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Telegram Founder Pavel Durov Speaks Out for the First Time Since Politically-Motivated Arrest

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  • Published on Feb 16, 2026

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  • @TCNetwork
    @TCNetwork 8 months ago +435

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    • @AmanitaMuscariaMUSIC
      @AmanitaMuscariaMUSIC 8 months ago +12

      lol, nope

    • @missouribattleflag
      @missouribattleflag 8 months ago

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    • @missouribattleflag
      @missouribattleflag 8 months ago +1

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    • @alarmservicepros
      @alarmservicepros 8 months ago +8

      Tucker is making a mistake pushing Simplisafe. The company is not even close to the best and you do yourself of the public no favors for doing so. I would be happy to prove my point as a 40 year security consultant if contacted.

    • @MrGulagunet
      @MrGulagunet 8 months ago

      Запись экрана Телеграмм-чата роты V 433 МСП и подразделений аэроразведки. Это видео предоставлено группой военнослужащих, которое наглядно демонстрирует, как ВС РФ используют бывших заключённых и сервисы Starlink, Discord и Телеграмм для убийства украинцев на территории Украины в ходе этой войны. Военные сообщили нам, что предоставленные государством средства связи не только неэффективны, но и опасны - у ВСУ и ГУР есть технические возможности обнаружения штатных радиостанций подразделений ВС РФ, по которым тут же наносятся удары, и поэтому в бОльшей части подразделений для коммуникации и координации штурмов и захвата территорий используют высокоскоростной спутниковый Интернет от Starlink, оформленный на подставных лиц на территории Европы, а также сервис американской компании Discord для передачи потока данных и видео с дронов и мобильное приложение мессенджер Telegram, основанный Павлов Дуровым.
      Справочно. В сентябре 2023 года в Телеграмм инициативной группой разоблачителей был создан Тг-канал СЛИВЫ, который за считанные дни набрал более 15,000 подписчиков и публиковал инсайд, документы и файлы из ГенШтаба, ВСК России, ФСБ и других российских спецслужб. Телеграмм удалил этот канал без каких-либо предупреждений, фактически выступив на стороне российских спецслужб. Тогда пиар-службы и помогающие Павлу Дурову медиаменеджеры помогли "замять" этот скандал и вопиющий факт, указывающий на взаимодействие Телеги и рос.спецслужб. В этом же видео - запись чата одного из подразделений 433 мотострелкового полка, аэроразведки и штурмовых отрядов за период 20 апреля - 3 мая 2025 года, которые координируют свои действия, а командиры отдают распоряжения для подвоза боеприпасов, нанесения ударов по позициям ВСУ и фактически убийства граждан Украины на территории Украины.
      Мы уже передали данные файлы следствию и прокуратуре Украины, в международные организации и в посольство США во Франции, и также приглашаем руководство Starlink, Discord и Telegram и их службы безопасности, комплаенс и тех.поддержки к сотрудничеству и пресечению использования их сервисов агрессором, регулярно совершающим военные преступления и убивающим как военных, так и гражданских.
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  • @sonofman9404
    @sonofman9404 8 months ago +2338

    They pretty much kidnapped him

    • @eggyxo1861
      @eggyxo1861 8 months ago +42

      @Safia_zadehLies, accounts have been banned for violating policy for years, you obviously are ignorant to the app.

    • @Feamando
      @Feamando 8 months ago +5

      ​@eggyxo1861 they really haven't dude. Not to the level necessary by any measure.

    • @lorellaldos5263
      @lorellaldos5263 8 months ago +8

      Correct. Not in Russia but in Europe.

    • @abyfkk
      @abyfkk 8 months ago +3

      Arrested

    • @thetruthchannel349
      @thetruthchannel349 8 months ago

      *Bingo*

  • @FedericoLucchi
    @FedericoLucchi 8 months ago +2212

    France didn't arrest him because of what users were doing, they absolutely arrested him to scare him and make him comply with the new EU authoritarian tech control. Why on earth would they lock him in solitary confinement WITH BLINKING LIGHTS other than to break and traumatize him.

    • @usa1739
      @usa1739 8 months ago +77

      not to scare HIM but to scare everyone else and make them COMPLY

    • @PeopleHealthTru
      @PeopleHealthTru 8 months ago +50

      For decades, the USA has been the world's largest police state with the most prisoners and highest incarceration per capita and gives the government tyrants immunity.
      For decades, France hasn't been a human rights country except for minorities and women and French courts are extremely slow.

    • @PeopleHealthTru
      @PeopleHealthTru 8 months ago +1

      France is near the top of the most feminist countries and its government and courts are very sexist - the opposite of their national motto equality brotherhood.

    • @PeopleHealthTru
      @PeopleHealthTru 8 months ago +17

      France ranks near the top of most feminist countries and their governments and courts are the same

    • @redsibegazer
      @redsibegazer 8 months ago

      I read the Russian military was using the app to communicate. The US and EU wanted backdoor access to spy. The sex trafficking accusation is just an excuse.

  • @kekqq
    @kekqq 8 months ago +944

    He speaks like a hostage

    • @ladybug2x2y22z
      @ladybug2x2y22z 8 months ago +86

      Because he IS

    • @Ya39oub_G
      @Ya39oub_G 8 months ago +44

      Well, he is.

    • @alexeyklochkov2275
      @alexeyklochkov2275 8 months ago +6

      💯

    • @splashmoby
      @splashmoby 8 months ago +25

      The question Tucker really wanted to ask is, did they (whoever they are) try to convert him into becoming their asset. For sure they tried, did they succeed? Who knows, I hope not. And if they failed, then his life from hereon now will perpetually be in danger.

    • @AnnaK-qw2qf
      @AnnaK-qw2qf 8 months ago +16

      Yes I also get this feeling. It’s like he’s trying to censor what to say and which words to use

  • @Chetukundu
    @Chetukundu 7 months ago +293

    Pavel must be feeling free and happy after escaping Russia and enjoying his " Libertè, égalité, fraternité" in France!

    • @mequable
      @mequable 7 months ago +15

      He would have been jailed in Russia, probably forever. The difference is, with Russia nobody would have been surprised, and with France everyone is shocked and he has a lawyer.

    • @ВениаминВениамин-м9и
      @ВениаминВениамин-м9и 7 months ago +50

      @mequableно только в России его не посадили а Франция посадили, это факт. Россию он постоянно оскорбляет , но при этом постоянно туда ездит и его никто не трогает , а на этом интервью он в заложниках у Франции и боится говорить

    • @nataliadagon
      @nataliadagon 7 months ago +27

      ​​​@mequableHe was in Russia the whole time and never been arrested. Plus he has not escaped from Russia as nobody help him captive over there, he choose to live in emirates and France..He can always come back to Russia without any risks to be arrested.

    • @nataliadagon
      @nataliadagon 7 months ago

      ​@mequableEurope has always been liberal to every sorts of BS like perversions, craziness, etc but always authocratic to speech. In UK they already jail people for Facebook posts..

    • @mequable
      @mequable 7 months ago +3

      @nataliadagonhe was in Russia before, he left in 2014. Putin began the Crimea invasion that same year, although the processes that lead to that were definitely present in the previous couple of years. With Crimea however it became apparent Russia is heading towards autocracy, so no wonder he left in 2014. We cannot know what would have happened if he stayed, but just two days ago Transneft's Vice President was found unalived after he decided to jump from his window apartment in Moscow... Just saying.

  • @Quizzted5120
    @Quizzted5120 8 months ago +3269

    Its not france its the whole EU

    • @-COBRA
      @-COBRA 8 months ago +54

      Corruptkraine should join EU, that will make it better /s

    • @Mystery_G
      @Mystery_G 8 months ago +1

      And US/UK/CA/AU/NZ. It is the entirety of what constitutes the West whose ultimate desire is to turn these nations into digital panopticons like China for the benefit of The Owners.

    • @sjokevanberendonk6675
      @sjokevanberendonk6675 8 months ago +2

      Correct!Europe is lost.. and will be a sinkhole in a few years.The EU and the WEF are leading Europa into war and famine.

    • @MrSt8the0bvious
      @MrSt8the0bvious 8 months ago +45

      But France IS special. 🤮

    • @Anton-tf9iw
      @Anton-tf9iw 8 months ago

      Macro-n Merde!

  • @squiggyg.8415
    @squiggyg.8415 8 months ago +2009

    He’s actually still prisoner of France a French citizen not free to leave, amazing

    • @Rosemary-aster
      @Rosemary-aster 8 months ago +42

      Outrage !

    • @Seriously_sirius2
      @Seriously_sirius2 8 months ago +51

      Unsurprised. As a Canuckistanian who was unable to leave Canuckistan during the "pandemonium"...

    • @Викуся_777
      @Викуся_777 8 months ago

      It smells like freedom. Russia has long been freer and safer than the entire West.

