Comments by "Anita K" (@Anita-k) on "Artur Rehi"
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Hehehe, THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH TURKEY for having the balls and courage, to return our bravest Azov commanders!
Need to look this up, but I guess there're NO really good legal grounds or reasons in international law, that'd allow Turkey, to keep the Azovstal defenders as POW basically like hostages there in Turkey for who knows how long it takes, this war finally ends ... let alone to Putin's conditions/orders/demands and pretty much under "Russian observation"!
Peskov already hinted in one of his press releases, that Russia has reached some of their "smo-goals", (guess I've to add "allegedly" here, bc he's a known liar) ... but of course I truly hope, that Russia's getting tired and their invasion will be over soon!
--> Putin and/or his legal team likely didn't fully think this POW deal with Turkey through before signing ... hopefully though, Turkey's fantastic bΔ±Β°tchslap* into Putin's face doesn't backfire, when it comes to releasing other Ukrainian POW from such brutal Russian captivity; mind everybody that the Azovstal commanders/former POW certainly only looked relatively ok to us, bc they had several months to physically recover, how they're doing psychologically is an entirely different topic, although hopefully their own statements that they "wanna return to the frontline asap" is a good sign!
* Actually at least 2 slaps, Turkey saying "yes" to Sweden's NATO membership is the 2nd one ... and I've also heard reports, that Turkey will provide naval security for Ukrainian grain transports (against Russia if necessary).
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3:28 (Street interview)
Most of our western people don't seem to realize, that Russians hate polls about such political topics, as repeatedly stated by Russians who've left Russia, they don't trust the polls organizers at all, especially if the poll is done per phone, online and/or recorded as street interviews and this makes lots of sense to me ... just imagine, you live in a dictatorship, where you can go to jail for liking the wrong online articles and/or other people's anti-war internet posts, then somebody calls you or walks up to you in the streets and asks you exactly such sensitive political questions, that also might bring you into prison if answered truthfully - so logically you'll eighter refuse to reply like the woman did in this video or you'll lie your way out of that whole situation - that's no excuse for Russians being so frustratingly "apolitical", disconnected from reality and apathetic*, but it explains a lot.
This tells me everything I need to know about the validity of Russian poll-results, even if the person asking claims to be from a media outlet outside of Russia, the interviewee just never knows, if that individual's telling them the truth and on top of it, Russians are known to be notoriously paranoid about their own government surveying their phones and all online activities; so tbh I've no idea why we western people believe in these poll-results at all.
I remember watching a video of Russian YouTuber Roman/NFKRZ showing a clip of a 1420 street interview, then Roman told us that the only guy, who didn't support Putin and refused to blame the West got in troubles for that same street interview and basically faces Russian court charges now.
Last thing i learned is, that the Russian government's recently been successful in blocking some of the Russians most used VPN services ... frankly, how can anybody trust Russian poll-results under such circumstances?
* I think, the Russians "heads are in survival mode" for quite some time now and I don't expect there'll be any changes in the Russians behaviours, til life becomes unbearably unaffordable for them and their fridges are empty for months, despite Russia producing enough food, but they can't pay for it due to their mounting depts.
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@Fanatical_Empathy
OMG NO ... granted that's an impersonator scammer, as WHY ON EARTH would Artur reply to you from a fake account?
DIDN'T YOU NOTICE, there's NO grey oval shaped field around this fake account's username, which is literally the YouTube verification of EVERY YouTuber on this app?
PLEASE help me if you can and have time, eighter
1*) report this and other similar scammer accounts for MISINFORMATION with the 3 dots besides their comments --> simply bc impersonating another person = misinformation per definition and it's illegal (and bc nobody in YouTube support will take a spam-report seriously), but they do react to misinformation - and unfortunately there aren't any other options given for reporting with this method. Or
2*) make a copy of the real Arthur's URL, which you can find in his channel info (alternatively you can also wrote it down), then press the fake account's profile picture, it'll bring you directly to their fake channels (via their "YouTube profile card"), there press the 3 dots, choose report user, then take "identity theft".
Next window = impersonating another person
Next window, here you need to copy paste the real Arthur's URL, bc YouTube asks you, WHO got impersonated, (or alternatively type it in manually, if copy pasting isn't your thing).
PLEASE give additional information in the next window - something like:
"(This user) impersonates verified YouTuber Artur Rehi in his own comment section, uses bots to spread 100+ posts. Lures YouTube viewers into contacting by promising them presents. Suspicion of fraud and fishing."
Last window opens, don't forget to give your "ok" there and you're done.
I promise, as soon as you get into the routine, it'll take you only 2 to 5 minutes and this method is by far much more effective!
YouTube will then send you an email, where you can track their progress, see when the fake account got deleted and YouTube also says thank you.
Those scammers undermine the trust of our pro-Ukrainian communities/viewers into supporting Ukraine financially - that's why I hunt them although I'm a total nobody, I'm not even a channel admin, but I try to keep as many pro-Ukrainian channels scam free as possible - also bc the thoughts about those scammers doing who knows what shΔ―t with lesser experienced viewers data and credit card information, (like e.g. selling them or stealing their savings), frightens me on their behalf.
& YES I FULLY AGREE, ARTUR NEEDS TO ADDRESS THIS PROBLEM ASAP, not only in a community post but repeatedly in his videos, til this nonsense stops ... tbh I'm actually shocked, how many viewers comments I've encountered, who eighter replied to the scammers and/or wrote an alert like you.
THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH FOR CARING!
Slava Ukraine, Heroyam Slava!
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I'm really SORRY, initially I was making a link-copy to this video here, also included the timestamp and the Twitter thread connected to the intentional typo (or to the allegedly "innocent mistake") ... and I wrote it all together into 1 comment, bc someone had asked me for the source about this specific "typo-topic" ... but then, instead of cutting it all out and moving on to the other video's comment section's thread as planned, (where I needed all this info), I had accidentally hit "send".
Of course this wasn't my plan at all, as everybody who"s been watching this video carefully, knew already of the detailed information mentioned above ... now I've corrected it and will bring the link to the place it was planned for.
& Coincidentally, I was also sooo incredibly lucky, to almost immediately find everything that I had been looking for ... meaning, what are the slim odds of me already finding the missing info in the very first of ~10 videos I've had in my YouTube history to listen through?
I genuinely as apologize for the confusion!
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Hey Artur!
THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH for warning your lesser experienced viewers of your imposters!
Maybe you should try to contact Ryan McBeth, I've noticed he doesn't have any impersonator scammers at all and I guess, that's bc he's an IT specialist and most likely wrote a special program for his YouTube channel, that doesn't allow the scammers access to his own comment sections.
I'm also regularly reporting your imposters for identity theft, but after a day or two they've created (a) new YouTube account(s), email addresses, etc, so then they return.
It's unreal, that I even recognize some of their patterns and typos by now, meaning e.g. the one of them with "let's have a conversaSAtion" - what's even crazier is, that YouTube doesn't pick up on such typos and patterns and yes of course I've noticed, that your scammers are using bots - as no human can write the exact same text more than 3 times without getting their 4th post deleted by YouTube.
& Do you know, how I found out about this?
Bc I was warning viewers of all kinda pro-Ukrainian channels by using the same sentence "PLEASE report this impersonator scammer between our comments for MISINFORMATION and/or for identity theft directly on their own YouTube homepage, thanks!" ... my 4th post always got deleted* bc YouTube thought I'm a bot and they put me on some kinda "time out" as well, what a bummer!
(* I've tested this multiple times).
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