Vladimir Kara-Murza on Russia’s future after Putin

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  • čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
  • “Once this regime is out of power and it is only a question of when and not if … there will have to be enormous work undergone in Russia to try to deal with the consequences of this … If we still believe in the goal of a Europe whole, free and at peace, that goal will only be possible when Russia … also becomes peaceful and democratic." - Vladimir Kara-Murza

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  • @Pooua
    @Pooua Před 21 dnem +3

    In recalling that other nations have transitioned from dictatorship to post-dictatorship, it is worth noting that quite a lot of those nations are no better off now than they were under the dictatorship. In particular, South Africa is a disaster. I don't know how people across Europe view South Africa, but from my knowledge of it, including personal involvement with South Africans over the last 35 years, South Africa is a disaster and nobody in their right mind should be pointing to it as an example of what a nation could become.

  • @Wiggly-g2h
    @Wiggly-g2h Před 27 dny +5

    A peaceful and democratic Russia is going to fall apart day 1 with madhouse places like Chechnya in it.

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny

      донать ВСУ стернеко==они герои путин==гитлер.

  • @jossiesh7649
    @jossiesh7649 Před 22 dny +37

    Why the US authorities didn't help Gonzalo Lira?

  • @ekesandras1481
    @ekesandras1481 Před 27 dny +128

    In all the post-communist former Warsaw Pact countries, from Estonia to Bulgaria, the change to democracy has more or less worked - actually better than most would have expected 30 years ago. Governments have changed several times through free and fair elections and even if you don't agree with the government, you won't go to jail on bogus accusations. There doesn't even exist the prison infrastructure to jail hunderds or thousands of political opponents.
    In Russia on the other hand NO government has ever changed through elections, never ever. Not even Yeltsin was a real democrat, he let the army shoot with artillery on the parliament and later implanted his successor himself. Russia just doesn't have a democratic tradition. Its society never abandoned the idea to settle disputes with sheer violence. That starts at the local level with not standing up against the local bully or neighbourhood mafioso, up to the very top, where the greates bully of them all is sitting in the Kremlin.
    Even Germany had a democratic tradition on which it could fall back after the brutal but historically speaking rather short 12 year intermezzo of Hitler. Germany had free geneneral elections and independent political parties even under the Kaiser and later was a democratic Republic in the Weimar periode. Russia has had non of that.

    • @tonytugiau986
      @tonytugiau986 Před 27 dny +1

      The ideology model is there. It's up to the government to make it work in order to become a successful

    • @terryhand
      @terryhand Před 27 dny +16

      For that to happen some sort of civil society would need to evolve as it did in Ukraine.

    • @derunsympath
      @derunsympath Před 27 dny

      Well except for Ukraine. Ukraine was corrupt regardless for Russia. They were probably slightly better off in the ussr even.

    • @ekesandras1481
      @ekesandras1481 Před 26 dny +19

      @@terryhand it is interesting to observe that all former communist countries West of Russia and Belarus have become democracies, while non of the Eastern former Soviet Republics have. All countries East of Ukraine have some sort of authoritarian rule or dictatorship, including Azerbaidjan, Kazachstan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Russia itself, etc.

    • @working_example
      @working_example Před 26 dny +6

      I saw a video in which Nixon said Putin was a better option. This is when Yeltsin was sending tanks to the parliament. At the time, the communists party was a better choice because they were respecting the supreme court. Unfortunately, people looked at the communist flag and automatically think no. I got this impression from Inside Russia channel.

  • @eduardnovac4220
    @eduardnovac4220 Před 27 dny +175

    Russian people are those who support and sustain the regime and the war. Saying that it’s putin’s war is like saying that ww2 was a hitler’s war.

    • @MrHorst38
      @MrHorst38 Před 27 dny +21

      I'm begging you to get yourself a history book and learn about another conflict than WW2. WW2 was a crazy outlier that has absolutely nothing in common with the Ukraine war and most other armed conflicts.

    • @s1me007
      @s1me007 Před 26 dny +18

      ww2 absolutely was hitler and hirohito’s war

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny +9

      @@MrHorst38 это война рф против Украины. Вы русо фа шик?

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny

      @@s1me007 путин==гитлер

    • @MrHorst38
      @MrHorst38 Před 26 dny +3

      @@Ptahamria И как вы пришли к такому выводу?

  • @boris75723
    @boris75723 Před 23 dny +80

    Just another ,,navalny,, bs person 😮

    • @linmal2242
      @linmal2242 Před 22 dny

      A true Russian, Ivan, not like you, you criminal collaborator. !

    • @alexisjigalin1006
      @alexisjigalin1006 Před 21 dnem +8

      Same heritage as Nemtsov.

    • @willietorben560
      @willietorben560 Před 20 dny +1

      Nope, they are very different in crucial details. For example, Navalny-grade ethnonationalism simply can't work for a guy with Tatar, Latvian and Jewish ancestry.

    • @xZxOxVx
      @xZxOxVx Před 20 dny

      Except navalny was a nazi first

    • @krovinushka1
      @krovinushka1 Před 20 dny

      I am from Russia. This Kara-Murza is a radical left Liberal Biden's fanatic !!! That's why Biden exchanged him but left Americans in Russian prison. Every Russian knows that.

  • @radge138
    @radge138 Před 22 dny +3

    American run opinion polls called Putin's popularity at around 80% before the election, are you saying they were rigged?

    • @PartiallyGeorge
      @PartiallyGeorge Před 15 dny

      They were either copied from the opinion polls conducted by the Russian authorities, or they were rigged. The real poll conducted before the election (the one conducted by the "Federal Protective Service" gave Poo 26% of popularity.

  • @orionnebula7288
    @orionnebula7288 Před 27 dny +13

    'There are dozens of us. Dozens!'
    I wanted to remind Mr. Kara-Murza that Russia's population exceeds 140 MILLION people. The ruling party, Yedinaya Rossiya has 2.5 MILLION members.Millions are directly involved in war effort including troops, volunteers, military complex etc. And with the handful of dissidents on the other side of the scale it is incredibly easy to answer the question if Russians support this war...

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny

      донать ВСУ стерненко ==они герои путин==гитлер

    • @jshepard152
      @jshepard152 Před 26 dny +1

      Well said.

    • @user-ot3yc1tk6j
      @user-ot3yc1tk6j Před 23 dny +1

      2.5 millions out of 140 millions = all Russians?

    • @izraphailzero5610
      @izraphailzero5610 Před 20 dny

      @@user-ot3yc1tk6j 2.5 are those who are involved in politics directly. Also there are a couple of millions of those who who with other parties like Communists or "Apple", who are also for the war. So its 4+ millions of those who involved directly into this politics.
      Plus there are couple of millions military + a couple millions of police/SFB. Plus couple of millions of those who work for the military production. Thousands of those who work for propaganda. Hundreds of thousands of those who works in education and do indoctrination and propaganda against children (and assist during elections).
      Its easily 15-20 million of those who support the regime or participate in war DIRECTLY! And dont forget about those who were happy about "Crimea is ours"

  • @harfenspieler
    @harfenspieler Před 27 dny +97

    To quote the Soviets at the Nuremberg trials:
    "All Germans are to blame for the crimes of Germany, on a level with the leadership of the country - because it was they who chose and did not stop their government when it committed a crime against humanity."

