Why I'm LEAVING AMERICA for Russia! No more Leftist Ideology

[@giovannaiachino3051]

Hi from Canada, great show, I agree with everything you have all been saying🙏🏻🇷🇺❤️

[@MoscowPhotog]

👋🏼 🇨🇦 Thanks for watching!

[@__-bc4bs]

Tres amigos speaking real stuff. 👍🧠

[@MoscowPhotog]

Thanks man!

[@donk9189]

As Russian to me this is something so beautiful something that I never thought would happen! GOD bless !

[@MoscowPhotog]

@@donk9189 thank you! 🙏🏼

[@karinmurry90]

Great conversation, guys!

[@MoscowPhotog]

Thank you so much!

[@delphiniapickett2934]

God bless all who want a place where everyone is valued

[@Edelwulf]

My Russian souldiers!

[@ТатьянаГубина-и1и]

Welcome!

[@MoscowPhotog]

Come on!

[@Edelwulf]

@@MoscowPhotog I hope to, but I am not rich and I'm 60, turning 61 in 3 days. As I have asked @Expat American (Joseph), is there room in Russia for such?

[@MoscowPhotog]

@@Edelwulf of course. There is room for all good people.

[@edwardsisk3253]

Thank you for the vote of confidence. I don't get that much here.

[@musicclassic5938]

It's different, guys. I don't think in New York everyone says hello to every pedestrian on the street; same in Moscow. But I definitely say "Hello! How do you do?" to people living in the same section of the condominium I live. And in the country where I have my dacha (summer house) north of Moscow, neighbors certainly greet each other along the entire street because we know each other.

[@dougkuykendall1547]

Yes, Putin is a Nationalist, not pushing one world government. America is pushing one world government...leading the way.

[@Planet-k2m]

One very small nuance is the Jewish world government.

[@Linda-f6f6k]

You are so right.

[@freedomcat6880]

It sucks.

[@ninobee]

You made the right decision in your life. It's no doubt. Wishing you health, love, and happiness in RU!

[@sofiagolding1451]

Every nation must have HEALTHY Nationalism - to protect National Identity and Freedom. EVERY NATION - No exception 👍👍🌸🌷🌾🌱

[@suegreene1]

Priorities are Christian and large families.

[@edwardsisk3253]

I'm Christian but would likely be coming on my own

[@svensulzmann4282]

Not for everybody though. I don’t necessarily want a lot kids it’s simply scary the responsibility it brings.

[@Pashka70123]

Hello from 🇨🇦. I haven’t been able to get back in many years but when I was there visiting with my wife’s family and friends back in the early 2000’s till 2011 it felt like I was at home. I found my Russian soul during that time. Unfortunately I can’t go back due to my spinal cord injury in 2013 but it will always be in my heart. We are in the process of getting our son citizenship as well to make it easier for them to go back and not worry about a visa.

[@MoscowPhotog]

Hello 🇨🇦! I so wish you could travel again to Russia. Good luck to your son and your family!

[@NitwitMN]

Best wishes and warmest tidings to y’all

[@MoscowPhotog]

Thank you!

[@loktaiextatus]

Its such a trip watching the trend of people moving. Not just you guys for instance but Australians, Canadians, and others who have chosen to relocate. I myself moved to Russia in 2009 through 2010- I went because of the layoffs and I decided to try my hand at teaching english. I visited Moscow but chiefly spent time in Siberia in the city of Kemerovo where I lived and worked. I came back in 2010 - I have family in Belarus now and I have some ability to understand speak read and write in Russian though it was lost in our family a long ass time ago and so I am digging it back out for myself, or I've been trying for the last 20 years. I dont use it day to day (unless I go out of my way to make myself) but hearing it and using it feels comfortable ... like comfort food for the soul. I have been considering doing the same thing you guys have been doing, and moving. I am not alone - I think probably only a tiny minority of people who decide to do so actually make it public for so many reasons. I know personally of multiple americans who either just moved there or they work from home for american companies but live in russia ( enjoying the nice salary). I hope more people get to see and understand the kind of place Russia is and what it means for people- or what it COULD mean for them, and understand that it IS 100% "Nightmare difficulty" from the process to the language to the climate.. (you gentleman if you have a grip on spanish wont struggle as much with pronunciation as most americans- ) but its a case of you get BACK what you put in- and its worth while.

