure your freedom

[@thursoberwick1948]

"Safe" has become such a contaminated word now. I hate it when the authorities use it as code for "obey".

[@BrUSomania]

I am hoping you end up in a safe and comfortable situation, Natasha. Sending you some love from Norway.

[@eva_fr]

I loved the junkyard as a background. You express yourself so well in English, as a second language. I enjoyed your video, and your honest openness. Looking forward to the next one. 🌿

[@phiksit]

Love visiting junkyards. Nearly impossible to find places where your allowed to go inside though.

[@hrdknox2000]

She really IS a competent ESL speaker!

[@viktorskarban3472]

Hi Natasha, Thank you so much for your videos. Please excuse my English. I'm still learning - also thanks to your videos. Since I experienced in my youth what it is like to be under the influence (pressure) of the USSR and my parents and grandparents lived in this world for 40 years, I know exactly how you feel and what your surroundings look like. I live in the Czech Republic and even more than 30 years since the revolution, there are places where we can feel the past of the USSR. I admire your patience in explaining what life is like in Russia now to all "Western" people. I also do it when I talk to them. I wish you to find the meaning of your life and beauty even where it is difficult to find. You are young, smart and have the gift of perceiving things that others do not see and you can also describe the feeling. You are an exceptional woman. Hold on! Viktor

[@Medytacjusz]

"Thank you Peppa Pig for saving Russian KZbinrs" - I laughed so hard, though it wasn't an entirely happy laughter; a dark kind of laughter rather.

[@doubledeeeeeeez]

She has the best dry humor.

[@kentonian]

I feel like you need a big hug from the whole world. So much on your shoulders 😢. Please don’t let all the ignorance get you too upset. The world needs more people like you.

[@oxstew3312]

I think that Ukrainian girls her age repeatedly r@ped by Russian soldiers had a bit more on their shoulders than Natasha from Russia...

[@andermolk2428]

And do not need tens of thousands of Ukrainians flesh apart by Russian rockets!

[@KMACKTIME]

Happy to see you’re doing ok and I hope you make it to wherever you plan on going asap. Cheers from Illinois USA

[@บอลลําปาง-ง8ป]

สวัดดีคับ

[@smok4101]

That junk yard looks like a Wisconsin back yard doesn't it? Even those prickly things that attach to your cloths are the same.

[@smok4101]

Seems internet will be blocked completely very soon. All electronic contact will be cut off?

[@marshallwilliams539]

@@smok4101 I too am from Wisconsin and I know more than a few back yards just like that! Nice to know some things are the same no matter where you go.

[@stevemcgowen]

@@LINER011 are you a Russian bot, wumao or just a Qrumper nut job? I can’t tell the difference anymore…

[@prbprb2]

In these troubled times, this channel is one of the few things that make me happy and feel hope for the world. Even I am an American, my mother grew up during a war, and I am traumatized by the current events. Please get to a good place, Natasha, and start posting again. It is very heartwarming.

[@OhioCarl]

Thank you for your videos. Young folks like you give me hope for our future. I live on the edge of Appalachia in the U.S. and the old coal towns here closely resemble where you were at today.

[@mpgrenda]

Natasha, I was very happy to see you. Your journey in life is just beginning and bringing us along is fascinating. Stay safe and positive.

[@robertmorton2790]

No

[@robertmorton2790]

Ub

[@butchturner578]

Natasha, keep the dream alive! There’s a whole world out there waiting for you. Peace and Prayers!❤️

[@timlaw9250]

I do not want to add to your stress but I wonder sometimes if you grasp the amount of people you effect in a positive way with your charming personality and wonderfully unique and interesting presentation of your videos. When you get down about life sometimes natasha remember we our all in this together muddling through this life the best we can. Your videos our pure and honest and that is something that gives people a respite from the daily grind we all go through. As one of your many viewers I hope our comments and support bring you some happiness in return..Stay safe and stay strong.

[@cherryfairyy]

I know you meant this in a nice way, but she's allowed to show more emotions then just being happy. Especially with her being in Russia during this video. It's amazing that she even took videos while still in Russia after the invasion

[@timlaw9250]

@@cherryfairyy Not sure why you commented on my reply in this way. Could you explain.

[@ron4274]

I have tremendous respect & admiration for this young lady. Her comments are so thoughtful and honest, and her unselfish bravery heroic. The world would be a much better place if every Leader and Politician possessed these same character traits in abundance. Best wishes from Canada, Natasha!

