Comments by "Babu" (@Babu-kr3cr) on "VASYA IN THE HAY" channel.

  1. I don’t see anything wrong with him. I think his family berates him and abused him mentally. He has low self esteem and is grateful for whatever you give him. He appreciates your friendship and kindness also. Don’t abandon him if he can’t make it on his own.
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  2. Dima jumped into the fast lane with no life experience. He didn’t know how to find a wife. I think she set him up.
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  3. Tanya and Natasha are doing great. I am glad to see them having a cook out and enjoying life. I am glad they have enough money to support themselves and look out for each other.
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  4. I think Zoe was overworked on the farm and the owner was taking advantage. She even wanted to adopt her daughter away. She alerted the relatives so that the police would come. She probably told the girl that her mom was no good and made her want to stay with her friends. Then that lady would have someone else to walk the cows.
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  5. Fresh air, sunshine, good food, good people around her, that is what is helping her recover. She was essentially in a coma for a year. In the USA they might cut off life support after a couple of weeks. Her parents stood by her and did all they could. Her father has a lot of wisdom and strength that he shares. I think she will be that much better than she is now by next year. She will probably be walking and able to look after herself. I like what he said, don't always obey, but listen, leave your emotions out and think about it again when your elders tell you something because they have been through more and seen more even if you are so smart like her mother said. She has a positive outlook because her parents are so positive and supportive. That is good to see. Her father was also severely damaged, and you wouldn't even notice it.
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  6.  @biaberg3448  I watched the first video now. He was very happy for her getting the computer and gave Sergei potatoes to hand out to the poor. People are just gossiping, and he is afraid of them.
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  7. I wonder if that chiropractor helped his condition. I wonder if Alina was there by accident late at night. I want to hear more of their story if possible.
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  8. Tania and Natasha look great. I am glad to see they came out healthier after their hospital stays. The only problem now is that man Roman in their house. If he is a low life, he will influence them to drink again. She could do better without him. She was better off with the man who came over to play cards. Roman brought them to living in squalor with no food and the sister being enslaved for her disability pension so he could get booze. He isn't a good person. I know of a man in Canada with a YouTube channel. He is in the same predicament as the lady with the bad leg. His leg isn't connected to the socket and he can't stand on it. It gets infected from the bone poking through the skin but he is also paralyzed from the waist down from a back injury. The Canadian free healthcare won't do anything like this to help him.
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  9. He doesn't seem like he is abusing her to me. I didn't see the first episode about them. She seems mentally healthy.
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  10.  @haddiewillsburg1453  They have separate beds. Why would he be sleeping with her? He has his bed catty corner to hers. They are poor and sleep in two rooms. Usually if a child is being sexually harassed you can tell. They are very awkward and withdrawn or overly sexualized. This girl has a normal demeanor.
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  11. Their last house was a neglected mess. I am sure they weren't maintaining the chimney. You have to have them cleaned out once a year. Probably the creosote from the wood ash built up in the bricks and it caught fire. They seem too irresponsible to manage a house. What will Lesha do with them all drinking and making a mess. He starts yelling and going crazy. It is nice how they don't wind up on the streets like in the USA. They got another place to live and the people from the community take them in and provide essentials. Russians are a kind, generous people. The lady in the shop was thinking of everything they could need and wanted to deliver it to them. You don't see the nonsense there of people in tents on sidewalks with everyone else complaining about it.
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  12. Don't they have a board of health or inspectors for apartments? How come they are allowed to live like that and keep the dog in there like that? They have a huge apartment with two doors. If it isn't kept up, it can infect the whole building with pests and disease. They look like they are dying in there. It might be demonic oppression. They might really need help, someone to come and clear it out and let them start over. That is really a life-threatening situation.
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  13. If you live in a small rural area, the people around you can seem like your whole world. If they get to gossiping, it can make life very hard. Sergei is like well just ignore it, but that is probably easier to do in a big city with many different people like in Kaluga where he lives. I like how he argued it out with the father though. He didn't just leave it at a bitter understanding.
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  14. Pastor Vlad Savchuk is on YouTube and speaks Russian and does live deliverance prayers for individual people.