    • @jshepard152
      @jshepard152 Před 26 dny

      The Soviets wanted to summarily execute 50,000 Germans at the conclusion of the war.

    • @ginoperri2090
      @ginoperri2090 Před 24 dny

      E voi americani vi siete presi i migliori cervelli della SS ,PER FARE LA BOMBA 💣 ATOMICA e il resto della loro tecnologia .
      Che bravi ,che buoni .

    • @hubertusvenator5838
      @hubertusvenator5838 Před 24 dny +3

      The Soviets were anuses allied with American and British anuses. The Nazis were also anuses.

    • @DashieDe
      @DashieDe Před 23 dny +5

      Well it's not exactly so. Hitler was not democratically elected and there is no such thing as a collective guilt, there's only collective responsibility

    • @hubertusvenator5838
      @hubertusvenator5838 Před 23 dny

      @@DashieDe Hitler was democratically elected. As for collective guilt, the democratic nations are complicit with their political regimes. Thomas Mann exiled himself. The deposition of the Houses of Hohenzollern and of Habsburg created the Second Great War. Democracy created Nazism.

  • @Barricade379
    @Barricade379 Před 25 dny +12

    Greatest of luck to you Vladimir Kara-Murza and all other free anti-Putin Russians out there

    • @seroverlord5776
      @seroverlord5776 Před 22 dny +2

      Being anti-Putting doesn't yet make you a righteous man. He didn't say what he needed to say.

    • @annoyingchannel8812
      @annoyingchannel8812 Před 20 dny

      That would amount to about 16% of Russia's population then. 84% support him.

    • @krovinushka1
      @krovinushka1 Před 20 dny

      Being anti-Putin does not make him an angel. I am from Russia. This Kara-Murza is a radical left Liberal Biden's fanatic !!! That's why Biden exchanged him but left Americans in Russian prison. Every Russian knows that.

    • @mikepichkur7178
      @mikepichkur7178 Před 20 dny

      😂😂😂😂

  • @cwfsecretary3657
    @cwfsecretary3657 Před 21 dnem +58

    A dangerous liar!

    • @donizettilorenzo
      @donizettilorenzo Před 20 dny

      And you a dangerous bot. The only problem about Kara-Murza kind of people is they are naive and don't realize how russian psyche works (it's all the people psyche being dangerous, Putin mafia system apart: the russian problem is not limited to Putin's gang, it's about imperial mentality Putin just got revitalized to compensate the lack of a shared ideology after communism).

    • @Freddy-sp5wq
      @Freddy-sp5wq Před 20 dny +2

      Orc

    • @krovinushka1
      @krovinushka1 Před 20 dny

      I am from Russia. This Kara-Murza is a radical left Liberal Biden's fanatic !!! That's why Biden exchanged him but left Americans in Russian prison. Every Russian knows that.

    • @user-me2sf5zm8d
      @user-me2sf5zm8d Před 20 dny

      Trator!!! Merzkiy predatelj!!!!!!!! Rastreljat nado!!!!

    • @vman9591
      @vman9591 Před 20 dny +1

      What is he lying about?

  • @shimshonmelamed2888
    @shimshonmelamed2888 Před 27 dny +4

    You and I are to blame that the dictator is still sitting on his chair!!!

  • @MargeYourchuck-l9m
    @MargeYourchuck-l9m Před 27 dny +116

    Dear Vladimir, please stay here for a while. The proper time will come for your return to your homeland.

    • @mikele9878
      @mikele9878 Před 27 dny +12

      Nobody loves a traitor

    • @timetraveler43
      @timetraveler43 Před 26 dny

      @@mikele9878 You Putin buttlickers are traitors.

    • @cattymajiv
      @cattymajiv Před 25 dny +9

      @@mikele9878 You mean like you?

    • @Awibrahor
      @Awibrahor Před 25 dny

      @@mikele9878
      Nobody loves you.

    • @williamyoung9401
      @williamyoung9401 Před 25 dny +3

      He will return to Russia like Lenin, except instead of another dictatorship, he will usher in a new era of democracy for Russia. 🤞

  • @Mike-mm4mx
    @Mike-mm4mx Před 27 dny +2

    After the collapse of communism in the Soviet Union, Russia did not become free or democratic but descended into almost total anarchy. The rise of Putin and his dictatorship has its roots in that period of chaos and humiliation. Not enough was done by western countries to help Russia through that difficult transition and in fact many simply took advantage of Russia's weakness. I am not so sure the same wouldn't happen again in Russia even after the fall of the Putin regime. The Russian people have only known millennia of authoritarian, corrupt rule and that experience is not something easily overcome. Something even worse might replace Putinism if that is possible to imagine.

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny

      донать ВСУ

    • @giselameunier4788
      @giselameunier4788 Před 23 dny

      Poutin saved his country from hunger, is fighting against US hemogonie, made Russia a world power, he is the best president and lives for russia

  • @marymarlow3646
    @marymarlow3646 Před 25 dny +1

    Russia needs to have its Nazi germany moment. This is what Solzhenitsyn talked about at the end of The Gulag Archipelago although it applies equally to Putin and the Ukraine war. He wrote that the Russian people needed to confront the evils of Stalinism and bring the evil doers to account. Solzhenitsyn predicted that without this Russia’s future was destined to be disastrous. And so it is.

  • @yuliiadorofeieva2969
    @yuliiadorofeieva2969 Před 27 dny +40

    😅made him free? So why not make Azov soldiers free?

    • @nixepa
      @nixepa Před 24 dny +5

      because they are criminal

    • @yuliiadorofeieva2969
      @yuliiadorofeieva2969 Před 24 dny

      @@nixepa in your sick imagination, btw thanks for reminding me to donate for Azov, I'll do it right now, you're bastard

    • @yuliiadorofeieva2969
      @yuliiadorofeieva2969 Před 24 dny +3

      @@nixepa are you talking about yourself?

    • @yaroslavrogotsky5434
      @yaroslavrogotsky5434 Před 24 dny

      @@nixepa they are heroes who made more for russia's collapse than this wanker

    • @mooser257
      @mooser257 Před 23 dny +1

      Hoping the 100s of ruzzian soldiers recently captured in Kursk area will be enough to exchange for ALL Ukrainian POWs. 🙏🏼

  • @alexsie3012
    @alexsie3012 Před 27 dny +18

    He says we need to bear some responsibility for Russia’s slide back into authoritarian rule but then expects us to help rehabilitate Russians when Putin and his regime are finished. He needs to clarify what it was he thinks we got wrong, and what we need to do to get it right next time.

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny +3

      донать на ВСУ Стерненко==это герои

    • @jshepard152
      @jshepard152 Před 26 dny

      The Russians have no democratic tradition. They will either choose authoritarian rule, or will submit to it with little resistance. Blaming the West is folly. We spent billions in the 90s to prop them up and help them, and it was good money thrown away after bad.

