Putin scrambles to fix 'hollowed out' military | Bill Browder

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  • Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2024

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  • @donnapuleio627
    @donnapuleio627 Год назад +98

    Thank you bill browder always a pleasure to listen to your insight into things .

  • @Pippie5555
    @Pippie5555 Год назад +6

    Love Bill Browder and the book Freezing Order. What a thriller!
    Well done Mr. Browder.

  • @morstyrannis1951
    @morstyrannis1951 Год назад +32

    I enjoy these videos from Times Radio but for one thing. I find short segment at the beginning that is then repeated later in the video very irritating.

  • @lindawhittle4943
    @lindawhittle4943 11 месяцев назад +1

    Such an interesting intelligent man I could listen to him all day..Thanks for the great interview..

  • @francisdavey2386
    @francisdavey2386 Год назад +1

    Well said Bill. We need to hear more from you.

  • @janesoole703
    @janesoole703 Год назад +77

    Thoughtful questions - and Bill Browder, as ever, spot on. Appease a bully at your peril. Jane Soole

    • @philipmulville8218
      @philipmulville8218 Год назад +3

      Yes, this was an excellent discussion. The lady asked some great questions.

    • @jacksprat7413
      @jacksprat7413 Год назад +1

      Great reply’s, but the interviewer is not up to the task.

    • @williamclayton9566
      @williamclayton9566 Год назад +1

      Browder is a fraud. His claims about Russia/Putin are pure projection.

  • @bramhallbill
    @bramhallbill Год назад +42

    Mothers of Russian Dead Soldiers Group was forcibly disbanded as Mothers risked jail

    • @dpelpal
      @dpelpal Год назад +13

      I heard about this. Yes, let's put the Soldiers mothers in _jail!_ Russia is a circus at this point, just hilarious lol

    • @jodigriffith8760
      @jodigriffith8760 Год назад +6

      Many bereaved mothers are spread out in distant provinces where there isn't strength in numbers.

    • @giovannizanutta991
      @giovannizanutta991 6 месяцев назад

      DID BILL SAY THIS? 😂😂😂😂🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥

  • @sigridyoakum5402
    @sigridyoakum5402 Год назад +8

    Aloha to you, courageous soul. You are a model to us all. Thank you for the enlightening interviews.

  • @Flyrodder68
    @Flyrodder68 Год назад +1

    Love listening to Mr Browder

  • @Rugmunchersauce3
    @Rugmunchersauce3 Год назад +16

    Good interviewee, good interviewER. Seems like she's actually listening.

  • @btfilther
    @btfilther Год назад +137

    This interviewer is really good. She is asking very concrete and adequate questions and is letting the guest answer without interrupting him.

    • @slightlygrouchy
      @slightlygrouchy Год назад +10

      I think she is the worst on Times Radio. She barely knows more than the basics about the conflict, and I find that most of her questions can be improved upon. I have now seen several interviews with her, and it's always been the same problem: her questions seem badly thought out, and she tends to be all over the shop, jumping from topic to topic, and hardly following up on anything. Admittedly, none of this really matters because the guests normally answer their own questions. But her colleagues do better in my opinion.

    • @bryandimery6509
      @bryandimery6509 Год назад +7

      Thats just what a BOT would say....

    • @johnnytampocao7671
      @johnnytampocao7671 Год назад +10

      I totally agree with you. I hate interviewervwho interrupt frequently in the middle of the conversation.👍

    • @HungryGhost999
      @HungryGhost999 Год назад +3

      @@bryandimery6509coming from a RuZZian troll 😂

    • @bryandimery6509
      @bryandimery6509 Год назад +2

      @@HungryGhost999 We dont know if hes a russian troll

  • @amyhallowes4438
    @amyhallowes4438 Год назад +33

    The interviewer is excellent, allowing the interviewee to give a great interview hats off to her.

    • @tadeuszburkiewicz8655
      @tadeuszburkiewicz8655 Год назад +3

      Kazakhstan should be acknowledged as a country to replace Russia as being on the UNSC as pointed out by a wise contributor. Kazakhstan has vast natural resources to be
      able to replace the reliance on fossil fuels Aside of one wise vocal Russian scientist , no -one else is interested in the Global Climate Damage over there & quite frankly not many countries in the West care either. An Iron Curtain with Russia would solve this problem . Dont allow Russia to make a move on Kazakstan ! Or China!

  • @donaldomalley568
    @donaldomalley568 Год назад +59

    Thank you for standing up for righteousness Mr. Browder. You are a great inspiration for all who crave justice and peace.

    • @husainmoosa8825
      @husainmoosa8825 Год назад

      Great inspiration to which herd? Biased opinion. Wonder what his getting paid to mislead the masses...

  • @ioanaanaoi8232
    @ioanaanaoi8232 Год назад +3

    Bill Browder is the best!

  • @Nick-rs5if
    @Nick-rs5if Год назад +166

    "An appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile - hoping it will eat him last."
    -Winston Churchill

    • @davieodell9369
      @davieodell9369 Год назад +2

      The biggest traitor in British history, and you quoted him.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @SuperNova-py1ec
      @SuperNova-py1ec Год назад +25

      Huh? Most of the British public regard him as one of our greatest leaders. Like everyone he had his flaws but he was not a traitor…

    • @brianblackford2224
      @brianblackford2224 Год назад +14

      @@SuperNova-py1ec Exactly. He liked a fight, was not the best leader in peacetime, but did introduce the elements of the Welfare State, and if the UK Parliament had taken his warnings seriously a few years earlier, WW2 could have been avoided. O'Dell's comments just don't add up.

    • @davieodell9369
      @davieodell9369 Год назад

      @brianblackford2224 there was NEVER any need for ww2. As far as I understand the Germans never had any designs on Britian or any other part of western Europe and offered multiple peace offerings to Britain after the war had started. They were totally justified in reclaiming territory lost after the disgraceful versailles treaty robed them of 10% of land mass and 13% of population. If you care to check its not difficult to find that the German population in these lost territories were treated appallingly, especially by the poles who stole their farms and distributed the land to poles ,essentially ethnically cleansing the German population they were supposed to protect. Winston Churchill seems to have had a problem with German existence in and of itself and was just a warmonger in my opinion ,who committed many unnecessary war crimes against civilians and in the process destroyed great Britain and the thing he loved the most ,the British empire. Look around at the wreckage of the once proud and beautiful nation that is Britain. I don't think it was worth the death and destruction .

