Vladimir Vysotsky About Russia

Vladimir Vysotsky about Russia.

Russia: They Sell Narcotics Like Potatoes (video)

Novosibirsk, Russia. They sell narcotics like potatoes and the russian young people buy it.
Documentary video.

Japans, Sea and Islands

So wonderful people!…

Dear Mr Putin, Would you mind returning the islands to Japans, please.
They will build the paradise there

 

They Made History: Khodorkovsky and Listiev (video)

Mikhail Khodorkovsky as a guest of the “Tema”, the program of the talented journalist Vlad Listiev.
Vlad Listiev was killed (the story is connected with the 1st TV channel privatization),
and Mikhail Khodorkovsky was thrown to the jail.

 

Khodorkovsky: You Must Watch It (video)

The good film of Cyril Tuschi describing the economy of Russia from the 90′s (Perestroika, Gorbachev) till nowadays.

Watch it now:

 

Just For Fun: Clean and Tidy in Everyday Life (video)

The old funny German social advertisement for soviet people from WW2 times

They Look Like Prostitutes (video)

Mikhail Zadornov supposes that many Russian women look like prostitutes

and describes…

Have you ever met Russian women? They look very very strange, aren’t they….

New Year on Russian TV

The New Year celebration on Russian TV. Our personal value-judgement.
The faces were so well-known that you can almost barf watching this show.
And one more thing: this stupidity was made using your money as a taxpayer.

Veterans in Russia and Germany (video)

20 years ago the talented Russian reporter Alexander Nevzorov issued the TV program about the veterans.
He underlined the incredible problems of the Russian veterans, the winners in WW-2.
At the same time Alexander showed the life of the German veterans – the losers in WW-2.
“Why the winners live million times worse than the losers?” – asked Alexander 20 years ago – “Will the state (USSR and Russia) help their saviors?”.

The 20 years showed us that the state did not help and it is not even going to help.

If the soviet veterans knew their future life, would they have been fighting the same way? What would they did? And where would they wanted to live after the end of the war?

20 years went away…the state’s attitude towards people still the same…if not even worse…

Russian Authorities on the Roads (video)

They and their drivers have very strange behavior and may say to you “I’ll kill you”: