Rural Russians Expose Officials' Abuse | KGB WATCHES

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In this video, I continue exploring the harsh realities of Russian farmers in the second part of this shocking survey.

This time, farmers share how rising costs, government restrictions, and lack of support are pushing them to the brink. From skyrocketing hay prices to using firewood and axes for heating instead of gas, their struggles highlight the stark contrast between rural hardships and the wealth of the system they support.

Discover how farmers are forced to work tirelessly while their efforts are undermined by flawed policies and endless obstacles. Learn why they believe the government prefers to keep people poor and dependent, and hear their honest thoughts on surviving in a system designed to break them.

Watch, share your thoughts in the comments, and don’t forget to like and subscribe to support more content like this!

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[PoulNoergard]

Ukraine is an agricultural country. And there are still people in the West, who doesn't understand why they want to get away from the Russian Mir!?

[larzkruber]

Just amazing how they never even for single second blame the one guy who is in charge for over 20 years

[felixalbion]

The Arab butter is made in Ukraine. Russia is effectively paying Ukraine for it.

[marcusott]

There's a lot of rich, aloof Russians here in Vienna. Sometimes, they will tell you that Moscow is cleaner, or St. Petersburg is more impressive than Vienna.
I answer, that may be, but when I go 200km into the countryside here to a Village and find the poorest old lady in the Village, her house or apartment will have hot and cold running water, central heating and she will drive a 15 year old small Japanese car.
Do the same in Russia I dare you.

[kathymay]

This is what happens when you either support a dictator or show no interest in politics.

[dwightc]

When they take everything from you, what is left? These are some of the hardest working people. It makes me sad to see this. Corruption is ramped.

[robhaythorne]

Great content. The world needs to see more of what life is really like in Russia. Merry Christmas to you, the farmers and their cattle. Maybe I should have said, "Moo-rry Christmas."

[JYRIVIRMA]

You are doing important work for honest russians.

[russetmantle]

I really don't know what to say. Today's Russia just seems like such a dystopia. Your Orwell reference is on point. Can Russia change? This is the thing I obsess about. Is Russian political culture going to be like this forever? Because if so, it's not just a problem for Russia, but also for lots of other countries. It just seems like the Russian regime wants to cause as much chaos abroad as possible to try to shore up its own position. Russia honestly reminds me of the Bad Fairy at the feast in classic fairy tales. In that it just wants to cause problems and death for other characters because it feels inferior, is upset nobody likes it, and wants to try to prove it's superior even though it isn't. A total pain in the ass for the rest of us just trying to live peaceful lives.

[SalvatoreP-dr]

I feel sorry for these hard-working farmers, who get mistreated in return.

[FrisoGorter]

@16:20 In the Netherlands we are densely populated, scarcely a plot of land that is not worked for either domestic or export products. Our taxes are pretty high, and the more you earn the higher the taxes. However, we all sleep without worry, because we know if we have some calamity on our farm, or some social-economic trouble, we have a very cooperative & accommodating government services sector that will gladly help. Public healthcare is great, we need not worry about the basic rudimentary things that scourge these farmers so much. And our politicians don't own multiple luxury yachts, villas in exotic places, nor wear million dollar wrist watches -- maybe it has something to do with

[davidpaulmert]

If I was Russian I would be fighting back

[fueymanchoo]

If History is a guide, these things always end when the proletariat decides they've had enough and come out with their "Pitchforks".

[Jilke]

i saw somewhere, butter in the Emirates comes from Ukraine, and Russia is buying it.😅 Great video! keep up the good work! i hope a lot of russians indeed will see this.

[U_]

Nice people, these farmers, hard working, not drunken. Hope, they get free one day.
💙⚪💙

[AussiePaulie]

I so enjoy your videos.The insights into true Russian lives are fascinating.Thankyou for your great work.Also tomorrow is Christmas Day so have a great Christmas and stay safe.

[adcaptandumvulgus]

I'm surprised veterinarians haven't started disappearing

[SG-gynj]

I srsly Dont get it ... tzar came took all that the poorest had ... communists came and did the same ... now Putinists come and do it again ... when rusks will finally wake up ? This is mindblowing !!!!

[UkemeIdiong]

Dude people like you should be leading the country. It's so sad how the reason for the food prices are so high. Because the government refuses to invest in the development of industry. It's crazy how expensive food will be in 2025 hopefully it will stabilize at some point.

[johnshaw]

It's insane that the russian minister of agriculture isn't even a politician, but instead is the son of the head of the intelligence service, that is the direct opposite of intelligence