[@MoscowPhotog]

Wow what an interesting and unique perspective. Here’s an open invitation to come on the channel and talk about your experience. Seriously. It would be awesome!

[@Nowhereman123]

Coming to Kazan was one of the best decisions I've made in my life.

[@oliviao3686]

Where do Americans mostly move to? I'm a Russian in Europe considering going back, but I'd love to still have the chance to be surrounded by an international community. It's not easy to give up on the "dream" I'd had for most of my life, thinking that Europe was a better place 😅.

[@coucoun1275]

@@oliviao3686 The answer is simple if not very trivial. Moscow. In know many Americans, Europeans, Latinos from Latin America in person, who live here. Most of them are interesting and decent folks.

[@Adwa-1896]

As I always, it’s good to see u guys 🤙

[@MoscowPhotog]

Thank you for watching!

[@elenamraz957]

SMART PEOPE ! BRAVOOOO !

[@MoscowPhotog]

Thank you for watching!

[@robertswagger5787]

Great job guys, really enjoyed this podcast.

[@MoscowPhotog]

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@alexbondar5923]

Great🎉🎉

[@giovannaiachino3051]

Thanks!

[@MoscowPhotog]

Wow! Thank you so much!

[@musicclassic5938]

True, in Vladivostok I was freezing to my bones in January 1997, when it was minus 14 of frost because of terrible winds, whereas in Irkutsk on Lake Baikal I felt fine at minus 30 of frost. It felt like minus 8 in Moscow.

[@musicclassic5938]

I visited Lake Baikal in winter, when it was -30 Celcius and the number one nature wonder there was the river Angara, a mighty Sibeerian river, flowing out of Lake Baikal. What is amazing is that the current is so strong there that water never freezes in that very place even at minus 30 degrees Celsius. So you see pristine blue ice on one hand and bubbling flowing water on your other hand. This place is not far from the city of Irkutsk.

[@MoscowPhotog]

Sounds amazing!

[@margo7059]

Замерзает )) .В аномально холодные зимы. Дело в том, что в истоке Ангары стоит шаман-камень. Это часть хребта, который идет по западному берегу Байкала. То есть вода там, внизу, встречает препятствие и резко поднимается наверх, не давая образоваться льду. А то, что исток может замёрзнуть я знаю от сотрудников лимнологического института в Листвянке. Люди рассказывали как птиц спасали при замёрзшей Ангаре.

[@михаилпанев-о4к]

Open your wings! Free your mind! Fly away!

[@genecanfield3681]

Great discussion, gentleman. You touch on subjects that strike a chord well beyond Latino sensibilities. America has taken a dangerous wrong turn. Every day, I consider an exit. Every element of the system is damaged if not completely broken. This assessment is applicable to the entire West. You've all on the right track, carry on.

[@MoscowPhotog]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@musicclassic5938]

I also suggest you visit the most amazing place north of Sochi, called Gelendzhik and especially the Utrish nature reserve near Gelendzhik with an amazing variety of plantlife and gorgeous mountain views.

[@rostov2211]

Great to see you all getting together and from 3 different cities as well. Fun discussion and very 'spot-on'. Welcome to Russia Tony. All the best from St. Petersburg.

[@dougkuykendall1547]

I have always liked America to having stage 4 cancer. The book the Fourth Turning explains failed civilizations in recorded history. The fourth turning (like winter) is the 4th season...the end. America is in the 4th turning.

[@gregorybrutyan6473]

Greetings from Flagstaff

[@MoscowPhotog]

Hello sir!

[@Eph1-4]

Dan! Ksenia, twins🙏🙏🤩

[@НаталияНаталия-я5й]

Dan is absolutely right...if Russia and America had created a parity alliance, it would have been cool...One day we will come to this...we need to expand our priorities into science, space, and much more, and not waste our strength, economy and finances on wars, inventing some illusory eternal enemies along the way...and Dan is also right that it is necessary to provide mandatory access to education, but, apparently, it is really beneficial to have a stupid, low-thinking crowd of poorly educated people in the states - it is easier to manage and fill their heads with all sorts of nonsense...TY for sharing this vid

[@MoscowPhotog]

Glad you enjoyed the conversation! Thanks for your comment.

