The horror

Ahh don’t jumpscare us like that

I soiled my armor! 😂

What Putin truly fears most is a perfectly even hairline.

Putin fears shopping for shoes like a regular and secure man.

Well God forbid you tell the regime supporters that cause they’ll have a stroke

I wonder if there are any past dictatorships that seniors don't have nostalgia for my Italian grandmother believed the only bad thing Mussolini did was join the Axis

@@christianweibrecht6555 my dad is 70 so you could say he is a senior. Definitely doesn’t miss the Soviet Union 💀

Screw fascists but if he hadn't joined the Axis, he would've been able to rule til he died, like Franco. The Allies only destroyed fascists states that fought back. Again, screw fascists.

​@@JustinWoo The allies were and are fascists. Hell, most major nations today are fascist; you clearly are ignorant of what the term means.

Like social security for Americans in their mid 30s and older.

Admittedly, 1991 to 2000 were the Yeltsin years. The American candidate who presided over economic shock therapy.

imagine becoming disabled in America and getting $600 dollars a month to live on

only low IQ people think they will ever see their pension. Even in the west this is simply impossible.

@@mjkittredge still better than being disabled in ruzkiez

poohtin has a $75,000 gold toilet

gotta be in the top tier of segways lol.

you're cheap. He is worth trillions likely, if counting all assets he de-facto holds@@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885

ChatGPutin

​@@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885a 75000$ toilet is drop in the bucket when you have embezzled 100 billion dollars or more and stashed it in in acceptable places thruout the world under others names and more. Putin could be the richest person in the world if his ill gotten gains could be tracked. He has one thing in common with Biden on that subject.

Acute gravitational disease

The official term is "defenestration" BTW.

@@tellyboy17 Only if you are in Prague

Sudden deceleration syndrome

NOO THOSE SPECIALITIES ARE YOUR INVENTION AND YOUR PRIDE ,

You Gernans are happy that America blew up nordstreams it seems. Olaf Scholz still refers to Joe Biden as "big boss".

It was 1 May day socialist march. What did you expect? :)

@@chatnoir1224 you don´t get the point, coz at this time the national flag of the German Democratic Republic (East Germany) was obsolete

Same here

@Al Because it is East Germany, the communist one but i think it is more nostalgic thing than ideological at least if we are talking about this flag only I am from Moscow btw

Except that the ones in Canada get very little from the govt. I know nothing about Alaska, but the Canadian First Nations towns that are so remote are all in extreme poverty. They do get a bit more funding per capita than elsewhere, but it's not enough to provide even the basics, not even clean drinking water.

Don't try to apply logic to this this intended to be a Putin bad propaganda for your average npc. Normal thing are bad didn't you see the video. Putin is fighting hard for employers not fire workers when they don't have to that's a bad thing go eat your slop and take your 50th booster you are not suppose to think.

The difference is - those industries aren't subsidiary

First nations? You mean indians?

@@horstebreedow8608 No, aboriginal North Americans. Indians come from the Indian subcontinent, capital New Delhi.

Cmon! Typical western breinwashing with typical graphics. nothing too special

Yeap i confirm best state released graph ever

"STEP 2: ASCEND FROM DARKNESS! "

"STEP 3: RAIN FIRE"

Where’s Reznov?

"STEP 4: UNLEASH THE HORDE!"

"Step 8 Reznov, freedom!" "For you, Mason, not for me!"

It will make people love their country, until the coffins start coming back. Then it has the opposite effect. And yes, especially if they're losing.

And covert Fahrenheit to Celsius please for the rest of the world.

​@@bogboy90210 Never!

you notice this youtuber has not communicated to anyone. strange hey.

Hello from 🇺🇸

Very interesting.

So many!? Have you seen the numbers compared to russias total population?

​@@markobucevic8991 At an extremely conservative estimate of 1 million men between 20 and 40 who were either drafted or left so far, that's about 5% (!) of the entire male cohort for those ages. That is an incredible number, and it could already be double. As the war continues, this number is increasing at a frightening pace.

