and yes, the cadets too low for those of you don't know me. my name is joe, i'm a traditional catholic, father of 6 children. all right, my girls. what are you doing? i'm from dallas, texas. originally my wife on the other hand is australian darling. and we've been married for about 8 years now to well, i suppose it's time for me to come out and say it's september of 2023, my wife and i and my 6 children, we moved to rush out in general for this channel. what i wanted to do was to give everybody kind of a, on the ground idea of what it's like, living in russia with a big sample. these are fish. heck, mm hm. yeah, yeah. okay. so that's called the cra, and the russians love he did in the bad the pros and cons expectations meeting

reality till now that i can just put the stuff out that i see here the we've had originally online uh, on a website that was a religious, sped to it, um, so she was in the middle of the out back in australia. i had been praying for a long time and praying very seriously for good husband had a friend whose mother recommended that i or onto this website. and you haven't met anyone you've been traveling, you was too busy to meet anyone, just go onto this website. and at 1st i kind of laughed about it and i thought, you know how, that's funny. like, you know, that would be ridiculous if i did that. so i did it, and i, mr. says sites the next day, i had to fly there

a couple of months after we started talking and i brought a ring with me an engagement ring. very fold. it could have gone badly. it could have but i was willing to risk it. uh so yeah, we got engaged there just a few days after my god there. he seemed to me that he would be a good, strong leader of a family. he was very good looking was still is and he had a good call. he had a good job, i had a good job and he took his face very serious printer. he just seemed to have all the qualities that i was sleeping for and which i hadn't seen in anyone that had i had met before. right. my girls, what are you doing? what are you doing? i'm taking a video. can you tell papa what you're doing? you're making dinner break cookies. have a very happy time in america. we really do those early is i will really always

voice treasure that the family grew. we moved a few times. finally for now says time in kansas. and then by that time, many things had changed since cove it in america. and we went from these very, very happy years to it suddenly becoming different. she talked about the eligibility of propaganda and all that sort of thing. i'd certainly got much, much more intense. well, in the schools now it's terrible because you know, this agenda having sex education unit in a 9 year olds, cost and even younger. and it's great parents and how gave parents have their relationship to it and explicit level, they will describe what goes on in the bedroom between the parents of again, 5 years old or older could be taken away from the parents if the child thought that they were during gamble of way they want it to be a girl, so they could be take the weight and take her to the hospital and attempt to remove

a nuts and bolts that belonged to a boy and tried to change them into a group. how do you have that conversation with a 6 year old boy? so i know that you might be confused that you have this appendages you are born within. it could be an abnormality, though, because you could technically be something else in your head. are proud of our, our freedom of speech which is non existent anymore. people take our say, well, know who, what are they going to do, throw you in jail. well, yes, many people they have thrown in jail. is that the most likely scenario? no, it's not the most likely scenario. the most likely scenario is that you will lose your job. you'll be unemployed. well, you can support your family. so you want to live a life of traditional christian values and you want to have a big family and whatnot. good luck. we had thought for a long time, you know, of goodness the situation is getting terrible. we think that we would like to move

and live somewhere else to raise our children because the future does not look good for america. if things continue, rushes in for an american, that's not the 1st place that pops up in your head right. in our minds, the way that we look at the world are we look at russia versus america is, is that bradshaw was down here in america was up here, right? this is, this is our american. see those, we have a tendency and have have been educated to think that where the greatest nation on earth doesn't enter into the mind of an american. it's just like the world was created. you know, in the beginning, you know, you have, you know, adam and even then there's george washington. and then there was america. and then we find, you know, 2 world wars and where the greatest country on it, that's how it seems that we talk about those to the world. rest of the bad guys. and these guys are, you know, a against us really actually seeing all these movies of,

of russia being this dark, gerry plays and to press and everybody's starving. and it's a really horrible, more of a life the when i came to visit in february of 2023 i was, i was really shocked. so 1st of all, it's just beautiful. i got here after the operation was well underway. and i thought, well, i'm really going to be discriminated against people are going to meet me and being very angry with me and you know, attacking me for our country. being involved in this military operate was a bit of racing but also just uh the the fear of being approached and grilled by you know, if as best you know like, oh when i get there that when they have a policeman that's going to walk up to me and he's going to just started derrick you know, like maybe with a cattle prod, who do you know? just see if i would break or just like get in trouble for being like