[@edwardsisk3253]

@@НаталияНаталия-я5й America can't help itself in this downward slide. Time to cut the losses.

[@pariscrossroads]

The poorly educated people are all the low income migrants who are breaking into our country!

[@vladz6202]

Интересная беседа. Спасибо

[@MoscowPhotog]

Спасибо!

[@musicclassic5938]

Hey, guys, a Moscow man here. I suggest that you visit the Catholic Church of Immaculate Conception on Malaya Gruzinskaya Street in Moscow. You can walk there from Krasnopresnenskaya subway station. And make sure you also visit Bolshaya Gruzinskaya Street running in parallel, there's a lot to see there as well.

[@MoscowPhotog]

Thanks for the suggestion. I’ll check it out.

[@I_Stand_With_RussiaZOV]

I'm American & wish I had the the money move me & my family to beautiful mother Russia if it wasn't for my wife and kids I would already be on the Frontline earning my citizenship or ☠️ trying anyways God bless Russia and her Warriors Z O V 💪

[@MoscowPhotog]

Let’s hope 2025 brings peace to all parts of the world.

[@I_Stand_With_RussiaZOV]

@@MoscowPhotog I pray every night for peace

[@СергейПопов-р6н]

У нас в Москве, по вечерам на выходных, круче чем эти " открытия Олимпийских игр".....😂😂😂😂😂

[@ranting.russian]

Только не грабят и не насилуют 🙏

[@alexbayer2365]

@@ranting.russian скажите это пострадавшей девушки из Матч-ТВ

[@alyterazia5561]

​@@alexbayer2365привет Киеву 🤍🤍

[@FrancoisSauer-ys3qc]

Good luck guys you are being admired for your convictions,may God be with you.

[@MoscowPhotog]

Thank you for your support!

[@delphiniapickett2934]

❤

[@sidnelson9379]

La Raza was C Chavez movement if I remember correctly; Nice to see Tony's perspective- took me back to living in P.R. (Guyama as a pre-teen for the longest time I ever lived in one place: four years!) during one of the most politically charged times; The independistas, the statehood advocates, and the commonwealthers made for some exciting arguments in the streets- sometimes settled with machete fights! I too, had my blood thinned by living in the tropics, so much aloha from Big Island to the compai's in Russia!

[@MoscowPhotog]

Thank you brother!

[@alexmashkin863]

Dan, I don't expect you to understand :-) Russian state, Russian nation is 1500 years old, no matter the name. USA is not a nation, in my opinion, never has been, it's corporation if anything.

[@Wild-Siberia]

I dont expect you to understand that USSR and Russian Monarchy fell a long time ago.. the Russia today has been built by modern Russians working hard with their government to make a new country that competes with the entire west. You have no idea what youre saying no one said Russian history is not over 1000 years old... You probably dont speak English as a first language since you were not humble in your reply I will give you the same energy. Russia started from nothing in 1991 agains the world... thats what I said in other words but you didnt understand.

[@alexmashkin863]

@@Wild-Siberia Case in point. English is not my first language but I understand perfectly what you're trying to say, it's simply not true. And I don't expect you to understand that for probably ten more years :-) Then you might. For now you just assume a lot and apply your western mindset to things is not compatible with. There's a little truth to your statement, but it's only a small part of the whole.

[@margo7059]

@@Wild-Siberia В 91 году никто не начинал с нуля против всего мира. Это просто неправда. 91 год - время ельцинского угара и либеральной демократии, время когда как раз пытались сблизиться Западом. Процесс отрезвления пошел с бомбардировок Югославии. Именно тогда народ ужаснулся и одумался. Очень уж рьяно наши заокеанские друзья рассуждали что Югославия - это показательный пример и так они собираются поступать с всеми несогласными. (Вспоминаем Кадаффи, например с его попыткой золотого динара). Люди сделали выводы. Кто-то сдался. Кто-то сдал страну и стал коллоборантом, а кто-то стал перегруппировывать силы. Точка невозврата - поворот самолёта Примакова над Атлантикой.