@@Ynhockey Where is your proof for that!? We know that the russian army, not the one inside ukraine is 1.1 million big. They invaded with around 250k and mobilized another 300k, not counting the volunteers from ukraine. so where the hell did you pull one million men? We know that russia was outnumbered from the start of the war.

Better Norilsk than Detroit.

@@velhari5942 Detroit is not in the middle of nowhere in the arctic circle.

@@velhari5942 Detroit is the Hilton compared to Norlisk

That’s a common trauma response, I hope your coworker is ok now

@@Game_Hero Detroit is closer to Ohio than Norilsk is.

The war in Ukraine only makes it worse, he’s killing off the young people that are supposed to pay to support the people in and nearing retirement.

@@nehemijutras Well, if you don't see that wage in Japan has stagnated in the last 30 years and had the highest ratio of debt to GDP. Yea, you are right.

​@@MrGilang100 Yes, but again unlike Japan, Russia has massive natural resource deposits.

​@@nehemijutras you do realize that people are shifting of from resource right?

Nehemi Jutras, I wouldn't call around the equivalent of 250 US dollars a month a high pension. I know the cost of some things, such as gas if they are fortunate enough to live in an area where it is available, is less than western Europe but still that's not enough to live comfortably. Every interview I have seen of Russian pensioners, including before the war, is of them complaining about how hard it is. That much might be adequate for where you live. In Britain for example you would literally die of hypothermia and starvation.

​​@@nehemijutras no country has gone bankrupt from demographics yet. But there is lots of country that got huge economic problem caused by said demographics

Where's that statistic from?

Took me a moment to get the joke.

Befor fall of USSR Russian life expectancy was 69 yrs after it was 64 yrs

😂

lol

Video mentions limited airplane flights…contingent on weather conditions.

@@weirdo1060 damn, kinda wish that Viktor Reznov would’ve mentioned that during the 2nd mission…

It was funded by the U.S military. I hope that includes a map.

Kids, I live in Australia and there is no roads here in Northern Queensland when temperatures always always above 25C. What you expected in Vorkuta than😂😂😂😂😂

That's it. I'm buying that game. Back when it came out (I was in high school) I thought it was stupid and didn't want it. But over the past year I've been hearing surprisingly good things about it in surprising places... (or I'll just watch a KZfaq Let's Play video... one of the two)

And when you are a pensioner????

@@vincentconti-jb3hd there won't be a pension system anymore when i will be old. So why should we young italians allow the pensioners to bled us dry with more than twice the tax rate the current pensioners used to pay when they worked?

@@marcobonesi6794 It's basically a ponzi scheme. And we all know how those end.

@@marcobonesi6794 Something has to give. The pensions, pension contributions, inflation, emigration, or debt. If pensions stay the same, contributions will have to increase, so expect young Italians to move abroad in increasing numbers to avoid paying those. This may also lead to a dangerous feedback loop. If contributions stay the same, the pensions will have to go down, so expect poverty among the elderly population, which an opportunistic politician will take advantage of, with unpredictable results. The government may even resort to simply printing money to pay the pensions, in which case expect inflation to damage the purchasing power of Italians, and thus the entire Italian economy. The government may also go even further into debt, which will probably combine all the drawbacks of previous scenarios: High taxes, more emigration, poverty, and inflation. However, Italy's creditors may not give Italy loans anymore, blocking this route.

@@Tuppoo94 italy has had the most generous pension system in the world since the reform of the mid 60s that transformed the system from a contribution one to a pay as you go system. So it is overdue that the pensioners will have to receive a kick in their butts and suffer a reduction of their pensions. It's been decades that the ones receiving the short end of the stick was the youth.

Often forgotten in France however, is that it's not a one-sided issue, a sizable portion of the population is in favor of the reforms, of course they won't be doing any protesting.

Seems like these protests are overestimated abroad. Seen from here in a large french city, life is mostly undisturbed.

Well, I'm wondering whether pensioners are in macron's key constituents

@@qlum Yeah, young people will almost always support reform, because if its not fixed, it wont be there when they get to retirement.