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  15. Or how about ski-dos, cross country skis or snow shoes?
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  16. She looked like a little princess in the pink dress. I think the father is just very insecure. It was nice that they got to have a fun day out in the city buying clothes and having an exotic lunch. That was a pretty intense argument with the father. At least he admits that he might have been wrong. He is caught up in gossip, but he gossips also. They all seem to know each other's business. Will we get to see Angelina with her date ready for the prom? Do they go in a limo there like in the USA?
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  17. That seemed like a good shop where he could learn a good trade and feel useful. The boss seems like a really serious down to earth person. That could be really fun working there if he took it with the right attitude. It is like an apprenticeship. Maybe he lacks self-confidence to make it in the world. Maybe he needs to be encouraged that he can do it. The mom keeps running back to her creepy threesome situation. Maybe she feels like she can't make it in the world either. She said she was going to be some kind of nurse. I was wondering if they would hire someone like her. Maybe she needs help actually getting a position. I remember the last time; Sergey left them in the apartment to find their own positions. I think Lesha was some kind of waiter or bus boy. He really needs to take this new opportunity seriously. If Lesha lives around the drunks, he is going to act like them. I guess they feel the need to drink living in that pigsty of a house with vicious dogs. It must be so depressing in there aside from the weird social dynamic. I noticed Sergey had a mask on. I was wondering if it was for the smell in there, but he let people think it was for COVID.
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  18. It seemed like she kept avoiding him and disappearing, and then suddenly she agrees to marry him barely knowing him. I know Dima was desperate, but what was in it for her? There is something disingenuous feeling from her end. She probably had this other boyfriend with whom she cheated on Dima the whole time. People are so easily fooled especially in love. Look at all the romance scammers.
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  19. He isn't crazy. He is being treated like garbage. They are ignoring him and waiting for him to die. He didn't crawl in a window and remove the couch. Someone went in there and ransacked his home. Maybe the police did it and the whole town is afraid of these undercover cops, so they don't help him either. Who took his couch? The mother said she will throw a mattress in there. Will she? I don't think this man should just be carted away to a mental hospital if he had to run from every shelter he wound up in. I think he is being gang stalked like in the USA. How did he lose his key in Moscow? Maybe they stole his key there and went to his home and took his couch and then made a mess. The mother said he understands everything, but maybe they can give him some shot. Well, the shot would make him not understand anything. Is his suffering too much for her while she is too weak to help him? How could her husband refuse to let him in their house? Would this plain clothes cop come after him? I think you need a crime investigation here. This is like the Dima the dwarf case but worse. This made me cry. I think this is some lawless village where anything goes. I thought Russia was kinder and more sophisticated than this. The whole town looks cursed and decrepit. They are tormenting a saint and being cursed. Why was a cop mad at this man in the first place? Why do they keep threatening him? How did he lose his job in Moscow in a sawmill? That is a dangerous job for someone mentally deficient. I think he is just weak and exhausted from having no food or water or rest with a head injury.
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  20. She probably has chronic PTSD.
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  21. Hospitals are dangerous in the USA also. Better to stay far away.
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  22. How do you know?
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  23. I think you will give the father art supplies. Maybe art classes for the boy. They are discouraged because the narcissistic wife stresses them out.
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  24. “Coding” in Russia is a term used to describe a treatment for alcoholism. It involves the use of drugs that cause intolerance to alcoholic beverages, and is usually performed with the use of aversive therapy, which is based on the development of aversion to painful and dangerous behavior (in this case, alcohol intake) by causing extremely unpleasant physical sensations. The drugs for coding are administered orally or parenterally, and the frequency of administration varies depending on the route of administration and the characteristics of the particular drug. The average cost of coding for alcoholism in Russian hospitals is around $500. Source: Bing chat GPT Maybe this doesn't work. You have to want to stop. People say AA works. That is the main thing they use in the USA, the twelve-step program. Maybe show them pictures of what alcohol does to people. They can get a wet brain and end up functionally retarded. This could be happening to some of them. They even could be drinking bad alcohol. Until they realize it is doing them more harm than good, they won't stop. It is a psychological problem.
