Comments by "marialiyubman" (@marialiyubman) on "Weird History" channel.

  1. She was in her own lonely prison of vanity. It’s heartbreaking...
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  2. In the mid 80s I would go with my grandpa for groceries, by then the lines weren’t as long, but we rarely had any fresh fruit and stuff that wasn’t processed chemicals, so if you wanted apples, oranges or bananas - you had to wait for the government to import it and then stand in looooong lines. Once we stood in a 200 person line and then realized they only had two cases of bananas left. When we came to Israel, we entered our first supermarket and ate ourselves into nausea. Bananas used to be my favorite food ever and after 3 months in Israel I couldn’t look at a banana without puking because I ate so many. Imagine a supermarket being the epitome of abundance.
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  3. Damn! I learned stuff I didn’t know myself. I grew up in soviet Russia of 1984-1990. My mom managed to bring over some of her bootleg Beatles and Ella Fitzgerald albums, but I never saw bones on them. Lol. I was probably the only pro-American who hated jeans, because the Russian-style jeans the government sanctioned were so ugly and they made everyone’s butts look like they had diapers on. In Russia we drank Kvas (malt beer made from fermented bread, it’s actually amazing), and then I tasted Pepsi on the plane to Israel when we left in 1990, and I only tasted coke in Israel. My grandma, the Moscovite, was so excited to try cola and McDonald’s lol. I remember when I was a small kid, they said there wasn’t enough vodka available (is that what you were talking about when you were talking about Gorbachev?), either way, the alcoholics in Russia, AKA, most men and a few less women, resorted to drinking cologne. Imagine fat, sweaty, smelly Russian men, smelling of bad cologne, but also of vomit from that same cologne. 🤮🤮
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  4. It’s interesting, I had no idea that the early Soviets banned figurines, because in the 80s, every Russian person had entire cupboards filled to the brim with figurines. Some even made their own and are now prosperous figurine makers to this day, making amazing money abroad and making exhibitions. (I loved eating hidden matzo in Russia as a Jew).
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  5. I agree. I want to study native botany and herbalism.
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  6. I will never forget Mariah’s cribs episode. She showed one particular wall and said: that process is called:”Glazing”. It looked like the walls are made of candy. I wanted those lol
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  7. Watching this video and having an add for Gates’ fake meat... and you wonder how much power they have.
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  8. I’m so sad for Goering’s niece, Bettina. The fact that she practices herbal medicine makes me know she is the real deal.
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  9. Wow. Lol. I grew up in soviet Russia as well, in the mid-80s. Some Americans need a good taste of their own medicine in North Korea.
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  10. 😂🤣
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  11. Not centuries. Since communism.
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  12. I hope Gislaine Maxwell burns in hell right after she rots in prison. Oh that’s totally unrelated....
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  13. Royals be like: if I can’t exploit anyone for my lunch, I don’t want it.
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  14. When I travel I can’t stay at a hotel unless there’s at least a hot plate. I can’t stand the thought of not cooking and surviving on prepared food… wow.. cook shops sounds like a nightmare… depending on someone else for my food sounds like a nightmare…
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  15. Mental health has evolved to a point where some people do get help, but others, especially in the gender department are being coerced through gender reassignment surgeries instead of mental health. It only proves that psychiatry is heavily dominated by eugenics and big Pharma crony capitalism.
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  16. I wonder if exposure had something to do with it as well. You had to stand there for such a long time and smiling naturally doesn’t come naturally for an entire minute or longer. To this day, I have a hard time smiling for the camera, because it feels fake, so imagine holding that expression for a minute… they probably felt like fools and their photos probably came out looking like chandler. Lol.
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  17. You’re Freired 😂🤣😂🤣
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  18. You can thank the Clintons for HIV If you’re a hemophiliac. They knowingly sold tainted blood out of Arkansas. BTW Deborah Birx (pr however you spell her name) helped.
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  19. Me: I’d like to be remembered. Also me: not like that.
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  20. I actually wonder what happened to Lavrenti Berie’s kids because he was a prolific pedophile and there are rumors that Putin is related to him.
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  21. You missed kholodets, but in all honesty, most Russian foods are what people oxide scramble together with like 15 items they could find at the stores of “socialist abundance”. It was mostly cheap bologna, onions, garlic, dill, beats for days, potatoes, mushrooms and a ton of preserved meat, fruit and veg. My favorite Russian food is actually preserved tomatoes and dill pickles. And I also love picked watermelon.
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  22. I pray the girls of destiny’s child didn’t have to live with Beyoncé in the same house… I can’t even imagine. I would have murdered her in her sleep.. she seemed like an overbearing b*, especially to these girls..