[@sanriosonderweg]

Simp. The geopolitical conflict was obvious, just look up the sea breeze military exercises held just last year, each larger than before, while youtube channels like this concentrated on tourism knowledge. The world isn't better under decadent rule, you are seeing the consequences of such rule as we speak.

[@MoMoMyPup10]

Natasha is a phenomenon. Simple girl, just her. 1M views overnight. She's been remarkable to watch.

[@ptrader7441]

@@MoMoMyPup10 she looks like a sunshine could even been an actress and she is very brave what she talk about

[@j3s0n]

@@crayfishtv I don't believe this. Yes many have been preyed on but I doubt Natasha would be she is aware of the nature of this world.

[@lillime2577]

@@crayfishtv Russia is a different country and society. Therefore everyone probably knows each other "differently" and their respect for people (woman/elders) is different. Kidnapping is rare due to social differences, everyone in a concentrated area such as a village probably would know each other and work with each other on a daily basis.

[@c11p]

Natasha, we are with you the entire journey of your channel. Hoping for safety for you and your family. Your changing the name of your channel came at the perfect time, LOL!

[@LasArmas_]

The truth. I feel so in touch with humanity reading the comments

[@charlesjay8818]

how about the safety for the Ukrainian people, no Russian bombs falling on this stupid girls head

[@gladdie10]

As real as it gets in such a situation !! Thank you, Natasha, for staying clear-headed under such adverse conditions!

[@karolhosiawa622]

Greetings from Poland, Natasha. You’re the first person from Russia I saw who speaks freely and honestly. I hope you stay safe and keep up the good work with your YT channel. Bedt wishes.

[@mysticsite]

It was nice seeing you again. I'm still glad you are on KZbin. I like hearing your views, at least the ones you can share. Take care of yourself. I hope to see you on your next video

[@reggievangleason9511]

You held my intense attention for the entire conversation. I admire you very much. You are so strong, intelligent, sensitive, and thoughtful. You deserve all good things that will come you way. ❤️

[@maxit-mw]

Natasha try to stay positive, there is nothing you can do alone. Try to meet other people that share your ideas, be part of a group, this is how everything starts.

[@dialogarconlahistoria8229]

Good idea

[@Grace.allovertheplace]

It’s a great idea to be part of a group or if that’s not accessible at the moment perhaps support a group you feel inspired by and learn about “what they do” 😃

[@APlusRussian]

That's how it's done. And she'll also have us - almost 300K supporters to back her 🙏

[@eyawakening]

I do everything alone. Everyone is caught up in their own lives. Its not worth relying on other people to never come through or care to call.

[@Tom_YouTube_stole_my_handle]

Then you be the person who comes through or cares. It has to start somewhere.

[@jessied3696]

Yet another example of us all still suffering at the hands of old men orchestrating war. Cheers to you!

[@timlaw9250]

Has nothing to do with age. It is about power, ideology and resources. Those concepts have nothing to do with age. Pick up a history book and read it.

[@battlefieldbartender5671]

You are very brave Natasha, best wishes as you chart the next path in your life!

[@markwhatley9955]

It was good to see you, Natasha. I do love the unusual venues you film in. Keep your head up and stay positive. We all love you.

[@jorhanson8583]

Glad to see you're doing ok Natasha. We're all rooting for you. It was interesting to hear about your family history. My grandfather was from Belarus, my grandmother was from Lithuania.

[@adelekaoki5481]

As someone who spent decades trying to explain the obvious to so many people (parents included) and got tired of watching their own country run itself off a cliff, what can I say? Keep strong, keep it up, find reasons to smile, and thanks for the video. Hugs from Brazil.

[@danielwilson5102]

It's been a while since I have found such a nice, honest, down to earth person on youtube. Be brave, things will get better for you. :)

[@anthonysmith5463]

this girl seems to have a good heart shes a credit to her parents

[@antilarge7860]

She is living inside Russia while their military is doing war crimes and genocide on the Ukraine people and she just sits here doing a dumb as hell Q&A instead of trying to stop the invasion or help the Ukraine people. Wake up this is Russian propaganda.

[@OlgaHolger]

EXACTLY! credit to her parents for her brightness and intelligence - very nice

[@tonibest2011]

i don't buy it, a lot of russian youtubers are capitalizing on these currents events and the fact that people are curious about Russia in these moments, in order to raise their clout, attention seekers

[@ParkerUAS]

@@tonibest2011 You must be new here. If she was wanting to "capitalize" on the events she would produce more than ONE video since the invasion started.

