Comments by "John Walsh" (@johnwalsh4857) on "Konstantin Samoilov - Mutiny, Insurgency, Arrests and Economic Pressures - Is Russia Imploding?" video.

  1. as I see it, the longer Russia stays in this war , the more the Russian economy is hit and sinks. I think the real effects of the war will be after Putin is gone. like a spark has to happen to bring all the cards tumbling down like a successful military rebellion. with Putin gone ,Russia in disorder central authority shaky or non existent, the whole Russian economy will come crashing down with a massive weakening of the Ruble in the USD currency exchange rate. the collapse will be rapid. and at first hte Russians wont feel it but when suddenly the price of food goes up 10X and wages stay the same since there is no central authority and the crime rate explodes with bands of criminals former soldiers with miltiary grade weapons suddenly takes over your neighbourhood, well you know you are truelly fucked.
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  2. yah they fear the 90s coming back but after Putin is gone, the 90s will come back on steroids. civil war revolution it will make the 90s Russia look very stable. and safe and orderly.
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  3. well looking at it, the Russians are living on borrowed economic time. and the west has not brought out its big guns yet, yes Russia is subjected to very bad sanctions from the west, supposedly the worst ever but its not the worst, the worst would be total sanctions, like total cessation of trade with Russia from the west, the tightening on loopholes regarding trade with the west with Russia. sequestration of all Russian assets, including all oligarch assets, deportation of all Rusian citizens esp. kids of oligrarchs living in the west. and forcing all the other countries in the world to levy economic sanctions on Russia or else. they get sanctioned to. what would prompt that, Russia using nukes in Ukraine, war with NATO,(this would result in Russian cargo ships, planes being impounded in the west, & blockade of Russian ports)Russia using chemical weapons on a wide scale esp. on Ukr cities. This would really bring down the Russian economy.
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