    • @robertpatrick3350
      @robertpatrick3350 Год назад +5

      @@davieodell9369wow is that the best you can do? The talent pool at the GRU is getting shallow.

  • @robertcaldwell7918
    @robertcaldwell7918 Год назад +46

    I appreciate hearing this guy's perspectives very much.

  • @plschwartzx
    @plschwartzx Год назад +439

    For Zelensky and a number of NATO countries, the war will be not over when Russia leaves all Ukrainian territory. There is the matter of war crimes, paying for rebuilding Ukraine, and child abductions. It is hard to see important political leaders ignoring these.

    • @bean515
      @bean515 Год назад

      i mean will Zelensky pay for the war crimes of slaughtering hundreds of thousands of russians before the war began? i mean ukraine is one of the most corrupt countries and it is crazy how you believe this

    • @zie9171
      @zie9171 Год назад +1

      Russia will be paying for decades...

    • @SterileNeutrino
      @SterileNeutrino Год назад +22

      Have some unicorn meat with your fantasies. Do you know whether the UK will even get through the winter?

    • @baldyslapnut.
      @baldyslapnut. Год назад

      Unfortunately, all will soon be forgotten in the scramble by Western multinationals to begin trading with ruSSia again. Under the guise of reintegrating ruSSia into the global economy, of course!
      The justification will be to allow ruSSia to generate money to pay for reparations. A new outwardly humble and contrite political leadership might emerge to facilitate the West's greed. Simmering away in the background will be the old order, ultra nationalists and hard-liners, feeding on grievance and perceived humiliation (all entirely self-inflicted by their cohort in the first place). Reparations, if any even get forwarded, will start to dwindle. 'National priorities' will change, a military rebuilding will have been ongoing, and it will start all over again. Maybe not with a Ukraine as a NATO member, but it will happen somewhere on ruSSia's border. The imperialist 'DNA' of a particular type of ruSSian cannot be altered. Hopefully, generations of 'normal' ruSSians will breed it out. I don't see much hope for that aspiration, though, since a huge proportion of men who might be fathers of the next generation have been sacrificed on the altar of putin's ego.

    • @frankshailes3205
      @frankshailes3205 Год назад +37

      @@SterileNeutrino Useless contribution from Ivan there.

  • @war-painter
    @war-painter Год назад +6

    Love that Bill Browder and I’m beginning to really warm to your interviewer now too. Speaking from experience, it’s tough being an American female working in London, although probably easier than in the seventies (!) she’s doing a great job.

  • @richardhouser508
    @richardhouser508 Год назад +53

    Bill Browder knows his subject very thoroughly! What a great interview! Slava Ukraine!

    • @gmw3083
      @gmw3083 Год назад +5

      He knows the western narrative

    • @Mista1Take
      @Mista1Take Год назад

      Deaht to Nazikraine muppet of the Nato.

    • @gilmueller4803
      @gilmueller4803 Год назад

      Was his father the long-time head of the USA Communist party?

    • @Markdmarque
      @Markdmarque Год назад

      He surely knows how to obey his puppet masters...Not a shred of truth in what he says

    • @williamclayton9566
      @williamclayton9566 Год назад +1

      Browder is a fraud. His claims about Russia/Putin are pure projection. Everyone that watched this has lost IQ points as a result.

  • @ADAM-fy8ht
    @ADAM-fy8ht Год назад +1

    Excellent points Bill 👍

  • @mileswebster7651
    @mileswebster7651 Год назад +241

    Give Ukraine what they need ASAP! Well said Bill 🫡

    • @lifeisblessed4802
      @lifeisblessed4802 Год назад

      We know the truth,Putin tried to stop the war long time ago,this aint Ukraines war

    • @tonidimitrova6078
      @tonidimitrova6078 Год назад +3

      Ukraine needs peace, ASAP. While there are still young Ukrainian men! I'm sick and tired of ads for Ukrainian women looking for love

    • @kw8757
      @kw8757 Год назад

      And give them the right to strike deep into Russia with western weapons, see how POS Putin likes that.

    • @baldyslapnut.
      @baldyslapnut. Год назад +13

      ​@@tonidimitrova6078, you probably need to modify your general viewing habits if that's the targeted advertising you get...

    • @tonidimitrova6078
      @tonidimitrova6078 Год назад +4

      @@baldyslapnut.😂 yup

  • @gerryleonard6291
    @gerryleonard6291 Год назад +315

    NEVER trust a tyrant,a traitor,or a thief.

    • @wanderer2246
      @wanderer2246 Год назад +1

      @@lyndaevans1504 Working for russian propaganda? With what they are paying now? Shitcoins?

    • @jankwartel1860
      @jankwartel1860 Год назад +20

      ​@@lyndaevans1504nah, agent orange is the (Individual One) I'M thinking of, 3 out of 3. 🤢🤮 ADD Liar to that too plz.

    • @clancywiggam
      @clancywiggam Год назад +2

      @@lyndaevans1504 Blair? Jesus, topical! What about that Dwight Eisenhower!

    • @danielgoring1328
      @danielgoring1328 Год назад +4

      @mankrangovein add Starmer and Yousaf to that list

    • @danielcmasters
      @danielcmasters Год назад +9

      Joe Biden

  • @neiltomkins4713
    @neiltomkins4713 Год назад +15

    I could listen to Bill Bowder all day. He is logical, sensible and realistic. Don’t get that much these days.

    • @gillianpope9039
      @gillianpope9039 Год назад

      He has written a couple of books that are well worth reading. Red Notice and Freezing Order.

    • @bryonyallan2202
      @bryonyallan2202 Год назад

      Yes, so refreshing to listen to a serious expert who has no political agenda. Praying for Putin’s downfall.