[@oliviao3686]

​@@Wild-Siberiathere would not be the Russia of today, if Russians did not have a 1000 year old history and culture at their shoulders, Dan. It's very subtle, but all the happenings of the past centuries formed the real "Russian soul", including the controversies, like Stalin, where people know that a few mln of people perished at his(?) Will, but at the same time we recognise that Russia needs a strong leader and he did a lot to rescue the place from being conquered by fa's...sts

[@Wild-Siberia]

No one here who is Russian understands what I said was a competent you guys have no idea what I said … it’s a slap to the worlds face what I said but you cannot comprehend as English is not your first language it’s ok

[@StevenSampsonMedia]

The U.S. is too polarized and is becoming more and more unstable, and risking collapse.

[@lorenzocoffee]

You are right and as Americans you see your own country... Just think to us Europeans "freed" by the US what we have seen and what is living at the edge of the empire...

[@MoscowPhotog]

Europe has suffered greatly at the hands of unelected bureaucrats. Puppets of the west.

[@tijanapopovic1324]

​@@MoscowPhotogTrue that!

[@svensulzmann4282]

There is no US Empire because the US doesn’t really control large territories. Europe is free to do what they want in fact they are making their own decisions.

[@ranting.russian]

Just imagine what the world would be like today if the US and Europe accepted Russia into the club in the 1990s-2000s...

[@lexsteel12]

An awesome podcast, gentleman. Thank you for sharing. I wish I was in a position to move to Russia myself. I am sick and tired of the toxic politicians, amd politics in America. All the woke BS that has infected the entire American culture, is beyond believe. America is truly culturally, and financially going down the s**t pipes. Maybe one day I can gather enough resources to move out of America.

[@MoscowPhotog]

Thank you!

[@SpeakingTheTruthsAndPeaceOut_V]

Great video and honest opinions. 🥰 I also don’t see policemen around where I live. I have complete freedom as long as I don’t break serious laws. I predict Dan will love Russia so much that he will choose to become a Russian citizen. 😅

[@MoscowPhotog]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@musicclassic5938]

I've always been wondering why Americans vote for either a Republican or a Democrat candidate, absolutely ignoring independents like Bobby Kennedy who is arguably way smarter than the official candidates of the two parties. Why don't Americans even look at independent candidates?

[@MoscowPhotog]

Only Americans will understand my answer. It takes big money to win a presidential election. Independents don’t have the $$$ to compete.

[@musicclassic5938]

@@MoscowPhotog I surely understand that, which proves that in the final analysis it's not a democracy but the power of big capital.

[@guy7670]

@@MoscowPhotog Im sure you're right but I don't understand why that is, now that we are in the Information Age, everyone has a smart phone and is able to learn as much as they want about anything they wish. It seems the problem is that our system has always been doomed because most people want what's best for them in the short term. And it's those that determine our Leaders. Most people are just going to vote for the person who gives them the most for the least effort possible. Especially immigrants from Collectivist societies. Ive lost confidence in a Representative Republic I think.

[@SH-tk2oc]

Tony good luck! If you are living in Russia with your son you can essentially apply for Russian citizenship in a quick way. Many people would envy your options. Whatever you choose good luck to you 😊

[@vincenthigginbotham8729]

@@SH-tk2oc your son can then fight for Russia to keep it safe

[@suegreene1]

I enjoyed it very much gentlemen. Hey Dan counting the days lest then 15 days left?

[@MoscowPhotog]

Thanks for watching!

[@edwardsisk3253]

I believe Dan said he was going to livestream his marriage. I hope to catch that

[@victoriaxyz6558]

I want to be honest with you. I just came to America for my masters and I feel like I have never seen so many brainwashed people in my entire life. It refreshing to see different Americans like you guys. I wish to meet people like when I come back 🎉

[@MoscowPhotog]

This is an interesting observation. Please tell us more.

[@victoriaxyz6558]

@@MoscowPhotog seriously whenever my husband talks politics with Americans whether in China or elsewhere it’s mostly the far left or people who genuinely believe that other countries worse than USA. They all believe that communism is bad and democracy is great. People have no freedom or safety in the united states and they still defend democracy! I don’t know why. There is some sort of deeper issue within the society that can’t overcome the growing popularity of Russia and other countries too. And now u hear all these Russian songs in red pill TikTok’s. I have a conspiracy theory that the more they try to discredit Russia the more people are interested in culture

[@SH-tk2oc]

I’ve been coming to Russia for 20 years and it’s improving every year! It’s an awesome country- “hey join us” a line from “Some Like It Hot” 😊

[@MoscowPhotog]

Thanks for your comment!