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  25. Are you saying he left the apartment you found for him and is squatting on the sidewalk again? This happens in the USA also. I think they are being impelled by electronic means, by the cell towers and satellites, to do strange things. His parents seem like narcissists and toxic cold people. They treat him as an object they want to put somewhere and control. No one loses their mind over being called fat at school where everyone is teased especially as an athlete. His parents made him feel inadequate and blamed him. This is why he is afraid of them. Maybe hook him up with the grandmother. If he is in a place, where he feels love and security, maybe he will calm down and stabilize. The medications don't help. If they helped, people would be glad to take them since a lot of these people will willingly drink and do drugs. The meds cause confusion, apathy, disorientation, and its permanent. They make you feel like you are dead, trapped, and want to die. That could be another reason these people feel a desperate need for freedom. I love that you did try to help, understand, and actually gave what you could. When you feel as bad as they do from the meds, cleaning yourself is very secondary in importance. Healthy food would help. Are there boarding homes there for mental patients? They have them in the USA and sometimes they feel comfortable and stabilize there but are often made to take the medications there too which make them feel worse.
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  26. You should interview the people of this town like that man who came up to talk when the mother shooed him away. He was angry like he had something important to say. People know why this is happening there. This whole village looks like some kind of penal colony. Why is the building not maintained at all? Why are there no services there? Then if you say that is strange that the one paramedic is on vacation, the mother says they are covered. Are they just grateful to have this much? Is the whole town being persecuted like a camp in Siberia?
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  27. Raised in the jungle without parents like the character Mowgli from Jungle Book.
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  28. The daughter is very pretty but very self-conscious. She has pretty eyes and lips. The mother you can see is pretty but getting old. Maybe she feels she is competing with her daughter now, jealous of attention she would get. The man she was talking to in the pharmacy looked like a thug ready to threaten anyone who went against the mother. The mother seems overly controlling. It is best for the daughter to move out and keep her distance. That mother is emotionally abusive. That is why the daughter turned off her feelings. The mother is mentally abusive also. The daughter didn't need to change her look to be pretty. She doesn't believe in herself because her mother is dismissive of her. Glamor and style should be for fun, not to base your self-esteem and self-image on. That should come from within. Maybe the mother is nervous about getting old, and she is passing that shallow feeling of not looking a certain way onto her daughter. What is a social programming school, a school for like delinquents? This girl seems very nice and mild mannered. If you have a narcissistic mother, she can make the child look like a deviant instead of herself.
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  29. The Gypsies are intimidating them and using them as slaves like they did to Dima. I am glad Tanya has such good neighbors who look out for them and care about them and keep the bad people out. I think you saved their lives and gave them hope and a better future. Now that they are off alcohol, they will be able to think more clearly and learn and make better decisions. It is like they never had real parents to guide them in life. They aren't stupid, just lost.
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  30.  @halkak7967  She is at the Gypsy camp drugging and partying with the men who killed Dima? Am I right?
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  31. I think the father of the boy drowned him to get at the mother. Why did she have to leave him? The little girl with her looks disturbed and insecure. Does she still have to spend time with the father? Is the mother in an okay emotional state to raise her?
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  32. Couldn’t he wear knee pads or braces for support?
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  33. She said that her sister was taken into slavery. Maybe she is a sex slave. Maybe these guys are Gypsies who use the sisters for sex trading. They keep them drunk and take their money. I am impressed that the manger lady beat them up, dragged them to the floor, and threw them out. Tanya looks awful like she is frying her brain. I think she is getting a lot of brain damage. She doesn't even think to put sheets on the mattress but just lies there in her clothes with her guests. That seems like a nice rehab place. I think the Gypsies were behind what happened to Dima also. I am glad she has a neighbor who cares and friends who care and try to help her. She can't stand up to those men alone.
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  34. Who took away her photos, her pimp who is supposedly her sister's husband?
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  35. The one boy learned to walk on his own after crawling. I think she isn't feeding them right. She said she forced and 18-year-old girl to eat meat. Why is she forcing people to eat? Then she hid her pink cat that she loved. These children are starving for affection and care. She is neglecting them.
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  36. I like how the police treated the accused with respect and also didn't back away from the investigation. There was no arresting people violently or worse. I think the victim is so brainwashed that she doesn't know right from wrong in how she is treated. She identifies with her captor like she thinks she is being done a favor to live there with them.