    • @Greg-b7b
      @Greg-b7b 8 months ago

      Now he look like a idiot who got play by France

    • @blutamis7697
      @blutamis7697 8 months ago +1

      Not shocking. The EU has no free speech.

  • @dineshbora8395
    @dineshbora8395 8 months ago +1816

    Man under duress. He is speaking with extreme caution.

    • @MA-sk4fg
      @MA-sk4fg 8 months ago +80

      Yes ,he is and we know why

    • @Daehniksx1
      @Daehniksx1 8 months ago +48

      He was arrested because he wouldn’t release the encryption keys a while back. Who knows if Telegram is what it used to be 😢 some government was given a backdoor because we had too much privacy on telegram. ❤

    • @BurntRAM
      @BurntRAM 8 months ago +13

      not what im picking up. he answered all the questions. im kinda getting the feeling that hes hiding out in france and that this is a cover story. maybe russia or someone is after him and hes seeking refuge. he said it himself he doesnt use a phone for privacy reasons and that france is his favorite place.

    • @abyfkk
      @abyfkk 8 months ago

      That's the kind of Tucker he is 🤣

    • @B1sher
      @B1sher 8 months ago +43

      @BurntRAM you're nutz, he lives in Dubai, lol, he got French citizenship just to get free access to Eurozone, he doesn't even live there, in his "favorite place", lol.
      He said about France that it's "the best place for rest, coz it's too hot in Dubai right now". Kinda different from your twisted interpretation. And even this is an irony from him, since he just CANT leave France since he's held there by autorities.
      Also you're a liar, he's not under any investigation in Russia and he even said that he felt himself more free in Russia than in France. Stop trying to invent stuff, he travels to Russia periodically.

  • @ma.bnd.ross.2045
    @ma.bnd.ross.2045 8 months ago +40

    Un peu de pratique pour vous Pavel en français :
    Je suis touchée de voir à quel point vous aimez notre pays, mais n'ayez pas peur de dire les termes : la France est devenue catastrophique en termes d'économie certes mais en termes de liberté. Ne prenez pas de pincettes, on est en dictature, c'est tout.

  • @mariamunroe6861
    @mariamunroe6861 8 months ago +2547

    I AM A 63 YR OLD CANADIAN... I FIGURED OUT 30 YRS AGO THAT WE THE SO CALLED FREE PEOPLE LIVE IN A OPEN AIR PRISON...

    • @screwmachinist7676
      @screwmachinist7676 8 months ago +2

      Yep. Privileged slaves. And those privileges are continuously going away.

    • @johntheaccountant5594
      @johntheaccountant5594 8 months ago +11

      Yes; but why capitals?

    • @the_post_war_dream
      @the_post_war_dream 8 months ago

      @johntheaccountant5594 63 yr old

    • @mariamunroe6861
      @mariamunroe6861 8 months ago +115

      @johntheaccountant5594 FOR MEDICAL REASON, ALSO BECAUSE I CAN, AND AFTER OVER 40 YRS OF PAYING TAXES, AND FOLLOWING GOV. RULES., I DO NOT DO ANYTHING THAT I DO NOT WANT TO DO. ALSO WHO SAID IT MEANS A PERSON IS YELLING, STUPIDITY. THANKS

    • @realbartonjames
      @realbartonjames 8 months ago +29

      @johntheaccountant5594 Because to over 50% of the world's population, capitals mean we are stressing our point... The other 50%, born with digital messaging, arbitrarily decided it means shouting, and were taught not to use them. Yeah, yeah, boomer got to adapt... get with the program, etc... strange though, to half the world's population, aka boomers, how the younger half cares so much about things the elder half spent more years doing than the younger half were actually alive.. and now the younger half feel they must enforce their newly forged expectations and norms onto the boomers... hope that answers your question.

  • @karinmostert-p2k
    @karinmostert-p2k 8 months ago +874

    I guess Candace shouldn't visit France

    • @MacWallaceArbitrationService
      @MacWallaceArbitrationService 8 months ago

      Candace would be "accidentally" hit by a bus while visiting France.

    • @gaypreator8547
      @gaypreator8547 8 months ago +46

      Ya think. 😂😂 I was thinking they would detain Tucker and check his phone for Candace correspondence. ✌️

    • @kimberleywarren8679
      @kimberleywarren8679 8 months ago +7

      He's not out yet.

    • @sandrasweeney798
      @sandrasweeney798 8 months ago +16

      😂😂😂 absolutely not, and keep Joe Rogan safe in the USA, as well❤❤❤

    • @MrUntapishtim
      @MrUntapishtim 8 months ago +20

      Definitely not! 😂😂😂 The Macrons would take care of her for sure.

  • @JNJ1014
    @JNJ1014 8 months ago +296

    "Did you join a gang while you were in jail"
    "No, I was by myself so I couldn't" 😂😂😂

    • @WhiteHotCrossfire
      @WhiteHotCrossfire 8 months ago +4

      Tee Hee

    • @skyex5047
      @skyex5047 Month ago

      Well, in all fairness, if that happened in the US and he didn't answer the gang question will full confidence, he would be in cecot right now.

  • @theoretikerin
    @theoretikerin 8 months ago +16

    Thanks TC, the world has turnined into a scary place lately, more voices needed. Wishing the best for Pavel and his family.

  • @Cohen.bossboss
    @Cohen.bossboss 8 months ago +204

    Its good to see how many people around the world are starting to stand up and fight for a free world. nationality unbiased

  • @JoeTheScientist
    @JoeTheScientist 8 months ago +615

    He might be a French citizen but his dry humor is definitely of Russian origin. 😂

    • @alexandracotton1994
      @alexandracotton1994 8 months ago +66

      I liked his joke about languages "I sound even less intelligent in french than in english" 😂

    • @Evelyn-mh9cn
      @Evelyn-mh9cn 8 months ago +11

      @alexandracotton1994he didn’t joke, he believes that his English is not very good

    • @alexandracotton1994
      @alexandracotton1994 8 months ago +19

      ​@Evelyn-mh9cnoh he is just shy, he has alright English

    • @Evelyn-mh9cn
      @Evelyn-mh9cn 8 months ago +2

      @alexandracotton1994I agree

    • @ВадимПрокопов-е4ъ
      @ВадимПрокопов-е4ъ 8 months ago +20

      А что плохого в русском происхождении?) я чего-то не понимаю?

  • @patty9274
    @patty9274 8 months ago +149

    Thank you Tucker for exposing this. God bless you both.

  • @Sy-Arthyr
    @Sy-Arthyr 8 months ago +421

    I'm ashamed of my country for abducting someone like this when there's no solid proof of guilt. Democracy has been dead in France for a good 10 years now. Courage and strength to you.

    • @MidlifeRenaissanceMan
      @MidlifeRenaissanceMan 7 months ago +9

      You realise that this man is the keeper of the worlds larges collection of based memes.
      They’re panicking because if those memes got into the hands of and in front of the eyes of _normal people,_ who knows what would happen !!!!!
      🤔

    • @operacarmen
      @operacarmen 7 months ago +8

      My cousin (a French official) said the only reason: people were criticizing Israel for writing anti-semitic comments, Israel needed the IP addresses and wanted them banned, so they arrested him! Other than that French authorities don't have any problems with anything else.

    • @claudiamorley799
      @claudiamorley799 7 months ago +1

      It's not an abduction. It's a standard procedure for anyone under investigation.unless you live in Chechnya. There you would have a special treatment of you are a VIP person

    • @cjay2
      @cjay2 7 months ago +1

      Ten years? Been gone since the end of the war.

    • @mmx2731
      @mmx2731 7 months ago +1

      I thought France was always guilty until proven innocent?

  • @gloriabeltran6522
    @gloriabeltran6522 8 months ago +353

    He is trying to be diplomatic. If he says anything wrong or just discriminating about France he could go back to the locked room with the blinking light.

    • @tatianalyulkin410
      @tatianalyulkin410 8 months ago +14

      Heil " freedom and democracy " ?

    • @borisgrechanichenko
      @borisgrechanichenko 8 months ago +14

      He talks like that for 20 years. It is just his way to give the very rare interviews. It is not about France, Russia or USA - he is a businessman and creating any kind of mess with any government can't bring him any profit, only extra problems.

    • @danteonkhu1669
      @danteonkhu1669 8 months ago

      @borisgrechanichenko what the hell are you talking about???

    • @borisgrechanichenko
      @borisgrechanichenko 8 months ago +8

      ​@danteonkhu1669 he is always very diplomatic and polite. There is nothing special here.