[@stealthspaniel5255]

I think what all of you were looking for was "community". Not the modern sense of the word, but the old fashioned peer to peer, neighbor to neighbor, deep knowledge of each other. People in America are in such large and overcrowded cities where no one has any ties. A true community knows the the area and each other.

[@NissaraKandy]

👍👍👍👌👌👌👏👏👏

[@davevandu2144]

It was Russia first and now it's Russia again, would you believe if someone told you the truth, it was always Russia.

[@chlenuga]

I understand what Dan meant about young Russia. The polit-economical system is young indeed. But he'd get massive protests from the Russian viewers if uses the words "Russia is young" 😅 That's not how we feel and perceive ourselves. So he better phrase it more specifically 😉

[@MoscowPhotog]

Dan is free to speak his mind the way he sees fit. I agree, Russia is young. Meaning the government named the Russian Federation is young. Russia itself is ancient. This is just a difference in culture. There are a lot of pushback in comments from Russians but this is just a difference in perception. Dan is not wrong, and neither are they.

[@chlenuga]

@@MoscowPhotog Btw the term "Young Russia" has a bad connotation coming from the 90s. That's another reason why it might trigger some people. Everyone hates Perestroyka and what it resulted into.

[@MoscowPhotog]

@@chlenuga I understand. These are issues for Russians to deal with.

[@Wild-Siberia]

I will not rephrase what I said because its accurate and I also explained how Russia is over 1000 years old culturally but the Russia today is not the Soviet Union or the Russian empire if yo believe that then you dont know what Russia is today... its greater than everything that came before it... So I suggest you try and understand that The Russian people today are part of a new Russia which carries the memories of old Russia but its a separate Russia by far.. Soviet union fell the Russian Monarchs fell.. Putin is president the Russian people have a democracy.

[@Wild-Siberia]

@@chlenuga perhaps the message is lost in translation... you didnt understand that I was giving Russia and Russians a compliment everything they achieved since the Soviet Union fell is incredible and it will outgrow any western country in record time. You didnt understand this perhaps ... because youre so caught on the word "young" dont mistaken the word for malice when its a complement Youth is absolutely beautiful especially when its tied with strength and wisdom which is what Russia is

[@HunterKampf]

I agree with you guys are saying I agree

[@HunterKampf]

Turns out guy turn Blind Eye to the Americans rest of the continent

[@HunterKampf]

I'm going to say is I don't know

[@HunterKampf]

There's a lot of things in the United States that we know and most people don't even don't even know cuz they're just they're all in their own world and there's we're so separated by their by their own Neighbors

[@HunterKampf]

The promise we have the Mexican border

[@HunterKampf]

All I know is in you in United States of America we have a really fastest government

[@freedomcat6880]

That was a great conversation. I’m in America, and also awake to all this propaganda. I hope things get better if Trump gets in. I guess, we’ll see. 🙏

[@MoscowPhotog]

Thank you for watching!

[@nomchenikoloski7729]

🙏🙏🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺❤️❤️ 😊

[@maxvikstrom9350]

Any expat near Reutov?

[@MoscowPhotog]

Maybe, but not any of us 3.

[@thameryalda2910]

hi guys I loved your conversation but we can do nothing about that because they do whatever they want

[@MoscowPhotog]

You can vote. You can talk to your neighbors, family and friends. You can be the change you want to see.

[@thameryalda2910]

@@MoscowPhotog I do and the people know that is true but the fear of losing the jobs

[@joebloe4374]

Don't overlook Belarusia Uzbekistan etc I was in uzbekistan last month Place was awesome Peaceful great food hotel infrastructure Internet fast almost free No beggars street kids mangy dogs Very inexpensive Nice people freindly 1 year enough to learn qarluk

[@MoscowPhotog]

My wife was born in Tashkent! Looking forward to visiting Uzbekistan soon.

[@joebloe4374]

@@MoscowPhotog 💯👍Greetings from issyk kul kyrgyzstan

[@MoscowPhotog]

@@joebloe4374 Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬 is on my list too.

[@svensulzmann4282]

I feel that is an exaggeration. I live in rural California and I don’t feel bullied. Sure there certain universities and schools which are overdoing diversity but you don’t have to be if you don’t want to. I don’t think Russia is better it has other pros but also a lot of cons. I am not Russian but Western and the US is my home.

