I am not sure if you live in city because someone talked to me in the mall elavator. I got instant vertigo. WHY she did that. No necessary. No any reason..
@@jps8678 WOW, what a crime!!! being introvert is something but being weird or sensitive or touchy is something else...u do understand human is a social being don't u?!
@@jps8678 no I'm not but Idk how accurate is that...because I seen so many clips and know so many people that can prove the opposite...sure so many people r introvert including myself but that lvl of introvert is something else...anyway.
@@useruser6240 It's usually quite common here in Finland. Yesterday swimming place was closed because of thunderstorm. Everyone had to go inside and whole 15 minutes 50 people just stood next to each other and nobody talked. It felt right.
So great you speak English today (at last). Please make videos in English now and then, it's a huge help for everyone who wants more practice in listening❤
@@nemosiusPartly Finland is located on the Scandinavian peninsula. All the Scandinavian countries are Nordic countries and Finland is a Nordic country and a member of the Nordic council. No difference.
@@butterflies655 Only a small percentage of Finland's territory is on the Scandinavian Peninsula. Even in Finnish schools children are taught that Finland is not Scandinavia. “Finland is Scandinavia” is already a meme among Finns
You dont have to explain, we have always been professional drunks. Its slowly changing...maybe. Im a finn and 59 yo geezer, so I basically know something about this country;)
Not that many people drink anymore, at least not in western and northern Finland, and younger people have switched to cannabis. Our country is changing fast these days.
It is indeed changing, but the change did *not* start in Lappeenranta. If you look at the youngsters in Helsinki region alcohol is not as popular as it was in the previous couple generations. But the amount of alcohol consumed in Finland has long been in the Eastern European levels, so even if the amount has dropped a bit, it's a long way to go.
Finns are not professional drunks. Every country has heavy drinkers. Watch the statistics in the video "Country alcohol consumption comparison." In Europe Finland is in the middle.
Вы разговариваете на английском так быстро, как будто строгий учитель хадал Вам вопрос, и Вы отвечаете всё, что знаете залпом, чтобы не дай бог ничего не забыть и не пропустить. Любопытно.
@@netlain Не соглашусь. Знаю многих носителей языка, которые говорят вдумчиво, тщательно подбирая слова. Это скорее гиперактивность) Ещё есть ощущение, что Микаэле не с кем поговорить, она сдерживается в жизни и "срывается" в своём влоге. Возможно, ей нужно выплеснуть накопившиеся эмоции)
I've noticed that you speak kinda fast, but I rather think you just ramble on and on without separating the sentences from each other. Your train of thought is lively.
I usually listen to videos in English at 1.25 (in Finnish 1.5 or higher!) but with her 1.0 is good. :) Pretty easy to understand though when you get use to her voice. (I'm a Finn)
Your video is great, you talk fast but I understand everything, thanks for the finnish school system where you learn english from the 3. grade untill 9. grade. ANd I hade a 10 from my 9. grade english.
Winters are the worst for many natives, too. I suffer a lot of them and I'm working on all kinds of exotic systems to create sunlight simulations to the darkest months to cope. People who have never spent a winter above 60N often have trouble grasping how it can me hard for you. But before you actually do it, you can't know how your brain handles the lack of light for months and months.
Hello. I'm Finnish i live in Kuopio. I dont think you talk too fast, actually your pace is just in par on my brain. Wish you happy times and have a good summer ! ps. watched some of your other videos, maybe i'm missing something, but did not see you talking why Finland and what in job wise. Sorry if this is too personal question. Anyways, hyvää kesää 👍
I'm a 45-year-old Finnish man and still don't know how to ice skate or to ski properly, despite going through Finnish primary school and military training. None of the winter sports were really a thing where I lived, instead we played soccer a lot even during winter. There's bubbles everywhere.
I watch a ton of youtube videos and esp. with longer videos it is important to have a voice that is easy and pleasant to listen to. This is one big reason why I am not making any videos myself.
Checking a notes. Breath and bit slower and relax. It's like machinegun how you speak. Spanish actually speak that way lol. Glad you were brave enough to go to country totally unknown. I bet 90% of finns appreciates that.
Sorry! I have seen just 2 or so videos but your English is so clear(easy to my ears) that i wonder are you Russian or do just speak.. Anyways! Sorry my "English typo's!" Have a great weekend and so soon to be New Year! (..as older time don run it flies!)