    • @DSpiceofLife
      @DSpiceofLife 8 months ago

      Give me a Republic.​@tatianalyulkin410

  • @Leon-zw7kk
    @Leon-zw7kk 8 months ago +191

    Дурова не могут контролировать - значит, надо посадить. Демократия по-французски.😅

    • @ЕгорВаракин-м8я
      @ЕгорВаракин-м8я 8 months ago +5

      Он сам добровольно туда залез. Так что пусть этим наслаждается, а не скулит. Он же, самодур, туда бежалал от "жестокой российской гэбни", не так ли?

    • @BB-pe2tn
      @BB-pe2tn 8 months ago

      @ЕгорВаракин-м8яв России его бы уже давно сгнобили. То что щас хреново во Франции не значит что стало лучше в раше. В раше уже давно все кончено, а в Европе конец приближается. Злорадствуешь потому что щас везде хреново Шариков?

    • @mgstation
      @mgstation 8 months ago +1

      ​@ЕгорВаракин-м8яа ему даже нравится. Спасибо, говорит, что конфисковали мой телефон, изучите его от и до, убедитесь, что я свой, буржуинский 🤮

    • @zlepoo
      @zlepoo 8 months ago +1

      la meilleur blague c'est entendre un russe parler de démocratie, alors que depuis la création du monde vous avez était victimes de tyrans, incapable de se révolter dans toute l'histoire de l'humanité, vous avez échangez des régimes monarchique avec des dictatures constantes, merci mais je préfère MA démocratie plutôt que la tienne 😂😂

    • @polimorf6830
      @polimorf6830 2 months ago

      @zlepoo , ты про Россию только из своих новостей знаешь. Приехал бы, сильно удивился.

  • @rickoshay6554
    @rickoshay6554 8 months ago +90

    Stone walls do not a prison make;
    Nor iron bars a cell.
    But when you find the doors are locked,
    You know that all's not well.

  • @veritylove212
    @veritylove212 8 months ago +47

    Great interview. Pavel speaks so diplomatically. I know I would be so generous. I've used Telegram for years and it's the only messaging service/social media I use and will continue to do so. Seems to me, and maybe I'm biased, Pavel is a political prisoner to some degree and it's unconscionable to me how a government can get away with it, but he's not the first or only. Please keep updates coming. Thanks Tucker.

    • @Foxeqq
      @Foxeqq 6 months ago +1

      he speaks like a real hostage not a diplomat see the difference

  • @DictionaryLyrics
    @DictionaryLyrics 8 months ago +263

    Thanks Tucker for making another interview with Durov so his voice can become louder after he got arrested.❤️❤️

    • @mariaahanea7994
      @mariaahanea7994 7 months ago +1

      Si eso ocurría en Rusia se montaba un escándalo.

  • @anitchlikadze
    @anitchlikadze 8 months ago +179

    All the best to Pavel Durov❤

  • @oO-_-_-_-Oo
    @oO-_-_-_-Oo 8 months ago +649

    RIP France

    • @Serg1one.
      @Serg1one. 8 months ago +5

      Не жалко.

    • @jerryakbar6147
      @jerryakbar6147 8 months ago +10

      End of empire times, I’m in Los Angeles right now. Clown show all around, no political solution…

    • @Rhiner-jx4tn
      @Rhiner-jx4tn 8 months ago

      The problem isnt the migrants...whom are all sane anti woke people, it is the westarded culture

    • @Mr.Heller
      @Mr.Heller 8 months ago

      It died when they opened borders and Paris turned from the "City of Love" to the "City of r@pe"

    • @oversoulwastaken
      @oversoulwastaken 8 months ago +2

      France has been reborn many times.
      They have a good chance of bouncing back.
      After... you know... the chopper things have their say. Again.

  • @Cerberus-k6l
    @Cerberus-k6l 8 months ago +7

    Merci d'avoir publié cette émission sur telegram sinon jamais je n'aurais connu la véritable histoire de cette arrestation. Je pensais que c'était fini depuis bien longtemps !

  • @isalutfi
    @isalutfi 8 months ago +287

    Wow Pavel Durov here. Thank you Tucker for having him to the show.

  • @squiggyg.8415
    @squiggyg.8415 8 months ago +86

    “Did you join a gang?” Gotta love Tucker, I laughed so hard.

    • @tatianalyulkin410
      @tatianalyulkin410 8 months ago

      Tucker darling, I could speak to Vicky and Johnny. We could make him an honorary Gambino. You have but to ask. 😂

  • @christophw.717
    @christophw.717 8 months ago +359

    Thanks Tucker for letting the world know!

    • @Ееее-я5с
      @Ееее-я5с 8 months ago +3

      Дуров мог бы выложить это в сетях) но нет, ему надо было прийти к такеру.. Ок. Когда интервью у кисилева, соловьёва, скабеевой или им подобным?)

    • @madebykarapay
      @madebykarapay 8 months ago +5

      мне тоже скиньте деняг, плиииз!

    • @droopypie
      @droopypie 4 months ago +1

      @madebykarapay Lol, Tucker does NOT need money!

    • @droopypie
      @droopypie 4 months ago

      @Ееее-я5с I think Tucker went to him

    • @madebykarapay
      @madebykarapay 4 months ago

      @droopypie I would appreciate it if you could send it, please.

  • @Робот-Бобот
    @Робот-Бобот 6 months ago +11

    The funniest thing is that those Russian “oppositionists” who accused Russia of putting pressure on Durov began to justify France when he was illegally captured.

  • @PlanetaryPoetsMultimediaGroup

    Thankyou Tucker- Ironic as it may be - for giving Pavel a voice and a fair hearing

  • @Phillin_Strixovich_1998
    @Phillin_Strixovich_1998 8 months ago +1032

    Translation of the Russian commentary below: In short: left authoritarian Russia to avoid going to prison. Ended up going to prison in democratic France.

    • @МаксимСтепанов-к5ж2о
      @МаксимСтепанов-к5ж2о 8 months ago +63

      довольно странно переводить это при встроенном тут же автоматическом переводчике комментариев Оо

    • @оптимист-в1ы
      @оптимист-в1ы 8 months ago +20

      Вывод: от тюрьмы и от сумы не зарекайся

    • @Phillin_Strixovich_1998
      @Phillin_Strixovich_1998 8 months ago +21

      Он переводит крайне коряво, порой даже врёт.​@МаксимСтепанов-к5ж2о

    • @SpecialFactor-ui7oz
      @SpecialFactor-ui7oz 8 months ago +10

      At least in France they have laws, courts and don't apply tortures contrary to Russia.

    • @Phillin_Strixovich_1998
      @Phillin_Strixovich_1998 8 months ago +1

      @SpecialFactor-ui7oz You sound like a naive little child. Let me guess, you're Ukrainian, right? Only they have such a naive and servile view of the West. Torture is used everywhere, even in the most democratic countries. And yes, torture in Russian prisons has never been proven.

  • @redsibegazer
    @redsibegazer 8 months ago +2831

    He was held, unlike any big tech CEO, because he is of Russian heritage period. It's discrimination.

    • @StrongRespect
      @StrongRespect 8 months ago +1

      Well actually mostly cause they can't control their narrative in the Telegram

    • @Zanne11
      @Zanne11 8 months ago +57

      Of course. Yet he doesn't think so. Is he just playing dumb?!

    • @redsibegazer
      @redsibegazer 8 months ago +227

      ​@Zanne11He's probably afraid to say everything he thinks due to the fact he's still being held in France.

    • @edilemma8052
      @edilemma8052 8 months ago +200

      @Zanne11 he left Russia because he perceived it unholy to cooperate with government to only get arrested by another government he deemed to be democratic and with whom he fully cooperated. What a travesty! He does not grasp the duplicity of his position yet.

    • @GerabdeAby
      @GerabdeAby 8 months ago +94

      Russian roots? He is Russian.

  • @daoudkillergame..8Z
    @daoudkillergame..8Z 8 months ago +7

    INCROYABLE JE SUIS FRANCAIS ET JAI ÉTÉ ARRÊTÉ AUSSI ET CONDAMNÉ POUR DES FAIS QUE JE N'AI PAS COMMIS. QUEL HONTE CE PAYS. SCANDALEUX DE OUF.

  • @narizdemar
    @narizdemar 8 months ago +23

    It is quite striking that Pavel Durov himself said that the four days he spent in an isolated cell during his legal troubles were 'excessive'-especially considering he is such a prominent figure and champion of digital privacy and freedom of expression. Even now, he remains without real freedom, as the intimidation persists. It is a pure act of intimidation against him and everyone else

  • @ebujari
    @ebujari 8 months ago +130

    It’s really not strange. It was intimidation tactics by the French to pressure Durov to give them info he otherwise wouldn’t.

    • @sifer543
      @sifer543 8 months ago +3

      but Pavel said that all legitimate information could have been provided in accordance with the law if France had sent an official request, isn't that enough?

