@INSIDERUSSIA: MASS EXODUS is Collapsing The Russian Economy. Pain is Coming.

Inside Russia YouTuber Konstantin Samoilov exposes what life under Vladimir Putin has been like — from fleeing mobilization to facing KGB threats abroad.

Topics:
0:00 - Intro
0:40 - Studying in America
7:12 - How McDonald's helped destroy communism
19:50 - Nepotism ruining Russia
48:48 - Never expected Putin to invade Ukraine
1:00:36 - Russia's massive exodus
1:16:17 - Supply issues in Russia
1:29:44 - Russia is trying to neutralize him

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[luminyam]

That was a hell of a good interview. Konstantin is quite wonderful. I wish you could link that talk with Bradley Sherman.

[SCOTTEDM]

What he shared about the KGB taking over businesses I have a friend that experienced that when she was young. Their family owned a very successful business and they came in and took it. The father tried to fight it and was killed thrusting them into poverty. The daughter made her way to the US eventually. The daughter’s drive to success was for one reason only, to help her family that was still there. She was super smart and fiercely driven to success.

[JaneSoole]

So absorbing from start to finish, so much to chuckle about and then the worrying conclusion. Keep safe Konstantin, we look for your feeds every day. They are absolutely vital to the West understanding more about Russia and Putin.

[georgejackson]

I have been following Konstantin from the start. His honesty and sincerety is genuine and he gives a unique insite into life as a Russian citizen.

[rachelkraut]

When Konstantin says that "great colors everywhere" was one of his first impression of America, I think he means it literally. I visited east Berlin in 1984, and my first very strong impression was that it was all gray, no colors anywhere (and nobody was smiling).

[joannasobolewska]

I am Polish, I am 56 years old, my parents were born in the areas that today belong to Ukraine, and after the war were taken over by Russia, I was born in a place from where the Germans were expelled after the war, unfortunately it was possible thanks to President Roosevelt's fascination with Stalin, ( Churchill always knew and told his colleagues that Stalin was a criminal and a murderer.) I am afraid that Americans will never be able to understand the mentality of the Russians, because even we Poles have a huge problem with it, but we know the history and we know that in everything he does, Putin follows Stalin's example, he has been using Stalinist methods of government since 1999, and he has no regard for human life, just as Stalin strives for World War III. It's high time the world rubbed its eyes and saw what was really happening. Even in Poland, for 8 years we had a government of people who, as it turns out today, had and still have suspicious connections with Russia, contacts and Russian money. Europe is now rubbing its eyes and starting to see what is really happening. Putin is a psychopath, we have a wonderful journalist in Poland - Krystyna Kurczab Redlich, who wrote several books about Russia, because she lived in Russia for 9 years, but above all, she wrote a great biography of Putin, after reading it, you finally understand who the world is dealing with.

[bsokyvi]

People in the West don’t realize how depressed people who lived under the communism were… 30 years post communism and they still are…

[scottyboy]

So many in the USA do not realize how good our lives are RIGHT NOW. Konstantin gives us the real story.

[anastasiaserwaczek]

Jordan, I have heard much of what Knostantin has said here in his own YouTube streams. But you are to be thanked for helping his messages find a wider audience. I am certain Americans are decent & fair-minded people, for whom Freedom is #1. Appreciated today's stream! Thanks from 🇨🇦

[yamaneko-exfy]

Thank you for interviewing Konstantin. He is doing a great job telling the truth about Russia. If you can help him, please do so. He deserves it very much.

[loraroark]

I love Konstantine! I've followed him for a couple of years now. A man of peace and integrity. He can be my neighbor any time!

[XerrolAvengerII]

When I was in college, I was excited at the prospect of open and democratic elections in Russia. I was excited at the idea that after decades of cold war tension, Russia could take it's place in among the other nations of Europe as a cooperating equal instead of as a rival or as a conqueror, but Putin was not happy with that. Putin didn't want a Russia to be a democracy, he wanted it to be a kingdom. And today, in the age of the internet and cellphones hundreds of thousands of young men are dying for Putin's feudal dreams.

[kwakena]

God, protect him and his family! Keep them safe and bring them back together soon. 🙏🏾❤

[leenickshramko]

The problem is that Ukraine is being destroyed too.

[ushnishasitatapatra]

I’ve been following Konstantin since the Invasion. Thank you for this excellent, insightful interview. I learned much more about him and what a good, true Russian man he is 💙💛

[pgomelsky]

Big fan of Konstantin myself. Great interview, love it!

[misterwirez]

Good stuff! I started watching Konstantin about a month before the invasion. I can tell you all he is a good man.. So I've been watching Russia/Ukraine war through his lens so to speak. The changes in him have been astonishing. I do worry about him and his family's safety.

[Carvetii]

Surely some western country can take konstantine and his family in to there fold. I would have him in the UK in a heartbeat Stay safe brother 🇬🇧🇬🇧

[ShireLeaf]

@INSIDERUSSIA THANK YOU KONSTANTIN! Your hard work is always evident... It is always correct and easy to understand. It was wonderful hearing more of your story today.Thank you!!! 💚

[marionhutton]

Love listening to KONSTANTIN he is so informative without bitterness