[@timogronroos4642]

She just said her parents are for Putin's propaganda. She is as she is because of herself.

[@daveh.4538]

You explained very well how we are all influenced by information that is presented to us and keeping a open mind when we get older this is more difficult. Please keep positive and impartial.

[@annwrog]

Natasha, this was a great video.This is the first time I have ever seen one of your videos and I enjoyed watching it very much! You gave a lot of useful information. I learned so much. Things I would have never thought about, but everyone needs to know. I hope people all over the world will watch this video. Please stay safe. Love and support from the USA.

[@marklewis1753]

You may never know how much you are appreciated, and I I love learning from your perspective on things. You are a talented annd intelligent person! Please be careful and try to take care of yourself.

[@HarryWincup]

When you said "I am so tired" I felt that deep in my bones. I hope you find your group of people soon and are able to rest and live a calmer life :) That is the dream for us all, I think 🌏💜

[@MarcDupont]

This is amazing to learn from you what it's like to live in a place like Russian with your eyes wide open. Incredibly good work. Real Journalism. Thank you. In Canada we call the spikey flower a "Burr"

[@danieljulian4676]

It's been a bit difficult for me to show good will, but thank you for this stream. I like the aesthetic of the junkyard, and it's fascinating to have a peek at village in Far East of Russia. I live somewhere in western Europe, in a big city, and I used to hear lots of Russian spoken in shops and on the pavements. Now, not in weeks or months. I paid close attention to what you said about the attitude that there was nothing to be happy about, nothing to hope, no reason to try to change anything. I only hope, then, that there is anything left after this conflict is over. Given what you've said, I don't think it ever will be finished. Be well, stay strong, try to keep positive. When I was in school, I studied Russian language for 4 years in high school and uni. As you say, "poka, poka". I still remember a bit of it, though I never used it after school. In my lab at school, I had a colleague from Novosibirsk in the true Siberia. One of the nicest people I ever met. Best of luck in getting out, if you can.

[@Fred3n87]

Heartbreaking. I don't know why this video was recommended to me but i do not regret watching it. You seem like a wonderful person and i wish you, and all and those in a similair situation like you, all the best. Many warm greetings from Sweden.

[@williamyoung9401]

Stay strong, Natasha! You are an inspiration. You can't even imagine the bravery you are displaying with your videos of defiance to this horrible regime. I can't even imagine the guilt and helplessness you must feel. I felt the same way after America invaded Iraq in 2003. I hope this terrible tragedy will end soon, and only Putin and his cronies will suffer, and not all of Russia's people. BTW: I LOL at Peppa Pig saving Russia's KZbin, lol! (6:30) And yes, LOL! We call them "stickers" in our country. I've never seen them that BIG before, though! (9:15) Держись, Наташа! Вы источник вдохновения. Вы даже не представляете, какую храбрость вы демонстрируете своими видеороликами неповиновения этому ужасному режиму. Я даже не могу представить, какую вину и беспомощность ты должен чувствовать. Я чувствовал то же самое после того, как Америка вторглась в Ирак в 2003 году. Я надеюсь, что эта ужасная трагедия скоро закончится, и пострадает только Путин и его приспешники, а не весь народ России. Кстати: я ржу над свинкой Пеппой, спасающей российский KZbin, лол! (6:30) И да, ЛОЛ! Мы называем их «наклейки» в нашей стране. Я никогда раньше не видел их такими БОЛЬШИМИ! (9:15)

[@scottdunbar4898]

My heart aches for you. You deserve to feel safe, content, and loved.

[@nicolaj665]

You are such a lovely person. You are so wise and clever beyond your years. I really feel for you all. God bless you Natasha.

[@Pyriphlegeton]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts and your life with us. You seem like a wonderful person, I hope you will find a bright future. Unfortunately, I doubt that will be possible in Russia. But any country should be honoured to have you. Much love from Germany.

[@nicholaswinebrenner5164]

Thank you for having the courage to speak to us. We need more people like you in this world.

[@florianmehring1208]

I send you a lot of positive energy from Switzerland.

[@rimanpele]

neutral energy cool

[@momonoahanna1986]

Your video was on my front page recommendation. Glad I clicked! Your are a beautiful human being, very well spoken, strong minded and obviously a unique individual who can think for herself. A true facet young women who deserves more recognition.

