Inside Russia's Poorest Region during War & Sanctions
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 22 май 2024
- If you'd like to support Real Reporter:
💵Patreon - / realreporter
💵Boosty - boosty.to/realreporter/donate
💵PayPal - paypal.me/RealReporter
Tuva holds the dubious titles of being Russia's poorest and most dangerous region. So, what does the local population have to say about the war in Ukraine and the Western sanctions that keep piling up? Join me as I visit some of Russia's roughest neighborhoods, known as the 'favelas of Siberia,' and speak with people from all walks of life to find out how their standards of living have changed.
📺 Follow me on Odysee - odysee.com/@RealReporter
If you'd like to support Real Reporter:
💵Patreon - www.patreon.com/RealReporter
💵Boosty - boosty.to/realreporter/donate
💵PayPal - paypal.me/RealReporter
You do great work, sir. I appreciate every segment. I wish you good karma.
Bald and Bankrupt doesn't e-beg like you.
Hilarious, the local hero got his just deserts in Ukraine.
Putin loves his useful idiots!
7:42 "Ukraine conflict" ... 22:48 "war _between_ Russia and Ukraine" ... and then you say you don't sugar-coat... yeah, right.
Screw This Dude
I was born in Tuva, Kizil in the late 80s and spent my childhood there so I feel like I can add some details here.
First, as it was said, Tuva is sunning place because of its nature: tayga, deserts, steppe, mountains, you name it.
Second, Tuva is culturally rich. This region belong to China until 1922, then it became an independent country called Tanu-Tuva and only in 1946 it was included into USSR officially. Tuva is rich with gold so it was the place where many Russians ran from bolsheviks after the revolution of 1917. My great grandparents were those people who ran from Stalin’s repression into this region, my great grandfather was digging gold as many of other Russians. During the soviet period, the region thrived, there were heaps of production factories and coal mining. The region wasn’t super rich but it was save, nice and comfortable to live in. After the collapse of Soviet Union, a lot of production facilities were closed, people lost jobs.
But the worst thing that happened was nationalistic fight between two different tuvinian groups. Tuvinians are not one nation, they have two different groups which differ in life style (one is more urban oriented, the other one lives in steppes like mongols), language and appearance. So they always fight with each other. And when russians were leaving the region for better work, tuvinians develop this fight into nearly a war. 90s were awful there as many of our family friends were killed. My family had to abandon flats and county houses and just ran to another part of Siberia.
Since 90s things changed, Tuva now is much safer place, where you can enjoy rich culture and beautiful nature.
Thirdly, about the drunk people. As many nothern Asian nations , tuvinians have low tolerance to alcohol. They genetically can’t stand it, becoming completely drunk after 1 glass of beer. They also don’t have a drinking traditions like eating smth in between when you drink. This two factors made a huge impact on society, so yes you may see lots of drunk people in the evenings.
However, Tuva is definitely worth visiting and definitely not as dangerous as people picture it.
Wow, thanks for sharing! I didn’t know about the internal conflicts among the Tuvans. Very interesting.
Like you said, Tuva is definitely worth a visit and spending quality time there. It's a fascinating place
I’m glad you liked it😊and thank you for showing both sides of this place and telling people’s stories! They are great people.
are Tuvinian / Tuvans and Tsaatan / Dukha the same people?
Always a better more enlighten prospective from people who lived there .. thanks .
Thank you so much for sharing all of this information! I watch videos not really for their actual content, but to read great comments like yours from real people who know the real experiences. I'm a Black American musician and martial artist so I really love learning about Tuvan culture. Thank you for sharing!!!
It sound strange for expats, but there are many people in Russia (specially in Moscow and close to it) who never travel around Russia and still believe that there are no roads, no life further then 1000 km from the capital. I'm from Vladivostok, Far East of Russia. 3 years ago have moved to Sakhalin island - it is even further East, just above Japan. And it is funny to see people's reaction when they arrive to island. Expectations VS reality shows great difference :))) Thanks to Real Reporter for the videos, You show real Russia to the world, breaking western stereotypes.
МОЯ мечта - побывать на Сахалине...
Russia is trying to subjugate and destroy small nations in reality
Какие проблемы? Купили билет и..мечта сбылась
За МКАДом жизни нет! 🤣Любимая присказка либерал дермократов.
if only russians would break their bias towards the west.
Hello to our Tuvan sisters and brothers from Yakutia.
Can you tell me about your people?
В белой футболке это Я! УРАААААААААА Я В ЮТУБЕ УРААААА я так долго этого ждал
Привет! Поздравляю! Очень рад был вас с друзьями встретить в степи. Удачи и новых проявлений в RUclips! 😁🤝
Поцан! Ты лучший !!!!!
Офигеть 18:01 это ты , привет всем!
Тувинцы - молодцы!!! красавчики!!!
:D
Konstantin: Tuva is not particularly large...
Half of European countries: Are we a joke to you?
Haha good one 😅
Thanks for tuning in, always glad to hear your feedback, my friend 🤝
@@rchird2010 Bro, where the slur was at? Am I blind?
And if the difference in size offends you - which is, just basic, easily observable facts - I guess life's hard for you, kind of sorry about it. Get well soon.
@@rchird2010придурок В России 190 национальностей.Ещё до революции 1917 года в империи элита страны была сплав разных культур.Ценилось умение и преданность,а не национальность.Огромное количество народов вошло в состав России добровольно.Царь Николай |спросил маркиза Де Кустена 'Как думаете сколько на этом приёме русских? Вот этот армянин,это немец,два генерала грузины, крещённый еврей , англичанин.' 'А где русские? спросил маркиз .'Вот все вместе они и есть русские.' был ответ царя.Сами цари наполовину немцы.Екатерина Великая чистокровная немка.И в советское время .Сталин грузин по национальности.Брежнев и Хрущёв выходцы из Украины.При обороне Брестской крепости солдат крикнувший перед смертью фашистам 'Русские не сдаются!'осетин по национальности.Всё выше сказанное не значит что Россию строили не русские.Если начну перечимлять великих этнических русских в нашей истории ОЧЕНЬ много получится.Это значит что в России народы стараясь сохранить свою культуру,берут из других лучшее , обогащаются духовно.Бог создал разнообразие чтоб мы познавали друг друга.А за границей в отличие от армянской,еврейской и других русской сильной диаспоры нет.
@@rchird2010 I hope you at least get paid for this.
Because otherwise it looks like autism.)
@@rchird2010
You do know that your irrelevant trolling and flamebaiting to joke comments actually help drive the video up the RUclips's algorithm chain, right? So that more users see it, eh? Because you generate activity.