Young people are protesting because few are dumb enough to think raising their retirement age makes more sense than taxing the wealthy at a fair rate.

This is a very underrated comment

Why would you care if you only temporarily live there?

@@fietereim8190 Yeah, like all russians, right? Because on one day - they live in Ruzzia, on the next day - they get thrown into a WW2 tank and taken to Donetsk to die. Right. Temporary residence in Ruzzia.

This is pretty much, literally how aircondition works in a time of climate change

Nahh. You've just not understood the way the Fire Burns. Move a Log to the Unburnt area........Californians Take note👍👍

Don't worry he probably earns enough with monetization and sponsorships.

A noble sentiment, and you're on the right path. You have to have strong foundations yourself before you can hold up others. Keep at those studies! Keep your eyes open for the chance to help the folks closest to you, especially the ones who will remember when it is your turn needing help.

How is it going there? I am from Kenya

Ethiopian here enjoying the page too ✊🏾

@@israelenoch8763 about what are asking exactly. Politics, economy, education, social conditions, etc...

Fly-in, fly-out is the common workers lot in the West Australian mining industry.

yes, please

Agreed

Yeah, it’s common technique to use both or at least use Celsius. I’m American and didn’t notice that but including Celsius is a must

It's Cater for 400 Million People vs Cater for 7.8 Billion People Instead

100% agree, i really dont get why people keep using those weird units

For real!

Well, I wouldn’t blame your mom or the early Internet for not being able to explain the second Iraq invasion. I was in my 20s when it happened and to this day still have no idea why Bush-Cheney wanted it, why the US was there, or what it was supposed to accomplish.

@@Itried20takennames Cheney profited personally. Bush Jr. was dumb enough to be led into a war that his own father told him NOT to get involved in. Junior liked to talk tough and push up his poll numbers, but had no clue about the likely outcome: permanently strengthened Iran, shattered Iraq which didn't have weapons of mass destruction, destabilized Middle East, and no discernible advantage to the USA for the cost in blood and treasure. Junior, in many ways, was an unindicted war criminal.

facts, we live in an information golden age!

And I'll wager you'll never vote Republican! Not if you value knowledge over ignorance, education over segregation, the internet over guns.

Thanks for addressing this. My dad and uncle grew up in soviet Ukraine during the entire Cold War. 8 years apart, they actually have completely different views of their time growing up. Crazy thing is, the venn diagram of men who have been successfully brainwashed during this period and the men you describe is almost a circle

Where would they go to seek help in the first place? There's no one to turn to...

For decades, the Soviets used psychiatry as a tool of political repressions. The completely destroyed image of psychiatry in the eyes of an average Russian is just another part of glorious Soviet heritage, along with the wasteland of Syberian monotowns.

I don’t think I’ve ever seen a list that didn’t feature Russia in the top 5.

Liverpool?

That's quite the perspective. Never thought of it that way.

@@DevadevamJagannatham in alaska there’s a bit of romanticism with the Russian explorers and how they mapped arctic wastes

I don't think the environmental costs are significant since the whole area is nothing but wilderness. However, the time and effort and large number of people who died building a place that is basically useless is regretful in my opinion.

Omg that's adorable! You really think we will colonize the Moon and Mars? Hahahahaha

Did you realize it was mostly built by prisoners?

Californians can't quite get the Burn right though 😂😂 Problem is America.......Trade is Value of Currency and Russia has been denied a Port of Trade for Decades.

Most likely the reason why Mr Putin hates America so much, America's government works better than Russia's.

@@statementleaver8095 I feel like you're trying to say something, but I just dont get it.

Ahaha

@@nanonano2595 Well more could be spoken about but......Most *Americans* like to turn a blind eye to interesting Trades that any *Civilian* would be on Death Row for.

No better historical reference than call of duty *slow clap*

STEP ONE: SECURE THE KEYS🔑

🤣

A valid point...

Bump lmao

STEP ONE: SECURE THE KEYS

I suspect Putin is aware of this calculation. 1) Fewer pensioners for the future, but more importantly 2) if they win, a large expansion of oil and gas wealth that could bolster those pension funds. People often presume power is it's own end, but it is a snare. Without control of economics (the ability to move goods and services), power is empty. Always follow the money.

