“THE PRESIDENT MUST RESIGN!” Russian People Speak Out in the name of their Children

Artur Rehi

Become a monthly BMC member and I will butcher your name to oblivion: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/arturrehi/membership My book "8 MISSIONS IN UKRAINE" is SOLD OUT! Thank you for Getting it. It is now a rarity if you have it since no more will be made. I make music also: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1OBWiMO3gU&ab_channel=ArturRehi Keep an eye on my trips to Ukraine on my Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arturrehi/ REHI PODCAST: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYVEXQrvnPqo4iUjgxqIp_Q  Thumbnail made by Moiz: https://www.instagram.com/moiz.editor/ mr.innovations.info@gmail.com  00:00 Intro 00:51 This man thanks Putin for keeping all of Russian life so interesting  02:38 This woman is so angry at Putin 04:49 This man asks very important questions from Putin 10:11 Wildberries owner writes this on her Telegram 13:26 We are not ready to endure this war mr. president 17:36 This man asks Putin and the whole government to resign  This man thanks Putin for keeping all of Russian life so interesting https://x.com/Gerashchenko_en/status/2073416761572020393 This woman is so angry at Putin https://x.com/Gerashchenko_en/status/2072698289619636524 This man asks very important questions from Putin https://x.com/Gerashchenko_en/status/2074524430093504892 You make putin the director of the desert - there won’t be any sand left https://x.com/Gerashchenko_en/status/2077831479548101095 We are not ready to endure this war mr president https://x.com/KestutisIv/status/2080043929655759019 This man asks Putin and the whole government to resign https://x.com/NatalkaKyiv/status/2077124514798817610  I upload on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, until my next video, subscribe and press the bell notification to be notified. Slava Ukraini! Bye!

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00:00My friends, in the last few months, there has been an exponential increase in Russian citizens

00:05living in Russia, turning to Putin. What I mean by that is they're making videos

00:09and starting it by Vladimir Vladimirovich. Do this, do this, why is this, yada yada. Vladimir

00:16Vladimirovich is in Russian, the long name, you use the father's name also, that show respect,

00:21but they don't show respect to Putin. Quite the opposite. I have about six or seven videos for

00:27you picked out and they go exponentially worse. And the final videos, these people are asking

00:32Putin and the whole government of Russia to resign now. They ask for the end of the war.

00:37They ask very important and very dangerous questions. I've always tried to find a time

00:42for these videos since so much is happening in Russia with oil refineries, wild berries,

00:46warehouses and everything else. But now I decided you need to see these videos. So this is a compilation

00:53of Russians in Russia addressing Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, their president and czar.

01:02Let's watch them all. It's become very trendy these days to record video messages addressed to Putin.

01:07So I decided to make one too. Vladimir Vladimirovich, thank you very much. Thank you for everything

01:13that's happening. We're really thrilled. There's non-stop action. Every day something new happens.

01:19Something is burning. Something is smoking. Prices are soaring. Every single day we have to adapt

01:25to yet another situation. Life hasn't become any easier. Instead, we constantly feel like we have

01:31to struggle just to survive. But we hope that one day we'll be able to live more easily. Maybe even

01:37work six hour days. Though I guess that will only happen when your face is no longer on television.

01:43So once again, thank you very much. Thank you from all those who have suffered. You're the best.

01:50This is, of course, a very irony-filled, ironical, satirical turning to Putin. Because Putin made this

01:58statement on television once that we want excitement. We don't want to be bored. Otherwise people would be

02:06bored every night. Now everything is interesting. He said something on those lines and the whole country

02:11is burning. You can see columns of smoke in pretty much every bigger city in western Russia. And then

02:17you remember these Putin's words. We want life to be interesting. I'm pretty sure that's not why the

02:24Russian people have this silent agreement with Putin to keep their life interesting like that. The

02:28silent agreement says that it makes their lives better and they stay away from politics. Putin has

02:36breached that agreement. Now I bring to you a woman, I'm guessing a mother also, who needs gasoline.

02:43It's already gonna be good. I really want my message to reach Putin. I want to complain.