    • @h4ppy794
      @h4ppy794 8 months ago

      ​@sifer543of course not, they (EU) want a backdoor in his app, for all the secret services. If he had done that already, he would be free

    • @weirdballoon8193
      @weirdballoon8193 8 months ago +5

      @sifer543that’s the point - they want more.. that’s why the intimidation

    • @camouflageartist8897
      @camouflageartist8897 8 months ago +4

      He lied in the first sentence stating that we went to France with no purpose. i remember him saying that Macron invited him that's why he went to France.

    • @user-sw3xs9xn3c
      @user-sw3xs9xn3c 7 months ago +1

      ​@sifer543This part is very interesting, indeed. It raises the question: Is that true, or not ? It seems to be a fact Telegram was answering to a very limited number of requests. They now answer to a LOT more. Durov is now spinning this as "they were not requesting correctly and now they do". In short: "It was their fault and THEY adapted, not: WE adapted to share more than we were accepting to do". But, it this totally accurate ? It seems strange, doesn't it ?

  • @mouksb2000
    @mouksb2000 8 months ago +320

    Durov is principled and brave. You can tell by the way he handled himself during that ordeal once he got out. You can tell by how he is handling this interview. You see intelligence in his eyes. The measured tone. The thoughtful way he speaks, reflects, analyses...never rushed...never hurried...taking his time to respond to each question in a precise way. He is a feeling person as he speaks of his wife n kids n mother...but he is not excessively overly emotional or isnt playing to the cameras. He is very different from Elon or Zuckerberg. There is more maturity and gravitas. This is someone you can take seriously who seems to have a very strong grasp of everything his arrest implied. Great interview. Merciox

    • @Tashunkawitco
      @Tashunkawitco 8 months ago +11

      yes fascinating person, genuine, unlike as you mentioned them, Elon or other the one.

    • @ifkipling219
      @ifkipling219 8 months ago +26

      Unfortunately he's too afraid to speak the truth about his situation in full though. Maybe someday.

    • @MA-sk4fg
      @MA-sk4fg 8 months ago +12

      @ifkipling219we all felt it in the manner he answered the questions . I hope they will set him free so he can tell freely what all this mascarade was about. Tucker answered it for him .

    • @debla5371
      @debla5371 8 months ago +3

      Well said 😊

    • @ag250380
      @ag250380 8 months ago

      Дуров просто дурак и нарцисс. Когда яйца прищемили, сразу по-другому запел.

  • @aleksey-_-
    @aleksey-_- 8 months ago +11

    Теперь многие знают, что Франция 🇫🇷 может без причины арестовать и запереть в камере человека, отобрать телефон и держать в заложниках.
    Я думаю поток туристов и очень богатых и влиятельных людей сократится точно

  • @evabadma7878
    @evabadma7878 8 months ago +80

    Democracy hypocrisy

    • @sergeiepatov7683
      @sergeiepatov7683 8 months ago

      Nevertheless he is still alive and talking with Tucker. In (not so Soviet) Russia enemies of the regime are chopping lumber in Siberia in -40 degrees frost, or dying from "broken off clot", while domesticated propagandist animals are making fun on it (ruclips.net/video/uV6a9SthC90/video.html). Feel the difference baby.

  • @JoRamos-j1q
    @JoRamos-j1q 8 months ago +685

    Free Pavel, Snowden, Assange 🇺🇸

    • @JohnSmith-kg2rt
      @JohnSmith-kg2rt 8 months ago +1

      No

    • @katalinnemeth5871
      @katalinnemeth5871 8 months ago +17

      ​@JohnSmith-kg2rt?????? WHY????

    • @lauragesicki5499
      @lauragesicki5499 8 months ago

      Absolutely. When the powers that be lock them up, the populace knows they tell truth.
      Stupid politicians showing their hand with their biggest weakness, unchecked power.
      Pitiful.

    • @Zanne11
      @Zanne11 8 months ago +54

      Assange was freed last year July. Snowden will never return to the US, even with a pardon. He knows better.

    • @xxxxForestFairyxxxx
      @xxxxForestFairyxxxx 8 months ago

      no he like to be slave cos of france pr and now i know now he is just too small to confidence him. I never gona trust him again

  • @4376mb
    @4376mb 8 months ago +178

    They want back door access to Telegram.

    • @ProfessorImperious-ut9wn
      @ProfessorImperious-ut9wn 8 months ago +19

      And censorship controls

    • @lo_fee2002
      @lo_fee2002 8 months ago +1

      It’s the real spiritual party you cann…… wake up, wake up, wake up.

    • @tucansam5444
      @tucansam5444 8 months ago

      They have unlimited access, nothing is private

    • @oversoulwastaken
      @oversoulwastaken 8 months ago +4

      @tucansam5444 if that were so, they would not be openly arresting billionaires

    • @tucansam5444
      @tucansam5444 8 months ago

      ​@oversoulwastakenjust means they either got railroaded or wrong team

  • @m.a2732
    @m.a2732 7 months ago +1

    Quelle honte au pays des droits de l homme! J ai honte de ma France, où en sommes nous arrivés?

  • @betzaidadurkin2694
    @betzaidadurkin2694 8 months ago +47

    Thank you Pavel for #Telegram

  • @ellenorbovay5226
    @ellenorbovay5226 8 months ago +72

    I was in France in the late 90's and even back then it was ever so slightly creepy. I got the feeling that wasn't entirely safe there, and I never went back. I would not go today and people think I am paranoid, but it's not safe, this guy sort of proves it.

    • @moond0g
      @moond0g 8 months ago

      Je confirme l'Europe est une dictature

    • @mgstation
      @mgstation 8 months ago +6

      Now it's even worse in there.

  • @Labersak
    @Labersak 8 months ago +119

    Brother...Do the Snowden and Get the Hell out of there. This whole thing smells.

    • @politichia6820
      @politichia6820 8 months ago +2

      Doubt Russia would take him back.

    • @Zanne11
      @Zanne11 8 months ago

      Agreed! I think Pavel Durov has learned that he IS safer in Russia after all. He just doesn't want to admit it and return to Moscow with his tail between his legs.

    • @Zanne11
      @Zanne11 8 months ago +41

      @politichia6820 I disagree. Pavel did not defect. He is still a Russian citizen. He has not been banned from Russia. In fact when he was arrested, Putin made a statement about Pavel Durov being a Russian citizen and they're watching this situation in France very closely.

    • @politichia6820
      @politichia6820 8 months ago

      @Zanne11 Well, it's more beneficial for Russia to have Durov in jail in France than having another westernized liberal roaming the streets in Moscow. So, yeah, Putin is watching, and that's pretty much all he's doing.

    • @francesluther9518
      @francesluther9518 8 months ago

      France sounds like a communist country. Folks probly need to get out while they can, this is so sad.very sad.

  • @hugosantana7r
    @hugosantana7r 7 months ago +7

    muy buena entrevista, gran perspectiva de Durov y Carlson. Nos permite entender mejor el mundo o sus entornos. Saludos y te apoyamos Pavel.

  • @dracula220graf6
    @dracula220graf6 8 months ago +122

    чёт я не слышал от него "ну каждый делает что считает правильным в плане безопасности" в отношении Российских правоохранительных органов.

    • @Sharm180
      @Sharm180 8 months ago +1

      Так это другое, Пашка либерализованный продукт.

    • @the3yM
      @the3yM 8 months ago +6

      Молодой и глупый Паша просто ещё не дорос до суровых реалий российских правоохранительных органов )))

    • @neverly009
      @neverly009 8 months ago +15

      @the3yM не объелся еще 200 сортами мороженого

    • @ЕгорВаракин-м8я
      @ЕгорВаракин-м8я 8 months ago

      Потому что Паша -- лицемер, от которого несет гнильцой.

    • @69rus42
      @69rus42 8 months ago +8

      Российские органы сфальсифицировали дело и отжали у него бизнес. Тут немного другая ситуация) пока вообще непонятно, что происходит, маринуют

  • @lilijazz8308
    @lilijazz8308 8 months ago +595

    I'm French and I'm ashame. Our gouvernement is insane, we are prisoners of the European Union, infiltrated by the American deep state. Even low-level elected officials no longer defend ordinary citizens. Just look at the UK - that’s what’s coming for us. It’s terrifying. We are constrained financially, socially, politically, and intellectually. Everything is accelerating, and because it’s happening so fast, maybe we’ll reach a breaking point. My only hope is that the cleanup happening in the US will shift the balance over here. France is no longer a democracy. I’m sorry. Full support.

    • @mimasam5528
      @mimasam5528 8 months ago +12

      Your country also has a great influence of z' iOS lobbies

    • @mimasam5528
      @mimasam5528 8 months ago +7

      Why the French people didn't protest for banning encrypted messages?

    • @vknfriendly
      @vknfriendly 8 months ago

      @mimasam5528 80% of the French are not aware of what's going on in the world, it's just not interesting to them, that's the mentality.

