Comments by "Lars Ronæs" (@larsrons7937) on "Russia’s Biggest Risk Isn’t What You Expect" video.

Dear Konstantin. 2½ years ago we, your YouTube community, were very worried about you and constantly advised, or begged you, to leave the country. One day we got very worried. There was no live stream from you. The next day a big stone dropped from my heart - you were in Uzbekistan. I do believe you got out just before the window closed. I still feel relieved. After some time you were able to be united with your family. My prayers for you and your family. Warmest wishes from Denmark.
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Now I watched till the end, having at first only watched the 1st half. What an extraordinarily exciting, informative and insight-giving conversation. Pyotr's good yet sometimes naive questions, and Konstantin's precise and honest answers, at times surprising me though I've followed him since Mid-Febr. 2022. I find this a 'must watch' conversation, I'll bookmark it and recommend it to others. Thanks for this guest, Pyotr, I can't wait for parts 2 & 3.
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@Footmnch Yes, social media lets us build communities across the globe. The ruskies work hard on disrupting it in various ways, and unfortunately they're very good at it, but that should only make us working harder in strengthening those our communities.💙💛
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@banmadabon Thanks. I'll try to get updated on that. Hopefully we can do something. At least overwhelm YouTube with complaints.
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@yurilytviak9066 Thank you for a good input.
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@MichaelS-t8k Very, very well spoken, Michael. I back up those words 100%.
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Exactly. This goes all the way back to the early 2000s.
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@banmadabon When did this happen? Do you have a date for when he reported on it?
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@MichaelS-t8k That is so true. There are things in the world and in life that are indisputably wrong or right, but outside that we must realise that there are as many viewpoints and opinions as there are people on the globe, and ourselves disagreeing with some of those is no good reason not to respect that others can think differently than ourselves. And we must leave open free speech and debate, and maybe get wiser ourselves from talking with others.
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In North Korea you'd be so brainwashed that you wouldn't even know there could be anything to open the mouth about. Yes they know things are bad, but believe it's much worse in all the rest of the world.
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