  • @margaretlamb2432
    @margaretlamb2432 Год назад +6

    Thank you Mr. Browder and the interviewer for this. Love listening to this man. Agree with all that he says especially about Putin. Glory to Ukraine. 🙏 🇺🇦💙💛💕❤️

  • @indiana146
    @indiana146 Год назад +1

    Thanks mr browder

  • @ivanadresia5720
    @ivanadresia5720 Год назад +36

    All the most important questions and answers in 17 minutes. Perfect.

    • @nolaserv
      @nolaserv Год назад +1

      not really, he is lagging behind with news.

  • @LukVik
    @LukVik Год назад +63

    Finally someone talking sense!! Stop appeasing Putler!!!

  • @cynthiamarie2107
    @cynthiamarie2107 Год назад +222

    Exactly. putin will not stop until he is forced to stop. 👍👏👏👏

    • @SterileNeutrino
      @SterileNeutrino Год назад

      The EU and UK will crumble to dust before anything like that happens

    • @Thereyougo2
      @Thereyougo2 Год назад

      Why should he stop , Ukraine is the axis of evil on this earth . He will never stop , this fight is until Armageddon. The end . Instead of hating , you should try some resolve . Maybe you got it all wrong , maybe your fully brainwashed into believing lies of msm and nato

    • @cheechdubinsky6709
      @cheechdubinsky6709 Год назад +1

      Ok Forrest

    • @Peace17292
      @Peace17292 Год назад +4

      Just like all bullies...

    • @johnfrensch9879
      @johnfrensch9879 Год назад

      Putin won’t stoop until someone smokes him

  • @paulbromley6687
    @paulbromley6687 Год назад +5

    The saying was never more true that if you fail to learn from your mistakes you made in history then you are destined to repeat them in future. Appeasement never works long term

    • @Bob-nd2mr
      @Bob-nd2mr Год назад +1

      "thinking that by feeding the crocodile you will be eaten last" CHURCHILL
      THIS TIME....no appeasement ...Ukraine able to defend itself now and for the foreseeable future by Land . Sea . Air . Jens Stoltenborg NATO summit. Vilnius, Lithuania June 2023. Thats the mission. Now is the actual operation.

  • @mikehunt6218
    @mikehunt6218 Год назад +9

    Bill browder is one of the few people that can make real sense out of what's going on,. I respect his opinion greatly,. I wish we had more bill browder's in this world 🌎

    • @war-painter
      @war-painter Год назад +2

      Browder is one of the few non-Russians that really knows whereof he speaks. So many Americans talk smack about Russia but honestly, do they have a clue? Most don’t even speak Russian for a start. Now the Ukrainians, the folks in the Baltics, Finland, all the ex-Soviet republics, they know a thing or two. I could listen to Masha Gessen or Garry Kasparov all day long, but they LIVED it.

  • @darrelldog5
    @darrelldog5 Год назад +97

    Some great points, Bill... He's right on...

    • @dpelpal
      @dpelpal Год назад

      He's one of the most knowledgeable people about how corrupt the russian government is. He estimates the russian government has stolen over 6 trillion from the russian people

    • @RobKirbyson14
      @RobKirbyson14 Год назад +4

      A great analyst and orator.

  • @emiliat.5881
    @emiliat.5881 Год назад +105

    If the allies want Ukraine to win, when are they provide the weapons that is necessary for a victory on the battlefield?

    • @JohnDretired
      @JohnDretired Год назад

      Dementia Joe is slow rolling support.

    • @stewartmackay
      @stewartmackay Год назад +5

      It is happening.

    • @nolaserv
      @nolaserv Год назад +2

      Yes, the US is stepping it up now with support of the grain issue, F-16-s and more. This guy is lagging a little behind with the news.

    • @DS9TREK
      @DS9TREK Год назад +2

      ​@@nolaserva few F-16s won't win the war for Ukraine. They need so much more

    • @adamsloan5471
      @adamsloan5471 Год назад +2

      F-16s will certainly help. I think we should just sink the black sea fleet and call his nuclear weapons bluff.

  • @terryrafferty7559
    @terryrafferty7559 Год назад +7

    I loved that tiny little smile when he said Putin was afraid everyday that he was gonna be hung on a light post

  • @johncleere6293
    @johncleere6293 Год назад +14

    great man bill talks complete sense

    • @thomasw.glasgow7449
      @thomasw.glasgow7449 Год назад

      yeah non sense .

    • @johncleere6293
      @johncleere6293 Год назад

      @@thomasw.glasgow7449 well you must be used to nonsense in Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

    • @thomasw.glasgow7449
      @thomasw.glasgow7449 Год назад

      @@johncleere6293 well ah might be but am in london . 😎

  • @Tadrian4084
    @Tadrian4084 Год назад +147

    Ukrainian must not negotiate, Putin must pay

    • @peregrine7303
      @peregrine7303 Год назад +13

      He should go on holiday to the Hague

    • @opensizhe
      @opensizhe Год назад +4

      Negotiations would have more value, even after Putin's evil, IF it would stop it going further. On previous behavior however it'd more likely encourage worse from him in atrocities, complete disregard for agreements which he'd blaim on the Ukrainians, & consolidation prior to further attempts of conquest.

    • @ericmaclaurin8525
      @ericmaclaurin8525 Год назад +5

      If negotiations include complete withdrawal and reparations I think it's appropriate to negotiate safe passage for troop withdrawal and how reparations are structured.

    • @douglashyslop2209
      @douglashyslop2209 Год назад +2

      Ukraine must not negotiate? That must be hard for you to say from your comfortable home. Ukraine is destroyed or will be a shadow of its former self. For all those saying Putin is such a bad guy, well he now has the most powerful military Russia had had in a long time. Russia is in a much better position than it has been for a long time, so we’ll done.

    • @Erhogz
      @Erhogz Год назад +1

      Well maybe then you are willing to help them on battlefield? They are in need for people coz dead people couldn't be replaced this fast you know.

  • @chdimas
    @chdimas Год назад +13

    On point. Well said. Great interview

  • @petpot1962
    @petpot1962 Год назад +10

    Why is there always a double take on the interviews, it's frankly annoying Times Radio

  • @JohanStapel-movies
    @JohanStapel-movies Год назад +9

    Thank you for this clear and straightforward analysis and explanation. Glad I watched this update.