02:49Vladimir, Vladimir Putin, what the F is happening in our Russia, in our mighty country? We have so much

02:55effing stuff, but I've been stuck at gas station for three days. Excuse my language, but I can't help it.

03:02I can't get fuel. I pull up and they tell me the limit on fuel cars has run out. I'm

03:08complete

03:09nervous wreck. Yesterday I came and stood in line. This morning I stood in line again. I don't

03:15understand the complaints about this since they always want the Soviet Union back. They don't

03:20really hide it in Russia that they look at the Soviet Union with reminiscence and all the good old days.

03:25But the Soviet Union was mostly standing in line. If you were a regular citizen standing in any kind

03:31of line. Was it a fuel line or a bread line or a sugar coupon line? You get the coupons,

03:37then you

03:38could only buy sugar. You stand in that line. Meat was a deficit. So when there was meat, everybody

03:45was standing in line at the butchers or at the stores. So this is what their grandfathers did.

03:49This is what these now, this generation has been like proud of. Oh, we're the mighty Soviet Union.

03:55It's back. Enjoy it. You wanted it. You got it. You got what you asked for. So this is supposed

04:02to be

04:02a blessing, isn't it? I don't think this woman sees it like that. They say fuel cars only. Now I've

04:08been

04:08driving, stood in line for an effing hour and I finally pull up. The limit ran again, fuel cars only.

04:16What the eff is this? This is some effing mockery of people. Bullshit. I'm just so...

04:25This woman. Again, why be proud of the mighty Soviet Union and just ignore that a big portion

04:31of it was standing in line because of the deficits of everything. And when you now have it back,

04:35you're angry again. So do you really want it back? I don't know. The Russian people are full of

04:41contradictions. It's that's why they're, you know, they require some explanations to understand. Their

04:46psyche is unique. I really like this next guy who is obviously standing in a fuel line turning to

04:53Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, but I like his style. Good evening, Vladimir Vladimirovich. You know,

05:00Vladimir Vladimirovich, let me tell you a little secret. There's a gas station around here that

05:06actually has gasoline. Can you believe it? The only catch is the line. You have to wait a couple of

05:12hours. I could send you the location, but keep it a secret. Otherwise, the line will stretch for

05:19several more kilometers. Tell me Vladimir Vladimirovich, how is it that missiles and drones can fly

05:25freely across Russian territory and destroy oil refineries and fuel storage facilities? What happens?

05:31After 25 years, nobody bothered to build a proper air defense. These are proper questions. You might

05:38think, obviously this guy is making like an ironical satire video asking these funny questions from Putin,

05:43but these are proper questions you should ask your country's leader or government or leadership in

05:49general. In democratic nations also, ever since the full-scale invasion began in Estonia, for example,

05:54this really affected our elections. People elected not more based on economy or schools or whatever is

06:03the usual thing that makes people choose candidates. They mostly elected based on fear of war. It affects

06:10you. You ask this question, what are we doing for our defense? They asked this from Estonian politicians and

06:15the reform party who was most clear about Estonian defense. They won these previous parliamentary elections.

06:21So these are questions we ask from our government. What about air defense? It's one of the biggest

06:27thing in Estonia right now. Mid-range air defense has been ordered. It will be here for many years to

06:32come. It will still take time, the order, but we didn't have it at all ever since the Soviet time.

06:37So it's an

06:38important question he is asking now. But ever since, but since Russia is not a democratic country like

06:44Estonia is, these questions go to the wind. Nobody hears them. Where are all those S-300s, S-400s,

06:51S-500s, sold them to Turkey and everyone else, did you? Right. You had more important things to spend

06:57money on. Yourself, palaces, yachts. How else was Volodyt supposed to get another new yacht? I need one too.

07:05Where did all the money go? Vova. You stole everything, but forgot to protect the country. See, this

07:12might get you imprisoned. This might get you in jail for Russia saying this, making these videos, or it might

07:18get you

07:19sent to the front lines. What's important here on this is people are not blaming the West blindly or blaming

07:25Ukraine

07:26after they had these sufferings, these fuel lines, these missiles and explosions they see, these

07:32smoke columns. I see tons of these videos of people blaming their own government, which is strange. Again,

07:40because Russian propaganda is designed to shift blame to the West or to Ukrainians, to the drug addicts,

07:47Nazis leading Ukraine. That's how they portray Zelensky. But people blame the Russian government.