[@drlarryjohnson7880]

Hi Natasha. I am very happy to see you are well and are still able to post on KZbin. Be strong and careful. We can feel we are alone when we are not in the majority opinion (well informed or not), but there are always others who feel as you do, even if they are quiet or hard to find. I enjoy your very "down to earth" posts.

[@DanS8204]

Natasha, thank you so much for your courage, your compassion, your generosity, and your wonderful sense of humor! Your posts are inspiring and enlightening, and you work is greatly appreciated.

[@dk2428]

Natasha, i can't begin to describe how much i appreciate your channel. Thank you so much for still sharing these videos with us! Very courageous. Greets from tiny Belgium.

[@lindawithguy01]

My heart goes out to you in this difficult time. Stay safe, my friend.

[@kfletcher2005]

What a sweet young lady. Glad to see you are doing well and keeping on top of current events. You will go far in life. May God bless you.

[@markriffey8899]

it's hard to believe such a young person expresses herself with wisdom beyond her years on a variety of topics, and in a different language. Huge respect for Natasha.

[@petejames1326]

she hasent been poisoned by western propaganda like our young people in the west unfortunately have.

[@lbonan]

Worry for her opening her blabbermouth romaticizing the US not knowing Washington is bent on destroying her country. This is not wisdom but stupidity.

[@wvr653]

Clearly this girl have no idea what's going on in Ukraine, and why our troops are over there now. kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6DPoIGMmLiaocU kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIWQq52Iopd4eqc

[@thomas.leitner]

"beyond her years" Yep, and the issue is more like older people are getting far behind their years, with all the increasing accessibility of information, knowledge, wisdom, technology and social connections, while younger generations just grow up with it. And now younger generations have to deal with the issues caused by mentally stuck/degrading older generations (Talking about Neurology/Biology). Edit: Else her generation would not have to deal with this situation. In Russia, Ukraine and other countries. (I count myself to the older generation, getting evolutionary outsmarted by the younger ones. Like my generation has to handle far more knowledge and expectations (decision-making), than generations before. So whoever feels offended in his wisdom, please live your midlife/latelife crisis out somewhere else.)

[@norwegianblue2017]

@@thomas.leitner Dumbest comment of the week.

[@westcoastzoom70]

The fact that you managed to make me laugh several times while discussing such serious topics says a lot about your mindset and personality. Keep up the great work and we'll do our best to support you from around the world.

[@TheJhtlag]

"I am now in Spassk, while all the smart people are leaving Russia, I decided to come to my home town..."

[@akgamingzz]

You think she is real? I think this is only content for making views. And looks how many views she get from the west. She's making money lol

[@hershellacey9405]

I've agreed with Natasha from the very beginning. What she says is the truth.

[@robertkline5739]

Natasha, you are intelligent, insightful with a poetic sensitivity. For God’s sake, take care of yourself. I’m looking forward to many more of your posts

[@badgerknight5263]

this was such a sad and pretty video. i hope you have success with leaving russia, on behalf of denmark i extend an invitation to come live here! it was a beautiful location to shoot at, despite how sad the subject matter was. i wish the absolute best for you natasha! you always seem like such a wonderful person with a lot of important things to say, and a great sense of humor to help the subjects along. i look forward to your next video and i hope things look up for you soon

[@EmilReiko]

Denmark is absolutely horrible to get into, getting a stay permit in denmark and living up to the requirements is like having to tage en stor mundfuld af en lang lort hver dag!... Sweden, i would recommend Sweden! Much easyer, not nearly as humiliating and degrading

[@MrEd8846]

i mean..... the idea sounds good but you look at how they would even have to get there and its harder than it actually sounds. and thats not even mentioning getting a visa approved. thats why so many are going to Georgia or other former Soviet states that you dont necessarily need a Visa to travel to. although its pretty clear its going to be hard to go to Georgia now. i heard a few stories of people having their phones searched at the boarder for "anti russian propaganda"

[@3DLasers]

You never know man, some women just like to shoot. What’s wrong with having a gun, especially if you’re a female and they are bigger than you. Governor Ronald Reagan was right. “Let’s give the New Business Woman and level the playing field” I think women deserve the chance. We listen to Bank Manager’s telling us that they are only 5% of the World Bank Managers and they are being forced into sexual slavery for money. i.e. Prostitution being from the beginning of the Human Race for Shelter and Food… 🇺🇸

[@sodinc]

@@MrEd8846ussr did a lot of work to stop people from running away, nowadays western governments do it for Putin for free

[@jenniferloftus2363]

"When you live your whole life in a small town", yes, this is the same all over the world, right? I understand this completely.