  • @alteredbeast7145
    @alteredbeast7145 Год назад +35

    I honestly feel sorry for the average soldier. Constantly called upon by tyrants to die.

    • @PortsladeBySea
      @PortsladeBySea Год назад +1

      Excellent comment. It reminds me of the Roman Empire. Each emperor had to put his mark on history, which was often achieved by inflicting war upon one neighbour, or another 🫢🇷🇺🏛️⚰️

    • @joachimfrank4134
      @joachimfrank4134 Год назад +3

      ​@@PortsladeBySeamany Roman emperors were overthrown by their own elite guards.

    • @RK-zf1jm
      @RK-zf1jm Год назад +1

      @@joachimfrank4134 well yeah but not for noble reasons they literally murdered a emperor for refusing a wage increase for the bodyguard. Yes you are correct in terms of it is up to the Russians to actually refuse to fight and refuse to go to the front and to actually band together and ensure putin is the one on the front with an ak and tank from the 1940s and see how he does

  • @daydays12
    @daydays12 Год назад +12

    I love to think that every day Pootler is sitting there afraid he's going to be hanged from a lamp post!

  • @freespirit5680
    @freespirit5680 Год назад +7

    Well said, Mr Browder. We have sought to appease Putin for far too long, and he has grabbed everything we offered. In the meantime, we did nothing to provide proper deterrence. As Gen. Ben Hodges has said, the war in Ukraine is the result of failed deterrence; this is what failed deterrence looks like. Whatever we think deterrence costs, it is as nothing compared with the costs of war and its aftermath.

    • @thomasw.glasgow7449
      @thomasw.glasgow7449 Год назад

      an what would yi call more than doubling the size of nato then , a deterance that caused this ? not workin well there mate , we broke so many deals wi Russia ah don't blame them so go Putin

    • @alfredmicallef
      @alfredmicallef 10 месяцев назад

      Q

  • @nerdyali4154
    @nerdyali4154 Год назад +20

    I don't think it was that Wagner were not being sent ammunition, it was more a case of them being reduced to the same ammunition quantities as the rest of the Russian forces. Wagner were apparently firing multiples of the amount of artillery as the rest of the Russians, but a new overall commander probably took exception to that.

    • @a0flj0
      @a0flj0 Год назад +6

      They also had to show something for what they were firing. There was definitely a quarrel between Prigozhin on one side and Shoigu and Gherasimov on the other. Which most likely caused Wagner to be under-supplied, if not compared to other Russian troops then at least in relation to what they were tasked to do. If only Prigozhin wouldn't have stopped the march of his men on Moscow ...

  • @mrmostlyharmless
    @mrmostlyharmless Год назад +54

    Love this guy. Says it like it is. If only Russians could be unbrainwashed….

    • @gmw3083
      @gmw3083 Год назад

      He's a lying POS

    • @lichtwerkersvideografie4602
      @lichtwerkersvideografie4602 Год назад

      Yes that would be great !! Maybe they can count you in ! All this news everyday of Putin this Putin that smells like indoctrination !!

    • @tibchy144
      @tibchy144 Год назад

      Actually he's a propagandist. In all those years he's been after Putin, he hasn't said one positive word about him which cearly indicates he's a biased opinion maker.

    • @khiem1939
      @khiem1939 Год назад

      They CAN, but usually it takes a 9mm "injection" to the back of their cranium!

    • @M88881
      @M88881 Год назад

      😂😂
      "Unbrainwashed"..is that what you say on this channel?

  • @sassymia536
    @sassymia536 Год назад +2

    Love your books Bill.

  • @nikolajjrgensen3750
    @nikolajjrgensen3750 Год назад +18

    Very clever perspectives you present. I love your arguments and rationales 👍

  • @jimheath4200
    @jimheath4200 Год назад +17

    Too many Chamberlin's not enough Churchill's

    • @sess5206
      @sess5206 Год назад +3

      That's good, agree completely. Negotiations will be Munich, 1938 all over again.

    • @canuckprogressive.3435
      @canuckprogressive.3435 Год назад

      @@azdaz7109 WTH are you even talking about?

  • @mediocremike5986
    @mediocremike5986 Год назад +178

    I think the question should have been “Will the rest of the world ever trust Russia again”?

    • @TheGundamZero
      @TheGundamZero Год назад

      Russia didn't lie about anything. The EU and Biden did.

    • @dw4303
      @dw4303 Год назад

      Never. Rusky cannot be trusted ever. Well, only when they move back to Mongolia

    • @chrisboyne5791
      @chrisboyne5791 Год назад +32

      Or respect Russia again

    • @GARDENER42
      @GARDENER42 Год назад +36

      The last time Russia deserved trust was under Gorbachev.
      The next time will be when they've paid for this war & we've had a couple of decades without any aggression on their part.

    • @mrmostlyharmless
      @mrmostlyharmless Год назад +32

      Never under Putin. Russia needs to give up its imperialist ambitions and simply become democratic, free, and join the west. Be stronger together than apart. But Putin and his cronies gotta go.

  • @rev.waynet.oleary7387
    @rev.waynet.oleary7387 Год назад +10

    This guy is spot on. He is also calm and reassuring. The lady interviewer is polite and also calming. The BBC could learn a great deal here! Very helpful and informative.

    • @williamclayton9566
      @williamclayton9566 Год назад

      Browder is a fraud. His claims about Russia/Putin are pure projection. Everyone that watched this has lost IQ points as a result. If you want the truth, check out Col Douglas MacGregor, Col Tony Shafer, Maj Scott Ritter.

  • @johntyson1958
    @johntyson1958 Год назад +4

    This is about as good as it gets. Kudos

  • @lqr824
    @lqr824 Год назад +18

    3:50 it's not clear "Prigozhin didn't show loyalty to Putin." His military insurrection was said to be against the head of the military, NOT against Putin. Of course I don't think I'd believe Prigozhin, but, there's no specific reason he'd have to go after Putin, his force was laughably small for such an attack and telegraphed it's move to Moscow over several days, which no coup would actually do. (If Putin is indeed thrown out of office by force, Putin will not know from where the coup came or what form it took until he literally feels the physical knife or bullet entering his body. He's not going to have TV footage for three days.) Finally, don't ask me what convinced me it wasn't a coup attempt, ask Putin what convinced Putin it wasn't a coup attempt. The guy's still (apparently) alive which is more than I can say for the top two military figures.