So yeah, spam away!
Central Asia and Siberia seem to be an almost forgotten area of the world. Thank you for shining a light on a corner of it for us.
They were shocked by one homeless! How many are there in the uk.
That place has less problems than a nice town here
@@James-qh7cm and the cats are unhappy in Uruguay. Stick to the topic!
Love from Kyrgyz Republic 🇰🇬❤️ my fellow tuvans
Love from Tyva🤍 Hope to visit Kyrgyzstan soon
Российская власть обязана принять меры для изменения в лучшую сторону жизнь в Туве! Это должна быть широкая программа на государственном уровне. Тувинцы такие же россияне, как и всё остальные народы нашей России и имеют право на достойную жизнь. Я русский, но хочу чтобы каждый, даже маленький народ, чувствовал, что Россия - это и его дом.
В советское время там было хорошо и спокойно. Республика развивалась , строительство школ , больниц , жилья и т.д было. Советская власть очень много сделала за короткий срок , всего за 40 лет такой скачок в развитии .
Но в перестройку начался жуткий национализм , русским пришлось уехать.
Я русская, в 1990 году уехала . Хотя я там родилась , родились мои родители , но тувинцы выгоняли .
Вчера прилетел из Кызыла. Мне друг показал что в этом году четыре микрорайона сдается, дороги переклали(в этом году и в Красноярске и в Красноярском крае переклали очень много дорог. Дорожники как с цепи сорвались!!). И самое интересное что все квартиры уже скуплены, а цены на квартире в Кызыле больше чем в Красноярске. Деньги у людей есть. Правда я говорю только за Кызыл и Бий-Хей. Что там в Шаганаре происходит или дальше я хз
@@user-ts6zj3qu7p Вот и ладненько! 👍
@@romastep1875не истери. Всё будет, но не сразу.
@@User-od4qu Лучше не заводи меня...
I love the videos, because whatever you say, I lokk it up everywhere and always comne to the conclusion, that its real. You really keep your promise, thanks.
Dude your production is really like a big channel. If I didn’t meet you through Lars' channel, I would never have thought you’re a simple RUclipsr. Love your stuff.
Thanks so much for tuning in! Lars was awesome for introducing me to his amazing audience, and I'm really glad that some of you are still along for the ride. Super grateful for that! Keep the feedback coming, I love hearing what you think
Likewise - thanks Lars !!
He probably gets government assistance. This is very RT style production.
@@walterbrownstone8017 Nope. I found his channel from another one. One that I really trust, and he’s a legit RUclipsr, but with talent.
@@walterbrownstone8017because you're an RT specialist?
Кадры с ребятишками в самое ❤❤❤ сразу детство вспомнилось в самом "опасном" районе Красноярска, в котором мы были самыми счастливыми детьми❤️
Самое смешное что этот стереотип остался. Но мы в Черемушках в три часа ночи гуляли и норм
@@user-ts6zj3qu7p здравствуйте, ну это знаете, как такие, шуточки между самими собой "опасный райончик" и все такое))) да у нас вообще спокойно)
I've got to be honest, that Siberian Favela looked no worse than some areas in the US. There's parts of Detroit or Chicago's south burbs that look just as run down.
Way more run down, not just as...
@@reekhavoc2932 nah, about just as. Way more run down would be like south eastern Ohio and parts of west Virginia. I swear some of the people there all have the newest trucks and are living in what looks like literal ruins
@@finnl6887 😭
@reekhavoc2932 are you joking. That woman was shocked by one homeless person! 1! Ahha imagine being shocked at one homeless!
And not thousands like there are in every city in uk
@@James-qh7cm I don't recall the homeless problem being too bad in the UK, but then again I haven't been there in 20 years and was mostly in the north end of the country. Has it gotten much worse? I haven't been keeping track of the UK besides their downwards military spiral honestly
That was great! When I was a little kid, I collected stamps from "Tannu Tuva". My father had atlases and encyclopedias, but I could not find it on any map (this was in the 1950's). Nice to finally see the real place, that I thought was nearly a myth. Thanks for the video!
Танну-что?
Может быть....Монгол Шуудан,коллекция марок...
By the way, Tuva used to be an independent country DE JURE, just like neighboring Mongolia. Unfortunately for them, after World War 2 Joseph Stalin decided to include it in the USSR even without the status of one of the Soviet Socialist Republics, just as one of numerous autonomous republics, and simply let it be one of many neglected and forgotten outskirts of Mother Russia.
К их счастью. А Тувинец Шойгу, как министр обороны, ещё ваших вояк, сорвав с них погоны, проведет по Красной площади парадом позора, как гитлеровских псов.
@@Olga-de3ru Shoigu is from Tanna-Tuva?
В комментариях иностранцы благодарят за то, что вы открываете для них Россию. Я вот россиянка, но тоже хочу поблагодарить за то, что вы открываете для меня Россию)) Для меня Тыва была страшным местом из длинных тревожных статей, рассказывающих о том, как там всё плохо и беспросветно. Интересно было посмотреть на это место с другой стороны. Лишнее напоминание о том, что люди по сути везде одинаковые и хотят примерно одного и того же: жить, любить, растить детей, радоваться.
Это правда, общего в людях больше. Каждый раз убеждаюсь в этом, когда путешествую. Спасибо большое, что смотрите мои видео и находите в них что-то новое и интересное 😁🤝
абсолютно согласен с Вами!!! как же я мало знаю про Россию, живя в России...
Для того чтобы реально оценить - надо там пожить. Место реально атасное. У меня мама там часто в командировках (строили ТЭЦ) и она туда постоянно упиралась ехать, особенно когда их с коллегой вечером тувимец пьяный пытался задавить на тротуаре и гонялся по дворам именно с целью задавить. Культуры и образования региону однозначно не хватает
@@user-sz1xt9lu4gв девяностых езда по тротуару с целью задавить - практически "норма" была, и не только в Тыве...
не слыхал о подобных случаях. моя история из 2017го
Меня поражает аскетизм многих народов в нашей России. Конечно, айфоны и прочие прелести жизни - это очень весело и приятно. Но я уважаю людей способных жить в единении с природой. Ни один западник пропагандирующий "зелёную повестку" не смог бы жить так аскетично и экологично как, например, некоторые народы в России.
@@Alex_Buch Вообще-то их выбор.
@@Alex_Buch так и есть, многие просто выбирают жить так, как жили их предки, ну а кто не хочет переезжает в большие города.