    • @hithere6601
      @hithere6601 Před 25 dny

      Really? You can't think of anything that NATO has done to egg on Russia's illegal invasion? Here is a hint...Cuban missile crisis.

    • @coldharshtruth69
      @coldharshtruth69 Před 23 dny

      Every word come out of this snake is lies. He and his friend is what is wrong with Russia, without them Russia will return to glory and victory against the fascists that Kara-Murza loves so much.

    • @willietorben560
      @willietorben560 Před 20 dny

      Let me clarify it: in 1996, Russians elected a left-wing majority. But Yeltsin's cronies (including the future Putin cronies) overturned the election result by ballot stuffing.
      NATO/EU decided to not interfere, and instead by certifying the fraudulent election gut Yeltsin into power... and his "loyal" aide too - a guy who sold himself to "the collective West" as Russia's "Pinochet" to end the "Allende" threat, and who now is known, among other things, for having a looooooooong table and a warrant from The Hague.

  • @Manana131
    @Manana131 Před 23 dny +1

    He is so right about the responsibility of Western countries. They really enabled Putin for a long time

  • @koenth2359
    @koenth2359 Před 22 dny +1

    The comparison to Argentina, South Africa etc. overlooks the fact that the Russian people have no collective hope at all that democracy will work for them. Generally speaking, they have never known it, dont know how to actively be democratic citizens who inform themselves well and don't bother to get involved in, or trust politics. They believe that Russia is far too big to be ruled democratically.

    • @BlackLight650
      @BlackLight650 Před 20 dny

      If Russia 'lost' this was what makes you think it would stay the same size? 21Republics, how many would want to become self governing, sovereign states?

  • @gerry4b
    @gerry4b Před 27 dny +3

    The most convoluted question in the history of journalism...

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny

      донать на ВСУ Стерненко==это герои

  • @charlestaylor8624
    @charlestaylor8624 Před 26 dny +2

    Why don't the citizens in Moscow and suburbs move in mass and surround the Kremlin as the people did in Bangladesh and the Phillipines. It cost lives in Bangladesh. How long was Stalin power.

    • @Koshelev85040
      @Koshelev85040 Před 22 dny

      Because they are beneficiary of current regime. And Moscow is not Russia.

  • @nostradamus9608
    @nostradamus9608 Před 24 dny +1

    I could never understand why he and Navalny returned to Russia. After being poisoned, etc. Very strange, to say the least...

  • @ericdane7769
    @ericdane7769 Před 27 dny +3

    Still don't know what he hoped to achieve by going back to Russia 2 years ago. Be a moral compass for the Russian people, that they would rally around him?

  • @mcdibbern9919
    @mcdibbern9919 Před 27 dny +7

    I wish interviewers would keep their questions/ intros brief. This interviewer was talking for nearly two minutes before his guest was allowed to speak.

    • @SamDeeksRelovedGuitars
      @SamDeeksRelovedGuitars Před 25 dny

      Yes it nearly had me switching off too. It wasn’t so much the fact that he was talking a long time it was more that he wasn’t making any sense.

  • @Mrgasman1978
    @Mrgasman1978 Před 27 dny +9

    Please, we should understand 1 base principle before talking. The principle is simple, and it is :"every country has the government that they deserve. No exceptions. "

  • @LeeSinzation
    @LeeSinzation Před 27 dny +2

    This guy speaks English way better than me.... 😂 And i been living here in the U.S since the late 80s. He seems very smart and articulate, i hope he will be able to return to Russia some day and help rebuilt the country into a more free and democratic society when Putin gone.

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny

      ему купили паспорт британии ==шоу мен. путин=гитлер. донать на ВСУ стерненко==герои

  • @bweresquirrel8279
    @bweresquirrel8279 Před 27 dny +159

    Glad you're free, Vladimir Kara-Murza. Was really worried for you. You're a class act.

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny +4

      донать на ВСУ дб

    • @cattymajiv
      @cattymajiv Před 25 dny +1

      @@Ptahamria What is that?

    • @HomeMade_Polysynth
      @HomeMade_Polysynth Před 24 dny +2

      @@cattymajiv He is representing Ukrainian army asking you to donate))

    • @простадівчина
      @простадівчина Před 23 dny

      Ukrainian POWS should have been traded! Not a fake oppositionist who would be dead if he was any real threat to putin.

    • @простадівчина
      @простадівчина Před 23 dny

      @@cattymajiv Sternenko's channel donates huge amounts of drones daily to frontline UA soldiers. @Ptahamriia mentioned it in another comment.

  • @magtafcmdr8621
    @magtafcmdr8621 Před 27 dny +199

    I'm so happy to see him free. I feared the worst after Alexei Navalny.

    • @mikele9878
      @mikele9878 Před 27 dny +16

      Navalny the traitor😂

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny +6

      донать на ВСУ

    • @Davik.N
      @Davik.N Před 25 dny

      Can you see any pro-Russian politicians in the ''democracies''? you can't because they will make you unable to breathe and ask for asylum in Russia, it's amazing to preach freedom around the world

    • @williamyoung9401
      @williamyoung9401 Před 25 dny +3

      He is Russia's last hope for Democracy in our lifetime.

    • @jennychurchill2716
      @jennychurchill2716 Před 25 dny

      Me too

  • @angela1984a
    @angela1984a Před 27 dny +55

    "I'm tired of ppl defending ordinary Russians like they are victims. 500,000+ Russians have fought & died for Russia in this war. Hundreds of thousands more fight on, or sell to military, or participate as police, FSB, judges, propaganda, teachers, jailers, etc. RUSSIANS ARE RESPONSIBLE." I approve this message.

    • @MrHorst38
      @MrHorst38 Před 27 dny

      Yeah you are so tired that you had to copy this idiotic comment everywhere in this thread. Hope your masters pay you well, bot.

    • @pontiuspilatus7900
      @pontiuspilatus7900 Před 27 dny

      No, not all Russians. You, and the vast majority of American people are not guilty of the school shootings (and many other) in the USA...

    • @HEPBOB_HET
      @HEPBOB_HET Před 26 dny +7

      а еще тысячи россиян уехали из россии сразу после начала войны, многие из тех кто остался вышли на антивоенные митинги, во время мобилизации в сентябре 2022 путин насильно отправил на войну в украину более 300 000 россиян. не все учителя подвержены пропаганде и могут доносить свою точку зрения до своих учеников.

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny +1

      донать ВСУ Стерненко

    • @jshepard152
      @jshepard152 Před 26 dny +5

      @@HEPBOB_HET That was two years ago. What do we hear from them now? Sounds of silence.

