Comments by "VisibilityFoggy" (@VisibilityFoggy) on "I LEFT RUSSIA 6 months ago // fears, hopes and propaganda" video.

I feel like the CIA would hire Roman after one interview haha.
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He said it himself before walking across the bridge over the border: "Russia is a country that always manages to shoot itself in the foot."
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Yup, exactly! Even my mom (an American lady who's in her 60s) has gotten to love Roman and watch all his videos lol.
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@tonydevos No, he talked about it openly. He has videos on conscription in Russia. Pretty interesting ones, actually. I might go back and watch them again given what's going on now.
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@goodrobot1 The UN General Assembly is getting underway. Lavrov is already on U.S. soil. They had to fly here in an Il-96 because they can't use Boeing or Airbus planes lol.
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@LS-Moto If you have an audience measured in the millions – yes, the government does give a sh*t about you. Even the US and European governments would have you on their radar, much less Russia.
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@Ira88881 I don't think he's "banned" from Ukraine, necessarily. He was not allowed in at the border because his passport indicated previous travel to Russia. This is common practice in some parts of the world – for example, many middle eastern countries will not allow someone in if they've previously visited Israel. The goal is to prevent foreign agents from entering. I assume Ukraine is being super selective given the fact they're at war. If there's a Russian stamp, even in your western passport, they're going to say no. My guess is that he's banned from Belarus because Alina is from there and has been very critical of the regime.
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@Txx00xic After so many war crimes and atrocities, there's no way Ukraine would allow them to keep Crimea at this point. Maybe in the beginning there could have been an agreement, but the window is closed. You can only murder, torture, assault women, children and the elderly to a certain extent before the people hate you enough to kick you out for good. There will probably, eventually, be a DMZ like the two Koreas in between the Rus-Ukr land border.
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