[@JMS1138]

Thank you, I've learned so much about the spirit of Russian people from this video. Out of all the youtubers in Russia, you do the best job of explaining things. Thank you. I hope you find what you looking for. Everyone deserves a happy life filled with creativity.

[@maxkosh4839]

spirit of Russians is pure fascism

[@wvr653]

Clearly this girl have no idea what's going on in Ukraine, and why our troops are over there now. kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6DPoIGMmLiaocU kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIWQq52Iopd4eqc

[@aliciaowo6064]

On the part where you mentioned your relationship to your parents, i felt it sooooo much. I live in germany, was born in russia, but i cant really remember much since we moved when i was 2 years old. I live in germany, im going to college and still live with my parents. I tried so many times to change the mindset of my parents, i tried everything, searched up for reliable sources, talked so much and what ever. I gave up. It only evolved to more and more dispute. They are brainwashed by russian tv (They pay monthly for russian tv in germany) and we live in a district where are a lot of russian. I wish you the best and stay strong, i hope when you move that you find a nice environment where you feel happy. :)

[@NatashasAdventures]

This is common for Russian parents and 😩 We at least can try to change their opinion, and sometimes it works. Thanks, all the best 🌸

[@bigpapa2730]

God bless you from Washington St. U.S.A!

[@TheMusic4Soul]

Geht mir ähnlich.

[@Szarko32c]

Of course you fled toGermany. Russiais no coubtry to live.

[@stefanb2416]

i also have other experiences. my colleague (a trainee in it) hates putin and her mother hates him as well and that was long before the war. they have also lived in germany for a long time and now they are ashamed to be russians.

[@erlinggaratun6726]

It's good to see you again. Nice old 'car dump' you found. I like such places, too. My city in Norway used to have such places, but now it is replaced with new apartment buildings . Keep making your videos best of luck to you.

[@zsdfasdfas]

You have such a beautiful heart, really appreciate the videos you're making. Hope you can leave Russia soon and meet new friends that share your sensibilities and values. Stay safe!

[@Tom_YouTube_stole_my_handle]

Thank you, Natasha. Even though it may cause you to despair it is incredibly useful for us to hear you relay the views of other Russians even if they are different from your own feelings.

[@ivargu]

Your videos are such an important window into a life mostly hidden to us westeners, now more so than ever. Stay safe!

[@QRPp_Radio]

Love her videos, Lover her attitude, Love her ability to survive! - She is giving us all a peek into her personal life and environment - some things are good for her some are not but She will make it through these tough times!

[@AnIdiotsLantern]

Natasha finds a moment of calm in a junk yard with a friendly security guard and some stray dogs. Sometimes it's the little things that matter most.

[@tobyquezambra4969]

You’re a brave young woman. Thanks for the update

[@Albert1987]

Brave of doing what? Staying silent? Or walking in-between old truck and other rubbish?

[@paulm749]

@@Albert1987 You completely missed the bitter, ironic symbolism Natasha is using in this video. She is practically holding your hand and leading you along. Open your eyes!

[@Albert1987]

@@paulm749 i don't need to open my eyes. I know what is going on. russians must, but they have too narrow heads to understand not only ironic video, but basic English language too :(

[@szaboaz]

@@Albert1987 LOL, you must be fun at parties.

[@Albert1987]

@@szaboaz maybe

[@oldschool9932]

Best of luck Natasha. You will do well wherever you go. Take care.

[@spacer1962]

Hello Natasha, and greetings from Oklahoma! I am enjoying your videos very much. They are interesting and informative. Keep up the good work!

[@rickbarrington]

Hang in there Natasha! It may not feel like it now, but life will one day improve for you, and it will improve for the world. Stay strong, and meantime live every day to the fullest, do things that bring you joy even little things :)

[@Valle]

Thanks for this inside look for us. Stay safe, best wishes to you.

[@wvr653]

Clearly this girl have no idea what's going on in Ukraine, and why our troops are over there now. kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6DPoIGMmLiaocU kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIWQq52Iopd4eqc

[@milared1984]

Inside look 🙄 she has no friends outside the internet, she obviously doesn't actually get out much to know what's really going on!

[@Thetequilashooter1]

@@milared1984 How do you know? You don’t have any idea what she does outside of make videos. Be nice and respectful, and don’t be disrespectful towards others.

[@wvr653]

@@Thetequilashooter1 These kind of people like this girl, in Russia we call them liberals, they are real freaks, strange people, so Milla Red she is right. Liberals in Russia means, feminists, gays, pro western values, anti military, vegetarians, pacifists, hippies, etc etc.