    • @johnwinkler5361
      @johnwinkler5361 Год назад +3

      I think so too

    • @nolaserv
      @nolaserv Год назад

      great point! You don't want an assassin to know where you are. Maybe it was a ploy to put Prigozhin's troops into Lukashenko's hands so the monkey would be on his back about the riots in Africa. Only time will tell if Putin and Russia doesn't run out of it.

    • @juliettewhittaker8904
      @juliettewhittaker8904 Год назад +3

      But Putin himself called him a traitor that needed to be punished. In fact he was so scared putin left Mosco in a private jet. Putin has lost a lot of power.

    • @lqr824
      @lqr824 Год назад +1

      @@juliettewhittaker8904 > But Putin himself called him a traitor that needed to be punished
      I don't speak Russian so didn't get the full nuance of Putin's comments, but I don't think Putin was saying Pregozhin was trying to do a coup, or that he was PERSONALLY disloyal, did he? "traitor" could mean a person attack, or an attack against the nation, or could mean simply that he was making a huge problem for Putin withouth actually being disloyal.
      > In fact he was so scared putin left Mosco in a private jet
      My understanding is that one of the many jets Putin travels on was seen on international navigation systems as leaving Moscow. I don't know if there's any record Putin was on it or if Putin was spotted actually outside of Moscow. It doesn't make sense though that if Putin thought he might be attacked by Pregozhin that he'd flee on a plane with a publicly-accessible flight plan! Putin also travels all the time so even if he travelled there's not much to be read into that. Putin also has a dozen locations, apparently, with exactly the same office built, so no-one he's talking to can be sure exactly where he is. It's also possible Putin fled at first just in case, but soon or soonish was in touch with Pregozhin and understood better what was going on.
      But back to my original statement: I'm not saying Putin wasn't the target of a coup. I'm just saying Browder seems to assume it but that I haven't seen ANY such evidence (except, as you say, very circumstantially, one of Putin's planes leaving Moscow in a very visible manner with a public flight plan that particular weekend).

    • @roberthanks1636
      @roberthanks1636 Год назад

      Of course, it was a coup attempt. If Prigozhin had replaced Shoigu and Gerasimov, that would have demonstrated that he - and not Putin - was the most powerful man in Russia. Prigozhin was probably counting on help from discontented elites in Moscow, but when that he didn't materialize, he called it off.

  • @AnunnakisGods
    @AnunnakisGods Год назад +137

    ☝️ I admire Ukraine more and more even with everything that is going on, which is not little! but it gives pleasure to see that the democratic independent ukrainian state that is working very well even with this unjust war aggressor invader they continue to keep Faithful or democracy and justice...Slava Ukraini ✌️🇵🇹🇺🇦🇪🇺 3:05

    • @davieodell9369
      @davieodell9369 Год назад +1

      Lol🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @proudamerican1443
      @proudamerican1443 Год назад +5

      Just a question of concern: is Ukraine truly "democratic", without free elections and free press?

    • @B.D.E.
      @B.D.E. Год назад

      ​@@proudamerican1443 It has elections and is working towards being a full democracy. Russia on the other hand is a dictatorship and getting rapidly worse. The only real democracies are in Europe. The US was downgraded thanks to Trump.

    • @johnshaw4140
      @johnshaw4140 Год назад +11

      @@proudamerican1443 the electorate that voted for Zelensky was and is entirely free

    • @javierpatag3609
      @javierpatag3609 Год назад

      @@proudamerican1443 Zelenskyy and Poroshenko ran a Ukraine that was 50% / 50% pro-West and pro-Russia after Euromaidan and before this war. Putin runs unopposed and with high approval. Guess which one has free elections and free press. (Hint: It ain't the latter.)

  • @fredfred2363
    @fredfred2363 Год назад +26

    All of Bill's interviews are enlightening and informative. 👍🏻🇬🇧

    • @williamclayton9566
      @williamclayton9566 Год назад +1

      Browder is a fraud. His claims about Russia/Putin are pure projection. Everyone that watched this has lost IQ points as a result.

  • @lesbrattain6864
    @lesbrattain6864 Год назад +1

    Very good! Lets hear more from Bill.

  • @beringstraitrailway
    @beringstraitrailway Год назад +16

    Vlad should get out there on the front line and lead his troops into battle!

    • @Apollonos
      @Apollonos Год назад +2

      Yes! He should be shirtless, riding a white horse and carrying a sword.

    • @beringstraitrailway
      @beringstraitrailway Год назад

      @@Apollonos
      Since Putin is so obsessed with Crimea and having more than one way to access it, perhaps make a deal that if his forces leave Ukraine quickly, and all of the children who were removed from Ukraine are returned to their relatives, then he can stay in a house in Crimea permanently surrounded by a thick walls, protected by guards provided by Ukraine and the ICC!

    • @elisabethperrin8604
      @elisabethperrin8604 Год назад

      With his money stolen all these years.

  • @jwini8780
    @jwini8780 Год назад +6

    These interviews are really fascinating

  • @jamesboekbinder3967
    @jamesboekbinder3967 Год назад +8

    Good interview!

  • @martincicchino1228
    @martincicchino1228 Год назад +1

    Thank you Bill!

  • @cragboom3
    @cragboom3 Год назад +195

    Bill Browder is brilliant. Clarity and honesty. "This man is a menace to the world" Putin.

    • @francovaderno3532
      @francovaderno3532 Год назад +3

      MAybe for Putin - ok, but not for the world

    • @polarvortex3294
      @polarvortex3294 Год назад +3

      Not sure about his Russian casualty stats though... Over 200,000 dead seems way too high.

    • @charlo90952
      @charlo90952 Год назад +6

      ​@@karmakazi101Sounds like western propaganda.

    • @ghoffmann821
      @ghoffmann821 Год назад +6

      ​@@polarvortex3294He also misused the term, "iron curtain" a number of times. This guy strikes me as that guy everyone knows, who watches the news all day and thinks he's a policy expert.