07:53So something is amiss. Russian propaganda is missing vast proportions of people. So it's their failure.

08:00It's a very interesting thing to notice since they're not as effective as they used to be.

08:05Why? That's a good question to ask. What's different? So what do we do now? Spend our nights waiting at

08:11gas

08:11stations and our days at work? By the way, where did Gabayev go, Vova? Off on your yacht, escorted by

08:19two warships?

08:20And this is supposedly wartime. Have you completely lost it? So he's now accusing Putin of using Russian

08:26Navy warships to warships to escort Putin's personal superyacht, because it's really expensive and it's like

08:32a billion dollars worth of something. So he used Russian Navy to do so, which is not supposed to do.

08:39But if you really know Putin and how Russia works, then Russian army just exists for Putin's personal

08:44whims, whatever he likes. But this Russian hasn't understood it that way and now accuses Putin of using

08:51Navy to defend his personal assets. Although that has always been the case. I'm telling you,

08:56this video shows us how Russians slowly, step by step, begin to understand what their country is

09:02about. Russia is supposed to be defended. That's supposed to be your job. But you don't give a

09:07damn. Indicating again that Putin has breached this silent, unwritten agreement that people don't go

09:14into politics and let the Tsar be Tsar until their lives get better. Which was the case, by the way,

09:21up until 2014, when Russia invaded Ukraine and the sanctions began. 2014. When you look at the

09:27rubles chart and the Moscow stocking index and everything, 2014 is where it stagnated and started

09:33to go downhill. It took a decade, then the full-scale invasion began and pretty much that's where the

09:40contract was breached by Putin. Life stopped getting better. Or maybe you simply can't? Is

09:46Gabya were leaving? Or did you just go back, pick up another handbag? Ah, vova, vova. Well, you know the

09:54rest. Great style. I like this man's style. Again, they always use irony, jokes or this kind of like

10:00half-humor because otherwise they're afraid they'll be thrown in jail. This enough could be used to throw

10:06them in jail. We don't know. Unfortunately, we cannot find out what happened to these guys.

10:11This next video includes a great joke that they always joke about Prezhnev and Gorbachev,

10:18about these jokes. Well, now there's ones about Putin also. Vladimir Putin. Can you believe it?

10:24I always love how they almost immediately at the beginning say Vladimir Vladimirovich or they address

10:30to who this message is going to, to the Tsar. This is why I picked these videos. We have a

10:36joke.

10:36Make Putin the director of a desert and there won't be any sand left. Look at this. A country that

10:43is

10:43often called nothing more than a gas station by the rest of the world has run out of fuel. Not

10:49just

10:49gasoline. Now it's running out of diesel as well. How people are supposed to harvest the 2026 crop,

10:55nobody knows. By the way, August is on the doorstep and September which are the harvesting months in

11:01Russia, southern Russia. Without diesel and without this harvest, it is a catastrophe to the agricultural

11:07sector of Russia. And the agricultural sector, mostly in every country, has a lot of loans on banks.

11:14That's how it usually works. They got to pay their mortgages and loans on lands and they sell their

11:19crops and their agricultural products. That's how the circle goes in every country. And when there's

11:22nothing wrong, it all works beautifully. Farmers in some countries actually make some money.

11:28In Russia, the diesel is so expensive, the crops cannot be harvested. They will fail or they cannot

11:34sell them or export them. They cannot make money. They cannot pay the banks. And as the saying goes,

11:39you owe the bank 1 million, it's your problem. You owe the bank 1 billion, it's the bank's problem. And

11:45you

11:46take the southern Russian agricultural complex and that's billions upon billions owed to the banks

11:51that cannot be paid unless there's a successful harvest. So much like the wild berries which owes Russian

11:57banks a lot of money, you can see how this is all connected. The shortage of diesel, the destruction of

12:02wild berries business, it will affect Russian banks, big major banks that could go under because of it.