  •  Před 23 dny +53

    Being Jewish, we know which side he is on.😂

    • @ruiddd956
      @ruiddd956 Před 22 dny

      The side of the Ukronazi-Bandera regime. Zionism = Nazism

    • @user-cc8tp3sf6m
      @user-cc8tp3sf6m Před 21 dnem +10

      Не будучи евреями, мы тоже знаем на чьей он стороне. 😄

    • @LuckyAlbo
      @LuckyAlbo Před 20 dny

      Go and live in Russia taste dictatorship and comunism if you are on Putins side, easy to talk from Usa or EU
      Why Russians are against the West but they use their technology
      World need to be united not devided and Russia still holds over 20 colonies within Russia itself and trying to invade the rest of Europe in 2024 Shame
      WAR IS BAD no matter where so stop it. We had bad one in Yugoslavia where Serbians acted like Russians and killed over 500.000 people of Bosnia,Croatia,Kosovo Albanians etc and many minorities within Serbia
      They still follow Putins way and where that leads probably toward destruction of small nations

    • @donizettilorenzo
      @donizettilorenzo Před 20 dny

      Kara-Murza family is tatar.

    •  Před 20 dny

      @@donizettilorenzo aber Mutter jüdisch

  • @danalexpiano
    @danalexpiano Před 22 dny +5

    Вообще не знал, кто это такой. До недавнего времени. Что сказать, классно шпрехает по-английски, респект. Пусть живет там и не суется сюда 😂😂😂 очевидные проводник пиндосской повестки.

  • @alexjbriiones
    @alexjbriiones Před 21 dnem +1

    Vladimir, you are too important for Russia and the world, please don't do anything crazy like going back to Russia. Putin has put a price on your head.

  • @ScoobyKong
    @ScoobyKong Před 27 dny +48

    Excellent commentary, and the most cogent formulation I have heard. of what needs to happen going forward.
    For the sake of the western world and,indeed, the whole world, we all have an interest in bringing Russia to a more enlightened system that can contribute to the world the good that it is truly capable of contributing.

    • @digriz85
      @digriz85 Před 27 dny +3

      how do you bring a wild bear to a school desk for some enlightenment?

    • @1ogen
      @1ogen Před 27 dny

      I fully agree with your opinion

    • @ScoobyKong
      @ScoobyKong Před 27 dny +2

      @@digriz85 No one said building a good civil structure would be easy, and it's also not easy to keep it, but it IS worth putting the effort into doing so. We will never be rid of homocidal psychopaths, unfortunately. It will always take hard work to check them.

    • @digriz85
      @digriz85 Před 27 dny

      @@ScoobyKong that's completely fine as a general statement.
      But the guy was asked what should we do _now_. And his answer was - wait for the murderous regime to magically collapse on a finger snap. And then hope that the brainwashed population wishes to be lectured by the do-gooders like Kara-Murza.
      That's just not happening until Moscow starts looking like Berlin in 1945.
      We're not even remotely there.

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny

      путин==гитлер. Донать на ВСУ Стерненко

  • @johnnie5442
    @johnnie5442 Před 26 dny +3

    The first 8 years of Putin's rule was not a real dictatorship, and it was a different era. Very, very few people in those days were either afraid or discontent. It started gradually, but really turned into a repressive dictatorship after 2018. Even now, about 75% of people in Russia do not see it as such, although more people have certain grievances, mostly against "the system" though.

    • @kostasdoom13
      @kostasdoom13 Před 20 dny

      They vote him dont you know it😂😂

  • @mikebee888
    @mikebee888 Před 27 dny +141

    Mr Kara-Murza is one of very few people that in less than 10 minutes can explain the situation today and what is needed to be done in Russia.

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny +11

      донать на ВСУ

    • @tetyanakorogoda6146
      @tetyanakorogoda6146 Před 26 dny

      Mr Kara-Murza has no political future in russia, as he has nothing to offer to ordinary russians. They understand what they are doing perfectly well and don't need his education. What they really need is a new, non-russian identity to avoid the responsibility for their crimes, and they don't need mr Black-Tomb to find it

    • @tharnganbenedict24
      @tharnganbenedict24 Před 24 dny

      He's just another Navalny, either he's going to be poisoned, roughed up by cossacks, or killed by assassin's if he stepped foot on russia. He should be thankful, that he was released from prison and out of harms way.

    • @SatangZadambig
      @SatangZadambig Před 24 dny

      Putin build a strong army build the country from a broke state to beautiful place that 100% better than all Europe and US. What did you have done in whole your life?

    • @простадівчина
      @простадівчина Před 23 dny +8

      To those who haven't been paying attention perhaps. Not a word of support for Ukraine. He just is making a power-play. But you see a "hero". My god.

  • @DrTofutybeast
    @DrTofutybeast Před 24 dny +1

    Yes we bear a lot of responsibility for enabling Putin to continue.

  • @xandretuber7030
    @xandretuber7030 Před 27 dny +10

    Why did he not mention anything on Ukraine at the beginning of his release I wonder. Why so many excuses for Putin?

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny

      донать на ВСУ стерненко путин==гитлер

  • @zootallures6470
    @zootallures6470 Před 27 dny +36

    Question is if the free world _would want_ to have a dialogue with Russia and integrate them. Russia was given a chance after the collapse of the Soviet Union and look where we are today...
    Half of Europe are arming themselves now, instead of using that money in their economies they way it was intended.
    Sweden and Finland were very fine with their neutral statuses but were 'scared into' NATO by Putin's nuclear threats. Etc, etc...
    So Russia, don't expect open arms from the west after the war is over...

    • @sebastiengarnier6664
      @sebastiengarnier6664 Před 27 dny

      Agreed, It will take generations and genuine acknowledgement of its crimes for Europeans to trust Russia again.

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny +2

      бот

    • @zootallures6470
      @zootallures6470 Před 26 dny +3

      @@Ptahamria Da, tovarish.
      You have your account since 9 May 2024 and _I am the bot?_
      Have you got your rubles from Savushkina 55 yet?

    • @Erix442
      @Erix442 Před 24 dny +7

      No, you are wrong. Russia was only given a chance in the early 90s, and then they started to treat them as a victorious enemy, not a potential ally, focusing only on Eastern European countries. You let Russia into the WTO only in 2010, while for example Poland joined the WTO immediately at the moment of the WTO creation. Unlike the countries of Eastern Europe, Russia was never given a free visa to Europe, and trade too. Between the Russian civil society, which wants democracy, and dictatorship, the West chose dictatorship, as Kara-Murza already said. And the cherry on the cake - Bill Clinton in 1997 called the collapse of the USSR a personal victory for the United States, and George Bush Jr. in the early 2000s said that the most important thing was that Russia was not a burden like the USSR, everything else was unimportant.
      This clearly demonstrates that the West didn't give a damn about Russia at all, and didn't want to accept Russia into Europe at all; for them, Russia was still an enemy, but a victorious one. So no, they didn't give me a chance.

    • @zootallures6470
      @zootallures6470 Před 24 dny

      @@Erix442 Maybe the world started to see the direction Russia was taking under Putin 😊that’s why the “west didn’t give a damn about Russia.”
      Your free visa talk is nonsense. European countries that are not Schengen members need visa to the EU as well. Lately even the UK.
      Russia is still an enemy [an even bigger one now] but not a victorious one. They are going to lose the war and as I said in my first message, the free world will not want to have anything to do with them on any level for long time. There was a video on YT where a Russian girl was crying and saying that during her trip through Europe she was treated like she were from the third world. This is a reality check for all Russians.
      I am going to read your answer but not going to reply. No time, I am active on several channels.
      Thx for the dialogue.