    • @ghoffmann821
      @ghoffmann821 Год назад +2

      ​@@polarvortex3294He also misused the term, "iron curtain" a number of times. This guy strikes me as that guy everyone knows, who watches the news all day and thinks he's a policy expert.

  • @staleofte3309
    @staleofte3309 Год назад +2

    Bill is on point! Crystal clear! 👍👍👍

  • @gdewyg
    @gdewyg Год назад +89

    Problem with putin is that "he can't take a word from anyone including his advisors "

    • @nicklindberg90
      @nicklindberg90 Год назад +21

      An autocrats favorite mistake!

    • @tonupharry
      @tonupharry Год назад +24

      Thats not his only problem , he has serious personality issues .

    • @John-uh8kl
      @John-uh8kl Год назад

      Uh?

    • @John-uh8kl
      @John-uh8kl Год назад +2

      ​@@smoothoperator2008sGood point. It's always the case that other people know more about a person than that person knows, until they know themselves. An extremely good comment.

    • @nightshift3720
      @nightshift3720 Год назад +1

      How do you know this unless you are James Bond.

  • @paulhoskin3286
    @paulhoskin3286 Год назад +44

    Putin's the laughing stock of russia

    • @Paul-ms2fz
      @Paul-ms2fz Год назад

      putin Just a little Bully Boy.
      Russia just go home and stop embarrassing yourselves, Glory to Ukraine 🇺🇦 🇺🇦.

    • @rolyjosephs4797
      @rolyjosephs4797 Год назад

      Actually he's not which is sad. Many Russians still believe in Putin and his lies. Sad, Sad, Sad!

    • @BaronVonGreenback1882
      @BaronVonGreenback1882 Год назад +1

      Yeh, with the highest approval rating of 80% . Paul, stop listening to this man and listen to proper US military men, Colonel MgGreggor and Scott Ritter for example, they know the score.

  • @joeytirado7704
    @joeytirado7704 Год назад +7

    'Hung from a lamp post" great idea Bill.

  • @acreguy3156
    @acreguy3156 Год назад +5

    Nine billion people on the planet and we're letting one monster rule us all. Humans never learn.

  • @ralphcantrell3214
    @ralphcantrell3214 Год назад +1

    There's Ol' Bill Browder! Gog bless him. He never passes up a chance to get on a public forum and give Putin what for.

  • @garydzidowski1134
    @garydzidowski1134 Год назад +52

    Putin is not scared enough...he's still alive, sadly.

    • @dpelpal
      @dpelpal Год назад +15

      He's just hiding in a bunker lol.

    • @HAASMINIMILL1
      @HAASMINIMILL1 Год назад +3

      Sadly so is Nuland and Blinken

    • @jdocean1
      @jdocean1 Год назад +8

      @@HAASMINIMILL1yeah sure Russian. Edit: neither of those two people have to hide in bunkers nor are they internationally wanted kidnappers either. So they got that going for them 😂.

    • @wanderer2246
      @wanderer2246 Год назад +2

      @@HAASMINIMILL1 russian bots deffinetely dont bother with updating their guidelines

    • @Giantly
      @Giantly Год назад

      ​@@dpelpal
      Bunker Opa Pootin 🇷🇺👌🏻

  • @acreguy3156
    @acreguy3156 Год назад +3

    At 17:09, "Putler hung from a lamp post." I'll buy a ticket to that show. When does it play?

    • @thomasw.glasgow7449
      @thomasw.glasgow7449 Год назад

      still with the lynching model , yeah keep thinkin like that mate see how it goes , aye !

  • @susanaqueiroz9366
    @susanaqueiroz9366 Год назад +32

    💙💛🙏Slava Ukraine and the Brave Heroes fighting for their Country and their Freedom 🙏💙💙💙💛💛💛🇺🇦❤️🇵🇹

  • @billwheeler3687
    @billwheeler3687 Год назад +16

    I don't think Russian Grandees really want Vladdy to stick around to try to fix a serious problem of his own making. As Mr. Browder says, Putin stayed in power not be governing well but by allowing kleptocratic opportunities to expand.

    • @williamclayton9566
      @williamclayton9566 Год назад +1

      Browder is a fraud. His claims about Russia/Putin are pure projection. Everyone that watched this has lost IQ points as a result. If you want the truth, check out Col Douglas MacGregor, Col Tony Shafer, Maj Scott Ritter.

  • @joekurt7363
    @joekurt7363 Год назад +22

    " Mr Browder speaks sense with every word and every sentence. We need more people like Mr Browder in influential places. He shines a light towards a peaceful future", and he has since the beginning of this war in 2014... Well said, I agree with all the positive comments made below. We need to end the war first, for Ukraine, the Russian people and our civilised world.

    • @horiboyablemgtow7842
      @horiboyablemgtow7842 Год назад

      Browder is a crook

    • @williamclayton9566
      @williamclayton9566 Год назад +1

      Browder is a fraud. His claims about Russia/Putin are pure projection. Everyone that watched this has lost IQ points as a result. If you want the truth, check out Col Douglas MacGregor, Col Tony Shafer, Maj Scott Ritter.

    • @thomasw.glasgow7449
      @thomasw.glasgow7449 Год назад

      try tellin that ti the us then mate !

  • @agustinenzoa4447
    @agustinenzoa4447 Год назад +23

    I couldn't agree more with this man on a Strategic Geopolitical outlook for NATO. This is the way to go for Western Civilization.

    • @agustinenzoa4447
      @agustinenzoa4447 Год назад +7

      I also agree on giving UA all the support they need to win this war in the battledfied ASAP. Giving them ATACAMS and F-16s to start with.

    • @jackburgess274
      @jackburgess274 Год назад

      >>"This is the way to go for Western Civilization."
      It went a while back.

    • @HungryGhost999
      @HungryGhost999 Год назад +4

      @@jackburgess274ruzzian troll. Wake up, you’re on the wrong side of history.

    • @leoplaate1165
      @leoplaate1165 Год назад

      ​@@jackburgess274where 14:18 back did it go than ...? Be more specivic....!!
      Or maybe you are a BOT ..........