12:10It's no small thing. It's all connected. Quite remarkable situation. I suppose that after he's gone,

12:17talking about Putin, they're probably still right that he was some kind of a great geopolitical strategist.

12:24Glory to Ukraine. Now, this man is brave. You say Slavo-Ukraine in Russia,

12:30you will go to jail. You will be fined a big amount of money. It's a very brave man.

12:36Also, when Putin is gone, they will write that he's a great strategist. We will write that. You know why?

12:42We tried. I mean, European Union and NATO countries pretty much tried over many decades, many generations.

12:48Let's say 1970s, 60s, when they started to try to get Finland and Sweden into NATO. How much did we

12:55try?

12:56How many country leaders tried to persuade these leaders to get into NATO? Nobody succeeded. No one.

13:02Generations of great leaders in European Union and NATO tried to get these two countries to join.

13:09It was Vladimir Putin who managed to get Finland and Sweden to join NATO. No one else. So,

13:14we will write that he is a great geopolitical strategist only for our side, the winner's side.

13:21History is written by the victors. So, it will be us who will be doing the writing. A lot of

13:26these videos are reactions to certain things that Putin has said.

13:29Like I mentioned before, when he said that we want excitement in our life. Boom. Thank you for the excitement.

13:34Now, this video is a reaction to Putin saying this specific sentence on the television in Russia.

13:41That we are ready to endure this war. Russian people are ready to endure this war.

13:47While Russian people are really suffering, waiting in gas lines and with coupons and seeing their country burn.

13:53So, that's a reaction to, are we ready to endure this war?

13:56The Russian president says, we're ready to endure. The people are ready to endure. But what are we ready to

14:03endure?

14:04Are we ready to watch our children die every day? Enough. We have already fought. You have been fighting for

14:11five years.

14:12What are you fighting for? For 25 years. I love how these people have some kind of historical memory at

14:20least.

14:20They don't only look at yesterday or tomorrow. 25 years Putin has pretty much been in power.

14:25And they hold him responsible. In these videos at least for the 25 years.

14:31Which are a long enough opportunity to build out air defense. Make sure these situations will not happen.

14:38That are going on in Russia for 25 years. It is Putin's responsibility. And he has not done so.

14:44I like how they include this 25 years here. You have not built such relations so that the war does

14:51not begin.

14:52Or why did you start it? Because of what you told us on TV about the crucified boys.

14:58Another Russian propaganda. You don't want me to get into that.

15:01And that they had been bombing Donbass. You know, before the full-scale invasion began.

15:06For 10 years pretty much, Russian propaganda had been saying one thing.

15:11They're bombing the children in Donbass. The Ukrainians are bombing the children in Donbass.

15:16While the Russians themselves bombed the children in Donbass. You know how this goes.

15:22So yeah. And now you're demanding territory. It's all nonsense, you know.

15:26All those golds you talked about were just a bubble. It burst and none of it exists anymore.

15:33We are not ready to endure. Don't speak for me. Don't speak for most of those who live in Russia.

15:38When Russian people are saying to the Tsar, you cannot speak for us. That's a very dangerous notion.

15:45Now the people are going to breach this contract. Russian Tsar Putin breached it.

15:51Stopped Russian lives getting better. Now people woke up to this. They will breach the contract.

15:56But what does it mean? It means people will go to the politics.

15:59And when people go to the politics, they will do as they want to be done in the country.

16:03Not as the Tsar likes. Meaning those will be held responsible. Putin and the government.

16:09They will be lynched pretty much. We're not ready to endure. Children are dying.

16:14Children who have nothing to do with it. Children who seem to have nothing to do with it at all.

16:19Because someone isn't right in the head. A bucket instead of a head.

16:26Let's end the war and then we'll talk about who is right, who is to blame.

16:30So this is a call to action to use diplomacy. Russians kind of like use their hands and filthy

16:37words and like aggression. If Russians call to use diplomacy, then you know you have them at the

16:44position of weakness. And every time you can actually talk to the Russians is when you're

16:49stronger than them. This has always been the case. This is a notebook of how to speak to the Russians.