That was, btw, one of the things I wondered a bit about in your earlier video. Yes, drinking is absolutely not taboo in Finland in any way. Being drunk all the time is, however, not regarded as a good thing, as you should well know, and not a lot of students do it. Some may fall into that trap though, unfortunately. What I more wondered about was how you felt that it was different than in your country. Students maybe use more drugs instead of alcohol there? And do you think that is better?
When it comes to the language, Finnish is not that difficult per se *but* it's from a completely different language group. Russian is written in fancy letters, but it's still ultimately an Indo-European language and once you can read the alphabet it's a lot easier to approch, coming from English, than languages from completely different families.
Действительно Вы очень быстро говорите и моего уровня английского языка недостаточно, чтобы в полной мере понять всё, что Вы говорите. Но, часть сказанного Вами я понял. Русские тоже очень любят Финляндию и мы живём в мире уже 80 лет, ведём взаимовыгодный бизнес, по крайней мере до 2022 года. Что касается традиции выпивки крепких алкогольных напитков, то в настоящее время во многих странах, включая как Финляндию, так и Россию популярность крепких алкогольных напитков падает, как минимум у молодёжи. Безусловно, существует давняя традиция сильно напиться летом на праздник Йоханнус (Иванов День). Всё большую тревогу вызывает распространение химических наркотиков, вызывающих зависимость и психические расстройства. В России так же набирает популярность трезвый образ жизни, спорт, качалка, огромное количество людей на 100% отказываются от алкоголя и табако курения, и я в том числе. Было бы замечательно, что бы как можно большее количество людей как можно раньше осознали, что ни наркотики, ни алкоголь не решают личных проблем, а всё только усугубляют. Я тоже живу в Финляндии уже несколько лет, я люблю и уважаю финнов, у нас очень много общего, у нас на много больше общего чем со шведами или, например, с американцами. Всем добра и позитива. Обнял!
You don't need to work at all to survive. There is still requirements to seek jobs and be listed as unemployed seeking jobs or be at school. Thou to survive you don't need to be succesful in these fields, housing, food and healthcare will be paid.
Такое ощущение что вы читаете кем-то написанный текст. Так в любви не признаются, хотя я не понимаю английский. На русском вы более искренни, по крайней мере так кажется.
You speak like -33% speed compared to some. So not too fast at all. Also YT allows you to slow down playback so maybe not try to focus on that kind of very hard change.
Finland is known for it's drinking culture. Sweden had a really bad drinking problem way back, but it's changed..Russia is worse than Finland.. lol.. Anyway, I think you would like the whole of Scandinavia, the countries are pretty similar but each have their own thing...
I lived in Russia and Finland. According to my subjective feelings, people drink more in Finland (at least in the last 15 years). In Finland low-alcohol drinks are very popular, if you go to the store on Friday evening, most visitors will have six-packs of beer, long drinks and cider in their carts. I have never seen anything like this in Russia. Or so that every second passerby in the city would be drunk on a Friday night, like in Helsinki or Tampere
@@cinderellaandstepsisters bahaha.... for you to understand, let me tell you of northern Sweden when I grew up. Finland is worse. For a week of partying during a small town fair, me and some buddies got 20 LITRES!!! of 96% moonshine. For americans, thats like 192 proof, stronger than everclear... Sweden got it's Systembolaget because the people were drinking themselves to death.. Russia is bad, but I think the norm isn't a whole glass of vodka for lunch anymore. So, no, UK and Germany isn't anywhere close. You guys don't normally party by having a bottle of vodka in your right hand and the chaser soda in the left, and drink until you crawl?
@@cinderellaandstepsisters I wrote about my subjective feelings and what I saw, and not about statistics. Learn to read. Statistically there is not much difference.
Russian is the most spoken foreign language in Finland and that's not surprising considering we share some 1300km of border with them. During the period of constructive relations between Russia and the EU quite many Russians came to Finland to work manual labor because from Finnish perspective they were cheap to hire and from Russian perspective the pay was decent. Similar to Mexicans working low wage jobs in the US. And then there's paluumuutto. The Finnish state kind of screwed over inkeri people in the 20th century several times leading to their genocide in USSR, and as a way to compensate starting in 1990s and continuing to around 2015-2020 Finland gave free entry and permanent residence permit for all people from Finnic tribes in Russia. You didn't have to speak Finnish, or Karelian or Inkeri, it was enough to have either fought for Finland in the WW2 or have one of your grandparents marked as a Finn in Russian papers. Most of the people who arrived had been assimilated to a point of speaking Russian as their mother tongue, so that gave Finland a plenty of new Russian speaking permanent residents.