@@Alex_Buch Как раз таки это их выбор. В видео точно также показывали тувинцев, которые живут в городе, сидят в кафешках и т.д. Ну, и они как граждане Российской Федерации могут легко поехать и жить, и работать в любом городе России, хоть в Москве. Пример карьеры Шойгу в этом плане показателен.
@@Alex_Buch Слушайте, куча людей без проблем переехало в хорошие, развивающиеся города РФ из тех же вымирающих деревень. И многие такие деревенские нормально устроились, и ипотеку выплатили, и какую-никакую карьеру построили. Каждый гражданин РФ имеет право спокойно жить в любом городе России, хоть в Москве. Да что говорить, сама Москва в основном и состоит из вот таких "москвичей". Так что если человек не запойный алкаш, и готов работать, то сможет легко переехать в любое более комфортабельное место.
Хочу напомнить, что 99% тех, кто пишет негативные комментарии в адрес России, никакого отношения к России не имеет.
Десятки тысяч троллей трудятся в российском сегменте. Каждое такое тело имеет множество аккаунтов и в СРЕДНЕМ пишет около ПЯТИ ТЫСЯЧ коротких комментариев В СУТКИ.
I'm Polish, no one will be telling me, whom should I hate. Good video, glad could learn something more about Russians. Ordinary folks aren't any different from each other here and there. We are all being screwed by Cabal.
100% true: ordinary people have a lot in common. Thanks for your level headed comment and feedback. Much appreciated 🤝
@@RealReporter truth costs me no effort my friend, keep the good work 👍
😂 pollacks hate jewlensky now all of a sudden 🙄
@@calokraine5901 princess, nobody that matters did. I hate no one because I fear no one. Hate is a bastard child of Fear. Now jog on keyboard warrior, go flexing nonexistent muscles to some loser as yourself
@@Tiverovich Satan worshipers
Another breathtaking report! Your channel is my favorite source of information on RUclips. I’ve been to Ulan-Ude and some places in the Far East, but haven’t had the chance of seeing Tuva yet.
Thank you for such a cinematic, and yet realistic depiction of this beautiful republic!:)
So glad to hear you enjoyed the video and that my channel has become your go-to source for information on RUclips! Tuva is a unique experience, and I hope you get the chance to visit it someday. Thanks for the kind words about my approach; that's exactly what I aim for! Keep watching and stay tuned for more. 😊
It's amazing how his reports do not line up with the information from the Russian Ministry of Finance and the Bank of Russia. They say that everything is going to hell.
poor boy, R.I.P
Another fact free criticism from a troll. I wish I could find at least one of you beasts that could form a coherent thought.
Как вам Улан-Удэ?
Very hight quality documentary. Better then BBC, or MSNBC and more honest/less biased. And I bet you don't have the same budget.
Haha, you've hit the nail on the head! My budget is more "lemonade stand" than "media empire," but hey, it gets the job done! I'm blessed to have such an amazing audience, and shoutout to my Patreon and Buy Me a Coffee supporters for making it all possible. Thanks for the high praise and for tuning in!
@@RealReporter you should be proud f your work.
The Real Reporter is as much on a government salary as BBC staff. Only the state that pays him is different and, unlike the BBC, the "Real" Reporter treats facts quite selectively and carefully avoids issues that are inconvenient for Russia, e.g. he stubbornly looks for the effects of sanctions where they do not exist, and not where they exist - e.g. lack of spare parts for Boeing and Airbus aircraft, and therefore lack of service recommended by the manufacturers. So far, no plane has crashed, but one had to land in a field somewhere in Siberia.
What he failed to mention in this video is that Tuva has one of the highest percentages of men fighting in Ukraine of any region in Russia. As a result, the percentage of those who died in this war is similar and there are many recent military graves in Tuva's cemeteries, but "Real" Reporter noticed only one, and it was the grave of a guy who served in the army for 18 years, or rather was Wagner's mercenary (judging by the photos in Africa ) and they probably didn't pay him to play the guitar there.
@@thomasturski2837 so you, as someone who does live in Russia, certainly know better.
I guess you don't really understand the point of what this guy is doing. He shows reality, he does not focus on either good or bad news. He never told that sanctions have no effect on Russia himself. The only thing he trying to say is that some things change, some of them for worse. But Russia isn't about to face an economical collapse or something. And what does lack of spare part for aircraft mean for life of average Russian? Pretty much nothing.
Why are you so salty about average Russian citizen not suffering from being alive?
@@gauss_gun "The point of what this guy is doing" is Russian soft propaganda addressed to recipients in the West. With a seemingly neutral message about the lives of ordinary Russians, that actually "nothing special is happening", he shows well-stocked stores in a video asking about sanctions - for every thinking person it is a clear message that "sanctions do not affect Russia itself", he doesn't have to say it directly. There is actually no war, only a guitarist from Tuva died "in the fighting in Ukraine" or an American veteran with PTSD living with his Russian wife in Siberia talks about the senselessness of using Western tanks and Ukrainian tactics.
So, actually, the sanctions should be ended, as well as the war, so that Russia could stay in the areas it took from Ukraine, and in 10-15 years, when it rebuilds its army, it could attack Ukraine again or some other smaller country, that can be occupied in two weeks under the pretext " "fight against Nazism" or "fight against terrorism".
Russia and its politics are a bit like the "elephant in the room" with whom the Real Reporter lives, which he has to avoid from time to time, but which he does not talk about and pretends that he is not there.
The lack of a spare part for an aircraft actually means nothing to the life of the average Russian, provided that he or his family members do not fly. But airplane parts are just an small example, and Russia has a lot of Western machines and technologies, for example in the key sector of oil and gas extraction. Every machine, even German ones, breaks down someday. The fact that Putin has to ask Kim Jong Un for a supply of artillery ammunition is no coincidence. As well as problems with fuel supplies to gas stations in some regions of Russia. Russia's growing economic dependence on China is another topic.
17:20 That is beautiful kids playing without phones and shit, I am glad to have been able to experience a childhood like that, so simple and healthy in every aspect.
The kid saying it was his dream being interviewed and coming in the news/YT... that was so cool. You saw the enthusiasm and sparkles in his eyes; you definitely made his wish come true. You should send that family an MP4 or a link of your vid; if they have a TV or something to watch YT , they probably can play/see this as well?
No need for an MP4, they have the Internet in that yurt 😅 But, hey, you’re right, it would be awesome to show them the video and see their reaction. Thanks for tuning in, always nice to hear your feedback 🤝
@@RealReporter btw, you seen my other post? Is there a way to give you a "coffee" ;-) through paypal? You have some email I could send it to?