    • @alexandermay1337
      @alexandermay1337 8 months ago +6

      UK is not in the EU

    • @tevion5
      @tevion5 8 months ago +12

      @alexandermay1337 Thank you, Captain Obvious!

  • @aisyluzakirova2343
    @aisyluzakirova2343 8 months ago +134

    Russians are known for being honest and straightforward, Pasha is being a westerner, well at least in this interview. Being very careful of what he is saying. Still grateful for him and his brother for the app. Удачи Паша

    • @reactune
      @reactune 8 months ago +7

      100% facts

    • @reilshat
      @reilshat 8 months ago +21

      He is being held hostage in France, of course he will be very careful what he says

    • @DinaGord
      @DinaGord 8 months ago +1

      ​@reilshatон этого хотел, сбежал из РФ, он молодец👍

    • @露白o-o
      @露白o-o 8 months ago

      ​@reilshat反战的理想主义者,自由选择了至今殖民非洲的法国的国籍,这是虚伪的自由主义者们应得的😂

    • @oversoulwastaken
      @oversoulwastaken 8 months ago +1

      Russia has brought forth the most acerbic critics of totalitarianism and authoritarianism.
      That this would happen now in France is... poetic.

  • @BrianOmariba-Tv
    @BrianOmariba-Tv 7 months ago +6

    Purov is a real G, humble in all ways respects privacy above all.

  • @mesfinasfaw2708
    @mesfinasfaw2708 8 months ago +140

    It is very unbelievable to see that this Russian guy, Pavel going out of his way apologizing for the French government mistreated him badly.

    • @FoxiesAreLove
      @FoxiesAreLove 8 months ago +16

      My thoughts exactly. I don't know what the truth is, but I feel that Pavel is weaseling around it.

    • @alenaself9520
      @alenaself9520 8 months ago +8

      He said he prefers the west to ussr because the west has 200 ice cream flavors, wh8ch it doesn't. Or 200 tv channels , which italy didn't and still doesn't have. They are working on providing reliable 8nternet in italy

    • @reynemidgard7001
      @reynemidgard7001 8 months ago

      @alenaself9520 The USSR has been gone for almost 35 years...Is he an idiot? There are several hundred types of ice cream in Russia and the same number of TV channels, and interestingly, many Western Russophobic channels still operate in Russia, unlike in the so-called democratic countries, where all Russian channels have been turned off...Apparently, it's more convenient for them to fool their citizens so that the population does not have an alternative point of view on everything that is happening... George Orwell's book "1984" is the reality of Western civilization.

    • @jactac838
      @jactac838 8 months ago

      He is a French citizen, they are passive aggressive never saying the blunt truth, h e understands this. Whole EU is down the drain.

    • @macwizard6232
      @macwizard6232 8 months ago +14

      @alenaself9520 ice cream in Russia is much tastier than in the West, I'm telling you as a person who has lived in the USA and Germany...I'm originally from Russia

  • @8w494
    @8w494 8 months ago +233

    I withdrew all of my apps from France when Pavel was arrested. I also will never publish my apps there in the future.

    • @Kkkaaoooss
      @Kkkaaoooss 8 months ago

      Iam sure your a real competitor in the app game while your typing messages on RUclips .. shall I call you mr. 8w494 sounds legit

    • @One-lv4en
      @One-lv4en 8 months ago +7

      very cool. gotta take a stand somehow no matter what. this is terrible.
      the World We live in right now is putrid and sick.

    • @JoeTheScientist
      @JoeTheScientist 8 months ago +3

      That'll really show them

    • @AtticusKarpenter
      @AtticusKarpenter 8 months ago +1

      Understandable

    • @sincerely-b
      @sincerely-b 8 months ago +3

      What apps are made in France? There must not be many....

  • @gergemini2993
    @gergemini2993 8 months ago +127

    Tbh i dont understand why Paval is so surprised about being arrested in France, it along with Germany are essentially EU HQ!

    • @MrUntapishtim
      @MrUntapishtim 8 months ago

      He failed to notice that the west is now becoming what Russia was 50 years ago. A police state.

    • @MikeMike-cc4jk
      @MikeMike-cc4jk 8 months ago +18

      He has naively idealized the "West" for many years, despite all the recent events, like many people from the Russian liberal crowd. Although I no longer know if they are so naive or if they are pretending. Pavel actively helped the EU with his Telegram on attempts to overthrow the government of Belarus in order to set up a second Ukraine there, helped anti-government riots in Russia, and so on. So, he has been cooperating with EU governments for a long time, at least performing their secret behind-the-scenes tricks, and apparently he believed that he was untouchable for his past services to the EU.

    • @露白o-o
      @露白o-o 8 months ago

      因为自称理想主义的自由主义者是最热爱战争的,所以他们来到世界上最爱发动战争的北约国家😂,并且到处轰炸亚洲普通农民和穿拖鞋的牧羊人和非洲人的北约国家总是他们心中的标杆

    • @tatianalyulkin410
      @tatianalyulkin410 8 months ago

      In Macron's demented dreams!

    • @tatianalyulkin410
      @tatianalyulkin410 8 months ago

      ​@MikeMike-cc4jkSo did I darling. Then in 2014 " they " killed my parents and declared a safari on my Tsarev and Gubarev.

  • @justinleurquin6215
    @justinleurquin6215 6 months ago +4

    Merci From France 🇫🇷 Tucker 👍✅🙏🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷

  • @MichelePonte
    @MichelePonte 8 months ago +22

    We live in a crazy world

  • @pilotplay5419
    @pilotplay5419 8 months ago +79

    A mother never abandons her son. Even if he got lost in life.

    • @tatianalyulkin410
      @tatianalyulkin410 8 months ago

      Yeah- but don't you think the Prodigal Son should grow the frig up?

    • @hahn7375
      @hahn7375 6 months ago

      Hahaa you haven't met my mother 😂😂😂

  • @MA-sk4fg
    @MA-sk4fg 8 months ago +88

    Tucker is right! If this happened in North Korea ……

    • @chrimony
      @chrimony 8 months ago +1

      His name was Otto Warmbier.

    • @Londonbraver22
      @Londonbraver22 8 months ago

      They don’t have smartphones for Telegram lol

    • @katkh5701
      @katkh5701 7 months ago

      @Borondontan делайте выводы). разработчики не пользуются сами своим продуктом. и смеются в голос читая все эти комментарии, ибо они пасут овец.. стригут овец. пока те уткнулись в телефоны и забыли, что жизнь надо жить.

  • @panozzoloredana7162
    @panozzoloredana7162 8 months ago +2

    Gratitude et félicitations Mr Pavel Durov et Merci Monsieur Tucker Carlson aussi pour votre engagement à transmettre à tous.
    Soyez tous deux bénis.

  • @mrsmagh3678
    @mrsmagh3678 8 months ago +19

    Hallucinant ! 😨
    Merci infiniment Tucker pour cette interview où Pavel Durov fait preuve d'un sang-froid et d'une retenue incroyable face au harcèlement et à la tyrannie dont il est très clairement victime...
    Je suis française, les gouvernements qui se sont succédés depuis bien des années maintenant sont une véritable honte pour toute la nation mais vrai que ce dernier, celui de MACRON, bat tous les records en ce qui concerne la volonté de suppression pure et simple de tous les droits de l'homme...
    Longue vie à vous, courageux résistants, car voici bien la preuve que de nos jours tout est effectivement devenu possible dans notre monde, dans notre pays, y compris... l'injustice, le harcèlement et le... totalitarisme...

  • @anetteenders8054
    @anetteenders8054 8 months ago +90

    Disgusting these french ruling Totalitärians. Its like in many european contries ,f.e. Germany,Austria,……. How ridiculous these weak poltitians are.

    • @toddmorelock9520
      @toddmorelock9520 8 months ago

      Ran by jooish overlords

    • @tansuro
      @tansuro 8 months ago

      Все правители из ЕС - ЖАЛКИЕ МАРИОНЕТКИ

    • @bapt_andthebasses
      @bapt_andthebasses 8 months ago +1

      Don't talk too much, it's coming to your country too.

  • @EyreEver
    @EyreEver 8 months ago +43

    People use regular telephony to commit crime. Is the French Bell telephone company being prosecuted?

    • @mikedoyle2023
      @mikedoyle2023 8 months ago +1

      Talk like this is a good way to end up with a 1100% increase to the 'convience fee' or 'wireless climate surcharge' on your next bill.

    • @DayTurnsWhite
      @DayTurnsWhite 8 months ago

      Exactly my point. Also money is used to hire hitmans. Let us ban money!

  • @juanito.6085
    @juanito.6085 8 months ago +34

    As a French person, I find it a shame to do this, it's so not normal... If the French justice system were more competent, perhaps we wouldn't be at this point.

    • @tonyb09
      @tonyb09 8 months ago

      You're talking about corruption ?