[@MoscowPhotog]

If you’re happy, then that’s all that matters. Thanks for watching!

[@Saturn-xo9cd]

I think what he calls "leftist" is called "liberal" in Russia. Russian left wing parties like Communist Party of Russian Federation don't like liberals either. The US style definition of right wing and left wing don't apply in Russian politics.

[@guy7670]

How do you feel about the lack of a 2nd Amendment in Russian law? As a former Law Enforcement Officer do you feel the lack of self defense abilities is less important there than in the U.S?

[@MoscowPhotog]

Good question. A lot depends on who you talk to. I’ve never felt the need or the wish that I could pack in Russia. The question of personal safety doesn’t enter my mind. It’s that’s safe here. In Texas I was always looking over my shoulder.

[@guy7670]

@@MoscowPhotog That's really interesting. Of course safety is a relative thing, and even though I would concede that there are places here in the states where I would feel it is an inconvenience that just isn't justified, I can't think of ANY major cities here that I would feel that way about. Considering your background, I think your statement is remarkable and really persuasive.

[@MoscowPhotog]

@@guy7670 if you have the opportunity to visit, you’ll experience what I mean first hand.

[@oliviao3686]

We, the people of Russia, would absolutely oppose introduction of a "second amendment". In fact, that would make us feel unsafe. Mad people should have no arms. P.s. in Russia you can still buy self-defence, like trau.atic guns, pepper spray, taser(?). Those are more than enough to protect yourself in the street, if you know how to use them.

[@guy7670]

@@oliviao3686 Interesting. So are you saying criminals there have no firearms? If there are some that do then I guess the question would be why prevent law abiding citizens from having them? Non lethal arms obviously are not sufficient against armed criminals. Anyway if you feel safe then that's what matters, whether you actually are or not I guess. Thanks for the reply.

[@Grauer33]

As a Russian - good to see you in Russia, friends! 😊 I really hope Russia will be your Homeland!

[@MoscowPhotog]

Thank you so much!

[@Grauer33]

@@MoscowPhotog honestly speaking, I also really hope Trump will come into the office again and US will recover, but he will have to roll up his sleeves this time and do what he promised - to drain the swamp, for real, he will have no other option. I hope Bigg's prophecy will come true in full and the written above will happen. Maybe you will bw back to US in that case, but i hope at least you will bring back there only good impression and experience of Russians :)

[@cassandraelliot7878]

Lack of knowledge is termed "ignorant."

[@alfredg4044]

@Moscow Photographer - would you be living in Russia now if you didn’t have a Russian wife, or would you still be living in the US and be forced to put up with things that you find objectionable?

[@MoscowPhotog]

Had I not followed my heart. Had I not listened to my intuition. Had I not trusted my inner guidance I would not have met my wife. It turns out if you follow your heart, God will put you where you’re supposed to be. So to answer your question, I don’t know if I would still be living in Texas because I didn’t have to make that choice. It just worked out that Russia was where my love resided. And as it turns out, Russia is a much better place for me than where I came from and I’ve made it my mission to tell others how truly wonderful it really is.

[@alfredg4044]

@@MoscowPhotog I am so glad that things have worked out for you. I don’t agree with some of your views, but find you to be a very likable guy despite our differences. I’ve spent a lot of time in Russia. It’s a wonderful place and I wouldn’t hesitate to visit again. There are a lot of things about the US that are less than desirable, but also some things about Russia that I don’t like. I find people to be more credible if they admit that no country is perfect and acknowledge both the strengths and weaknesses of each nation. I understand the desire not to dwell on the negatives of the place where one resides, but it’s okay to acknowledge that there may be room for improvement in some regards. Keep up the good work. I look forward to your videos.

[@MoscowPhotog]

@@alfredg4044 thanks for a level headed approach. No, not everything is perfect here. But it is peaceful, and calm and I don’t have to look over my shoulder when I walk about. And that in itself makes it perfect for me. Thanks for being a loyal viewer.

[@user-jx7uo5jo4q]

Christ is King . Free Palestine. MAGA .