You don't have to wonder much: the country has no future aside from being a Chinese client state by 2040.

@@nickmonks9563 Russia has never been capable of capitalizing on their oil and gas reserves without Western help, nor is it worth much without Western buyers. China would buy stolen Ukrainian gas, but the west won’t, and without the west there’s no production infrastructure to supply China from. Putin thought it would be Crimea 2.0, and now that it’s turned into anything but he keeps pouring bodies on the problem in the hopes that eventually a solution will present itself. OP is right, every life lost in the war is a lost contributed to the pension funds, his best long term course of action is to fire up the propaganda machine and claim western oppression is the reason the pension programs must be curtailed.

@@nickmonks9563 lol, as if any of those profits ever got to the russian public.

@@nickmonks9563 How does the war lead to less future pensioners? It leads to less future contributers initially because military age is relatively young and indirectly will reduce the birth rates even further; not to mention the hundreds of thousands of skilled workers whom overcontrabute to pensions that fled from mobilisation. Secondly, how does winning the war lead to a massive increase in oil & gas revenue when it directly resulted in embargoes and an oil cap that plunged oil revenues down by 50% between Jan & Feb 2023 when compared to Jan & Feb 2022? I can only see the war as worsening the pension problem.

I attribute my ability to follow this information to Peter Zeihan so clearly explaining demographics.

ITS LIES

@49er how would you know if your government prohibits media to say truth?

Alas it's usual, facts mixed with lies. Just like anything about Russia on western platforms.

Nothing is "Free" comrade.

Hell yeah.

free? in *this* economy?

It's not what most of his audience uses. You want to feel smarter for using Celsius, then prove it by doing your own math.

​@@troodon1096 Feel smarter? It's what almost everyone uses

​@@troodon1096 Literally the United States, Liberia and the Cayman Islands use Fahrenheit. That's 3/197 countries. That's 337.161 million people. The population of the world is 7.888 billion. That's 4% of the world's population who use Fahrenheit. And also all physics equations use Celsius as it's used by 194 countries.

@@MidnightAmethystthe untied states is werid legally we a Celsius and metric system county but since the majority of Americans opposed those systems the laws requiring their usage tend to be ignored

CAN WE TRUST THE AMERICAN?

​@@beaconhousepechsfilm-makin8187 more than the maniac pootin

​@@beaconhousepechsfilm-makin8187 when nature can easily kill you, you don't need enemy.

Burdens more like to the Russian state

Does it mean or resemble something?

@@kingofhearts3185 No it is faux cyrillic, like the movie Borat, which actually spells out Bordt. FC usually doesn't mean anything and is more gibberish, like using cyrillic to speel Donald Trump turns into doidld tyatsumr

START TO LEARN - СТАРТ ТО ЛЕАРН , кириличну азбуку .

@@kaytiinein I meant if fedyas was or resembled a word or acronym

@@kingofhearts3185 "Faux Cyrillic usually doesn't mean anything and is more gibberish" There's your answer

Won't they bequeath it to their descendants later on?

@@ianhomerpura8937 Yes, when their descendants are nearing retirement age. The pension systems around the world have broken the generational contract. Instead of people having kids and caring for them so they care for yourself when you are old the system was abstracted. People stopped having children while pushing the care for the elderly on the smaller next generation. Old people feel entitled to a pension because they paid into the system not realizing that they paid for their parents, not for their children, if there are any, to care for them.

Time for spain to be not spain in the future. Time to rebuild Moorish Emirates on top of the failure of the whites. ALLAHU AKBAR

Agreed. Usually such videos on other channels have some of the most toxic comment sections, and they deter me from watching any more of such content.

In Ukraine, Soledar means "salt gift" and Vuhledar "coal gift". Mining towns named after the product.

@@ChucksSEADnDEAD Also, there are Marganets (Manganese) and Antratsyt (Anthracite).