Russian is not the most foreign spoken language in Finland. I just checked it up. Swedish is the most spoken foreign language in Finland. 290 747 swedish speaking ppl in Finland. There are 84 190 Russian speaking ppl in Finland only.
"Suomessa asuu yli 60 000 Venäjän kansalaista ja kaksoiskansalaista" Iltalehti. Most likely, now the majority of Russian speakers in Finland are people who did not come from modern Russia. Finland is full of Russian speakers from the Baltic countries and other post-Soviet countries. Plus, in the last couple of years, tens of thousands of Ukrainians have come to Finland (all of them speak Russian like native speakers). Now, when I meet some Russian-speaking people in Helsinki, in most cases they are not from Russia. I'm an Ingrian Finn and nowadays I rarely meet them (well, except for my friends). I think there are no more than 15-20% of all Russian speakers (if I remember correctly, statistically their wives and husbands were also registered as Ingrian Finns when they moved with the whole family) and not all of them came from Russia (for example, some came from Estonia). Only the Ingrian Finns had a paluumuutto-oikeus, other Finnish tribes did not have this. "have one of your grandparents marked as a Finn" If I remember correctly, there should have been at least two of them and often only soviet documents were not enough for this, for example, I had to show a whole box of documents (Soviet and Finnish, plus papers from the Finnish archive in Helsinki) at the Finnish consulate
Yeps, Mikaela. I hope you get to stay in Finland, if you wish to. We need people like you. We should have jobs for the likes of you whilst offering some of things you like to have. If you want help with job applications, let me know.
Why talk about russia? russia is our number one enemy, always has been, always will be. That`s why we joined NATO. And russia written in lowercase is not a misspelling.
Россия сидит на своей земле, которая полна ресурсов, нефти, металлов. Зачем ей нападать? А вот Британия сидит на своем острове с голой жопой, где нет ресурсов. Вот они и думают что замутить в мире и перестроить финансовые потоки на себя. Разве это не очевидно? США сами признавались, что после распада СССР американцы тут делали прибыль до 5000 процентов.
Fin is a best country for introverts for sure!
I am not sure if you live in city because someone talked to me in the mall elavator. I got instant vertigo. WHY she did that. No necessary. No any reason..
@@jps8678 WOW, what a crime!!!
being introvert is something but being weird or sensitive or touchy is something else...u do understand human is a social being don't u?!
@@useruser6240 U must not be Finnish then.. We got our own social behaviors
@@jps8678 no I'm not but Idk how accurate is that...because I seen so many clips and know so many people that can prove the opposite...sure so many people r introvert including myself but that lvl of introvert is something else...anyway.
@@useruser6240 It's usually quite common here in Finland. Yesterday swimming place was closed because of thunderstorm. Everyone had to go inside and whole 15 minutes 50 people just stood next to each other and nobody talked. It felt right.
So great you speak English today (at last). Please make videos in English now and then, it's a huge help for everyone who wants more practice in listening❤
Я тоже люблю Финляндию и другие скандинавские страны.
Финляндия не Скандинавия
@@nemosiusPartly Finland is located on the Scandinavian peninsula. All the Scandinavian countries are Nordic countries and Finland is a Nordic country and a member of the Nordic council. No difference.
@@butterflies655 Only a small percentage of Finland's territory is on the Scandinavian Peninsula. Even in Finnish schools children are taught that Finland is not Scandinavia. “Finland is Scandinavia” is already a meme among Finns
@@nemosiusIt is like Ukraine is Europe.😂
Finland is great!
You dont have to explain, we have always been professional drunks. Its slowly changing...maybe. Im a finn and 59 yo geezer, so I basically know something about this country;)
Not that many people drink anymore, at least not in western and northern Finland, and younger people have switched to cannabis. Our country is changing fast these days.
It is indeed changing, but the change did *not* start in Lappeenranta. If you look at the youngsters in Helsinki region alcohol is not as popular as it was in the previous couple generations. But the amount of alcohol consumed in Finland has long been in the Eastern European levels, so even if the amount has dropped a bit, it's a long way to go.