@@AniMageNeBy Hey sure! The best way is to become a patron. Or you can buy me a coffee on the Buy a coffee app. (There are links in every video description) But that’s absolutely not necessary, you can always reach me at 1359RealReporter@gmail.com, I check mail every day 🤝
@@RealReporter haha, yes, I saw the links, but patreon is more of a monthly sponsor thingy, which isn't my thing - I prefer a one-time donation only when I fancy it (like when I'm really impressed by some vid), but the 'buy a coffee' only gave the option to pay with creditcard. I'll try to give you a coffee through paypal with your mailaddy. I would use 'at' and 'dot' though, if I were you. If bots are going the scan the internet, you're otherwise going to get a buckload of spam on that mailaddress when they harvest it.
@@RealReporter There, made a contribution with one's ;-). BTW, you might consider accepting directly EUR too, instead of only US dollars; I had to pay about one third of what I gave you, just to convert EU to US (by paypal). Or maybe it's because you're outside the EU, don't know. Quite expensive, just to transfer some money they don't even have 1 minute work on... but it is what it is; our capitalistic society has it's ups and downs, I guess...
17:40 какой милый ребёнок!! Вот уж точно у них есть настоящее детство, с беготнёй, играми, в отличие от детей городов.
По моему опыту многодневных поездок (в одиночку, на собственном автомобиле) настоящая Тыва она вне Кызыла. И именно там разнообразная, красивая природа и абсолютно нормальные, обычные, настоящие люди. Неделю назад я вернулся из своей крайней экспедиции по западу республики. Бог даст, поеду ещё.
Да так везде. Если вы приезжаете в любую Республику России, то стоит уезжать из больших городов, чтобы увидеть настоящий колорит Республики.
Ооо, а есть ещё что-то кроме Кызыла?
А зачем туда ездить?Там же одна беднота и бандиты, почему не съездить в Китай или Европу?
@@nikgr1291 Ты мне, наверное, не поверишь, но в России существуют люди, которые любят свою страну и хотят изучить разные культуры, которые тут можно встретить.
Я знаю, это звучит как фантастика, но это реальность.
P. S. А если без рофлов, то более бредовой *уйни я давно не слышал. Без обид.
@@DedHobbit Ну извини,у меня мнение такое. Поездки по России мне уже хватило,одна нищета,брошенные деревни,блеклые города,запомнил только Курскую область за необычный лес. А так всё
Much safer than many neighbourhoods of some usa cities.
😂😂😂 being an American seeing our cities. Tuva seems quite peaceful. Not even kidding or joking around. Looks very clean too
Believe everything you see? You are only seeing what he wants you to see.
@@prcr8tion Here is the difference !! Gadaffi,Saddam, Allende, Sulemani were assessinated along with hundreds thousands of their country men subjected to Invasions and brutality with whole of media an extended arm of millitary projecting them as villains, terrorist, dangerous to the global peace and order. Such is the power of this arm that victims turned aggressors. This information must be taken with a grain of salt before consuming it.
@@prcr8tion so then go there yourself or stop whinging
There is a very simple reason why American tourists are not going to Russia in droves, it is a Sh*thole.
I am from Russia, moved to US years ago and I can tell you with certanty, he makes it look nicer than it is
The ethnic diversity in Russia is epic, so many small yet deeply interesting nations within it’s borders.
more than 190 nations and nationalities are living in Russia since centuries.
Don't you know this is land stolen from the last Qing Empire? Diversity? Know the meaning of Siberia? Land of the Xibe. East Asian tribe that roamed the steppes.
@@xrc5540Not Stolen that's why they are Republics!!! They have atonomy over their own way of life under the Russian Federation... They joined willingly!!! Unlike USA who annexed New Mexico and California by force, didn't even listen to the locals or had a referendum on the issue.. Not to mention the genocide on the Native Indians in order to steal their land... Russia federation had a much different approach, fairer and uniting... USA has no Republics within their border!!! Everyone is forced to adopt Anglo Saxton ideology and traditions etc, Accept for a few native conservations Nobody owns a autonomous region, The Amish gave up!!! After trying multiple times, so now they are strench in small pockets all of 30 States... There's similar tribes in Russia, they get their atonomy and Republics where their languages, traditions and cultures are practiced and preserved weather you like them or not it's their right to... Anglo Saxtons kill traditions, cultures etc Only their culture etc may be promoted like they are the Superior people who can play God over everyone else... So rather shut up Study Russia's very old history, their mistakes(full communism) etc... They are the best example of how a country with multiple ethnicities should go about and give everyone a place under the sun rather then forcing "diversity " onto everyone but in reality destroying cultures!!!
@@xrc5540 These lands were conquered by one empire, then conquered by another one. It is impossible to steal anything from a strong opponent.
@@xrc5540”stolen”hahahahhahahahah
So glad I clicked on this. I love the way this was put together- not to mention the authenticity of the reporting. This was thorough.
Thank you!
Very impressive docu! Thanks for honoring the Russian soul on a great way! I wish the family who lost their son Peace in their heart! God Bless them. Thanks for sharing this docu . . regards from the Netherlands.
That is, you feel sorry for the sniper who went to another country to kill for the money of people who are fighting for independence against such beasts as the son of this family?
Привет братам и сестрам в Туве от Сербии!
Привет из Тувы сербам, бро! Косово - Сербия!
Brilliant. That's only thing I can say. Simply Brilliant. With each video you are setting the bar one notch higher. Amazing staff. Keep it up.👏👍
Кайф, каждый выпуск все интереснее и интереснее =) поклон! Хочу такой же выпуск про Бурятию, откуда я родом.
Обязательно доеду! )
Wow. This was a great video.
These are my favorite kind of documentaries because it feels like your actually there seeing the real culture and people. Very good perspective. Thank you!
Those little boys from Tuva speak better Russian than many folks I ran into in Moscow. They must have good teachers and place a strong emphasis on Russian language there.
Its because they're not full of shit like the people living in the capital, with polluted brain cells. Unfortunately this is a common trait for residents of every capital city on our planet.
This is how indigenous languages die out quietly in Siberia!
@@idaMShamen What is your solution to this problem?
@@idaMShamen It's happening everywhere. Small languages are dying out. As globalization continues, speaking one of the "top 10" or "major" languages has increasing economic value, and others lose value.
@@jackuzi8252 it’s not small than your penis
Было очень интересно смотреть этот выпуск. Желаю процветания братскому народу из Якутии.