    • @Har-Mon-Vie
      @Har-Mon-Vie 7 months ago

      Je pense que ce n'est pas une question de compétence mais une vraie campagne de déformation qui me fait penser à celle vécu par Thierry casasnovas aussi, juste parce qu'ils dérangent le système.

  • @nedialkosimonov3893
    @nedialkosimonov3893 8 months ago +186

    Pavel your mistake is like all russians do , trust the west😂😂😂.

    • @alterego157
      @alterego157 8 months ago +34

      💯 Wish him the best, but he's very naive

    • @juliannalevai
      @juliannalevai 8 months ago

      There are Russians who naively trust the West and there are Russians who are traitors to their motherland for money or for other reasons. It is sometimes impossible to say who we are dealing with.

    • @edilemma8052
      @edilemma8052 8 months ago +17

      @alterego157or immature

    • @rlcmark
      @rlcmark 8 months ago

      it seems to me that east (Germany) is now freedom and the west is turning into a digital surveilled totalitarian socialism

    • @GettingSchwiftyy
      @GettingSchwiftyy 8 months ago +22

      Unfortunately you're right

  • @tatyanazhebentyayeva1807
    @tatyanazhebentyayeva1807 8 months ago +113

    Again I hear about two ice cream varieties in the USSR that is not true. In Leningrad, where Pavel was born and raised, they were at least 5-6 ice cream varieties, and all of them were just superb, made of real milk, cream and chocolate.

    • @MikeMike-cc4jk
      @MikeMike-cc4jk 8 months ago +20

      I remember my Soviet childhood in Leningrad very well. Leningrad itself was well supplied, not like Moscow, but better than cities 40 kilometers away from Leningrad, like Gatchina. And in these ordinary cities, they usually sold two types of ice cream, white and boring creamy plombir, and creme brulee. That's it, really two types. Sometimes, three times during my entire childhood, as a terrible rarity, you could stand in a huge line and manage to buy a fruit one for 7 kopecks, or a chocolate one for 10 kopecks. In Leningrad, after standing in a huge line on Nevsky Prospect, you could buy an Eskimo, a chocolate bar on a stick. So you are both right and wrong, formally 5, but in reality, in daily access, only 2. But I really liked the children's summer camps and sports sections under the communists. Thanks to comrade Brezhnev for a happy Soviet childhood, no joke, even with lines for food and a meager choice.

    • @igor_ai88
      @igor_ai88 8 months ago

      The younger the liberal the worse his life was back in USSR times

    • @innafrolova8720
      @innafrolova8720 8 months ago +24

      Don't you get it - whatever comes from the USSR/Russia is bad by default. However, everything abroad is democratic and perfect. The dude can't even realise up until now why he was detained and what for - ethnicity is out of question according to him. Tucker tried really hard to open his eyes, but the dude is unconvinced and still surprised 😅.

    • @ladybug2x2y22z
      @ladybug2x2y22z 8 months ago +7

      ​@MikeMike-cc4jkThere was lines for food because prices was so low that everyone could afford it . If you start selling best beef steaks in USA for 75 cents per pound , there are gonna be pre- orders with waiting list for more than a year.

    • @ИванИван-в2д
      @ИванИван-в2д 8 months ago +12

      Так странно, в магазине десятки видов мороженного, а я ем все равно 2 вида, пломбир и крем-брюле

  • @ZoeSashKy
    @ZoeSashKy 8 months ago +60

    This is not about fighting crime.

  • @cdm1733
    @cdm1733 8 months ago +2

    Les criminels utilisent aussi le téléphone et on n’arrête pas le PDG d’orange

  • @Artmicia
    @Artmicia 8 months ago +303

    Certains français ont honte de ce qui se passe en France, malheureusement ...😠Sachez qu'on n'est pas fier de tout ça 🥺

    • @anisthondu242
      @anisthondu242 8 months ago +2

      Oui

    • @artistsmeetfilm6491
      @artistsmeetfilm6491 8 months ago +7

      We know, its one of those things where everyone right now is under attack just to express an opinion, but I think people in general all understand we are all in the same boat even if we are all residing in different countries. I'm sorry France is going through hard times, I just hope they aren't everyone's future.

    • @Lea-succes
      @Lea-succes 8 months ago +14

      We are not free in France

    • @alexandrefreitag5502
      @alexandrefreitag5502 8 months ago +7

      en plus, il a son passport français ... la honte est palpable

    • @Patrick-r5o
      @Patrick-r5o 8 months ago +2

      Respect

  • @greenspinner5024
    @greenspinner5024 8 months ago +261

    Free Pavel!
    Free Romania!
    Long live freedom of speech!

    • @mrtopcat2
      @mrtopcat2 8 months ago +2

      Well yeah, but you are mixing up Durov with Tate. You need to pay attention to details otherwise you might end up supporting wrong cause, like Hamas.

    • @greenspinner5024
      @greenspinner5024 8 months ago +14

      ​​@mrtopcat2No, I am not mixing with Tate. Pavel Durov said that Nicolas Lerner, the chief of DGSE (French Secret Services) asked him to censor the Conservative voices in Romania (Călin Georgescu, George Simion and their fans).

    • @elinpelin17
      @elinpelin17 8 months ago

      @greenspinner5024 I know my friend. I'm from Bulgaria and since we switched to "democracy" elections are manipulated, bought and falsified. Democracy has nothing to do with freedom and everything to do with propaganda giving you the illusion of "freedom".

    • @mrtopcat2
      @mrtopcat2 8 months ago +1

      @greenspinner5024 So why haven’t you made that argument to begin with? Plus Romania is not the only one the list here. There are others as well. Pay attention please and make your arguments precise to count.

    • @sammmuelspaul1946
      @sammmuelspaul1946 8 months ago

      @mrtopcat2shut up

  • @derallerechte3209
    @derallerechte3209 8 months ago +39

    So good to watch those videos in such crazy times. Thank you Tucker

  • @user-dn4no6gq3o
    @user-dn4no6gq3o 6 months ago +3

    Merci pour cette interview très intéressante, courage pour Pavel nous sommes avec lui. 🙏👍🌟

  • @mannyricketson4517
    @mannyricketson4517 8 months ago +18

    We never had privacy until we haveno government and this is the truth

  • @rosiewhitehouse9379
    @rosiewhitehouse9379 8 months ago +91

    Most people dont want to understand that even during the "cold war", western countries were not more free but had a higher standard of living. and that kept them happy.

    • @emanuelalexandrubaisan3479
      @emanuelalexandrubaisan3479 8 months ago

      Exactly right! Then they sent them to slaughter forcing them to take the jabs humiliating them to get suffocated by masks not even being able to breath properly, taking away their dignity, forcing them to obey house arrest restricting movement and sovereign basic freedoms straight out of some Orwell's '84

    • @OKKO-e
      @OKKO-e 8 months ago +17

      Give them bread and circus and they won't revolt...

    • @RadioheadG
      @RadioheadG 8 months ago

      Unfortunately “cold war” is still going on.

    • @ComedyBuddha
      @ComedyBuddha 8 months ago +3

      @OKKO-ethousands years later, still true

    • @VladislavDerbenev
      @VladislavDerbenev 8 months ago

      I was born 1991 in Russia, help me understand how western countries were not more free during cold war?

  • @Terraceview
    @Terraceview 8 months ago +122

    Why does he act like he's so surprised about everything? You're a genius and a Russian, that's why they threw you in jail Pavel.

    • @cyphercracker
      @cyphercracker 8 months ago +3

      The I’m a good honest innocent shocked citizen approach

    • @69rus42
      @69rus42 8 months ago +17

      He is surprised because for many of us Russians-his generation, well-educated, and so on-Europe and the US were a 'city upon a hill,' something to aspire to. And now, suddenly, it turns out they’ve taken a path that Russia and the Soviet Union had long since walked down.

    • @ZanaKovacevic-s4u
      @ZanaKovacevic-s4u 8 months ago

      Exactly

    • @Terraceview
      @Terraceview 8 months ago

      @69rus42 Thank you, that makes perfect sense.

    • @valentinamoch5543
      @valentinamoch5543 8 months ago +5

      Гений его брат

  • @JND-zf4sg
    @JND-zf4sg 6 months ago

    The government can hear every single word you say in your home, your car, your yard, your garage etc... even if you have never had a single electronic anywhere around your home.

  • @marklee1
    @marklee1 8 months ago +1215

    So when the Russian govt wanted Pavel to give out the keys, he said it was violating freedoms, but when the French govt was doing the same thing, Pavel says “it’s a great country, it was just a big misunderstanding”.

    • @Злодейски
      @Злодейски 8 months ago +248

      we have a meme phrase for it, it goes "you don't get it, it's different" or simply "it's different"🙉🙈🙊

    • @vasilykotikov6916
      @vasilykotikov6916 8 months ago +154

      You dont understand it, its different

    • @SpecialFactor-ui7oz
      @SpecialFactor-ui7oz 8 months ago +27

      At least in France, there are not several thousand political prisoners, often held in torturous conditions, as there are in Russia.