  • @madshoisgaard
    @madshoisgaard Před 27 dny +36

    Just say reparations will be paid in full in Ukraine after russia withdraws fully!

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny +1

      донать на ВСУ

    • @dvegule920
      @dvegule920 Před 22 dny +4

      Are you dreaming?

    • @TheMwowner1
      @TheMwowner1 Před 22 dny

      someone been smoking too much of that crack pipe

    • @clarioncaller
      @clarioncaller Před 22 dny

      Such a cute little fantasist you are :)

    • @willietorben560
      @willietorben560 Před 20 dny

      No need to say that. Russia can only prevail against Ruzzia if the oligarchy is dismantled after Putin dies and his power machine dies with him. And of course Ukraine wil get first dibs on the oligarch assets, since they are not in Russia or Ukraine, but in Switzerland and Cyprus.

  • @zackjasonnant8559
    @zackjasonnant8559 Před 27 dny +4

    Lo que dice este hombre es absolutamente cierto. Escuchadle

  • @mirogeorgiev7095
    @mirogeorgiev7095 Před 20 dny

    Very good interview...cured my insomnia and I didn't spend a penny. Thank you, keep up the good work. It'll keep you regular.

  • @zoranz2353
    @zoranz2353 Před 23 dny +1

    Why Navalny’s daughter is studing at Sandford UNI, in USA? Her father payed for study?

  • @nesk112
    @nesk112 Před 22 dny +34

    Lol.... Washington post should be enough to skip this garbage

    • @handsfreeJD
      @handsfreeJD Před 21 dnem

      Getting desperate with your lies little Putin rent boy. Stick to watching RT

  • @TheWildEntrepreneur
    @TheWildEntrepreneur Před 27 dny +3

    Awesome interview 👏🔝🙏 thanks from Portugal 🇵🇹

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny

      донать ВСУСтернеко

  • @just4visit
    @just4visit Před 22 dny +14

    same as navalny, cia and state department asset

  • @oscargrainger2962
    @oscargrainger2962 Před 27 dny +34

    We tried to integrate China 50 years ago Vladimir, look how that turned out.

    • @clarioncaller
      @clarioncaller Před 26 dny

      China is prospering and truly thriving, on the other hand look what's happening in the UK, for example, it's long turned into a 3rd world country and getting worse. Don't think China cares for any "integration" with anyone, they are an ancient civilisation that has a long term plan and is doing rather well on their own path.

    • @MegaToyy
      @MegaToyy Před 23 dny

      and how exactly?

    • @MirceaBv
      @MirceaBv Před 22 dny +2

      @@MegaToyy We gave the criminal communism a powerful tool, capitalism

    • @whalefish83
      @whalefish83 Před 22 dny +1

      How gracious of you.

    • @slavakotelnikov2440
      @slavakotelnikov2440 Před 22 dny +1

      ​@@MirceaBvCommunism ain't criminal

  • @heavyduty4010
    @heavyduty4010 Před 23 dny +25

    Russia doesn't accept traitors

    • @eckhardt76
      @eckhardt76 Před 22 dny +4

      Civilization doesn’t accept aggression either.

    • @평양시1
      @평양시1 Před 22 dny

      @@eckhardt76 You're the aggressor in question here.

    • @heavyduty4010
      @heavyduty4010 Před 22 dny +5

      @eckhardt76 Like aggressor in Afghanistan Iraq Syria Serbia Libya Vietnam etc..is that what you mean

    • @Alexott
      @Alexott Před 20 dny

      @@평양시1 Please explain.

    • @Alexott
      @Alexott Před 20 dny +1

      @@heavyduty4010 Like aggressor in Taliban's Afghanistan, Saddam's Iraq, Syria...? Explain, Serbia = needed it, Libya, Vietnam etc..is that what you mean...
      Current evidence points to the new hegemon being even worse.

  • @gdaqian
    @gdaqian Před 22 dny +1

    if he thinks the us has democracy or valid polls . . .

  • @jps0117
    @jps0117 Před 27 dny +14

    Didn't the West go through this process in 1991? That didn't turn out well.

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny

      донать на ВСУ Стерненко

    • @Erix442
      @Erix442 Před 24 dny +2

      No, didn't

    • @captlazer5509
      @captlazer5509 Před 24 dny

      The West was feeding Russians when the Soviet Union collapsed. It was that bad.

  • @MathieuLaflamme
    @MathieuLaflamme Před 27 dny +30

    This is absolutely urgent to have that roadmap. Hope the message is heard! It can happen tomorrow, or next year.

    • @digriz85
      @digriz85 Před 27 dny

      Or in 100 years. You know, sometimes it takes a little bit more than a finger snap to take down a regime.

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny

      донать ВСУ Стерненко. путин==гитлер

    • @williamyoung9401
      @williamyoung9401 Před 25 dny +4

      The only roadmap that will guarantee European security in the future is the complete breakup of the Russian Federation. Russia should be as big as Lithuania by the end of all of this. Lithuania used to be a large empire too.

    • @olehbezkorovaynyi
      @olehbezkorovaynyi Před 22 dny

      ​@@williamyoung9401exactly, almost all westerns are still delusional regarding russia no matter what.

    • @Kartoffelsuppe_m_Wursteinlage
      @Kartoffelsuppe_m_Wursteinlage Před 21 dnem

      Why? Do ruzzians have an interest in democracy? Freedom is dangerous, elections are nasty, politics is boring.
      They need another top oligarch in moscow, that's all.

  • @jossiesh7649
    @jossiesh7649 Před 22 dny

    In every conflict/war, there are people who are against the country’s policy.

  • @Tinogodu
    @Tinogodu Před 27 dny +3

    Very interesting but I'm afraid Europe would prefer to keep distances from Russia, as it does with Turkey. Motive: the consequences a potential progressive integration towards the EU might bring at political, economic, social levels... We could get as close as good neighbours can get but it is unlikely that we could be family... not for very a good while.

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny

      донать ВСУ стерненко==они герои

  • @BauAuslese
    @BauAuslese Před 26 dny +12

    As much as I admire personalities like Vladimir Kara-Murza for their courage and optimism, I really do not see how the "change for the better" can come about in Russia. There seems be a large class of bureaucrats who will do anything to remain in power. Maybe it is the biggest, best organized group of people in that country. They are nor idealists, they are opportunists. The class survived the change from Czarist regime to Communism. And they survived the end of Communism. There is no one around to replace them. This has nothing to do with the form of the regime, it is the reality of the social make up. The liberal minded opposition never took on the bureaucrats, they never succeeded in securing a solid following, they never gained a position of trust the Russian public was willing to count on. It is all very sad and dangerous. Nobody has described so far how this could change.

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny

      донать ВСУ Стерненко==они герои

    • @johnny99497
      @johnny99497 Před 24 dny

      Well written.. The West should not force sell the democratic ruling system to Russia or China for that matter. It just won't work.

