Comments by "Галина Брагина" (@user-iz9ge9xy1u) on "1420 by Daniil Orain" channel.

  1. always? Why was Kant a citizen of the Russian Empire?
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  2. nobody is for Zelensky
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  3. check what Robert F. Kennedy said about this war, and which country was the warmonger
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  4. you watched powetry that is lowest in Russia, and this boy found very special people, reality is different. Yeas we have povetry , but poor people have their own homes (Russia has the best rate among home owners) . they live in clean and safe ebvirenmant with free medicine , and their kids can get university education for free - social lifts work. Grounups can get education for free too by the way. Compare with povetry in EU - I wathced it there :P
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  5.  @Anthonythumb  if you dont know who is Robert F. Kennedy, check words of Turkish President why negotiations from March 2022 was stopped.
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  6.  @tylerelissa6377  I was in Panama and in Armenia this year. Panama has GDP 3 times higher than Armenia, but people live 3 times worse. I was in EU too, so dirty capitals...An island of garbage floats on the Seine in Paris, and homeless people sleep in the Berlin subway. In Barcelona, we were robbed 2 times in a week...Yes, we have never dreamed of such a thing in Russia, even in nightmares. I advise you to watch live vlogs with Sergey Baklykov, live video shows truth
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  7.  @marchvertochko0056  "Never realized so many retired people in Russia are stand up comedians." - retied people for president, but not for Zelensky, he is prezident, not retied, but he is comediant too, it is his preffesional area, it is truth, not a joke, he was on tv show as a comediant before. Putin was a KGB agent.
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  8. Watch American movie 'Ukraine On Fire", or just check what Robert F. Kennedy said recently about this war and which country is the warmonger, check what the Turkish president said about negotiations from March 2022, and why was it stopped.
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  9.  @Northman-from-the-North  I am a Karelian citizen ) my dad as a kid and my grandmother already heard it in finnish nazi concentration camp. there were 5 of them in Petrozavodsk, and some dozens in Karelia fo Russian people only. And Answer was given. Death rate was higher than in germany concentrations camp. About Russian in Karelia... there are chirches and monasteries very old. Solovetsky monastry is founded 1462, Kizhi from 17th centure - you can google
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  10.  @TheZazatv  he was ) it was when Russian army was in Berlin and after, and he never left tis citizenship
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  11.  @hellion605  it was during 7yeas war when Russian army occupied Berlin, but Kant never gave up it.
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  12.  @peter_meyer  he was born as Prussian, but he wanted himselve and became Russian Imperia citizen, and never gave it up. It was after 7 year war after Russian army occupied Berlin
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  13.  @Ikkeligeglad  US and UK opened the second front when the Soviet Army already marshed in Europe!
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  14.  @dna9838  85% Russians live in cities, in appertment with central heating , electricity and etc . 40% Russian families have dacha in additional to their appartment - (a small summer house with a garden , may with an outdoor toilet). I think homless people from EU or USA will be happy with any home
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  15. My dad was in a Finnish concentration camp in Petrozavodsk (Karelia), he was there with my grandmother and aunt. What did they see? They saw several hundred barefoot Soviet soldiers marching very slowly along the central street of the city when it was -20 degrees. This was also seen by many of my school teachers, parents of classmates. There were 5 concentration camps in Karelia in total. In the concentration camp, they were told that the only way they could survive was to be slaves in Great Finland, which would occupy the territory up to the Urals. My dad was able to escape during the attack of the Soviet army, and then after the liberation of Petrozavodsk, he volunteered for the army. It was 1944, and Dad turned 17. then they took volunteers into the army from 17. He returned home safely, he could not listen to the Finnish speech, although he understood. come and see, there is a museum with historical documents and photos. Petrozavodsk is close to Finland.
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  16. the greate philosopher Kant who lived in Kaliningrad (Königsberg) was a citizen of the Russian Empire :) so go to study history. and... Germany MUST keep quiet
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  17.  @hurairahabu24  it is joke ) Stalin was the first to annex Novorossiya to Ukraine on the map, he believed that the proletariat of Novorossiya must improve communism in Ukraine. Because farmers have their own bit of land, while proletariats dont have anything and are the base of communism. why - they were suppoused to vote, to create local goverment and etc. As Ukraine was a totally agricultural country, Stalin got an idea to give Ukraine this part of Russia (which was closest) where population was factorys worker mostly (proletariat) so how it was. All cities of novorossia were founded by Ekaterina the Greate in 18th centure
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  18.  @zrobsobiekrzywde  ??? 85% Russians live in cities with central heating, gas , electricities, and everething you can imagine, and hight speed internet, that is extremly cheap in Russia.
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  19. it is all translation, just the name of this region is NovoRossia, it sounds (and means) like new Russia, we have a lot of places names that starts from 'novo', Novgorod (859 year olds city)=New Gorod(city) NovoSibirsk = New Siberia huge city in Siberia is about 150 years old and etc. All cities in Novorossia were founded by Ekaterina the Greater - in 18th centure. Stalin was the first to annex Novorossiya to Ukraine on the map. At that time, Ukraine was a completely agricultural country, and the Bolsheviks believed that the basis of the communist system was the proletariat, so Ukraine needed the proletariat of Novorossiya/The proletariat are factory workers. All the main plants in Ukraine are Novorossiya.
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  20.  @peter_meyer  Kant was a philosopher, it is almost a writer, he wrote everething that was with him, and about everething
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  21. because we read in Russian, and in Russian we read about Trump an Biden, and his son, and etc, as the answer you can watch video how Russian people vote in Washington DC, in Italy, Spain or other big cities in March 2024. there are lines for some hours. For whom do you think they were voting and were in this lines for some hours? for Putin. Point,
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  22.  @ajc5479  I did not asked, I just watched video with Russian flags and songs. And also in Washington DC there were video with Ukrainian activist who promised them horrible things.