[@user-iz3gv5vo6b]

@@milared1984 I think that she gets out and knows what's really going on. She's been to the States. Check out her previous videos.

[@maxfmfdm]

You are really good at conveying human perspective and this is super valuable to everyone.

[@MrAnimal1971]

Natasha. You have a gift for journalism. Don't stop doing what you do. Stay strong, smile, and follow your heart. Greetings from planet Earth.

[@cabbol5012]

You are going to be such a great asset to any country you end up in! Keep up the travel and discovery.

[@warrennerraw7237]

Good to know that we can still see you, thank you for keeping your videos going! I wish you all the best and all the Russian people, who actually have the information about what is going on. My heart goes out to all the peace loving Ukrainian & Russian families and loved ones who are, and will be lost in this terrible war xx. South Africa.

[@sinabagherisarvestani8924]

I voted for Biden and I think his doing a great but we need a long term plan were we remove sanctions on nations like Russia or Iran or Cuba and we focus on our domestic issues , sanctions on other nations have achieved nothing and sanctions are immoral . On behalf of Americans united for peace , I want to apologize to the people of Russia under sanctions for the hardship and disorder we have imposed on you and on other nations like Iran , these sanctions are the wrong policy and they have done nothing to improve our own economy We need to stop all domestic drilling in this country and we need to import oil , its cheaper , its cleaner and it helps create jobs in this country , from shipyard workers to exporting oil drilling technology , we have the best technology when it comes to oil drilling equipment in America , we could also convert some of our steel factories in order to sell drilling equipment . I've been voting democrat since 2008 , I think Biden is doing an amazing job on domestic issues but he promised to remove sanctions on foreign nations and focus on domestic issues , he hasn't done that and his imposed more sanctions , its not a good sign and if this continues I won't vote in elections anymore . I think now is the time to ban domestic drilling and to import cheap and clean oil , our green laws are strong but we need to impose stronger environmental laws not just for fracking oil but we need stronger laws imposed on the lumber and wood industry and the coal and mining industry we need to remove sanctions on Russia because NATO needs Russian oil , Ukraine could have done more to prevent this war but now the war needs to stop , Russia can return areas under its control to Ukraine and Ukraine needs to stop its attacks on Donetsk and Lugansk , these two cities support Putin and they have the right to support Putin without being discriminated Instead of creating a new world order based on trade , our sanctions have created a world disorder , we only have ourselves to blame . The war needs to stop but both Russia and Ukraine need a peace deal where both sides can improve relations in the future , Russia can return Mariupol as a show of goodwill and Ukraine would allow more independence to Donetsk and Luhansk since these two cities support Putin . A peace deal would also benefit NATO , because they can continue imports of Russian oil and it would benefit Ukraine and Europe

[@fmdj]

Knowing there are people like you in Russia makes me feel better. You are very brave. Thank you for the news, be safe, and all the best!

[@dariuswroclawski5521]

brave? brave? ahahahah. Bravery is when people fight for democracy with this Barbarian putin's Regime from kremlin ,not escape .

[@Truth_Seeker_UK]

Azov Ukrainians are killing innocent Russian Ukrainians and have been doing so for the past eight years.... My western media are in full on propaganda mode so i watch Patrick Lancaster who reports from the front line showing how Russia are helping Ukrainians. Ukrainian government are corrupt, in bed with the likes of Hunter Biden.

[@91KP_SilentEchoes]

Don't worry, there are more good people there than you think. This is coming from an American. Even if you go there and nobody smiles. Natasha doesn't really smile in public either. Sometimes people get attacked for smiling. If you go there and smile at people they might think you want something and you can get attacked. Doesn't make much sense to us but it is what it is. Natasha talks about it in a past video like the one where she talks about going to college and her experience in America, how she didn't want to leave, and how she re-adapted to not smiling in gloomy Russia. There are still people that smile behind closed doors. Don't mistake it for an evil place. She is brave for sure because there's really little to no freedom. People can be executed for less.

[@91KP_SilentEchoes]

I really think the newer generations of Russia are better in multiple ways.

[@91KP_SilentEchoes]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHumeYukeLeaqtU

[@Henry-dt9ht]

To leave one's childhood home is heartbreaking particularly when you don't want to leave early. Don't reproach yourself if you feel in your heart that you will do better somewhere else go there that is your home by adoption not by birth. I hope and pray that you will get a good job and that you will make a good living wherever you find yourself living in a new home of your own. Take things one at a time, and make sure that your courage and your heart are joined into one decision my decision.