    • @smulfff
      @smulfff 8 months ago +9

      He complied with Moscow differently

    • @jeremyweems4916
      @jeremyweems4916 8 months ago +155

      ​@SpecialFactor-ui7oz Propaganda

  • @neurorekt
    @neurorekt 8 months ago +2822

    Коротко: уехал из авторитарной России, чтобы не сесть в тюрьму. В итоге сел в тюрьму в демократической Франции.

    • @BadMuthaFuca1313
      @BadMuthaFuca1313 8 months ago +190

      3 года назад говорил не называйте меня российским бизнесменом, настало время переобуваться, тут же пёрнул что он русский, занёс денег Карлсону и начал рассказывать какой он хороший).

    • @Londonbraver22
      @Londonbraver22 8 months ago +67

      @BadMuthaFuca1313но все мы помним, как Пашка уплетал колбаску с фарфоровых блюдец Иры Болгар, пялясь в смартфон 😅

    • @natalaya43
      @natalaya43 8 months ago +8

      😂😂

    • @victorpozdnyakov2161
      @victorpozdnyakov2161 8 months ago +116

      Павел не валяй дурака.
      Вернись в Россию!
      Western democracy and freedom is an illusion.

    • @Sindamsc
      @Sindamsc 8 months ago +180

      В России у него отжали бизнес, вынудили продать дешевле рынка. С чего он должен любить российское государство?

  • @phantos_says
    @phantos_says 8 months ago +86

    When this is over he needs to sue the French government into bankruptcy.

    • @johntheaccountant5594
      @johntheaccountant5594 8 months ago

      French government like most western governments is already bankrupt.

    • @screwmachinist7676
      @screwmachinist7676 8 months ago +9

      I used to believe in other silly things too. Like Santa Claus.

    • @Zanne11
      @Zanne11 8 months ago

      Yes, sure! Sue the elites into bankruptcy. What a ridiculous comment!

    • @Dutchindovinare
      @Dutchindovinare 8 months ago +5

      All EU countries are technically bankrupt 😂😂

    • @cashiskingCineLover
      @cashiskingCineLover 8 months ago +7

      They're already practically bankrupt

  • @JPC1600
    @JPC1600 7 months ago

    This is more a comment for Google RUclips : every time I downloaded the video (to watch somewhere without coverage ) , the audio track was set to french instead of English, even if I changed the audio track language before downloading.

  • @mauriziovetro9598
    @mauriziovetro9598 8 months ago +24

    You shouldn't tolerate any violation of your rights, don't take what is happening to you lightly

  • @janjapolanec9426
    @janjapolanec9426 8 months ago +208

    The whole EU is totalitarian. I live in a house prison under surveillance 24/ 7 in Slovenia.My boss reported on me to speek disrespectfully of the government. I am persecuted by SOVA e.g. secret service, as were my parents and grandparents.
    I am not allowed to have any friends, family or earn money.This is going on since 2001. In 2009 I applied for a political asylum in Canada. My plea was rejected and I was returned directly to Slovenia without a possibility to escape to some other country. I am 66 now and never knew a life in freedom. There is absolute media censure. Slovenia was established by European Enlightment, which was introduced to the land by Napoleon, this political movement later endorsed communism around the world.
    Nowadays this movement is active in the form of a woke culture which is present in everycountry of the world. Their only purpose is power and greed.

    • @JulieGolubeva
      @JulieGolubeva 8 months ago +1

      how do u live without earning money then?

    • @ICU-mw7su
      @ICU-mw7su 8 months ago +6

      Sounds like Marxism to me!

    • @dmitrys.4741
      @dmitrys.4741 8 months ago +14

      The answer is obvious. Move to Russia.

    • @mr.sir.
      @mr.sir. 8 months ago

      ​@JulieGolubeva He's issued a flat by the state

    • @NoOne-kl2qw
      @NoOne-kl2qw 8 months ago +3

      It's never too late to go and see a psychiatrist

  • @FloonFM
    @FloonFM 8 months ago +34

    Спасибо за интервью

  • @hugueslefebure9107
    @hugueslefebure9107 7 months ago +5

    Thanks!

  • @MichaelDillin
    @MichaelDillin 8 months ago +225

    Free Pavel, Snowden political prisoners

    • @Jesus_was_God
      @Jesus_was_God 8 months ago +1

      Are you the founder of "BoysTown" ? Or why do you side with Pavel ? sus

    • @carinarilk89
      @carinarilk89 8 months ago

      ​@Jesus_was_GodGeht Dich nichts an

    • @Rosemary-aster
      @Rosemary-aster 8 months ago +7

      FREE PALESTINE

    • @VolkovVelikan
      @VolkovVelikan 8 months ago +20

      Snowden is free, his family lives pretty comfortably in Russia

    • @boltar1972
      @boltar1972 8 months ago

      Shut up bot​@Jesus_was_God

  • @unikum3317
    @unikum3317 8 months ago +493

    Thank you for showing censorship and dictatorship of France and Europe in action! Паха, держись!

    • @MA-sk4fg
      @MA-sk4fg 8 months ago +31

      And they have the guts to call those countries democracies!!! What a joke!!!

    • @bekjanbektenov9343
      @bekjanbektenov9343 8 months ago +21

      Весь мир плюс минус одинаков

    • @remaster1849
      @remaster1849 8 months ago +11

      Same as basically everywhere.
      Везде цензура и диктатура, просто где-то очевидная, а где-то подходы похитрее. К сожалению без этого никак

    • @unikum3317
      @unikum3317 8 months ago

      @bekjanbektenov9343 Надеюсь, вы утрируете. Есть страны, ИЗ которых люди БЕГУТ, в которых полный ахтунг, а есть те, вернее, та, В которую бегут, "the last stand on Earth"

    • @11bornrich
      @11bornrich 8 months ago +6

      And nothing will happen because people are weak as a whole.

  • @irinaskaya2882
    @irinaskaya2882 8 months ago +16

    Cell was change for more comfortabel apt.. Still no freedom. .

  • @monafortune6554
    @monafortune6554 6 months ago

    Why do we still call our mobiles phones when they are so much more?😢

  • @tvyoutube862
    @tvyoutube862 8 months ago +90

    Telegram no 1. Best of the best!!!!!! Pavel Respect!!!!! Love!!!! Top messenger!!!!! 🌏

  • @apilotnamedsiren
    @apilotnamedsiren 8 months ago +33

    Can we all admit to the likely possibility that the reasons they've offered for keeping this man against his will is not the truth at all?

    • @Denisael
      @Denisael 8 months ago +1

      Потому что его родной язык - русский.😂

  • @SIBIRIAKcom
    @SIBIRIAKcom 8 months ago +46

    I feel for him. Truly. But seems that when it comes to USSR definition of Freedom for him is the amount of channels and ice cream flavors.

    • @anastasia7091
      @anastasia7091 8 months ago +14

      Very shallow indeed. Although he left it at the age of 4, so it's obvious he was influenced by western views on USSR

    • @andrekeefer2034
      @andrekeefer2034 8 months ago +5

      In the US the definition of freedom is how many different brands of breakfast cereal are on the supermarket shelf.😢

    • @1Know1tHurts
      @1Know1tHurts 8 months ago +9

      He forgot that apartments were given to people for free. Now you can have any ice cream you want but you can't afford a roof over your head.

    • @Skaarj8
      @Skaarj8 7 months ago +1

      @anastasia7091 It's your understanding of his words is shallow. Amount of channels, ice cream flavours, etc. is freedom of choice and freedom of entrepreneurship - it shows that your country, and especially state, have at least some freedoms. Yes there are way more freedoms and possibilities - and you can compare this amount between different countries.

    • @SIBIRIAKcom
      @SIBIRIAKcom 6 months ago +1

      @Skaarj8 Just as an example. In USSR there was a form of entrepreneurship (and still is in Russia, but not popular) called "a cooperative". People built 10-story apartment buildings together without a big daddy. They called "ships" in slang. Look it up. On the other hand, the amount of brands in food stores depends on many factors, especially when we are talking about something happened 50-70 years ago. Taking these and many more facts into account it's safe to say that the amount of brands and channels are not indicative of freedom.

  • @Sushiman21
    @Sushiman21 8 months ago +1

    La France toujours a côté de la réalité avec leur liberté a 2 balle

  • @billmichae
    @billmichae 8 months ago +76

    Durov's arrest was just another political statement of French government hostile posture towards Russia. EU is massively messaging to Russia that EU favors Ukraine. Durov's arrest was just another such a message.

    • @Zanne11
      @Zanne11 8 months ago +9

      Exactly! But Durov just keeps playing dumb and remaining in denial.