[@musicclassic5938]

We all know what happened to the UNION of the Soviet Socialist Republics. The UNITED States and European UNION remind me of that Soviet UNION and there's no reason to think that they avoid the fate of the USSR or other empires. And Tony is right. The USSR was a country of state atheism and that's why it collapsed.

[@СимонВизенталь-ы7ь]

The USSR collapsed because of a weak political system and treason. There was no system of checks and balances, the General Secretary always had the deciding vote in every decision. And when a traitor and a corrupt person took this position, the whole system immediately collapsed like a house of cards.

[@sofiagolding1451]

Russia is on the right side of History. GOD is with Russia, because Russia is a TRULY CHRISTIAN Nation❤❤❤⛪️⛪️💒💒💒💒🙏🙏🙏🙏🌿🌲🌾

[@MoscowPhotog]

Thank you for watching!

[@madrodeo425]

I wish i could visit Russia one day..

[@MoscowPhotog]

Make a plan. Get a visa and before you know it….you’re here.

[@madrodeo425]

@@MoscowPhotog ya but from where I'm from, it's going to be very very expensive. I'm from the most expensive country in the world 😅

[@musicclassic5938]

I bet Dan was never as dumb as Kamala Harris and now he is one of the smartest men in Russia.

[@Petr-Nikolov]

Please stop conflating socialism with left liberalism.

[@viaceslavmikhailovich9825]

No, Russia is not a new young country. Putin was educated in 1970th. Others who were all those years working with him, also mostly not so young. Some dramatic changes happened but still it is the same country, and people are the same. Putin is accomplishing a lot of things what SR party (SR won elections to Constitutional Assembly in 1917) planned to do. Russian communist party which is led by Zyuganov from early 1990th is preaching the same pro-Leninist nonsense. Pro-western so called liberals are also not new. Actually in the late 1980th about half (or maybe more) of Russian population was pro-western.

[@MoscowPhotog]

The Russian Federation is indeed a young country. Russia is ancient. I think we can all agree this is what was meant by Dan.

[@viaceslavmikhailovich9825]

@@MoscowPhotog I don't agree. Country is made up of territory + people. Territory is the same and people are the same. Russian Federation (RSFSR) was proclaimed by Bolsheviks in 1918, and recognized by some countries as an independent state in 1920. After the civil war 1917-1922 the state indeed was changed but the country and people remained the same. The change of political power doesn't mean the change of the country.

[@Slovakman23]

@@viaceslavmikhailovich9825 Môj názor je, že áno po zmene celospoločenského systému sa reálne mení aj spoločnosť, čo znamená, že vzniká nová verzia štátu. To isté sa stalo Slovensku a Česku. Existoval štát ČESKOSLOVENSKO, potom ČESKOSLOVENSKA SOCIALISTICKÁ REPUBLIKA a ČESKOSLOVENSKA FEDERATIVNA REPUBLIKA. Nakoniec sa spoločný štát rozdelili do dvoch samostatných územných, ekonomických, spoločenských a kultúrnych štátov. Vo všetkých týchto časových obdobiach a politických systémoch to bola iná verzia štátu a spoločnosti. ... ÁNO jeden národ spojený z dvoch kultúrne podobných no zároveň odlišných individuálnych národov. ... Zatiaľ čo povojnové ČESKOSLOVENSKO bolo opticky "rovnaké" do 1989, po revolúcii (prevrate podporovanom Západom) sa všetko úplne zmenilo o 180°. Už sme neboli tými individuálnymi národmi tvoriace jeden celok. Stali sme sa novými ekonomickými, politickými a kultúrnymi národmi odlišnými od tých v období Socializmu. ..... Podobne to je aj s Ruskom. Nezáleží, že väčšina územia je takmer identická a kultúra pretrváva 1000 rokov. Rozpad Sovietskeho zväzu vytvoril nové republiky a medzi nimi aj novú RUSKÚ FEDERÁCIU. Zmena územnej integrity CCCP, ekonomického modelu, socialno spoločenského a politického systému vytvorili nový Štát Rusko na streche starého Sovietskeho zväzu. Rovnako ako Sovietsky zväz vznikol na streche starého Cárskeho Ruského impéria. To vzniklo na základe zjednotenia starých Slovanských kmeňov a jazykových skupín do Starej RUSI (Kiev, Novgorod, Moskva...) . ... Teraz je nový Štát Rusko na streche starého Sovietskeho zväzu, novým článkom prastarej železnej reťaze, no v novej "povrchovej úprave". Takže Dan má pravdu NOVÝ RUSKÝ ŠTÁT = RUSKÁ FEDERÁCIA 1991+ je entita ktorá žije v novej epoche svetových dejín, no v truhlici má svoje staré rodinné albumy a kroniky predkov. Ruská federácia je dcéra Sovietskej matky a vnučka Cárskej Ruskej babičky.