@@ChucksSEADnDEAD if I'd really thought about it. I'd guess the most famous would maybe be Salzburg, although being Salt Town isn't why it's famous

@@egerantoniuk Yes, we even have Apatite(s) called after a group of phosphate minerals

@@shaunhouse8469 It' means Salt Castle, not Salt Town, and we know it's famous for Mozart's balls.

You didn’t even watch it

@@Homer-OJ-Simpson right lol, another bot reply

@@GrigRP a lot to the early comments are exactly that- b0t replies. Usually it’s a very vague comment like this one by OP. You can copy and paste that to any video.

No kidding!. This is one of the best videos I've seen in a long time!

@@Homer-OJ-Simpson another one right above 😂 can't believe polymatter paid for them, pretty embarrassing

Try to create an investment which pays monthky, quarterly or yearly...🏁🏁🏁. 🏧 creation for retirement ???

increasing the retirement age ist the opposite of just printing money: it's a de facto cut oft cost what is the right thing to do when your cost is exploding due the demographic explosion of retirees. (Government just have to be strong when the protesters come - "don't ask the frogs when you have to drain the swamp." As our finance minister once said.)

Society’s only goal should be to make people’s lives better. When society no longer does this you have to burn down that society.

Increase the retirement age has nothing in common with printing money. It saves money and allows the pyramid scheme that are pension funds to actually work a little longer. Within the next few decades pension funds in western Europe will fall because of the lack of children.

@@Zoulstorm I agree. And farther enrichment of an already FAR too priveledged upper class, or of Big Business, are NOT adequate standins for the well being of the overall population.

And usually people die before retirement.

According to senior aides, 2011 (Libya) was what changed him so fundamentally. At the start of his career (think 2001 speeach at the Bundestag) he genuinely wanted Russia to be folded into the Western system, as a key partner. What he got instead was a continuation of pushing for neoliberal policies by the West (which destroyed Russian society in the 1990s under Yeltsin), and rank hypocrisy in foreign policy. Other countries can't do anything without our okay, but Iraq needs to be invaded! That sort of thing. Libya was especially horrifying for him. It was in the process of developing nuclear arms, and the US didn't want that. They made an informal deal with Gaddafi that, if he suspended the program, the US would look the other way regarding his 'lack of ddmocracy', and ostensibly allow the country to continue under him. He disarmed in 2003. 8 years later, they funded rebel groups and had him killed in the streets. Putin reportedly watched that video on repeat over and over, obsessively. He saw himself in that video. A nuclear armed state being given non-binding agreements by the US, only to be backstabbed and exploited later. Case in point, look at Libya now. He definitely also saw it happen surrounding NATO expansion in the 1990s. So from that point on, his perceived role as leader of Russia was to chiefly to develop Russia, but to act as a counter to the West.

To be fair, he does look less of a thug now than he used to. Too bad looks are deceiving.

@@LancesArmorStriking I think, his chief concern is retaining his grip on power, even if the russian people will pay the price.

@@JagnaLesna I think it is not the case. with his long reign he probably built enough wealth, fame and relationships top retire with no issue ... i just think he is not confident that the next Gov will be able to face modern Russia issues (war, geopolitics, economics etc.) especially because the whole county is united behind him, but when he goes there will be internal power struggle on top of the external ones

@@ulrichleukam1068 Power is addictive drug.

But it was all in his head

@@minieimoe104 Nope,Vorkuta uprising was real

And a rating system. I’m sure we’ll get it all eventually…

@@snow24121 Let us know when it has these basic functionalities that would make it worth subscribing to

@@cashington5756 The point of it is that it gives power to the Creators. This means that they don't have to worry about Views, as all of them get a share, or about Viewer Approval. Or getting facts right...

Me too. Sometimes really good questions (and answers) can be added.

@@spaghettiisyummy.3623 Nebula is S8it... let's be honest. It get's all the same videos we get on youtube except early. There's only a bunch of Nebula Exclusives and a few of them are just lengthier versions of youtube videos. Only a few videos like Mustard's B2 documentary are worth paying money for.

Is that a mistake generated by chatGPT?