    • @alexander_mmm
      @alexander_mmm Před 22 dny

      So good to read this and to know that you will be 6 feet under before you see the change you dream about having spent all your shitty life trying to put your nose in other people's business

    • @thecandlemaker1329
      @thecandlemaker1329 Před 22 dny

      Lustration. It's exactly what they did in Ukraine before the war. Every bureaucrat associated with Yanukovich was banned from applying for jobs below the minimal pay grade.

    • @AnnaPeel-h9t
      @AnnaPeel-h9t Před 21 dnem

      the first soviet (bolshevik) government was 85% jewish. What is your point?

  • @yuliiadorofeieva2969
    @yuliiadorofeieva2969 Před 27 dny +15

    I don't believe him at all

    • @BEPrimAnim
      @BEPrimAnim Před 20 dny +1

      Kremlin bot.

    • @yuliiadorofeieva2969
      @yuliiadorofeieva2969 Před 20 dny

      @@BEPrimAnim not really, I'm just saying. I think there's more smart people to take interview from, but media is wasting their time on him.

  • @sashad.7722
    @sashad.7722 Před 27 dny +28

    Kara Murza is very evasive. Germans after WW2 acknowledged their responsibity. Opposite to poor victims russians.

    • @pontiuspilatus7900
      @pontiuspilatus7900 Před 27 dny +6

      I think Russians will acknowledge finally their responsibility, as soon as they will be allowed to do so.

    • @sebastiengarnier6664
      @sebastiengarnier6664 Před 27 dny +3

      his speech is pure wishfull thinking

    • @gpoiredot
      @gpoiredot Před 26 dny +3

      It's like Navalny's "sandwich" comments.

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny

      не раша а ссср. Донать ВСУ Стерненко. путин==гитлер

    • @sardendibs
      @sardendibs Před 26 dny +5

      They didn’t, really. It took decades before the Germans really started to wrestle with their past and accept responsibility. WW2 is a source of national trauma in Germany. It will also take time in Russia.

  • @Piden-l4b
    @Piden-l4b Před 27 dny +1

    Eventually it all ends. It always does. The question is when. It’s a long and hard road for the Russian people.

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny

      донать ВвСУ стерненко==это герои. путин==гитлер

  • @keridickson1011
    @keridickson1011 Před 22 dny

    Such a brilliant man... so much passion, clarity on what needs to be done going forward to create a road map for democracy in the future of Russia...

  • @АндрейУрманов
    @АндрейУрманов Před 21 dnem +6

    У кара😂 мурза ужасная внешность

  • @ChrysaPalin
    @ChrysaPalin Před 22 dny +33

    Go Russia, save us from the US Fourth Reich!!

    • @fredfish4316
      @fredfish4316 Před 21 dnem

      Nutter

    • @moonwatch7963
      @moonwatch7963 Před 21 dnem

      That's exactly what the US became after WW2, most people are too ignorant to see it. NATO practices Lebensraum nazi policies.

    • @markcleaver6573
      @markcleaver6573 Před 21 dnem

      Oh you are mistaken, it was Russian marxism that killed 100million in the last 80 years

    • @handsfreeJD
      @handsfreeJD Před 21 dnem

      Try harder with your lies little Putin rent boy

    • @LuckyAlbo
      @LuckyAlbo Před 20 dny

      Go an live in Russia dont talk from the west against west and dont use thechnology of the west use Russian phone
      What Putin is trying to achieve invade more Europian countries that is obvious

  • @ninaotan7811
    @ninaotan7811 Před 27 dny +10

    Isn’t it an enormous amount - hundreds in prisons for speaking publicly against the war in Ukraine? Hundreds for 146 million nation.

    • @fishythicklips
      @fishythicklips Před 27 dny

      There are fewer people in prison than in UK.

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny +2

      донать на ВСУ стерненко==это герои

    • @Christophe_derBerge-op9zh
      @Christophe_derBerge-op9zh Před 25 dny

      “Ordinary ruzzians” stand around with their hands in their pockets while soldiers on both sides and civilians in Ukraine die every day!!! Shame!!!

    • @thelastlostcause4148
      @thelastlostcause4148 Před 25 dny +1

      The real number is tens of thousands, and those are only the ones internationally known about

  • @edbaker515
    @edbaker515 Před 27 dny +1

    It's the olagarky eletes who brought rasputin to power in the first place, and the currup f s b, are the real villain a in this horrible Russian saga

  • @PatriciaGoodsonpianist

    Difficult to imagine that Russia could affect such enormous changes. they’ve never truly experienced freedom and democracy, and I dare say many of them do not want it. The west could force changes on Nazi Germany and Japan because we defeated and occupied those countries. They will have to be many, many more like this man, and they will have to be very strong.

  • @Volkmannx
    @Volkmannx Před 27 dny +3

    Hear hear!

  • @b.kune.4073
    @b.kune.4073 Před 27 dny +13

    This guy misses credibility, and I just dont care for russians who fail to support Ukraine.

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny

      путин==гитлер. Донать ВСУ Стерненко. мурза==шоу мен и лжец

    • @williamyoung9401
      @williamyoung9401 Před 25 dny

      He does support Ukraine. He's thinking about what comes after. We can't have another 1991 where we just toss Russia to the whims of the mafia again. Same thing happened to Germany after World War 1. Learn from history.

  • @tomasznojmiler7667
    @tomasznojmiler7667 Před 27 dny +35

    SLAVA UKRAINIE!!!

    • @mikele9878
      @mikele9878 Před 27 dny +7

      Ukraine is falling apart,wake up

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny +1

      донать ВСУ Стерненко

    • @cattymajiv
      @cattymajiv Před 25 dny

      @@mikele9878 Such blind idiocy is unbelievable. How do people get that stupid?

    • @vhighlander1190
      @vhighlander1190 Před 25 dny +5

      @@mikele9878 yes of course exactly in Kursk’s people Republic😂. Glory to Ukraine.

    • @veronikaztrencina9916
      @veronikaztrencina9916 Před 25 dny

      ​@vhighlander1190 Your country is non existent! Your government is mass murderers of your own people!

  • @stanwilliams8381
    @stanwilliams8381 Před 21 dnem +1

    This guy is really intelligent what he is saying is really interesting

  • @doinacampean9132
    @doinacampean9132 Před 24 dny

    But he felt informed enough to argue for dropping the sanctions against the russian people? What sanctions, exactly, are the russian PEOPLE facing?

  • @prezdentraygun8790
    @prezdentraygun8790 Před 24 dny

    My greatest regret regarding the collapse of the USSR was not helping Russia achieve democratic values. We left them to the wolves and the wolves came in.

  • @hubertusvenator5838
    @hubertusvenator5838 Před 24 dny +25

    American propaganda

  • @deeptime5581
    @deeptime5581 Před 27 dny +45

    Imagine, Trump treats and admires Putin as normal.

    • @alexvlasny9755
      @alexvlasny9755 Před 27 dny

      If trump was the president of Russia, he’d behave exactly as Putin does: president for life, lies about everything, pathological ego….

