A wonderfully intelligent man and extremely brave. He’s a shining light to us in the west. I am glad he is freeman and able to talk freely and openly of Putins regimes inhumanity to any individual that tells truth to power!
8:57 / 12:09 Vladimir Kara-Murza is a man of truth, honor, and courage, a man that any country should be proud to represent them in government. Why are many of the worst and most incompetent humans becoming the norm in the world's leaderships....
As a normal human, there's always fear, but you have to balance that in order to survive. Same with any other emotions. Putin is scared, many young men deserted Russia and Putin by leaving, refusing to fight, now Putin is resorting to getting North Koreans to fight the War in Ukraine. Putin realizes that his reign is over, digging for the last straw.
How important is it to have people like Vladimir Kara-Murza, who despite have been poisoned twice, imprisoned and lived under a constant threat from Putins regime, still keeps on with his mission. I hope that when Putin lose in Ukraine, then his terrorregime will be sent to the same prisons they willingly sends innocent people. The difference is that Putin and his KGB mafia is guilty of horrible crimes.
5:07 Where did this "Russian patriot in a truer sense of the word" get this idea that "Russia deserves a much better future, a much better fate than to be ruled by a murderous, aggressive, corrupt, authoritarian dictatorship."? It's one thing to say that you WANT your country to be a democracy, but quite different to claim that your country DESERVES to be one. Like what has Russia done to deserve to be a democratic country? Has suffered a lot? And if so, how could he claim that all that suffering was for in the name and for the sake of democracy? Go ask today's Russians about the war they are waging in Ukraine and you'll hear that all that is exactly for the sake of that same democracy, the aRudd way. An interesting, very Russian way of conceiving of democracy - and suffering for the same.
Amazing interview. So insightful. 👏👏👏
Excellent interview, congratulations
Thank you for sharing this.
You are a true believer Vladimir. I'm proud of all you have uncompromisingly done! We need more people like you.
that was epic.
What a beautiful interview! Thank you very much!
What a man !
A wonderfully intelligent man and extremely brave. He’s a shining light to us in the west. I am glad he is freeman and able to talk freely and openly of Putins regimes inhumanity to any individual that tells truth to power!
Fantastic interview..thank you.
The Russian may be out of Russia but Russia is not out of this Russian. Slava Ukraine.
If only these people were allowed to govern the world… there would be no more oppression and conflict 🫡🇸🇪🇺🇦🇬🇧
8:57 / 12:09
Vladimir Kara-Murza is a man of truth, honor, and courage, a man that any country should be proud to represent them in government. Why are many of the worst and most incompetent humans becoming the norm in the world's leaderships....
Putin is not afraid , oly ful of hatred and anger.
As a normal human, there's always fear, but you have to balance that in order to survive. Same with any other emotions. Putin is scared, many young men deserted Russia and Putin by leaving, refusing to fight, now Putin is resorting to getting North Koreans to fight the War in Ukraine. Putin realizes that his reign is over, digging for the last straw.
Vladimir is a great wonderfull person.god bless you.
What a brilliant president for Russia he would make ❤️🫶❤️
Amazing man, orator, writer, and just all around centred human being..
How important is it to have people like Vladimir Kara-Murza, who despite have been poisoned twice, imprisoned and lived under a constant threat from Putins regime, still keeps on with his mission. I hope that when Putin lose in Ukraine, then his terrorregime will be sent to the same prisons they willingly sends innocent people. The difference is that Putin and his KGB mafia is guilty of horrible crimes.
are you worried about the food you eat or the height of the room your in?
5:07 Where did this "Russian patriot in a truer sense of the word" get this idea that "Russia deserves a much better future, a much better fate than to be ruled by a murderous, aggressive, corrupt, authoritarian dictatorship."? It's one thing to say that you WANT your country to be a democracy, but quite different to claim that your country DESERVES to be one. Like what has Russia done to deserve to be a democratic country? Has suffered a lot? And if so, how could he claim that all that suffering was for in the name and for the sake of democracy? Go ask today's Russians about the war they are waging in Ukraine and you'll hear that all that is exactly for the sake of that same democracy, the aRudd way. An interesting, very Russian way of conceiving of democracy - and suffering for the same.