    • @ginamarcaccio5088
      @ginamarcaccio5088 8 months ago +5

      I believe it

    • @Запиздюна
      @Запиздюна 8 months ago +6

      Да кучу других людей можно было арестовать для такой акции устрашения... А если это действительно правда, то французские власти выстрелили себе в ногу. Уж кого кого, а Дурова никак нельзя назвать, пропроссийским. Он поругался с российскими силовиками и ему пришлось уехать, продав за дешево весьма успешный бизнес... Если вы думаете, что после такого он очень любит россйские власти, ты вы сильно ошибаетесь. Он польностью прозападный и либеральный человек.

    • @indycoon
      @indycoon 8 months ago

      Of course, they favor their puppets in Ukraine. They also spent money for a coup in 2014 and directly participated when they signed the agreement with Yanukovych posing as peacekeepers and mediators between him and their puppets in the opposition.

    • @ЮрийОрлов-ш9ц
      @ЮрийОрлов-ш9ц 8 months ago

      ​@Запиздюнапоругался.... Ну да ну да 😂 И сейчас прям такой сторонник ОАЭ, Франции и демократии.... Молодец Паша.

  • @elenas8099
    @elenas8099 8 months ago +32

    I think that Pavel is playing stupid:) He knew exactly what happened. They just wanted to show him that no matter how much money he has he is still a pawn.

    • @Roudoudou1
      @Roudoudou1 8 months ago +2

      You can't deny that he took the chance to make another "hero" move! So give him some credit! 😂
      I how you're not one of those butthurt guys who "got scammed on TON" 😂

  • @susanna3241
    @susanna3241 8 months ago +116

    Павел либо очень наивный сам по себе, либо максимально старается фильтровать все, о чем говорит. И да, Павел, ситуация с арестом никак "не связана" с тем, что ты - русский. Смешно прям. Удачи во Франции.

    • @mayajijo87
      @mayajijo87 8 months ago +1

      🫡👍

    • @ne4a
      @ne4a 8 months ago

      Та сначала кажется наивным, но к концу интервью видно, что он просто тупой дурак

    • @name8099
      @name8099 8 months ago +17

      Bro, you can obviously see that he's trying so hard not to say something which can be used against him because he's still under investigation.

    • @the3yM
      @the3yM 8 months ago +1

      Павел просто прикрывает своего брата :)

    • @ST111
      @ST111 8 months ago +1

      второе, конечно

  • @shamamusic-n1u
    @shamamusic-n1u 8 months ago

    So sorry for you Pavel Dourov! In the country of human rights, my country!! My grand parents and theirs before them, fought for freedom... we won't give it up, the light forces are by our side!! ❤

  • @R.C.293
    @R.C.293 8 months ago +12

    ❤ greattings from Guatemala. I agree with Mr. Pavel. The sad part is that we give our information just to be included in the technology and the new systems of society.

  • @chrissysmith1597
    @chrissysmith1597 8 months ago +40

    It’s as if this young man is holding back from saying more.

    • @MA-sk4fg
      @MA-sk4fg 8 months ago +2

      Yep!!! Gestapo is behind the door!

    • @DonG-1949
      @DonG-1949 8 months ago

      HeWorks 4 Putine

  • @Barbabietola-i1p
    @Barbabietola-i1p 8 months ago +37

    Это всё понятно, а стену когда вернёшь?

  • @crisolive6954
    @crisolive6954 7 months ago +1

    It was bc of Covid. We all had to use telegram to read all the canceled and censurerad

  • @АндрейМеньшиков-е5ь

    Убежал от диктатуры 😂😂😂

    • @edilemma8052
      @edilemma8052 8 months ago +25

      Дык диктатура запада - свободная, а в России - диктаторская )))

    • @Sergeychebaevskiy
      @Sergeychebaevskiy 8 months ago

      Ага) и присел на оба стула))) и с пиками и с х**ми)

    • @elinpelin17
      @elinpelin17 8 months ago +5

      @edilemma8052 It's not - свободная, chains on your mind is not freedom, only an illusion.

    • @redsibegazer
      @redsibegazer 8 months ago

      ​@edilemma8052oxymoron.

    • @strawberryhaze8836
      @strawberryhaze8836 8 months ago

      это другое!

  • @Kaligraphia-gd8dy
    @Kaligraphia-gd8dy 8 months ago +92

    Glad to know you are free Pavel. France had joined the cult regime and it is very sad.

    • @nessuno6110
      @nessuno6110 8 months ago

      France is utterly corrupt and anti-democratic. Macron is a psychopath and Marine Le Pen is controlled opposition. Avoid travelling to France !

    • @peaceandlove544
      @peaceandlove544 8 months ago +12

      He can't leave France

    • @nessuno6110
      @nessuno6110 8 months ago

      ​@peaceandlove544 He has already left France. Fortunately.

    • @СергейЯрема-г3ъ
      @СергейЯрема-г3ъ 8 months ago

      @peaceandlove544 ботам похер))

    • @johnnycaps1
      @johnnycaps1 8 months ago

      He's in France -- he's NOT free.

  • @TheDidacticMind
    @TheDidacticMind 8 months ago +193

    It is remarkable, listening to Pavel, how naive he still is. He was literally arrested and thrown into prison, and then house arrest, by the government of France, on absolutely ridiculous legal grounds. Yet he still seems to have faith in Western "rule of law" and good faith. This is a naivete that I have found endemic among Russians. I have lived among them for a decent amount of time, I have visited their country many times, and I speak Russian (not well, but enough to understand how they think). Even today, so many Russians still have this weird inferiority complex about how the West is supposedly better. Only now, three years after the start of the SMO, Russians are finally beginning to realise that they have more freedoms, and a higher standard of living, than the Euroweenies in the EUSSR. And, paradoxically, the ones who still cling on the most strongly to the delusion that the West is still the bastion of rule of law and freedom, are precisely the Russians who (like Pavel) spend the most time travelling through the West. It is a curious psychosis, which I cannot fully explain.

    • @ifkipling219
      @ifkipling219 8 months ago +21

      So true, thank you for writing this. I've experienced it many times and it's incredibly frustrating and perplexing.

    • @TheDidacticMind
      @TheDidacticMind 8 months ago

      @Cast36x Because it IS a Special Military Operation. If the Russians go to war - REAL war, the kind only they know how to fight - Ukraine ceases to exist in a few months, and the capitals of the Western nations that support it, burn within an hour.
      As for freedoms - here is just one, and it is the most important one that matters: I can express my Christian faith openly and pray in public, and no one can arrest me for doing so. If I tried that in the UK, outside an abortion clinic, I would be arrested. If I criticise a certain (((tribe))) for their excesses and stupidity, I can do so in Russia without fear of being branded a bigot - I cannot do that in most European countries, where hate-speech laws prohibit it. I have more freedom of speech in Russia than I do in the EU or UK. It is that simple.

    • @anastasia7091
      @anastasia7091 8 months ago

      This is a thing for russian liberals which goes back to many centuries ago. Even Dostoevsky wrote about this: "One of the defining traits of Russian liberalism is its deep contempt for its own people. The Russian liberal is, above all, a lackey, constantly looking for someone’s boots to polish."

    • @TheDidacticMind
      @TheDidacticMind 8 months ago

      Zhuravel was stupid enough to accept money from the SBU to burn a Koran in public. He was lucky to get prison. In Britain, if you burn a Koran, you end up dead, and the police don't bother trying to investigate your case. In fact, you can be arrested in the UK as a Christian for praying silently outside an abortion clinic.
      As for the clearing of other sects - I celebrated Midnight Mass in the Anglican cathedral in Moscow in 2023. From what I'm seeing, other denominations of the True Faith are welcome in Russia.

    • @Serhiy_fM
      @Serhiy_fM 8 months ago

      Ці казочки гарно заходять тукера аудиторії. Деякі в них навіть вірять. Але це одні лише балачки. Коли ж діло доходить до справи то кожен москаль котрому вдалося на московії заробити чі наворувати при першій же можливості тіка на Захід. Звичайно, тим хто "служит гасударству" так зробити не завжди виходить, бо калєгі можуть атамстіть - чайком з полонієм напоїти, чі дати понюхати Навічка смачного як отим ватним Скрипалям. Але їхні діти, сім'ї- всі на заході. Бізнесмени середньої руки, в котрих немає жорстких зобов'язань перед кремлем - всі на Заході. Ними кишать всі європейські міста. Даже губьєрнатор скрєпнаго Сєвастополя і тот в душному Лондоні осилився а не вільній Кєрчі. Так що розказувати Павло, Тукер і всі інші політруки-агітатори можуть що завгодно, але допоки вони самі та їх сім'ї не переїдуть жити в московію до того часу це лише блуддивий лицемірний пиз...ож або словоблудіє по московинськи.