I was a volunteer on archeological site around 8 years ago in Tuva. Back then it was pretty much the same, organized (or not so organized) crime and corruption everywhere. Couple times there was instances of drunk people from nearby small town destroying some tents. But the scenery was enormously breathtakingly beautiful. Also we visited Sayan mountains - nature park Ergaki, if anyone has a chance to visit those places, I highly recommend Ergaki. Also don't miss the national pride of Tuvan people - throat singing, which is far more impressive than Mongolian one, try to catch some concerts in local national theater (which was founded by Maxim Munzuk and his wife Kara-kys Munzuk - Maxim played main role in Akira Kurosawa movie "Dersu Uzala").
Check out North American cities like Vancouver and San Francisco. You'll find dozens of homeless addicts in one place where in Russia you'll find 1. So much for their "rugged individualism" 😅
@@MargaritaMagdalena thing is, I live in Russia, and I don't want Tuvan people to suffer, nor people from US. As for homeless people in Moscow and Saint Petersburg - it's an open secret in Russia that all of them were forced to leave to the outskirts of cities, Russian police constantly terrorizes them, it's the only reason why you don't see homeless people in bigger cities in Russia now.
@@quite1enough The reason there are no homeless crowds of in Russia is because Russians do not have the herd mentality that Westerners have. Under capitalism everything comes in endless masses, whether it's the stores in the streets, the products in the shelves, or the cars on the highway. And it's also true for homeless. Capitalism=abundance and hustle and bustle. Even with things that are undesirable.
@@MargaritaMagdalena but Russia is capitalistic country, even more so than the Western countries, and it's like state capitalism with state neoliberalism combined. As for homeless people, I'm speaking from experience of living now in Russia, in Saint Petersburg.
@@MargaritaMagdalena Why don’t you move to Rusia and stay there? Почему бы тебе не переехать жить в Русию?
When the trust to mainstream media deminish due to bias n low quality, your channel if is breath of fresh air, alternative view, factual real and from base. Keep up d good work. May peace be reached soon and people of the world can live side by side and enjoy the nature and what the world is offering to us.
still looks ALOT better than American Ghettos like Philly.
no it doesnt
I know what you mean this place looks better than some parts of Cardiff.
@@joe-ev3uw Yes it does. I lived in Philly dude, in Germantown. I moved all around the place and Philly is a s**thole. You really telling me you'd rather live in Kensington than Tuva?
Top notch documentaries as always! Greetings from the Philippines 🇵🇭
Thank you very much!
A true gem of a youtube channel. Glad I found you.
Brilliant video -- as a lover of horses, Tuva has always been interesting to me. Mongols were the original horsemen! (I wish I knew that breed of sheep) Much respect to Orlan (sp) and his family. The pain is great but the reward of a new, just world for their chidren is also great. You did not touch on their cuisine. I'd love to see some local food favorites. Here in Benton Harbor, we have gangs, too -- though our murder rate is higher. Konstantin, you always amaze me with your adventures -- keep them coming!
Hey Alex! Always great to hear from you! Oh, absolutely, their diet is heavy on mutton, and they serve it in generous portions. Maybe that's the secret to the local men's strength! 😁 You might also be interested in an upcoming video from Mongolia, where horses are far more than just farm animals and hold a special place in rural communities. I looked up Benton Harbor, and it's right by Lake Michigan. Must be some pretty scenic spots there, huh? Thanks for your continued support and engaging comments-keep 'em coming!
They are turkic
and original horsemen were actually proto uralic people and later the proto turks. we adopted it from the botai culture.
@@unknownmf2599 The Arya were. You may know them as Yamnaya.
@@unknownmf2599 Turkic by language family only, Tuvans are not even same ethnic people to Modern Turks, They are Mongols by culture and Genetics.
This is fantastic and fascinating
As a well travelled Brit living in Britain I look forward to all your work on here. Thank you for educating us all 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
That’s a very nice comment! Thank you for tuning in and for sharing your feedback. It’s very encouraging 🤝
The quality of your contents never fails to amaze me, what an insightful documentary. Greetings from Singapore.
Love brothers from Azerbaijan❤
How on Earth did they ever get Shoigu to smile for that poster?
Fair point 😁
The quality of these videos is highly appreciated.
Great video! Kyzyl suburbs were very safe during Soviet times, my babushka lived there in a private house, I spent a few summers with her. It's also worth mentioning that Tuva's soldiers were very successful during WW2. They scared a shit out of Germans.
Collapse of the Soviet Union was the greatest geopolitical disaster of the last century
They didn't. Nobody even knows who or what Tuva is. It's just your little folklore, buddy.
Siberian native men were good hunters thus becoming good snipers and scouts during WW2.
@@wildnugget1675+
@@wildnugget1675Я ЗНАЮ ,А НИКТО ЭТО ТЫ
I am from India and I have two young daughters living with their mother in Kyzyl .
Several times I visit this city .
There are many beautiful lakes nearby and people are generally nice if you are with a local .
Yes it’s remote and dusty .
How did you meet their mother?
Ghengis Blues is a great docu about Tuva - fascinating country and people - Hun Huur Tu is an awesome band from Tuva too!
Brilliant video dude! Loved it!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
More videos about different regions in Russia please
Очень крутое видео! Очень крутое повествование! Посмотрел с гордостью за Россию и всех ее людей!
In the UK, every city has homeless people sleeping on the streets. every city is dangerous and you have a chance of being mugged etc. Even in our richer suburbs you cannot escape it. We have millions of families eating from food banks which is charities distributing food. these are not refugees, they are British citizens. We have people who choose between heating there home or eating a meal. Westerners are obsessed with interfering and judging other people and other nations issues, and just ignore our problems on our own doorstep. It's so strange. Don't ever let a westerner judge you or your way of life
Many international channels must envy this quality of documentaries :)
and a well-balanced, unbiased portrayal of the reality.
I don't think that they like it very much that someone doesn't stick to the narrative
Most of big TVs don't even make documentatry movies, which is a shame, or they make that "stupid american documentaries" where they repeat it every 3 minutes what you are watching and there is cut for adds every 5 minutes, it's ridiculous that we have to watch documentary movies made by some youtubers now.
@@VALaker100 If you think a yt channel inviting people to donate to a Russia Telegram channel to take Ukrainians to Russia is "well-balanced and unbiased" you are truly hopeless. RR is the worst type of propaganda
@@thegreatujogreat video ❤
Never heard of it. Great video. I hope the boys who wanted to be on youtube see your video. They are now famous. LOL :) I'm watching them from Arizona. My grandfather, RIP, was also a sheep herder and he lived remote often like a nomad in Western USA.
You are an EXCELLENT Journalist man!!!! peace from Thailand.
The videos quality,cinematography,story and yes narration of the story with history,, awesome,,love it. Superb
Real reporter is the best reporter.