Finns are not professional drunks. Every country has heavy drinkers.
Watch the statistics in the video "Country alcohol consumption comparison." In Europe Finland is in the middle.
@@cinderellaandstepsisters Kuten sanottu, älä tule minulle opettamaan asioita Suomesta
@@tony6896 Educate yourself. Please. Don't underestimate your own good country.
Вы разговариваете на английском так быстро, как будто строгий учитель хадал Вам вопрос, и Вы отвечаете всё, что знаете залпом, чтобы не дай бог ничего не забыть и не пропустить. Любопытно.
она обыкновенно говорит, как носитель языка, ничего особенного. ты видать никогда английскую речь не слышал до этого
@@netlain Не соглашусь. Знаю многих носителей языка, которые говорят вдумчиво, тщательно подбирая слова. Это скорее гиперактивность) Ещё есть ощущение, что Микаэле не с кем поговорить, она сдерживается в жизни и "срывается" в своём влоге. Возможно, ей нужно выплеснуть накопившиеся эмоции)
I've noticed that you speak kinda fast, but I rather think you just ramble on and on without separating the sentences from each other. Your train of thought is lively.
I usually listen to videos in English at 1.25 (in Finnish 1.5 or higher!) but with her 1.0 is good. :)
Pretty easy to understand though when you get use to her voice.
(I'm a Finn)
Your video is great, you talk fast but I understand everything, thanks for the finnish school system where you learn english from the 3. grade untill 9. grade. ANd I hade a 10 from my 9. grade english.
What a lovely lady
My son is also studying in Lappeenranta, starting his second year this autumn.
It would be interesting to hear your NASA story in english. Thanks in advance ;)
Мимика лица различается когда говоришь по английски и по русски)
тебе какая больше нравится?
@@doremifasolca американская)
Даже другой макияж, когда она обращается к русскоязычной публике.
Лучше когда по русски
Русские когда у вас комплекс неполноценности закончится ?
Все вам не так если не по-русски.
Winters are the worst for many natives, too. I suffer a lot of them and I'm working on all kinds of exotic systems to create sunlight simulations to the darkest months to cope. People who have never spent a winter above 60N often have trouble grasping how it can me hard for you. But before you actually do it, you can't know how your brain handles the lack of light for months and months.
Hello. I'm Finnish i live in Kuopio. I dont think you talk too fast, actually your pace is just in par on my brain. Wish you happy times and have a good summer ! ps. watched some of your other videos, maybe i'm missing something, but did not see you talking why Finland and what in job wise. Sorry if this is too personal question. Anyways, hyvää kesää 👍
Ставлю лайк! Всегда с большим удовольствием смотрю Ваши видео! :-)
I don't think you speak too fast.
I'm a 45-year-old Finnish man and still don't know how to ice skate or to ski properly, despite going through Finnish primary school and military training. None of the winter sports were really a thing where I lived, instead we played soccer a lot even during winter. There's bubbles everywhere.
I watch a ton of youtube videos and esp. with longer videos it is important to have a voice that is easy and pleasant to listen to. This is one big reason why I am not making any videos myself.
Checking a notes. Breath and bit slower and relax. It's like machinegun how you speak. Spanish actually speak that way lol. Glad you were brave enough to go to country totally unknown. I bet 90% of finns appreciates that.
Sorry! I have seen just 2 or so videos but your English is so clear(easy to my ears) that i wonder are you Russian or do just speak..
Anyways! Sorry my "English typo's!" Have a great weekend and so soon to be New Year! (..as older time don run it flies!)
That was, btw, one of the things I wondered a bit about in your earlier video. Yes, drinking is absolutely not taboo in Finland in any way. Being drunk all the time is, however, not regarded as a good thing, as you should well know, and not a lot of students do it. Some may fall into that trap though, unfortunately.
What I more wondered about was how you felt that it was different than in your country. Students maybe use more drugs instead of alcohol there? And do you think that is better?
When it comes to the language, Finnish is not that difficult per se *but* it's from a completely different language group. Russian is written in fancy letters, but it's still ultimately an Indo-European language and once you can read the alphabet it's a lot easier to approch, coming from English, than languages from completely different families.
Learning Finnish currently... oof
Действительно Вы очень быстро говорите и моего уровня английского языка недостаточно, чтобы в полной мере понять всё, что Вы говорите. Но, часть сказанного Вами я понял.
