UPD: There were troubles with yootoob so i had to private the stream. It will be up tomorrow in audio form and with light editing for those who didn't catch it live!

Improved version of yesterday's stream where we discussed interesting events of the last week and answered your questions. Enjoy!

00:00:00 - Greek vacation & Baptism of my boy
00:11:43 - Digital mobilization
00:22:35 - SMO, sanctions and the Russian Economy
00:38:20 - Bosphorus strait. Surovikin. Digital Ruble.
00:52:00 - Soy Hitlerism
01:07:45 - Invasion of Karabakh
01:22:43 - Guest: M Book. NAFO cryptozoology
01:37:21 - Sara Cyrillo's downfall & US military culture

Also available on Patreon and Gumroad

This is crazy, man. RWA NEWS: Armenian Blues, Soy Hitlerism & Bogdan Effect is up on youtoob! https://youtu.be/lZmZTBmeq4g

"I noticed a strange coincidence.

Whenever Ukrainians strike at some significant Russian target, a peculiar retaliation follows in a day or two: either a hotel with tourists is hit, or some abandoned facility in an industrial area is destroyed. Open the news a week later, and you'll see that a yacht has sunk with a group of Western intelligence agents somewhere in Italy, or an American general crashes in a light aircraft, or a group of high-ranking NATO officers get into a fatal car accident.

It's all very mysterious." https://t.me/istrkalkglk/4706

Putin teaches president of South Sudan how to use translation earpiece

From NAFO gentlemen's magazines to endless merchandise, M. Book discusses the various attempts at convincing an increasingly skeptical Western population that the Ukraine deserves more money

Read our new article on RWA Samizdat:
https://rwasamizdat.substack.com/p/a-brief-foray-into-ukrainian-propaganda

"When Russian troops come to liberate Kazakhstan"

Kazakh tiktok is wild...

The two types of RWA followers

"Fuck it, one struggle"

Ladies and gentlemen, the moment you've all been waiting for in our Romanov series has arrived! Dive deep into the turbulent era of Peter the Great, the Tsar who towered above the rest - both figuratively and literally. Venture back in time to witness the seismic shifts Peter introduced to Russia. From his ambition to westernize a sprawling empire, to founding the iconic city of St. Petersburg, the Tsar's visions were as vast as the Russian landscapes. Learn how he dragged Russia, sometimes by sheer force of will, into a new age, setting it on a path to become a European powerhouse, forever changing its fate.

It would not be a great exaggeration to say that the figure of Peter the Great, in itself of simply gigantic scale, set the course for the development for Russia for many centuries ahead. To this day, to some extent, we still follow his path. Peter is "our everything", perhaps even more so than Pushkin. For better or worse, we owe everything to Peter the Great. From toy armies to Life Guards, from kaftans to German coats, from derelict Dutch frigates to the first Russian Navy, Peter changed just about everything, including the calendar and the language.

Mikhail Pogodin, one of Russia's most eminent 19th century historians, put it this way:

“We wake up. What day is it today? January 1st, 1842 — Peter the Great ordered to count the years from the Birth of Christ, Peter the Great ordered to count the months from January.

It's time to get dressed — our dress is tailored to the fashion set by Peter the First, the uniform is of his design. The cloth is woven at the factory he established; the wool is sheared from the sheep he bred.

A book catches your eye — Peter the Great introduced this typeface and carved the letters himself. You begin to read it — under Peter the First, this language became written, literary, replacing the previous, ecclesiastical one.

They bring you the newspapers — Peter the Great started them.

You need to buy various things — everything from a silk handkerchief to a shoe sole will remind you of Peter the Great...”

Join us in our journey to delve into the rule of one of the most influential figures in Russian history, period, in the fifth installment of our Romanov series, OUT NOW, and available to everyone, on both Patreon and Gumroad.

How often do you think of the Waffen SS?

Time and necessity can normalize anything, no matter how absurd or vile it is. After seven decades, it is the turn of the post-WW2 consensus that Nazis were the bad guys to be upended, and the very same Nazis and their allies, particularly the Baltic and Ukrainian Waffen SS volunteers, to be seen in another, positive light, their numerous crimes excused, all in the name of serving the new unifying cause-fighting Russia.

Perhaps, and contrary to the immediate aftermath of this very telling incident, the presence of an SS volunteer on the Canadian parliament will be remembered as the turning point. Here, we delve on the vectors and processes that seem to inexorably lead to this normalization

Read our new article by Ioannis Andris on RWA Samizdat substack: https://rwasamizdat.substack.com/p/how-often-do-you-think-of-the-waffen

Musk launches his first Ukrainian zrada-propelled rocket into space 🇺🇦 🚀

Don't tell them that this faux-Soviet aesthetic looks cool as hell

Cold War Boomers at least had Stallone et al to counter the Stone Cold High T Soviet swagger

But now all that the Nu-Cold Warriors have at their disposal is a picture of a gay reddit dog from 2016 and a self-inflicted mental illness. I love it. Reality is developing in an entirely correct direction!

Ukrainian forces using cluster artillery munitions for counter-battery against a Russian MLRS; the latter getting ready to switch positions, quite happy that the former missed: “Beautiful, bright, colorful, bitch, but missed! Suck a dick!”

The news we deserve:

“Shamans from the south of Russia constantly hold ceremonies to protect border towns from negative influences and to support fighters on the front, the supreme shaman of the Southern Federal District (SFD) and representative of the supreme shaman of Russia, Alena Muravyeva, told RIA News.”

Putin just now: "Odessa is a Russian city. And a little bit Jewish"

Some other Putin's quotes from Valdai

– We are for justice for all

– No one has the right to rule the world for others

– I do not know which civilization is being defended on the other side of the frontline

– Russia is not going to impose itself on Europe - we are not slamming the door, but Europe is creating an iron curtain at their own expense

– The pause of American military support for Ukraine is tied to problems with their budget, but in the end, they will find the money, they will just print more.
It costs nothing for the United States to print money and scatter it around the world, during the covid period they printed more than $9 trillion

All those who come to Crimea with weapons will be either killed or imprisoned - Head of Crimea Sergey Aksyonov

Odessa, Nikolayev, Kharkov - these are the cities that should be with Russia by historical right

No land operation is threatening Crimea

Putin just now at Valdai

- The West has forgotten what compromise is, they want to pursue their interests at any cost - let's see what happens out of it

- We did not start the so-called war in Ukraine.

- No one wanted to listen and hear us.

- The arrogance of our so-called partners was off the scale.

- Well, you can brainwash millions of people, but we all know what happened in Donbass

- We are facing, in fact, the task of building peace.

- The history of the West is a chronicle of endless expansion.

- We supported Crimeans and Sevastopol residents, we did not intimidate them with ethnic cleansing in the Nazi spirit, we did not try to subjugate Donbas by bombing them.

- The West, a certain part of the Western elites, always needs an enemy

- Unilateral steps will inevitably be met with retaliation

- Our counterparties have lost their sense of reality

- The special military operation is aimed at stopping the war that the West has been waging for ten years now.