    • @ddelfort73
      @ddelfort73 Před 27 dny +10

      Yes, that is sickening!

    • @mikele9878
      @mikele9878 Před 27 dny +6

      Trump and Putin are best👍

    • @brianmurray1395
      @brianmurray1395 Před 27 dny

      Putin will go down as one of the GREATEST leaders of all time. History will show. Otherwise Russia will be divided and sold to Blackrock and you know it. Slowly the alphabet club will destroy it like it has to Canada and USA. ITwill be the end of Russia. Sold to the greatest bid. Careful what you ask for.

    • @bloggalot4718
      @bloggalot4718 Před 26 dny +1

      But that’s saying Trump is normal!!

  • @thesceptic1018
    @thesceptic1018 Před 27 dny +51

    Russia: centuries of boo hoo pity me😢

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny +4

      Донать ВСУ Стерненко. это герои

    • @MicheldeGeofroy
      @MicheldeGeofroy Před 24 dny +2

      Look at name it’s a bot

    • @puzzled012
      @puzzled012 Před 20 dny

      Russia centuries of western genocidal invasions - look up Napoleon's war crimes, then ww1 crap, then German funded bolsheviks, then the paintor, and i ommitted Swedish and Polish invasions

  • @ericwedin4154
    @ericwedin4154 Před 22 dny

    People comparing Putin to Hitler should consider what kind of a person that might replace him. It may very likely be somebody way less balanced than him.

  • @leonelvelarde4921
    @leonelvelarde4921 Před 24 dny

    I am sorry to say that Russian mentality towards the United States and the west in general is not likely to change. LBV

  • @andreasgrunder7003
    @andreasgrunder7003 Před 27 dny +3

    one must not underestimate the inertia. certain structures will continue to exist even in the post-Putin era. The separation of powers would be important. it must not be the case that one office or one person unites so much power

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny

      ноу.. Донать ВСУ стерненко==они герои

  • @olehbezkorovaynyi
    @olehbezkorovaynyi Před 22 dny +36

    He is so delusional, russia has no opposition to putin

    • @jpf7942
      @jpf7942 Před 22 dny +5

      Not in the public, besides people like Navalnay. I'm pretty sure a bunch of Oligarchs aren't too happy with Putin and how current events are going

    • @cyberfunk3793
      @cyberfunk3793 Před 22 dny +2

      @@jpf7942 It might be something like 20%, but just based on how many are arrested isn't going to give any good estimate in a country of 140 million people. Independent polls are still the best bet and when even many ru citizens in EU countries support Putin, I don't buy the idea that Putin isn't actually very popular still in Russia.

    • @GorillaTVe
      @GorillaTVe Před 22 dny

      @@jpf7942 American oligarchs buy their politicians.

    • @jpf7942
      @jpf7942 Před 22 dny

      @@cyberfunk3793 He doesn't need to be popular with the people, he needs to stay in the good graces of his Oligarchs. I know a lot of observers like us like to think Putin has complete control of the country, which is true at face value.
      But Oligarchs have their own interests to look after as well. I don't think anyone would be surprised if the Oligarchs did try to usurp by paying off the right people. It's only a matter of when.
      The people would support anyone that rules that country, they are indoctrinated into autocracy, Putin isn't special, he's just the current dictator in charge

    • @Kartoffelsuppe_m_Wursteinlage
      @Kartoffelsuppe_m_Wursteinlage Před 21 dnem +1

      Agree. He's not realistic about ruzzias prospectives.

  • @joohara1985
    @joohara1985 Před 27 dny +65

    it is a joy to see Vladimir Kara-Murza free and also see him with his dear wife! I wish this family much strength, love and hope 💓💜

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny +1

      донать на ВСУ Стерненко

    • @JanetteRuncie
      @JanetteRuncie Před 24 dny

      Tears of Joy for this hero

    • @donzell1945
      @donzell1945 Před 24 dny

      😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 this ugly guy foreign agent is funny 😂😂😂😂

    • @vsevolodsemenov6786
      @vsevolodsemenov6786 Před 23 dny

      @@Ptahamriahow about paying taxes? Part of my taxes cover expenditures of Ukrainian army in the war with Pu. Понял, да?

    • @chapichapo6800
      @chapichapo6800 Před 23 dny

      He remains a Russian like the others: domineering, aggressive and who spits on us while he has just been freed thanks to the United States. Making us believe that the Russians are victims, what a bad joke! The country of pogroms, of assumed racism against the other peoples of the federation, of aggression and the systematic destruction of all its neighbors for centuries. The Russians would be victims. Russia is a mortal danger for our democratic values.

  • @squeakycleannnn
    @squeakycleannnn Před 22 dny

    Apart from pushing the narrative how Europe needs russia, guys like Kara Murza should speak on the subject of what will russians have to do in order to gain the trust and respect back from the entire world. He sounds like everyone outside russia is responsible for accepting it back into civilised world. Being as fluent and eloquent as he is he should know the respect is earned, not given.

  • @taiskirkeev1345
    @taiskirkeev1345 Před 23 dny

    I live in Moscow, when you (journalists) say that Russians, who live in Russia must be more aware of what is going on, can you please be more specific? what exactly do you want me to be doing? Go to the Red Square and start protesting and find myself imprisoned and leave my children fatherless for a lot of years or to leave my homeland and try to relocate? To where? USA? Israel?Most governments are “guilty and dirty” and it doesn’t mean that honest citizens must jump from one country to another being very often hated by the locals for “stealing” job places or subsidies.

  • @shaneconnor86
    @shaneconnor86 Před 27 dny +28

    the future would have to be way better than the past 20 years. Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦 from 🇦🇺

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny

      донать на ВСУ Стернеко. путин==гитлер

    • @williamyoung9401
      @williamyoung9401 Před 25 dny +3

      That's a pretty low bar.

  • @iberiano-ls2rv
    @iberiano-ls2rv Před 27 dny +24

    At the time , he did not condemned the invasion of Crimea. What an Hypocrite.

    • @mikele9878
      @mikele9878 Před 27 dny +1

      Who cares

    • @iberiano-ls2rv
      @iberiano-ls2rv Před 27 dny

      @@mikele9878 of course pro Russian brainwashed people don't care . Trolls don't. Slava Ukraini free from Russian tyranny.

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny

      донать ВСУ стернеко==они герои

    • @barrybrodin7085
      @barrybrodin7085 Před 26 dny +2

      ​@mikele9878 everyone except russians

    • @Cps8309
      @Cps8309 Před 21 dnem +3

      Crimea was never invaded. The Crimean people switched sides and supported Russia after the 2014 Maidan coup.

  • @josealbertoii4664
    @josealbertoii4664 Před 26 dny +4

    Applying his definition to Russia then we in the USA, UK and the European Union do not live in a democracy.

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny

      о ноу.. донать ВСУ стерненко==они герои

  • @GetOutsideYourself
    @GetOutsideYourself Před 25 dny

    His goal for Russia is laudable, but I don't think China will give up its partner in crime so easily.