Русские тоже очень любят Финляндию и мы живём в мире уже 80 лет, ведём взаимовыгодный бизнес, по крайней мере до 2022 года.
Что касается традиции выпивки крепких алкогольных напитков, то в настоящее время во многих странах, включая как Финляндию, так и Россию популярность крепких алкогольных напитков падает, как минимум у молодёжи. Безусловно, существует давняя традиция сильно напиться летом на праздник Йоханнус (Иванов День). Всё большую тревогу вызывает распространение химических наркотиков, вызывающих зависимость и психические расстройства. В России так же набирает популярность трезвый образ жизни, спорт, качалка, огромное количество людей на 100% отказываются от алкоголя и табако курения, и я в том числе.
Было бы замечательно, что бы как можно большее количество людей как можно раньше осознали, что ни наркотики, ни алкоголь не решают личных проблем, а всё только усугубляют.
Я тоже живу в Финляндии уже несколько лет, я люблю и уважаю финнов, у нас очень много общего, у нас на много больше общего чем со шведами или, например, с американцами.
Всем добра и позитива.
Обнял!
Какая красивая девушка 👍🌹
U r so beautiful...i couldn't stop myself from not saying that.
Slow down, please, slow down
Mikaela, if you ever manage to visit Russia, I am sure that you will fall in love with this country and its people for the rest of your life!
Putin, too?
@@lamppulaamanen8084 Putin, too what?
@@alexpo6939she would fall in love with Putin, too?
@@lamppulaamanen8084 Why not? It is much more real than to fall in love with Biden!
@alexpo6939 You sound gay
did a dna test afew month ago , i'm 30 % finn, кто бы знал
You don't need to work at all to survive. There is still requirements to seek jobs and be listed as unemployed seeking jobs or be at school. Thou to survive you don't need to be succesful in these fields, housing, food and healthcare will be paid.
Because Finland loves you. And Jesus
Такое ощущение что вы читаете кем-то написанный текст. Так в любви не признаются, хотя я не понимаю английский. На русском вы более искренни, по крайней мере так кажется.
Great opinions. Thank you! Unfortunately, you speak too fast and without pauses that it is difficult for a non-native to understand everything.
You speak like -33% speed compared to some. So not too fast at all. Also YT allows you to slow down playback so maybe not try to focus on that kind of very hard change.
Finland is known for it's drinking culture. Sweden had a really bad drinking problem way back, but it's changed..Russia is worse than Finland.. lol..
Anyway, I think you would like the whole of Scandinavia, the countries are pretty similar but each have their own thing...
Visit the UK and Germany.
Finland's alcohol consumption is nothing compared to them.
I lived in Russia and Finland. According to my subjective feelings, people drink more in Finland (at least in the last 15 years). In Finland low-alcohol drinks are very popular, if you go to the store on Friday evening, most visitors will have six-packs of beer, long drinks and cider in their carts. I have never seen anything like this in Russia. Or so that every second passerby in the city would be drunk on a Friday night, like in Helsinki or Tampere
@@cinderellaandstepsisters bahaha.... for you to understand, let me tell you of northern Sweden when I grew up. Finland is worse. For a week of partying during a small town fair, me and some buddies got 20 LITRES!!! of 96% moonshine. For americans, thats like 192 proof, stronger than everclear...
Sweden got it's Systembolaget because the people were drinking themselves to death.. Russia is bad, but I think the norm isn't a whole glass of vodka for lunch anymore.
So, no, UK and Germany isn't anywhere close. You guys don't normally party by having a bottle of vodka in your right hand and the chaser soda in the left, and drink until you crawl?
@@nemosius Statistics tell Russians drink far more. If you like it or not.
@@cinderellaandstepsisters I wrote about my subjective feelings and what I saw, and not about statistics. Learn to read. Statistically there is not much difference.
Ikea world
Russian is the most spoken foreign language in Finland and that's not surprising considering we share some 1300km of border with them. During the period of constructive relations between Russia and the EU quite many Russians came to Finland to work manual labor because from Finnish perspective they were cheap to hire and from Russian perspective the pay was decent. Similar to Mexicans working low wage jobs in the US.