[@oliviao3686]

​@@MoscowPhotogthat's a very wrong conception 🤯

[@MoscowPhotog]

@@oliviao3686 agree to disagree.

[@suegreene1]

Or have to fight the crooked way of thinking once the mess is done like in Elon Musk's case.

[@edwardsisk3253]

I almost wish Elon would pull up stakes and move to Russia also

[@MoscowPhotog]

Well he’s moving to Texas which is the next best thing. 😂

[@edwardsisk3253]

@@MoscowPhotog Exactly, Eddie. He doesn't care if California likes it or not. In fact, I think the same sentiment he explained for X advertisers pulling their funding, due to his stance on particular topics, would apply as well.

[@edwardsisk3253]

I'm fairly sure that all the X's stand for Xavier.

[@alexmashkin863]

​@@edwardsisk3253Oh, no! We really don't need these kinds of "business" here.

[@Chris-wj4ze]

It is not lawful in California to mutilate a child's genitals. What are you even talking about?

[@abrooke999]

Russia needs great Latinos !

[@MoscowPhotog]

Gracias! 🙏🏼

[@oliviao3686]

I'm sorry for being so straightforward but saying "Russia is young" is SUCH A DUMB THING TO SAY/ believe.

[@MoscowPhotog]

It’s not a dumb thing to say. It may be ignorant and a bit insensitive to your egos but from American’s perspective this is logical. What conversations like this do is it exposes both the viewer and the show participants to different points of view, which are both valid.

[@oliviao3686]

@@MoscowPhotog such a statement LACKS ANY LOGIC WHATSOEVER. And "our egos " have absolutely nothing to do with it 😆 That's why Americans and Russians will never understand each other.

[@oliviao3686]

@@MoscowPhotog I had replied to this comment of yours but apparently it's been deleted by someone

[@oliviao3686]

@@MoscowPhotog it IS a DUMB thing to say and it has NOTHING TO DO WITH OUR EGOs😅 You have no idea of how the Russians are if you think they have an ego.

[@andreasmartin7942]

Oh, you will love Russia, esp. the no-KZbin-part.

[@MoscowPhotog]

Dude, we literally live-streamed on KZbin from Russia! 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@ehenningsen]

KZbin is being banned for Rutube unless you use a VPN or are state sponsored

[@ehenningsen]

Good luck with nationalist authoritarianism.

[@MoscowPhotog]

Yes, the USA is exactly like that.

[@ehenningsen]

@MoscowPhotog The US doesn't legislate what you can or cannot do with your own body, while the Russian government has a weird obsession with what people choose to do with their own genitals. Plus, Russia is one of the least free for freedom of speech. It's incredibly close to China and inching closer to North Korea. Now, that's fine if you want to live in a society with a very narrow range of freedoms and your religeon matches it, but keep in mind that you are condemning your legacy to it if they think differently. You have to keep in mind that not everyone believes the same as you

[@ehenningsen]

The US is very free. It's why you left. You didn't like lgbt people, you didn't like that people believe different and thought different. You left because you want a place that enforces your beliefs on everyone else, limiting their voice and autonomy. Russia is perfect for you because they crush people who are different. Problem is, you condemn your legacy to a very narrow range of rights and freedoms

[@wacsonlawand7567]

No more leftist ideology??? Wasnt russia built on communism??😂😂😂

[@mkshffr4936]

No. They had a 70 year stint with it but their history goes back many centuries before that.

[@alexmashkin863]

You have a lot of learning to do if you want to have an actual conversation about those topics :-) For now, your post is a complete nonsense

[@wacsonlawand7567]

@@mkshffr4936 haha their history is of imperial facsism, just like today

[@alexbayer2365]

@@wacsonlawand7567 putin is not Russia

[@mikhaildedovasan1513]

Узбагойся, все в России нормик.