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  23. AND NOW I FINALLY UNDERSTAND WHY ALL HOSPITALS HAVE JELLO!!! 😱
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  24. None of them can afford a home. They lose all their money to drugs and hoes.
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  25. Hello 2020.
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  26. You also forgot Fidel’s other son: Justin.
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  27. My (recently deceased) auntie who lives to be 90+, she was taught that women should have a coquettish look in their eye and never make eye contact with the camera, women are supposed to pick a corner of the room to look into it in a seductive manner. Lol. She did it every time a photo of hers was taken. Like she was trained and couldn’t be untrained. This is soviet Russia, the 1930s generation.
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  28. 😂😂
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  29. The reason this story got picked up isn’t because it’s beautiful. It’s because it’s a gateway to beastiality.
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  30. This is all eugenics related. Please talk more about eugenics.
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  31. So wait, why are Americans still drinking Roosevelt coffee? (American coffee is the worst thing I’ve ever tasted).
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  32. As someone who lives in soviet Russia in the 80s, here’s my take: Can you imagine that every single prominent person in the paper since 1917 until at least 1980 were actual cold-blooded murderers…? Sometimes I forget…. Then I remember again. Not chirniki, SIRNIKI. sir=cheese. Russian tvorog is the heaviest white cheese ever. I never managed to eat it without getting a stomach ache. Kotleti is just meatballs - calling it russian is like calling bread French. Chicken Kiev is as Russia as American “Chinese food” is Chinese. Also, Ukraine used to be part of soviet Russia and all peoples and minorities were forcefully relocated until “one people” was created, anyone telling you about “ethnic minorities now”, should be taken with a grain of salt. Borscht = we have nothing so we make soup with beats, the water turns red - that’s borscht. 🤷‍♀️ I ate mine vegetarian with sour cream. Vinegret - salad made of some eggs, pickles, potatoes, onions and beats that colored it all. It’s just beat-salad. Make the same without beats and add Mayo - you get the infamous “Olivier” salad. Most of the time they also add cheap bologna. Not because it’s cheap, but because it’s the only thing that was left available. I don’t remember eating steak in Russia, the fish were mostly nice, though… Russian soups are usually amazing. Heavy soups with meat and potatoes, garnished with fresh dill and herbs. And topped with sour cream. Blini is Russian comfort food. My favorite ones were both pancakes and crepes, but I loved them with nothing. Most Russians love them with meat, potatoes and mushrooms or berries and cheese in the sweet version. I actually love herring under a fur coat, but it’s mostly because the fish is salty and it’s covered in layers of beats, again, onions, sometimes grated apples, eggs and potatoes. I actually love it because it has all flavors. Akroshka is nice but it always gives me a stomach ache. Cold milk.. 🤢 I’ve never seen egg powder, but that’s long before my time. Buckwheat is my most hated food, but it’s an acquired taste. Lol.
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  33. Isn’t bubble & squeak potatoes and cabbage?
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  34. And Klaus Schwab is a direct descendant to Nazis and a Nazi himself. So are the majority of the WEF.
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  35. I didn’t know it was illegal to be gay in Russia, then again, my memories are from the late 80s. But what I do know, is that Russians are not forgiving and gays were classified along with pedophiles and it was a regular slur in Russian, like “bitch” and “whore”, but if some drunken neighbors found gays, pedos or ethnic minorities on the streets after dark - your chances of survival weren’t high.
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  36. I once asked a friend of mine how they starved when they literally lived on an island and they could have lived off of seaweed and fish, and he said that the tribes who were fishing made sure no one took over their “territories”, that farmers sold their sheep for money as their neighbors were starving to death (remember that when you hear all about how great socialism is), and that no one wanted to help because they claimed the Irish were lazy jerks who played music all day long and didn’t work hard. The world was a shitty place to live, the potatoes were a very small percentage of why the Irish starved to death. That’s the reality. It’s mostly man-made.
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  37. Wow, people really need to shut up about off-cuts of meat… it’s delicious!!! Cow tongue is my favorite to this day, same for chicken and beef feet (although I’ve stopped eating them because I don’t trust the chemicals the animals walk around in), tales are amazing… so many others.
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  38. I’m so sorry you felt you had to pick up your grandfather’s trash, and I’m sorry your grandfather was such trash.. I’m a Russian Jew, I don’t hold you or anyone other than your grandfather responsible and I’m sorry you had to do what you did. If it helps, israel is currently repeating the crimes of Nazis.
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  39. I turn blue from 15C (degrees) and down. Is that a thing? 😂 (But I do suffer from fatigue and stuff).
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  40. Pathetic humanity. All I can think of is, wow, that’s one shitty case of an ingrown nail after another…
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