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Yeah I didn't think that existed lool. Like I thought Communists were like only older generations. And probably only in Moscow or in St. Petersburg..

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Actually the trans-Siberian train was popular among foreigners. Now it’s gone though looks like

No, but I passed these towns

If you saw my eyes got 2 times bigger when I scrolled the comments and saw your comment with the donation 👀 haha! Thanks a lot!

Ohh they have such a trip. Or at least had before sanctions. In a luxury train with the stops in big cities. But cost 10 or even more times more. Maybe 10000$. Mostly western capitalists used this option

​@@CrazyRussianSergey Wow, like a cruise but on land. Did you get a good sleep on the train? I heard someone snoring in the video 😂 Hope you brought ear plugs

Hello! Good question 👍! Yes, the food is included! However, sometimes I went to the restaurant to eat extra food!

I go to the Far East to inspect the rule of central Russia! They are far, but shouldn’t forget where the power is!

@@CrazyRussianSergey Of course! Moscow! For 🇺🇸, Washington, D.C., of course but a small city compared to Moscow. New York City other power center.

Good you have a translator who can translate you the things I was lazy to translate in subtitles!

Yes, Ireland 🇮🇪 has gotten very expensive!

Ohh. Didn’t know about a bible-belt. But it also make sense. This red belt is not that powerful though now. And yeah. China claims the Far East as well historically. They can just move 100 million people in one day through the border and that’s all. No army needed 😅

@@CrazyRussianSergey Yeah, their sheer numbers turn almost impossible to fight back. You are absolutely right, weaponised, subversive immigration can be far more effective than a military invasion, just takes some more time, sometimes generations, we are learning it the hard way here in the EU. And the Americans also. And the Ukrainians are going to learn it the hard way also, when they join the European Union. What is needed for Russians to understand that they are truly Europeans? now that you are in the far east you are a westerner too, (lol!) maybe the Chinese, Koreans and other local ethnicities regard you that way? are they more brothers of yours than westerners? i don't think so! We urgently need a Russian breeding program, i suggest that the Russian state sponsors the breeding program: each man will have around at least 10 women (with no maximum limit), they will have to make one baby a year (1 to 4 months break between each pregnancy). Candidates will be chosen accordingly to their genetic qualities. The offspring of each couple and family unit will be evaluated by experts and finacially rewarded. You guys need to keep up with the Chinese, man!

No unfortunately =( Russian researchers say only 150-300 left in whole of Russia. And mostly in the North

@@CrazyRussianSergey 😂

Seriously...great video! Beautiful country!

Manure business let me afford to see the beauty of the country. Yes!

Good translation!

6 days and 3 hour and 14 minutes. But also the time changes to plus 7 hours so I left on Monday and arrived on Monday. There is other train called Russia which goes 6 days and 22 hours. But it has 150 stops while my train had about 52

Honestly, can’t choose right now because I’m new here in Asian part of Russia. After some traveling I will understand where I’d like to live

@@CrazyRussianSergey ok. Thanks for your reply Sergei. Great travels to you from American 🇺🇸 capitalist spy spion. 😄

Almost 40000 rubles. Around $500 for today’s rate.

Might try to escape to the North Korea 🇰🇵 to claim asylum!

@@CrazyRussianSergey I wouldn’t recommend it! They don’t have McDonalds there either! No Big Tasty, Sergey! 😉

39700 rubles. However in 1 month it will cost about 33000 rubles. Out of holiday summer season it’s cheaper

😠capitalist anti-babushka laws😠

@@CrazyRussianSergey All day, every day!!)))) XD

I just did 7 days Vladivostok Moscow. Something you will never experience.😃

@@abbeystump You are absolutely right - I have never experienced anything like this! And I certainly will NOT experience it. For me, even 12 hours on a train, even in a single sleeping compartment, is more than enough. I got off the train as tired as if I had worked hard for 12 hours... Besides, being forced to spend seven days in the company of Russians is some kind of incomprehensible perversion to me. I DON'T UNDERSTAND how someone could willingly want to experience something like this...

@@andrzej3511 I done Moscow Vladivostok over 21 days with 6 stops.Liked everything about it. Just Did 20 train trips over Russia in 10 weeks including 30 days along the BAM.Enjoying the history helps pass the time.7 days at the end of the travel went so quick and relaxing. All the Russian and indigenous people I met were wonderful.

@@abbeystump You don't understand one thing. I am Polish, I live in Poland. In a country that has experienced 123 years of partitions and russification, the robbery of Polish society and all forms of discrimination and humiliation. In a country that experienced Soviet aggression on September 17, 1939, mass murders and deportations to Siberia. In a country which, according to the Russians (we call them katsaps - the most contemptuous name possible), theu liberated us from the German yoke, and in Polish opinion only the occupier has changed. From bad to worse! And another 45 years of occupation, this time by the Soviets. Poles have nothing to be grateful to the katsaps, contrary: we have very important reasons for hatred - no worse than Ukrainians today. And that's why I absolutely don't feel the need to associate with these people(?). For me, they are boors and simpletons who are very poor at hiding their imperial mentality. In my opinion, there will be no friendship (mutual!) between Poles and Russians, even in a thousand years. And let it not be said that this is our Polish xenophobia, for the same reasons that there will definitely never be friendship between Ukrainians and Russians. And there are many, many more nations like this. You do not believe? Ask, for example, any Afghan "on the other side of the world" what he thinks about Russians... And besides, long journeys simply tire me. Therefore, for me, the best form of traveling and getting to know other nations directly is traveling by car - in short trips, each of which does not last longer than a few hours. In this way, I traveled all over Europe - from Gibraltar to Scotland, from Greece to Finland. And you know what? Thanks to this, I started to appreciate my country - Poland! Although we are not a giant, we are a country large enough to have mountains, the sea and a lake district unique in Europe in Masuria! And the second unique thing: the swampy floodplain of the Biebrza River. And, of course, the world-famous Białowieża Forest with its now endemic bisons. And forest, a lot of forests!!!

I did the travel from Vladivostok to Moscow when I lived there to and the route has its charm, I actually enjoyed it especially because I wasn't alone.

I just did Vladivostok Moscow in January Winter. Second class.Great trip.

А ты можешь передать? Только у русских некий комплекс на акценты к сожалению… хотя и в России полно акцентов и в бывшем СССР среди людей кто с детства знает русский как второй язык… и музыкальный слух у меня есть… я играл на гуслях долгое время. Бесят такие комменты🤬

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