  • @Scaleyback317
    @Scaleyback317 Před 25 dny

    Happy to see and hear this gentleman not only sat in front of a camera in the free world but now ready to add his voice to the education of Western politicians, press and the free peoples of the west. I only hope they adjust their attention span and actually listen, digest and maybe (here it gets more doubtful) act upon their amended cognitions.
    Hope to see and hear more of him on any current affairs/news grateful enough to repay him for the sacrifices he has made and the final sacrifice he might have had to make (no doubt if he had lingered within their reach they would have been tempted to silence him). Welcome back to the free (no matter how confusing and imperfect) world sir.

  • @madshoisgaard
    @madshoisgaard Před 27 dny +26

    Just say Crimea is Ukraine please!

    • @mikele9878
      @mikele9878 Před 27 dny +3

      Are you living in the past😂

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny

      ое. Донать ВСУ Стерненко. путин==гитлер. яшин и мурза==шоу мены сороса

    • @vhighlander1190
      @vhighlander1190 Před 25 dny

      He will never tell this because he is Putin’s agent

    • @andrewwhite1479
      @andrewwhite1479 Před 25 dny +3

      No it's not a never will be.

    • @annoyingchannel8812
      @annoyingchannel8812 Před 25 dny +2

      Crimea has been Russian ever since it was a khanate of the Ottoman Empire. It was briefly administratively transferred to Ukraine under the auspices of the USSR by Khuschev (a Ukrainian). The people who live there are ethnic Russians and Tartars who voted overwhelmingly for union with Russia after the US coup in 2014 than empowered Banderite neo Nazis who would have done to them what they have been trying to do to the people of Donbass.

  • @doofusmeister8795
    @doofusmeister8795 Před 27 dny +7

    A rare combination of raw courage, intelligence and moral passion.

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny

      ноу.. путин==гитлер. Донать ВСУ Стерненко

  • @andreaserafini1688
    @andreaserafini1688 Před 24 dny +4

    Putin has managed to keep the territory of Russia together, including what is above and what is below. The opponents, the oligarchs, the dissidents wanted to tear it to pieces. Everything revolves around this thesis.

  • @Freddy-sp5wq
    @Freddy-sp5wq Před 20 dny

    I thought that the Russian people who saw Prigozhin going off to Moscow to create trouble were absolutely delighted.

  • @One_And_Equal
    @One_And_Equal Před 22 dny

    This "roadmap to transition" in a post-Putin Russia needs a lot more specific detail. Yes, other countries have done it, but HOW was it done? Good to hear K-M thinks Russia can make the transition to a peaceful, democratic, contented state in a Europe whole, free and at peace. But HOW is this to be accomplished? "Roadmap" is just a word.

  • @Pierrus60
    @Pierrus60 Před 26 dny +5

    These are words of hope that are necessary to be able to move forward.

  • @m3tamonk3y4
    @m3tamonk3y4 Před 27 dny +21

    Didn't think we would see him again. Good to see.

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny +1

      донать на ВСУ стернеко==это герои

  • @dprout3392
    @dprout3392 Před 27 dny +4

    Talking about democracy in Russia, will member states of the federation be allowed to free themselves from the Russian Federation?

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny

      донать ВСУ стерненко==они герои

  • @user-go5iv1jp1l
    @user-go5iv1jp1l Před 25 dny +1

    I don’t think he is Russian
    Still making money? At least be quiet for some time.

  • @juliancochran
    @juliancochran Před 25 dny

    “When this regime is out of power, and it is it matter of if but just when ..” Is he talking about the US foreign policy regime or the Russian one? Because whatever is happening between Ukraine and Russia, I can’t say our foreign policy regime meddling all over the world is actually so sustainable or supported internationally.

  • @k.r.lionheart6460
    @k.r.lionheart6460 Před 27 dny +63

    Ukraine and the rest of the world will never forgive or forget what Russia has done in this day and age to Ukraine end of

    • @pontiuspilatus7900
      @pontiuspilatus7900 Před 27 dny +7

      That's what they said about Germany in 1945...
      Nowadays Germans, French, Dutch, and many more are friends now. That is what I hope for Russia too. And for the people in North Korea, and China, and Venezuela...
      In one hundred years no Russian will be guilty of Putin's and his cronies' crimes.

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny +4

      донать ВСУ Стернеко

    • @antoniomaurogiovanni1276
      @antoniomaurogiovanni1276 Před 24 dny +4

      ​@@pontiuspilatus7900ma la Germania perse la guerra e passò tutto il dopoguerra divisa e non conta nulla.La Russia se non viene bastonata,dico come metafora non diventa veramente una democrazia come l'attuale Germania.

    • @HomeMade_Polysynth
      @HomeMade_Polysynth Před 24 dny

      So what you think about the coup 2014 organized by Brandon and co? Ukraine killed thousands of People in Donbass. After this coup. And still is doing the same. On US money

    • @MicheldeGeofroy
      @MicheldeGeofroy Před 24 dny +1

      All these posts are bots they are randomly generated and all have numbers on the end

  • @rickrimington2760
    @rickrimington2760 Před 27 dny +62

    brilliant interview and video , with a very brave man , thanks !

    • @Ptahamria
      @Ptahamria Před 26 dny

      ноу. путин==гитлер. Донать на ВСУ Стерненко

  • @balanciergu4360
    @balanciergu4360 Před 25 dny +16

    The real Russian Opposition are those fighting alongside Ukraine 🇺🇦 today, not those calling to spare the “poor Russian people” and lift sanctions.

  • @rolanddurr8274
    @rolanddurr8274 Před 21 dnem

    I really like this guy.
    He is so clear and simple and deep. He has a good vision for his country, how to get to a just democratic state and remove all the bad inheritance from history.

  • @HomeMade_Polysynth
    @HomeMade_Polysynth Před 24 dny

    Really funny to read such serious comments knowing that lots of Americans are now moving to live in Russia.

  • @stormymangham5518
    @stormymangham5518 Před 27 dny +51

    This man deserves to represent the people as president of a democratic Russia in the new world. I believe it’s possible, we must have hope and optimism in this inhospitable economic climate.

    • @tohoblaster
      @tohoblaster Před 26 dny +2

      no, he can represent citizens of Moscow and Sankt Peterburg

    • @tetyanakorogoda6146
      @tetyanakorogoda6146 Před 26 dny +10

      In order to represent anybody he needs to be elected. And this will never happen. I know russians well - they are not idiots to vote for him.

    • @williamyoung9401
      @williamyoung9401 Před 25 dny +1

      He is Russia's last hope for Democracy in our lifetime.

    • @sabitrisugrim9050
      @sabitrisugrim9050 Před 24 dny

      He sure very intelligent … good spokes man

    • @sabitrisugrim9050
      @sabitrisugrim9050 Před 24 dny +1

      Putin shaking in his pants ,, already off

  • @susansmith9263
    @susansmith9263 Před 27 dny +6

    Добро пожаловать домой!
    Welcome home Vladimir Kara-Murza ❤
    Your powerful voice for human rights, rule of law and freedom in Russia, is now free.🕊