[@katahdincloud9803]

Kind of seems like the most poised, honest, purely-intentioned, present, authentic, conscientious, pragmatic, well spoken, generous spirit out there.

[@rick15666]

Precicesly!

[@MART0613]

Hi Natasha, Thank you so much for making this great video. I live in the northern part of Japan, Sapporo, so I can see that we are living in the more or less same climate. I am really hoping you will stay safe and peace will come back to the whole world as soon as possible.

[@raidshadoww]

I love this kind of video, you are an incredible person, never change.

[@paulgutiereziii4792]

Just ran into your video with Nikki from a while back (great traveling enthusiasm from both of you). Such different times then to the current situation but you and Nikki are the positive ones in your country so keep doing what your doing and take care of your mental state of mind.

[@nightwind03]

Thank you for explaining so much for us. Please stay safe. Lots of love to you, Natasha, from Arkansas, USA.

[@bestevestkant]

Greetings from Norway! I just discovered your channel and I really like your clever, honest and thoughtful videos. It's really an eyeopener for a westerner to understand Russia and it's people. Your mentality and attitude reminds me of something in myself. Hope the best for you :)

[@SteifWood]

says someone from beste vestkant 🤣

[@laschagga8886]

Try NFKRZ, he is quite explainative as well, espacially the last videos. Greetings from Germany

[@bestevestkant]

@@SteifWood dude, wherever you are born or where you come from does not single-handedly define your values or personality.

[@potts995]

Good luck Natasha, you've done great work spreading awareness of life in ordinary Russia, I relate to your struggle and hope you find a more positive place to just be!

[@heljeheitur-dungay9990]

Thank you for your honesty and openness, Natasha. The perspectives you share are so important to understanding what is happening in Russia now. Sending best wishes from Estonia.

[@Calebjoyemusic]

Fascinating and beautiful the way you still find creative ways to show your country! Love your work and pure spirit. Thank you

[@Reading-History]

The little plants that stick to your clothes are all over the world. In the US many people call them "burrs". Great video. I love the pride you take in where you come from. I am sorry things are difficult now.

[@10to1imjokin]

As a kid I always thought the real name for them was Sticktights. Never called them anything else till I was an adult. I still think of them as sticktights

[@hershellacey9405]

We love you Natasha and wish you all the best. You are so right in what you think. I hope better days are ahead.

[@Nabo42]

It's funny how similar we all really are. There was one moment early in the video where she shows the road running by the scrapyard and it looks like it could be right down the street from me here in North Texas lol

[@RobinPoe]

We call the cockleburs where I live in the Pacific Northwest.

[@5plic3r]

I call them sticky burrs here in Oklahoma. Ours are a lot smaller and extra thorny.

[@atticusgalt10]

"Thank you Peppa Pig for saving Russian KZbinrs." The absurdity of that fits right in with everything else about this war.

[@jasondevine8524]

That sticky spiky thing attaching itself to your clothes is a seed, nature is amazingly clever😊

[@inhocsignovinces8061]

Any country would be lucky to have you moving in. Love from Finland.

[@nikosmanganiotis3519]

Niin, kreikka ja suomi 🇫🇮🇬🇷❤️❤️

[@whukriede]

And then again, the Far East may be one of the safer places now.

[@18yearsoldnot]

@@whukriede they don’t speak English in the Far East and don’t take kindly to white foreigners anymore

[@whukriede]

@@18yearsoldnot Sorry, I don't get it.

[@paulharrison8379]

I looked for your name and found that you had been quoted in an academic paper entitled "Where Europe overflows: Russia as a colonial power" by Anna Woudstra Pardoen in European Studies Review. She wrote " Siberia is also now rearing its head. Natalia Kurnaeva, a Russian vlogger from the Far East, summed it up best in her video on Vladivostok: all profits made from the region flow to Moscow, and barely any of it is reinvested in the region." You are a useful source of information for people studying the far East of Russia.

[@kerstas10]

Lol, just like back at ussr times. What other countries earned, everything went to moscow, and then 15% back. 😅 When my country decided to leave Gorbachiov, tried to persue goverment, that if they stay, they will give not 15%, but 30%. 😂 (percentages may not be correct, but you get the idea)

[@thamor4746]

@@kerstas10 In the end think it went from 15% to 10%

[@Kat-gp6gj]

I hope they asked her permission before using her name and information!