    • @jackburgess274
      @jackburgess274 Год назад

      @@leoplaate1165
      Being finished, it went into the dustbin of history.

  • @tinceor4665
    @tinceor4665 Год назад +13

    Bill Browder, definitely one of the good guys, so interesting.

    • @boota1979
      @boota1979 Год назад

      @tinceor4665 Yeah of course he is, the grandson of a Russian spy!!!

  • @annieferrer501
    @annieferrer501 Год назад

    Thank you for ur honest thoughts Mr.Browder ur insight highly appreciated.

  • @number1genoa
    @number1genoa Год назад +6

    A scorpion wanted to cross a river and asked a frog if he would carry him across on his back. The frog said no because you will sting me and I will die. The Scorpion laughed and said he wouldn't do that because they would both drown. So the frog agreed and sure enough half way across the scorpion stung the frog. The frog said "why did you do that because now we will both drown to which the scorpion answered "This is the Russian Federation"

    • @chefroud2415
      @chefroud2415 Год назад

      More like America!
      Would there be a war if right-wing Ukrainians hadn't overthrown their democratically elected government in 2014?
      Putin is a crook and should be in prison, but two wrongs don't make a right!
      The UK can't afford to pay its nurses but can afford to keep arming right wing dictatorships that pretend to be democratic but who actually ban opposition parties and a third of their population from voting.
      I'm glad Russia lost the cold war because if it had been the other way around, we would be atomic dust by now!
      Have no doubt that America would never have allowed Russia to break some of their states away from the US and arm them and I wouldn't blame them.
      But Russia also thinks like that.
      The Americans are losing their dominance of the world and are trying to split up the opposition, divide and rule has always been their got to place.
      Well, Russia and China aren't having that anymore and who but absolute right-wing nut jobs would like to live in a country like America, which has school kids being shot dead nearly every day and more people in prison than China and more people in absolute poverty than China according to the UN.
      The USA is a great place for the rich, they have a justice system that favours them and a political system as well.
      If it was truly democratic it would have the person with the most votes as president and not the electoral college.
      The UK is just as bad with its first past the post system, which is just another way of slanting democracy in favour of the rich!

  • @LegendaryInfortainment
    @LegendaryInfortainment Год назад +9

    I strongly suspect Bill to have heeded the Anson, and learned to Grok at a very young age. He does it VERY well I'd say. His depth of understanding knows of few equals for good reason(ing). Massive thank you to the professional interviewer, she rocks.

  • @joels5150
    @joels5150 Год назад +4

    I agree with Browder on most of his takes, except for his thought that Navalny would be a good replacement for Putin. While Navalny is for exposing corruption and kleptocracy in Russia, he’s also an nationalist who supported Russia interference in sovereign foreign countries like Georgia and Chechnya. He would be an improvement over a tyrant like Putin, but not ultimately a solution for the problems Russia poses to the world.

    • @santoriniblue8413
      @santoriniblue8413 Год назад

      Ditto also. The failure was for the West to not have provided Russia also a path to convergence with EU/NATO, which does ot mean to integrate it. Even Yeltsin who was so pro West, hit the reality that great power game is something that goes beyond ideology.

    • @altamore98
      @altamore98 Год назад

      You forgot his support for the invasion of Ukraine in 2014.

  • @chrisvonahnen3578
    @chrisvonahnen3578 Год назад +2

    Very impressive presentation 👍

  • @fredrikh9299
    @fredrikh9299 Год назад +1

    Give Ukraine all they need to end Russian terrorism. Glory to all supporters of democracy and freedom!

  • @deecee1522
    @deecee1522 Год назад +38

    SLAVA UKRAINI 💪💪💪

  • @RandalPenman
    @RandalPenman Год назад +24

    Completely sensible & sound observations. Thank you. All personnel need training & support. All infrastructure (buildings and missiles) needs maintenance. When Putin & Company rob their personnel and neglect their infrastructure for 2 decades it is not rational to expect those personnel to properly maintain their infrastructure or their equipment to function as designed. By “hollowing out” Russia in order to build more mansions and attend more parties, Putin exposed his own frauds when he picked this obscene fight. Russia has been getting away with far too much for far too long, because we have been timid. Russians need to remove Putin and we collectively need to stop allowing them to harm anyone outside the Russian borders. Slava Ukraine!

    • @neilpountney9414
      @neilpountney9414 Год назад

      and we are still being timid. Its time to end Russians incursions into other lands forever. Get NATO boots on the ground, Planes in the air and kick them out of Ukraine and then construct a huge "Iron Wall". Do not allow Russians free movement within the West. Remove all trade with Russia. Kick any company who wants to do business in Russia out of the West. Yes, its fantasy but to most sane people that is what we should be doing. Blame Politicians of all Countries and all Parties because just like Putin they all have a vested interest.

    • @mike4480
      @mike4480 Год назад +5

      ….Glory to all of the Heroes of Ukraine..and anyone who aids Ukrainian Victory…Including Bills insightful words

    • @thomasw.glasgow7449
      @thomasw.glasgow7449 Год назад

      sounds just like the U S there mate , aye !

    • @thomasw.glasgow7449
      @thomasw.glasgow7449 Год назад

      @@mike4480 ha ha ha .

  • @markking3779
    @markking3779 Год назад +15

    Could listen to Bill for hrs..

  • @RobertPickeringBucketList69
    @RobertPickeringBucketList69 Год назад +1

    I would like to see you debate Scott Ritter... that might lead us to some real understanding

  • @amyhallowes4438
    @amyhallowes4438 Год назад +1

    Best interview I've heard. I'd like to follow him.

  • @rikcoach1
    @rikcoach1 Год назад +5

    Comment number two:
    It looks to me like the reason Putin is adding additional mercenary groups is because the regular military did noting when Prigosin marched on Moscow. He needs fixers. You know, like the mob.

  • @schmatever
    @schmatever Год назад +14

    Loved that especially the ending, "hung from a lamppost" you know when the entire western world is not even willing to spell your name with capitals that "a lamppost" is the highly likely ending.

  • @plasntawmlajlim9310
    @plasntawmlajlim9310 Год назад +5

    Ruzzia would be more excited if those drones were delivered by the supersonic missiles.