And then there's paluumuutto. The Finnish state kind of screwed over inkeri people in the 20th century several times leading to their genocide in USSR, and as a way to compensate starting in 1990s and continuing to around 2015-2020 Finland gave free entry and permanent residence permit for all people from Finnic tribes in Russia. You didn't have to speak Finnish, or Karelian or Inkeri, it was enough to have either fought for Finland in the WW2 or have one of your grandparents marked as a Finn in Russian papers. Most of the people who arrived had been assimilated to a point of speaking Russian as their mother tongue, so that gave Finland a plenty of new Russian speaking permanent residents.
@@JariJuslin Wrong. Swedish is the most spoken foreign language in Finland. You can google it.
Russian is not the most foreign spoken language in Finland. I just checked it up.
Swedish is the most spoken foreign language in Finland. 290 747 swedish speaking ppl in Finland. There are 84 190 Russian speaking ppl in Finland only.
"Suomessa asuu yli 60 000 Venäjän kansalaista ja kaksoiskansalaista" Iltalehti.
Most likely, now the majority of Russian speakers in Finland are people who did not come from modern Russia. Finland is full of Russian speakers from the Baltic countries and other post-Soviet countries. Plus, in the last couple of years, tens of thousands of Ukrainians have come to Finland (all of them speak Russian like native speakers). Now, when I meet some Russian-speaking people in Helsinki, in most cases they are not from Russia. I'm an Ingrian Finn and nowadays I rarely meet them (well, except for my friends). I think there are no more than 15-20% of all Russian speakers (if I remember correctly, statistically their wives and husbands were also registered as Ingrian Finns when they moved with the whole family) and not all of them came from Russia (for example, some came from Estonia). Only the Ingrian Finns had a paluumuutto-oikeus, other Finnish tribes did not have this.
"have one of your grandparents marked as a Finn" If I remember correctly, there should have been at least two of them and often only soviet documents were not enough for this, for example, I had to show a whole box of documents (Soviet and Finnish, plus papers from the Finnish archive in Helsinki) at the Finnish consulate
@@butterflies655 Swedish is not a foreign language in Finland, lol
@@nemosius It is. It is not even related to Finnish. Lol.
Yeps, Mikaela. I hope you get to stay in Finland, if you wish to. We need people like you. We should have jobs for the likes of you whilst offering some of things you like to have. If you want help with job applications, let me know.
It is not a job problem, it is a politics...You should know.
@@anatoligraour1038 Yes, in the sense that politics decides immigration laws.
@@samhartford8677 Agree.
а какая разница с какой скоростью говорить у меня яндекс переводчик онлайн стоит ты говоришь он тут же переводит )))
А ты попробуй такое провернуть с японским.😂
@@devansa125 не помню стримы смотрю на разных иногда перевода не дает
@@Konstantin910 Это беда всех онлайн переводчиков,они не дружат с азиатскими языками.
@@devansa125 не могу вспомнить но яндекс мне переводил китайский или японский онлайн
Вы хорошо говорите по английски, долго учили?
Она американка, что за вопрос?
@@anatoligraour1038 joke
@@Ролтун You mean it was a Joke?
Is that what you trying to say?
@@anatoligraour1038 Spot on
Sorry but you sound like somebody's pointing a gun on your face outside the camera.
I hope I'm wrong.
у вас отличный Русский, но есть момент, очень сильно чувствувается английский акцент
Больше даже немецкий. Наверное её предки были немцами. Да и имя говорит само за себя.😂
Привет, ничего не понимаю о чем ты сегодня говоришь. Давай на русском.
Ну здрасьте... А я решил что это русскоязычный канал. И что ты будешь говорить исключительно по русски. Тогда наверное - до свидания.
А Яндекс для чего создали, или проблемы с технологиями?
досвид0с
That's it, we're not playing with you in our sandbox anymore!
Learn your Finnish, but forget about Russian!
Why talk about russia? russia is our number one enemy, always has been, always will be. That`s why we joined NATO. And russia written in lowercase is not a misspelling.
Why? We should be a friends
Россия сидит на своей земле, которая полна ресурсов, нефти, металлов. Зачем ей нападать? А вот Британия сидит на своем острове с голой жопой, где нет ресурсов. Вот они и думают что замутить в мире и перестроить финансовые потоки на себя. Разве это не очевидно? США сами признавались, что после распада СССР американцы тут делали прибыль до 5000 процентов.
@@Ролтун почему Россия не живут с ресурсами, как Дубай? Или даже Австралия?
@@alexbayer2365 Потому что они утекали за границу
@@Ролтун так британия или сша?
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