Real Reporter is a former correspondent for Russia Today, which is a Russian state broadcaster. Now he is being paid by the Russian state to spread Russian propaganda on RUclips. WOW!
Do you know what I noticed about Russia, and your video shows it. Russia is truly multiethnic. You have orthodox, Buddhist, Muslims, all living together in tolerance of each other. There really isn't racism or discrimination. Yet, in the "liberal" west, where tolerance is forced upon us, there is religious hatred, racism etc. This is why Russia is the future.
Yes, we all live together, but still there is intolerance. There seem to be no problems with Tuvans, but the Caucasus... There is a general intolerance, Chechnya in general is strongly separatist towards the Russian Federation. There are a lot of problems because of this, but everything is solvable, at least I hope so.
Often fellow citizens from the Caucasus come to other cities of the Russian Federation and begin to promote their ideas about society, or vice versa, Russians come to Dagestan, go there in revealing swimsuits and provoke people with their appearance.
But in general... in general, we live peacefully!
@@gaara13756 ah yes. For sure I agree with you. There will always be some people, but it doesn't seem so ingrained in society as it is here in the west. People always generally find ways to highlight their differences, but (at least in my opinion) people are not beaten up in the street for being the wrong colour or speaking the wrong language.
there's a lot of intolerance when it comes to work migrants here from Central Asia. Sort of like America's attitude towards Mexicans and maybe a bit of Europe's towards Muslims. Even though we were part of the same country not too long ago. Which is pretty sad in my estimation.
But the nations of Russia itself tend to get along well. I'd disagree with there being tensions between people from the Caucasus and others like the above poster suggested; that was true 15, 20 years ago but not so much today.
Lmao, there is fuckton of racism. Ethnic russians are treated as second class citizens in regions like Yakutia, Tuva or Caucasus regions. We just used to this fact too much. In conscription army ethnic minorities form gangs that terrorize the rest of the guys there.
go malaysia.. is norm there lol
Guess who’s from Tuva: Sergei Shoigu, Russia’s defense minister ☠️☠️. His father is an ethnic Tuvan, his mother is a Ukrainian-born Russian
My only complaint about your vids is that they´re too short, mate! I want more🤪!
Regards & much respect from Denmark.🙏
Glad you like them! 😁🤝
This is better than anything that will ever be shown on corporate media
Once again a masterpiece. Thank you for these reports.
I always enjoy your show...
Big hello from Mumbai, India..
Cheers
Hey! So glad to have viewers in Mumbai, thank you for your support 🤝
@@RealReporter pleasure was mine... thank you
I follow close to 200 different RUclips channels, but your is special. I watch nearly all your videos from start to end, that’s something I never do on other channels, especially when the videos are longer than five minutes.
Best regards from Sweden
Thank you very much for the kind words! It means a lot to receive such positive support 🤝
follow baklov, he is the best for russia
Тувинцы истинные воины и пример этому Орлан. Я преклоняюсь его родителям
Quite a few channels have covered this place, yet the Tyva through the RR's lens is like no other. Thank you.
Прекрасный репортаж! Это канал заслуживает миллионы подписчиков🙌🏻
Интересный выпуск и что самое главное - что вы не пытаетесь показывать только негативные стороны. Другие репортажи, где одна сплошная ненависть - смотреть невозможно. А тут показали и природу, и достопримечательности, и народ. Супер 👍
ПОЧЕМУ ПРАВДУ ВЫ НАЗЫВАЕТЕ «НЕНАВИСТЬЮ»? Вы лжете. Никого они не «ненавидят»: европейцы, американцы, австралийцы и т д. Как же примитивно вы «мыслите». Вас науськали на другие народы и страны, вы ОБОЖАЕТЕ войны на чужой земле. Вы любите издеваться над другими народами, убивать и вы этим гордитесь. Вы воображаете себя тогда «высшей нацией», «смелыми», «сильными». «Победителями». Вы по уши в крови российских солдат тоже. И вам наплевать, признайтесь хотя бы себе. Вы как маньяки-убийцы и маньяки-лжецы. Вы безумны. Сами себе враги и всему человечеству.
колонизированное население воюет за империю, живет в нищете, убивает украинцев за деньги и "интересы", но какие прекрасные люди, дух, история!))
Был там в командировке. Принимающая сторона прямо сказала, чтобы вечером никуда из гостиницы не выходил, так как опасно.
Проблема, как мне сказали в том, что у аборигенов нет энзимов для переваривания алкоголя. Соответственно даже небольшое его количество ведёт к тяжёлому опьянению. Даже крепкое пиво (например, Балтика-9) действует на них как водка. И при малейшеем конфликте они сразу хватаются за ножи. 90% убийств идут по одному сценарию: сидели, пили, кто то что то сказал, другому это не понравилось. Удар ножом - труп.
@@Ruka.123_Manifest0 When asian drink alcohol, many got red faced quickly. That's telling you he's enzyme not working fast enough.
@@yanqingliu1761 not all Asians and not all alcohol
In Central Asia, as well as in Mongolia, kumiss (milk alcohol) has traditionally been drunk for centuries
в целом вы правы да. я так же много была в соседней бурятии так как там родственники мои по одному из родителей и я там изредка бываю это реально прикол! у них азиат желудки не воспринимают алкоголь. в якутии вроде такая же проблема и сразу за ножи хватаются и в бурятии). но мне очень понравилось как снят сам фильм. движении камеры просто топ. не в целом даже позитивный сюжет получился
@@JiraiyaSennin это ты из русского населения)) я то как раз не стереотипами думаю и размышляю в виду опыта и работы за пределами якутии слава богу и пределами рф. Еще скажи что буряты и монголы не относятся к азиатской подгруппе ))))) а на территории рф живущие многие могут странно попахивать особенно в холодных климатах как якутия ,где тонны одежды носят груглый год и почти не раздеваются что бы принять хотя бы пару раз душ Плюс мясная круглогодичная диета))) в ледяном климате заставляет так питаться, соответственно и выделяется странный запах через кожу.
love the multi culture of Russia, other country especially the americans would had committed genocide like on the native american. Thats why as an Indian I laugh at the Americans talking about humanity. And like russia , India also have multi race. I am from northeast India so tuvan people look a bit like some of our people
Well, it's hard to beat the present US in multi culture department. The actual genocide happened a really long time ago. And USSR made a lot of things that go against any morals as well. Someone's pie is always sweeter.