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  37.  @halkak7967  how do you know that?
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  38. Well the town isn't supporting them much. I don't think she had a heart attack. I think she had a concussion and got some kind of bad dust in her lungs, maybe asbestos. Now she has trouble breathing when she tries to do work. They seem like they get along very well with a lot of affection for each other living crammed together in one room not even able to think of a future at times. I think they would all do much better if their house was all fixed up and they had a point of reference to go from on how to keep it nice. It is so ramshackle now that they maybe just give up with trying to make it nicer or livable. They need solid windows, enough heat, a good washer, and someone to come organize it for them.
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  39. Grandma isn't such an angel.
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  40.  @toddburgess5056  Honestly I don’t know, but this man is possessed or under the influence of Baal. I think he should get rid of those religious pictures he brought in the house. He is sensitive and demons seem to be attached to those calendars. His problems started after he got those.
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  41. They did accuse that chef Mario Batali of being a molester, but he beat the charges, and he likes to wear Crocs which are a step above flip flops.
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  42. He isn’t a good looking guy, he is socially awkward and poor. It isn’t who women go for without some other reason.
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  43. Is he dating Ova?
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  44.  @0xfffff  Simion or Simon.
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  45. They are all very thin, but she claims her daughters are good at sports. I think maybe she is so out of it that she can't cook proper meals. They resort to eating candy because there is no other food since she claims there are wrappers all over her house every morning. Maybe Sergei and his crew could clean up the house, by some groceries, and make sure there are members of the family who know how to prepare the food if she can't.
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  46. He didn't die of alcoholism. That was their excuse not to save him. That lady called him a piece of shit that no one would buy alcohol for. They brought him food to keep him alive, but he still was in a terrible state. They wouldn't say how he died but made sure everyone knew it was related to alcoholism. He seemed to be living under a smear campaign. Did he have liver failure or what? He didn't look jaundiced to be honest. He looked like he was starving and maybe had sepsis from a rotting leg. If they didn't treat him with compassion at his home, why would they in the hospital either? Sometimes it is better to skip the hospital and deal with the people who are willing to help. Probably having a cleaned-up home, food and water, and people to drop in daily would have kept him alive. The doctor said he needed to go to the hospital for an x-ray before going to the old folk's home. Well, nothing was even broken on him. They should have just taken him to the home where the man was willing to help him. Those medical people were up to no good for some reason. It is like he is on some kind of a blacklist.
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  47. I think she is possessed and harassed by demons. Taking Haldol is just going to fragment her mind more so the demons can get more control. The dehumanization and abuse suffered in the mental hospitals is what causes people's minds to weaken so they can be demonically controlled. I think they are using her for mind control experiments giving her a different medicine all the time that don't help anything. I think she was getting better and stronger the more she talked to Sergei. She needs good and kind people to talk to who care and aren't trying to manipulate her and test her. Making people use a bucket latrine and locking them in a room with no help, that is not treatment, that is abuse. Russia for whatever good it does is as evil as the USA in this regard. It is scary to think. I think people in power do this to others who are weak and susceptible so that they can learn how to control whole populations. All of humanity will soon be drugged and subjugated like this before they know it. She needs really to stop talking to all the voices, ignore all the signs, stop taking the medicines which are lobotomizing poison, go out in nature, get exercise and sunlight, and keep working and being creative. She can heal herself, but she needs to stop trusting people who will keep her in this state. Also reading the Bible might help and give her better voices to talk to that aren't scaring, confusing, and misleading her.
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  48. That is so cool that he got a tiny house right away. Does he have to pay any property taxes there? I can tell he loves it and especially the big veranda for the summers.
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  49. He is probably her pimp. I don't think they are actual sisters either.
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  50. It looks like Tanya is doing much better, is happier and saner. She really misses that awful Roma. Drinking just postpones your problems, it doesn't solve them. They get worse as you ignore them. I think the courts are shady and they are skewing things to make sure Nadia gets off. I wonder why they won't admit Natasha as a witness. She is the one who was scammed and lost money. She is the one who never got curtains.
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