16:54You beat them up first and they respect you for it and you can have mutually beneficial agreements

16:59after this. If Russians call upon let's use diplomacy, you know they're weak. Now keep hammering them a

17:05little bit longer or a lot longer and then there will be an option for dialogue. Not before you have

17:11beaten their nose bloody. That's just the way they are. They have this Mongol warrior society ever since

17:18the Tatar invasion. You just got to respect their language then. You try to have a dialogue with them

17:22while they beat you. I mean, it's stupid. I don't know what the European leaders are thinking sometimes.

17:28Go and fight and then talk. Yeah, good. This man is asking for a dialogue and stop the war. This

17:35shows

17:35you where the Russians are. And I have, of course, I said they will go worse these videos. The previous

17:41one said stop the war. This man goes a step further or many steps further. He says something a lot

17:49more

17:49scarier. This reminds me a bit more of 1917 actually. Check it out. I believe the president

17:56should resign. This is my viewpoint as a citizen of the Russian Federation. I believe that after all

18:02these events, if the person has the inner courage, he should resign and hold fair, open, competitive

18:08elections. I believe in my country. Many people say, Dmitry, who will replace him? But who if not him? I

18:16believe in my country. I believe that in our country. I hope we still have 140 million people.

18:22We can find 450 decent lawmakers because he also calls for the entire parliament or Duma to resign.

18:30That's 450 people pretty much. Again, the propaganda I have to do. Otherwise, why do this channel at all?

18:38If I see propaganda, I have to close it. Russian statistical departments, however you call the Rostat,

18:44whatever it is, they have not officially published their population data for a long, long time,

18:49ever since Corona. So many people died. They started not to discuss it anymore. So 140 million. What was

18:56this 20 years ago or 15 years ago? Russia population is 130, 28 million. It is well below this number.

19:05Otherwise, Russian statistical departments who show this information, they cannot show it. A lot of

19:11people left Russia after 2022 September mobilization. A lot of people have died in the war or just exodus

19:17from Russia over a long period of time. A lot of people died in Corona. Oh my God, that was

19:22so bad

19:22for them because they really messed that up. So yeah, not 140, 130 million. As well as one decent president

19:30capable of getting the country out of the situation it has ended up in. Ended up in. One decent president.

19:37Well, it was this one president who created this situation. So always a bit weird when Russians ask

19:43these things. They ask for open elections. But open elections, if you think about it, how can a fair

19:51democratic society work? It's not because some army men guard the election booths so they would be open. No.

19:57People would still elect the most imperial-looking imperator there is because they have this mindset.

20:04Only one kind of a man fits in this mindset. The Tsar. You're pretty much asking for a civil society.

20:10This cannot be ordered by on con point. Be a decent human being. Starts with every human being. Starts

20:16from every home. In Russia, this would take generations and it will take generations. You

20:21want a civil society, you have to build one. And it's a very slow and painful process. Like in European

20:27Union, it has happened. If you look at the history, obviously we are here like we are because we have

20:32fought for thousands of years on this continent. We have gone through all of that. It's a natural

20:37way of progressing towards this position we are at. You learn from your own mistakes. Russia.

20:42Moscow was a fishing village when we had great kingdoms in Europe. They are not there yet. Their

20:47people are not there yet. They want their Tsar. They don't want to be a civil society or be a

20:53decent

20:53human being yet. Time will come perhaps, but it will take a lot of time, a lot of pain. They

20:58have a

20:58lot of things to work out, to work through. To have fair elections and a decent working democracy, it is

21:04about decent human beings taking responsibility for themselves and their country. This is a sentence

21:12easy to say, almost impossible to teach. Definitely you cannot teach it on gunpoint. It starts with values

21:20from home, which Russia doesn't have. So how can you have fair elections and decent democratic society?

21:27It is not possible unless you change the value system starting from home, from child upbringing.

21:34How do you change that? I'm not even going to answer that since this is a so difficult question,

21:39so difficult for every country in the world. You can answer that in the comments. But you see,

21:43it's not an easy thing to say, we need change, we need free elections. No,

21:47you're asking for a European civil society. How do you change every home in Russia? Not possible.

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