Even though currently no ethnicity in RF lives in reservation and a lot of small ethnic groups still exist in RF, there was some genocide throughout the expansion of the Rus' Tsardom to the East. The surviving ethnics are just the ones who either were fine with their territory being annexed for one reason or another, never had territorial claim to the land and thus only seen Russians there as passing by, or those who surrendered after trying to fend off unwanted visitors. If I recall correctly, several tribes had their population significantly lowered/genocided when their uprisings were suppressed or if the conquering cossacks and merchants chose to support one side in a war between tribes, ultimately helping that side destroy the other.
And does every american today belong to club triple k ?
Perhaps India should fix the "caste system" or gang rapes before it even try to discuss what Americans can and can't do?
@@user-hf6hp9ou3v not really genocide in the eastern expansion, you can certainly argue there was in the Caucasus against the Circassians.
If there's one thing Putin can be rightly criticised for, is looking to the West for far too long. The untapped potential of Russia partnering with China is mind blowing, and Russia is frankly far more Asian than European really. Fantastic videos like this give us insight into that.
Thanks for the feedback! You're right; the hidden potential of Eastern Russia is huge. Perhaps the lack of population is what hinders its development, among other factors. Let's see if the pivot to the East will be mutually beneficial for both Russia and its Asian neighbors. 🤝
Am I missing something? He was improving relations and trading with China since early days in office. You can't ramp up it instantly just by snapping the fingers.
It would be incredibly Divisive move, even wealthy Chinese send their children to Europe and other western countries to live their lifestyle, adopt western clothing, drink western drinks and eat western food
They are currently undergoing a mega project, a new Arctic Silk road to China
@@overbe not that much, he was much more oriented to the West, far too long.
For me I dont care whether I can go out and wave around flags and protest, true freedom is a place like Russia where its such a big nation where you can just move into the taiga, setup your own home, and live. The region of tuva and its sorroundings is beautiful in terms of nature, I want to save up a bunch of money and build a home near a river, hopefully setup starlink, get a bunch of solar panels and other ways to get electricity and live the dream.
Live the dream 😂
@@reekhavoc2932 Im from London, for me this is the dream. For some eastern europeans they really think they want to come here to the west. They dont. Its not just political either, the 30% white british london isnt nice, the political agenda is horrible, the streets are unincredibly unsafe, the cost of living is out of the roof. I know some people in Russia where only the dad works and they can help fund their big family of 3. Russia isnt perfect by no stretch but if living in a river in the mountains with a nice big home, not reliant on anyone, and knowing you are completely safe sounds amazing to me.
great idea friend. I’m from these places myself, take a closer look at the village of Sizim. You can work as an English teacher at a local school, and you are sure they will be happy to help you. Good luck
Я думаю, автор либо не озвучил, либо не уловил одну деталь - Тува, Бурятия, Башкирия и тд - это осколки великой орды. Для мужиков из этих народов и культур война - почетное занятие. Мягкотелый европеец может подумать, что вот, низкий уровень жизни и от того люди готовы идти на войну ради заработка. Ничего подобного. Охота и война - у них почётное ремесло уже тысячи лет.
Кроме того, эти люди в большинстве своём буддисты и отношение их к смерти более спокойное. Смерть это лишь начало новой жизни.
@@user-dw1op3cb6b Кроме Калмыкии, Бурятии и Тувы в РФ больше нет регионов с преобладающим буддизмом
Россия тоже осколок великой орды
Так же и северные народы, и Кавказ. Настоящие мужчины, чьи способности к войне и охоте отточены поколениями предков.
Это было обычным делом у многих народов
Подписан уже несколько месяцев, горячо ценю каждый ваш выпуск. И вот, как только уехал воевать, вы выпускаете материал по моему региону. В любом случае, спасибо за выпуск!
Боты ВСУ нынче стали какие-то совсем унылые
Take care and Godspeed! 🙏
Это что б ты вернулся!
Спасибо, что смотрите! Желаю вернуться домой живым-невредимым 🤝
I hope no harm comes your way. 🇷🇺
Вернитесь живым с победой!
I live in Tuva and i can testify i've been living here in Tuva throughout my life, i can say it's a s***hole but it's not as horrifying as the media portrays lol. Occasionally i see drunkards but not as much
В любом случае лучше чем во флориде....
Саянское кольцо - один из самых красивых автотуристических маршрутов.
Amazing work!!!!
Great channel, this is the type of journalism I would like to do one day. Best regards from fellow journalist. Привет из Сербии
В Туве живет моя родня, я там бывала несколько раз. Тоже ни с чем таким опасным не сталкивалась, хотя меня тоже предупреждали.
Вполне возможно, что те, кто сталкивался с опасностями, из Тувы не возвращаются. Или стараются забыть об этом и не рассказывать.
@@UlexPapov странная логика
будь это действительно так, то и слухов о "самом опасном" районе бы не было, разве нет?
@@jennyblake5868 вполне допускаю, что это странная логика. Просто высказал своё предположение. Не могу аргументированно подтвердить или опровергнуть наличие опасности в Туве. Не был там.
Родом из Тувы, что могу сказать, в основном опасность представляют либо алкаши без тормозов которых я встречал частенько, либо ауешные гопники любых возрастов, тоже много их было, но сейчас поменьше, в деревнях ситуация обстоит и похуже и получше одновременно, но в основном, посещая республику, стоит помнить что люди там живут простые и никто особо лично тебе зла не желает. Я уехал из Тувы уже лет как 8 назад и по обстоятельствам не бываю там слишком часто, но я никогда не забываю о своей малой родине
Excellent reporting !!!
Жил в детстве Туве в конце 80х, жестко было. Приятно было сейчас увидеть.
с 1207 по 1911 год Тува была частью Монголии.
А Монголия с тывой были частью Китая.
@@user-fj2jq7vp1i and china was part of mongolia too 😂
Ну это вы загнули. В те времена не было стабильной границы Монголии, да государства целостного не было. У нас княжества у них улусы. И тувинцы сами вошли в состав СССР.
@@user-Alekseev31 Тувинцы сами не вошли в состав СССР , а русские захватил обманным путем. Там кого убили , кого обманули , кого купили , кому обещели , кому пригрозили и тд.
Было очень интересно, я живу в Германии с детства и мне рассказывали что в России и Сибири жизнь не сахар что туда лучше не стоит суватьтся.... но всё что я даже тут увидела меня не спугнуло так как это рассказывали. Спосибо большое за этот репортаж. Мне понравилось что вы там были и с нами по делились
Вам спасибо, что посмотрели выпуск. Надеюсь у вас будет возможность приехать и все посмотреть своими глазами. Места там и правда чудесные )
Ну жизнь то и правда не сахар. Медианные доходы населения весьма скромны, а инфляция отживает их покупательную способность. Закредитованность высокая.