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  23.  @ajc5479  again my answer was deleted, may because it was with Russian. You can find this video about voting here easily, just try to seach in Russian.
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  24.  @alex-0  постаралась хунта, которая первым законом запретила русский язык
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  25.  @stephenmuir5030  may be better to go to pray? how about the very first low of hunta in 2014 - to forbide teaching in Russian?
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  26. очень хорошие собеседники
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  27.  @OrcaT-j1y  about Ukrainian fight for freedom. Ok, is there that the very first law of the junta was the prohibition of teaching in Russian?
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  28.  @jarls5890  yes Peter the Greate presented it to Prussia, but Kant saved his Russian citizenship
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  29.  @joshhastieYT  this video about the war, right? the reason, so find the reason,I alredy adviced American movie, where step by step the reason was showed. My advice was deleted because of the country name. this movie from Oliver Stone , it is from 2016, '---country name--' on Fire'. 2016 - but already 'on fire', check it.
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  30.  @peter_meyer  during 7 yeas war Kant became Russian citiezen, and never lost it. He wrote about Russia a lot. It was when Russian army occupied Berlin
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  31. And I know a Jewish family who, thanks to the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact, managed to evacuate (some dozen thousands of them really), Do you know about the Munich agreement?
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  32.  @CYbeRuKRaINiaN  of cause Germany did, they needed Russia, and Poland was between. Gitler long before said that Russia for Germany had to become as India for Britan
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  33.  @WangAiHua  25% of ALL prisoners in the world - in the United States of America
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  34. As a woman.... I'm not okay what is going on with human rights in Iran.
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  35. When the Soviet Union envaded Poland , a lot of Juwish families were saved, - evacuated. I know one family . Now their grandchildren live in Ural city. Befor Poland envaded ChechoSlovakia by the way - tjgether with Gitler.
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  36. do you know that Stalin had in Gulag less amount of people in sum during his 25 years of power than US has amount of prisoners just this moment. So uneducative... Russians know the history and our and yours, thats all. I watched a video here where japanis were asked who bombed their country with atomic bomb - there were such answers as the Soviet Union or just the anti - Hitler coalition. It is the western education level.
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  37.  @charlyf9521  you will find the answer in American movie 'Ukraine On Fire'
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  38.  @charlyf9521  what do you think that the very first law of the junta was the prohibition of teaching in Russian in 2014?
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  39.  @charlyf9521  elected????? read what was in 2014
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  40.  @charlyf9521  my answer deleted. they were not elected in 2014. it is already history, and history impossible to delete.
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  41.  @tommymorrison6478  western country stopped, personally - British prime minister of the time.
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  42.  @peter_meyer  yes, and Russia army was in Berlin three times. By the way Berlin - berloga - a home of a bear )
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  43.  @helgeschneider9069  if they are Russian, Russia has 100+ alive languages, and a lot of Germany people. We have Germany schools too. Now again Germany people come to Russia and they are very welcomed. If you don't believe, find here , just print in a search panel : 'из германии в россию на пмж' === from Germany to Russia to live. Ekaterina was a native Germany, yes. We are very proud of her, the second after the peter of Greate who got theis 'Greate'
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  44.  @renemagritte8237  Ekaterina was a German Princessa who became a Grate Russian Imperator, and what? Historians wrote, Russia had not loved her, at first but she loved Russia. She made mistakes in Russian language, but wrote poems in Russian. We have 100+ alive language, it is not fault to have not Russian blood in Russia. Kremenchuk got a city status in 1765 because of Ekaterina order. Of couse Ekaterina was not founded all her selve, but all in the country was according to her will. And foundation of Sevastopol too. McKenzie was burn in Russia, Russian citezen, general of Imperator. What is wrong?
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  45.  @Aksak012  he was a philosopher = writer, he wrote about Russia a lot. Later Peter the Greate presented this part with Kaliningrad back. But Kant did not give up his citizenship.
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  46. What kind of nonsense is this?You described some other country, but not Russia. I travel so much, all the cities are very beautiful, life is boiling everywhere
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  47.  @alex-0  они отменили закон о региональном статусе русского языка. это равносильно запрету языка
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  48.  @alex-0  майдана не было,думали. что можно бороться за свои права законными способами, ну что я мечу бисер. вы все знаете. Скажите. как вы относитесть к запрету ношения ветеранам советских наград за победу над фашистской германией?
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  49.  @alex-0  у меня родня в Новой Каховке, мы туда ездили, дак вот там русского языка в школах не было в 2012 А это полностью русскоязычный городок был, Это как бы. не запрет, отмена. На дураков расчитан ваш вопрос ??? Люди боролись за свои права мирным способом и добились с большим трудом, Кстати, украинский язык же тоже меняют Спросите настоящих пожилых украинцев, В него внедряют польские слова в большом количестве.
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  50. ​ @alex-0  у меня муж там рос, я все там знаю. я в эту статистику не верю, я там каждый год бывала, и ни разу не слышала украинской речи. Ни разу. И мой тесть, кстати, чистый украинец, он преподавал украинский язык в техникуме, Нам было с дочкой интересно, мы просили поучить нас, а он отказался. Сказал, что это его протест против притеснения русского языка, Да, вот он мне сказал, что украинский язык меняют, Он был не из Новой Каховки. по распределению после института, Вы что считаете, что язык за несколько лет забыть что ли можно ?, они все в семьях разговаривают Но уже пишут безграмотно, к сожалению. А письменная речь любого языка отличается от обычной речи, и это тоже часть культуры. Кстати, из библиотек они официально изымали пусскую литературу, Это все началось в эту оранжевую революцию, первый майдан
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