It does appear to be west of the Urals.

It's farther north than any European town. I think that's what he meant.

@@incognitotorpedo42 Well if it is west of the Urals then it isn't in Europe to begin with. And I pretty sure there are towns further north than that in Europe.

Yes the Ural Mountains are the border between the two continental plates. And Europe lays west from the mountains. Vorkuta lays on the west of the Ural as well. And therefor being located in Europe

Inside Russia and Vlad Vexler are two excellent sources that i have been following.

Bot reply

Not bot !

It was fun mission

In Vorkuta we're all brothers

Reznov got exactly what he wanted… revenge

Me too 😂😂

We all did brother 😢

I'm still waiting to hear what Putin fedyas more than war.

Pretty sure there straight up isn't one, so there's not much to talk about. When you get too old to work it's expected that your family will take care of you.

​@@Muninnnr There was a Pension System but it is not enough to live on and elderly people in the countryside without help from young family members. There was a Documentary about a poor starving old lady in a broken down house after her Son died crying

@@Muninnnr With China's one child policy, they might get massive population aging.

@@Muninnnr nope, all of my grandparents had pensions, and the living ones still do. The pension grew from 1k yuan ($200) to 4k yuan for my lowest paying grandparent since her retirement, the others have a few thousand more. Even accounting for inflation and living costs, they’ve seen a significant improvement in quality of life since first retiring at 55 years old. Whether or not that is sustainable with the current demographic is another matter entirely.

Demographics are multiplied 10 fold vs Russia. Also there is more government and societal narrative/expectation for families to be self sufficient (young takes care of old and rely less on outside help). While Russia seems more stuck with seniors reliant on government pensions, China is more active in reshaping societal narratives to perhaps relieve that demand. In the hay days of the One Child Policy, it was common to see encouragements like “One Child is enough, let the government take care of seniors” “只生一个好，政府来养老”. Then in the decades since, you’d see more emphasis of “children must take care of seniors, it is shameful to throw your seniors at the government” “子女要尽孝，甩给政府管，真是脸不要”. Also should consider the governmental structure where: a sweeping order or general direction given by the central government, then it’s up to the local government to interpret and implement policies as to satisfy the end goals of said orders. You get wide discrepancies within the country, where you can find hundreds of millions of people with success stories of the said central government order, while there are easily just as many people living under bizarre circumstances or flat out dissatisfied as a result of the same central government order.

i swear to god, they just never learn

​@@xgrove Its like arranging arabic letters in a way so that they look latin. Goddamn i hate it

>fedyas what?

@@ChupeTTe wait what give me the link

@@the_mariocrafter I wont, i fucking hate latin arranged arabic letters and whenever i dont have to look it up again i dont. I would rather watch Daesh execution compulation with the lenght of a damn Abel Gance movie.

And people praising this video so much. 🤦‍♀️

Was it never 65 for men and 60 for women?

You didn't properly read the Retirement Age graphic. It didn't say "Age of Government Pension Eligibility," it said "Retirement Age." Anyone can retire whenever they think they've got enough saved, and many do. That's where the "62.5" came from.

And when the government isn't wasteful and overly corrupt.

The Norwegian Government sounds like everything that i ever wanted in my life. Now, how would a Bosnian go about to Immigrating to Norway?

Practical northerner

Norwegian conveniently leaves out two keys. First, national population is 3 million, so solutions may not scale so well across 30 or 300 million people. Second, Norway has the world's largest sovereign wealth fund thanks to saving up oil revenues from the North Sea for decades (Government Pension Fund of Norway, worth 1.2 trillion USD at last count.) The Scandinavian Saudi Arabia isn't quite like any other place.

In Norway they have lots of oil from the North Sea , and the norwegians have become a bit lazy and arrogant because of it ! When you are an oilproducing country, it is easy and cheap to mock other countries for their pension policy !!! And we will not talk about Norwegian involvement in the sabotage of the Nordstream pipeline , which gives Norway a bigger opportunnity to sell their oil to the EU , that Norway is not even a part of !!! Shame on Norway !!!