@@Mary0Kule And you think this is not so in the US or the rest of the West? In Germany, they have to be very careful with water and electricity consumption. Every drop of water is metered and charged for. At least, we don't have problems like that in the US yet. But the prices on some consumers goods more than doubled in the last 18 months or so.
@@VALaker100my friend i am from germany and i can tell you the prices for everything increased just horrible. 250 euro per month for electricity.
@@VALaker100Where did you get that information from? Yes, things have gotten more expensive and electricity was pretty expensive in the middle of last year but the price has gone down considerably. People still use water and electricity like they used to before. It’s just bigger companies that need to become more sustainable. There‘s no comparison to living standards in Russia.
When I was studying by correspondence, I lived in a dormitory with a Tuvan: an ordinary young guy, he served in the army under a contract, but in the end he quit for his studies time and moved to Moscow with his family (wife and child), since it was expensive to fly six times for three sessions at year.
Brilliant work, thank you for this masterpiece !❤
Nice vid,
Am from indonesia new subscriber
Tuva like asian people
Another great video and at the heart of it are everyday people that just want to live their lives. Thank you for sharing.
This is like a Russian version of some American big city. Interesting
About 1000 times less deadly...
@@cristitanase6130 - these are tiny villages. More like 1000x more deadly compared to small American towns lmao
@@dankengine5304 how?
@@dankengine5304 Lol, in your dreams!
1. There are no guns! None! Zero!
2. No drugs! You get jail for possesion and consumption, decades for sale, also they are too poor for drugs.
3. Barely able to stand after getting drunk.
Most violence is drunkyard squabbling and trying to punch each other, failing miserable and ending in a ditch. Hilarious to watch, zero threat towards anyone else.
And that is ll.
Anything else and the police will come. And you don't want the police to come. There are no "humane rights for the suspect" lol. You get what you deserve for being a criminal.
Also there is no parole, no time off, no democrat judges, no leniency!
Yeah, and you don't want to end up in a Russian jail! Yoi really really don't want that.
So it's about 1.000x less dangerous than downtown LA!
@@an0nycat - The fact that you believe that is ridiculous
I am from Mongol Tuva brothers sisters has our blood we are same ethnicity but another part of the earth nowadays keep strong guys
If you want to see how deprived a region of Russia is, all you need to do is see if that region has a rail connection to the rest of the country. If not then we are talking about one of the third world regions of the country.
Kuragino-Kyzyl railway line is expected to operate in 2026, and will be extended to Mongolia and China for new economic corridors.
Thank you for this. Great reporting
Thank you for this. I had no idea about this area, even though I have visited Novosibirsk and Siberia before. Keep up the fantastic work!
came through this video by chance, now i am a subscriber
Glad you enjoyed it! Welcome aboard 🤝
Я тоже новый подписчик. 😊
What a great report. Love your work!
I appreciate your work so much. If I were younger, I'd visit and make a video with you. ;-) I visited the USSR and Russia. I've lived in seven countries, so your message at the end of this video is something I have a great deal of experience in. All the best.
I'm sure you'd make an excellent travel companion! 😁 Thanks for watching my video all the way to the end. In the fast-paced world we live in, 25 minutes is a lot, so I'm really glad you not only spent your time on my content but also thoroughly enjoyed it. And yes, there are so many "poor" and "dangerous" places out there that totally don't live up to their murky reputations. Keep watching and commenting; your insights add a whole new layer to the conversation!
@@RealReporter Certainly. You do good work. My videos tend to ramble on... ;-) Take good care.
Another big thanks to a great RUclipsr who is connecting young people across the globe with his videos. Not all of us have the chance to travell and explore foreign countries. Great report and regards from munich, germany, Sebastian
Отличный выпуск! Регион конечно опасный со своими тонкостями, нужно быть всегда на стороже. На прошлой неделе угнали ночью авто из двора 4-го мкр. позже хозяин нашел авто перевернутым, покатались малость угонщики. Это второй случай в одном дворе за год. По первому случаю нашли также перевернутую машину в районе. Алкоголь зло! Тем более для народа не устойчивого к его воздействию. А про отсутствие работы, кто хочет заработать, тот всегда найдет как это сделать, возможностей очень много, та же вахта в северные регионы на освоение месторождений на крайний случай
колонизированное население воюет за империю, живет в нищете, убивает украинцев за деньги и "интересы", но какие прекрасные люди, дух, история!))
В Голландии на этой неделе несколько человек убили и мать зарезали своих детей. Угон машин это мелочь
Thank you very much for the video. I would like to explain the reason for the restrictions on alcohol consumption in this region of Russia. This is directly related to the ethnic physiological characteristics of the effects and processing of alcohol in the body of certain nationalities of people. In the body of people of Caucasian nationalities, alcohol is divided into separate components, which allows them to maintain control over themselves. With certain Asian ethnicity, North Asia or the indigenous population of America, this process does not occur in the body. Alcohol directly affects their brain, which makes them drunk from one glass. These restrictions are not because they are alcoholics or they can't control themselves. This is because the peculiarity of their body's reaction to alcohol. Forgive me if I couldn't express my words correctly, I have to use a translator, It never works properly.
hmmm i am from india the eastern side, our people look like tuvan and china claim our land. our state is notorious for having liquor store every 10 meter, and everyone i know drinks atleast 7 beer can( in india beer can is 500 ml 8-12% alcohol) and crime rate is verylow here, so this is suprising knowledge
That is a popular myth that exists amongst Europeans about seemingly any non white indigenous population.
Obviously, it's not true. Alcohol has existed amongst northern Asian nomadic populations for thousands of years. They drink now because they're poor and depressed.
They continue to drink because they're ever poorer and more depressed.
good translation, thank you for writing this
You are exactly right! That is part of why so many natives here in the US have issues with alcoholism, and subsequently, gambling and other forms of addiction.
Natives are believed to have been old Siberians/East Asians who crossed the ancient bridge between Asia and North America, and for this, it is understood as to why some natives here look very Asian.
Asians, as you said, lack that ability to handle lots of alcohol, and just one glass can get them drunk beyond rationality.
Good observations my friend.
Вы все правильно и четко выразили. Очевидно большинство людей об этом факте не знали. Все это касается монголский рас, т.е. всех этих племен, которые вышли из прото-азиатов, которые в ранем каменном веке жили на севере сибири, восточнее озера Байкал.
Кстати, нынешные европейцы тоже в это время рядом с ними, более южно, жили, но позже обратились на юго-восток и долгое время жили в нынешнем Китае, откуда они позже на юго-запад ушли.