  • @vegas1a
    @vegas1a Год назад +1

    "Hung from a Lamp post" Excellent outcome!!!! I will personally supply the rope!

  • @cjb5003
    @cjb5003 Год назад +2

    If Putin's army is hollowed out, why is it that they are advancing.That tells me Ukraine army also hollowed out.

  • @flash7355
    @flash7355 Год назад +40

    So a faschist, a dictator and a warcrimminal goes into a bar... the bartender asks what'll be mr Putin..

    • @ianjackson9493
      @ianjackson9493 Год назад +3

      That's as bad as the baby harp seal that walked into a club...

  • @isopod666
    @isopod666 Год назад +9

    Wise words and a good analysis regarding the political, economical and military situation on the Ruzzian - Ukraine war by Mr Browder

  • @betterdonotanswer
    @betterdonotanswer Год назад +30

    14:45 This particular war actually started in 1992 when Muscovy made an attempt to annex Crimea for the first time. There was even some shooting in Sevastopol, but the Ukrainian military somehow managed to contain the situation on the verge of a full scale invasion. The point is that the 537 years long Muscovite invasion of Ukraine started centuries before Putin and will not stop after Putin until the final collapse of Muscovy.

    • @rharris4736
      @rharris4736 Год назад +2

      Amen.

    • @christiandauz3742
      @christiandauz3742 Год назад +1

      Medieval Ukraine wished it have Himars to fight off the Mongols, Putin's ancestors!!!

    • @betterdonotanswer
      @betterdonotanswer Год назад +1

      Back in 1240 the medieval HIMARS were on the Mongol side, in the form of Chinese siege engines. As for the proto-Muscovites, meaning several renegade Ruthenian princes from Zalesie and their Finno-Ugric subjects, they served the Mongols and took part in the invasion of Rus (Ukraine) and Severia (Ukraine).

    • @christiandauz3742
      @christiandauz3742 Год назад +1

      @@betterdonotanswer
      If Rifles existed back during the time of the Vikings then the world would be in a much better place
      Viking and Nomadic raids would be very rare

  • @theodorejay1046
    @theodorejay1046 10 месяцев назад +1

    Anyone who's good at what they do is a threat to Putin. 🙄

  • @JK-mr7ln
    @JK-mr7ln Год назад

    I agree with everything you’ve said. Thank you.

  • @bigdada018
    @bigdada018 Год назад +14

    Blessings, peace and luck from California to Ukraine 🙏🙏✌🍀💙💛

    • @chefroud2415
      @chefroud2415 Год назад

      Would there be a war if right-wing Ukrainians hadn't overthrown their democratically elected government in 2014?
      Putin is a crook and should be in prison, but two wrongs don't make a right!
      The UK can't afford to pay its nurses but can afford to keep arming right wing dictatorships that pretend to be democratic but who actually ban opposition parties and a third of their population from voting.
      I'm glad Russia lost the cold war because if it had been the other way around, we would be atomic dust by now!
      Have no doubt that America would never have allowed Russia to break some of their states away from the US and arm them and I wouldn't blame them.
      But Russia also thinks like that.
      The Americans are losing their dominance of the world and are trying to split up the opposition, divide and rule has always been their got to place.
      Well, Russia and China aren't having that anymore and who but absolute right-wing nut jobs would like to live in a country like America, which has school kids being shot dead nearly every day and more people in prison than China and more people in absolute poverty than China according to the UN.
      The USA is a great place for the rich, they have a justice system that favours them and a political system as well.
      If it was truly democratic it would have the person with the most votes as president and not the electoral college.
      The UK is just as bad with its first past the post system, which is just another way of slanting democracy in favour of the rich!

  • @kevinlee8713
    @kevinlee8713 Год назад +10

    Thank you Bill Browder !!! Very clear and comprehensive commentary!!! 🇺🇦

    • @philiprufus4427
      @philiprufus4427 Год назад

      The man has Putins type of Russian well sussed. The Homicidal Dictator.

  • @joaosil
    @joaosil Год назад +1

    Totally agree with Bill's view

  • @kerlygerl
    @kerlygerl Год назад +2

    This gentleman knows his business. He makes sense.

    • @BaronVonGreenback1882
      @BaronVonGreenback1882 Год назад

      No he doesn't, he's lying through his teeth throughout this interview.

  • @christianfaust5141
    @christianfaust5141 Год назад +9

    Very good analysis, I see it the same. I have been married for 21 years with a Russian woman, and I learned step by step to decode Russian souls, and there is unimaginable despairation. And their worst problem is that they can not admit this despairation.

    • @Josma432
      @Josma432 Год назад +2

      I’ve always thought that they have a huge chip on their shoulder as we say in Australia, but you’ve described it better.

    • @christianfaust5141
      @christianfaust5141 Год назад +3

      I don't know the difference between desperation and despairation. I am not a native English speaker but the comment of the Australian watcher with the chip I like. Yes, if you look at the Russian history. It's unfortunately a history of too much misery. They are actually very smart and handy people, but their potential was always limited because a small leading group was only focused on ruling this incredible big country by force. And I think in this sheer big size of the country, the actual burden for each Russian is given. Till today, their is no concept to keep the country across 11 timezones and different ethnics together except by force and force is no concept.

  • @donparkison4617
    @donparkison4617 Год назад +10

    In the Afghan war, many of the soldiers were kids of high ranking party officials seeking credentials because their families believed it was an easy war. In this war it was and continues to be the poor and people separated from the cosmopolitain centers who are dying. That is why the mothers factor is diminished.

    • @donparkison4617
      @donparkison4617 Год назад

      @yanksbiglywvil I cant disagree with that. Both things are definitely true.

  • @terenceballands3321
    @terenceballands3321 Год назад +30

    SLAVA UKRAINI!!👊💥🇺🇦🇺🇦

  • @loki_of_earth
    @loki_of_earth Год назад +1

    I admire him for his unwavering crusade against Putin and for seeking justice for his late friend Sergei Magnitsky. Two brave men.

    • @_KEN_guru
      @_KEN_guru Год назад

      Thank you for remembering the true hero Sergei Magnitsky 🙏