[@TheoSmith249]

That is very similar to Canada where the province of Alberta and its oil and gas riches…. Flow to Ottawa. It all just a power hierarchy.

[@SirCamsmorethanalot]

@@TheoSmith249 and in the hard times for Alberta, it flows the other way so not similar and you misrepresent.

[@windswept8123]

Natasha, I'm so glad to know you're safe and still able to make videos. I missed you over the past few weeks. The places you choose to film in are unusual, and the junk yard today seemed appropriate for some of the depressing questions and answers that you shared. That said, I also find a certain beauty in old, rusted things, and I could see that the place was peaceful in a way. I hope you will find where you are meant to be, soon, and will be able to thrive there. Keep sharing your thoughts and impressions with the world. Your voice is so important. Thank you.

[@wvr653]

Clearly this girl have no idea what's going on in Ukraine, and why our troops are over there now. kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6DPoIGMmLiaocU kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIWQq52Iopd4eqc

[@kkrolf2782]

Natasha, I’d very much enjoy your youtube videos EVER SOOOO MUCH MORE … I F the road noise, in this video, and the restaurant noises in the one with Nikita, hadn’t drowned out so much of what you have to say.

[@kountification]

Thank's Natasha for doing this video!!

[@gasdorficmuncher9943]

we love russian people we understand thier a few brainwashed people bad apples with worms

[@fredwoodson6405]

Thank you for the time and effort you put in to give us an understanding of what your life was like up to this point. I hope you continue making your KZbins wherever you go. Russia did not make your KZbins interesting, YOU made your KZbins interesting. Thank you sooooooo much. 💛💛💛

[@RussianPlus]

such a cool spot to film a video) junk yard! i agree since February 24 Russia has been a different country. and I’m not sure if there’s any light left at the end of the tunnel at this point. I was born in the USSR and now my country is back to the USSR sadly

[@pudanielson1]

Stay safe RussianPlus. We're all rooting for you and Natasha to be free

[@RussianPlus]

@@pudanielson1 appreciate that

[@mickeybowmeister1944]

Really like your channel too buddy, also fan of Ali and Bald. Between all you guys we really are spoilt for content. Keep safe pal.

[@tomriley5790]

Take care of yourself. So sorry that all this has happened still think it's crazy!

[@pessi6185]

Explain how you are back in the USSR? Maybe you should think about the poor people of the Donbass who have been at the mercy from Stepan Bandera worshipping Nazis for the last 8 years. If it wasn't for the sacrifice of the people of the USSR then we might have all been speaking German or not existing at all.

[@joeparks2945]

I do watch your videos Natasha & I find you so intelligent & brave, no body can break your wall, just be yourself. I admire you... From 🇵🇭

[@CarsandCats]

You're a good person, Natasha. I always look forward to your next video.

[@bigscarysteve]

Ah, the aesthetics of a junkyard! I feel right at home! My father was a mechanic, and he enjoyed visiting junkyards. When I was a boy, he dragged me along with him!

[@francescosorana8706]

I can only wish with all my heart that this madness will pass and you will have a wonderful life in a place you truly love and where you are free, respected, cared for, and happy ❤️ my country (Italy) will always be open for gentle and kind souls like you!

[@thepatternologist]

Natasha, I have lived in Romania for my first 27 years, and what you are saying is EXACTLY how the atmosphere in Romania was. There is hope, but with hope there is also pain. The longer it takes to change the more painful it gets... Russians need critical thinking something I have only discovered after living 5 years in the west. I appreciate your open mindedness considering your past and where you are now. Much RESPECT. You have a new follower. If you want to leave Russia please do it as soon as possible and while it is still possible.

[@sirjohneh]

Critical thinking has been so central to western nations' evolution over the 200-300 years. It's messy, harmonious, acrimonious, collaborative, argumentative, uniting, awkward -- it's alll of these things. But at heart, despite the messiness it "tries" to listen to the people and literally keep power from centralizing, especially in unchecked individuals. Without critical thinking you cannot do this.

[@thepatternologist]

@@sirjohneh Thank you for your comment. Love it when I see eloquence in youtube comments. it's rare.

[@sirjohneh]

@@thepatternologist that's very kind of you to say - thank you!

[@Telephony954]

Several weeks ago, I ran across one of your postings, and was struck by your forthright demeanor, and charm. I, like any other who see's your postings, and takes time to see past the mere words, are so very glad you have found a haven of safety. Be well. Stay safe.