a spy. exactly. like i was going to prison and never to come home, but i recognized as soon as i started engaging with people and got, you know, 2 or 3 minutes under your belt with somebody. the curls and uh, at the, at the corners of the rush is miles would turn up inevitably. and we would have a great conversation. i finally asked by immigration attorney, why is it that nobody's discriminating against that? because i'm an american to, oh, we love americans. we just say your government has like, i hate my government. oh, well you can be friends. this is perfect. well is, is our very convenient. i can see that this is what our family had to do and i wanted to do this for our children. i just had a baby and i was like okay, let's go now you were in russia. russia killed a can you tell us what we did today? we're going to a digital story. next there's been thousands of the lead was dylan and we

are we going to inject this to say? yeah, good. the beautiful. what do you say sweetheart? is wonderful and beautiful and breath taking the same time. here we are. happy to be here. i was working for red hat during the time that we were looking at moving to russia. i didn't know what i was going to do for work when i got here, but i have some ideas for remote work and this sort of thing. and then i got here and then finally realized, no, this was not feasible to do so. i started looking for a job opportunities. while i was waiting for a reply to my cd, i decided to start a youtube channel about our family life and roger previous thing as rick florine. hi, please bring everybody. i thought you might like

a little introduction to our family coming side. so finding a house is not the problem. finding somebody who will read you is a completely different problem. here is clay to, she's a 2nd now there's 5 areas, definitely. uh, and understandably, there is paper work that's involved with renting, especially to foreigners. this is my internet, the employees, and many people don't want to do that paper work and i understand you just want somebody to pay you money to live. there's. this is just how do you want to us 3 me. so it takes, i think, a lot of goodwill from the landlord to take a family, especially a big family like ours, like this asia and jackie, please let's to his birthday's away sherry, sherry. oh,

you're bringing 6 children with you. okay, well maybe the house won't be there in a month. you never know right either way. ready he's getting it all, i'm going to go clean. this baby said people are very curious as to why i'm here and why i'm looking for a job like the rest and company. and i guess you'd say concerning experience, because i didn't know if i was ever going to find a job, not knowing russian well enough, because that's obviously very important to us. but you can't rush rush, and let's go interview papa. right. so right now i am doing some video can audio editing for our channel and stay busy as i can because i have work to do. i have to do business interviews. i applied for jobs and run the channel right now while we're getting it off the ground. so we can show everybody back in america. so what it's like that's the thing that's nice seems

very nice, isn't it? it's, it's very, very nice. what do you like best about russian? i don't really know everything so nice. so things that we liked best about russia, but i think the most important thing is that we do feel like we belong here. waiting to share with you. we sold our house and all our possessions in the us and are still subsisting on that money. of course, this is worrying. we don't have a residence permit yet, and without it, you can't get a job on this. it is not exactly clear whether or not we will be able to stay in russia. it takes a lot of time and effort to drop the necessary documents for. ready and at that time we didn't have a cost, so to go out was a very big old deal because we 1st of all have to get everyone ready. she takes a long time, then we have to go out. and then to get somebody was taking 2 hours to get to where we needed to be. and then we do the arrows and have all the children that we were walking along way to the train station. 3,

the scenario was all the children and bundling them up and making sure that the room was warm is not in the countryside. now in see i think that your office is really just a blur. so here we are at the store where there are lots of publishes uh, lots of abuse because i think you mean by tuesday. yes. and we did all of this. i thinking the biggest winter that you've had in moscow in a 150 years. so we're like, oh no, you just have to get used to it just for us and there's just mountains of snow all the time and everywhere to look at this don't like that. it's a big the all the biggest, all you've ever seen. yes. is this where the church telling him maybe maybe come on see her, let's go get on the bus. it is stressful. any parent or know that when you have

children, you know, you think about these things and we were stressed about it, but then we put in our look with like coming here because we think that it's a better place to raise our children. what do you think that this thing for him? i think it's pretty makes me to goodness for moscow. public transportation. right. because if we they didn't have such a great public transportation, we wouldn't be able to go anywhere. right. why? because we don't have a car. my husband has very results, so he's very clever and he is very good at what he does. we just trusted in god was that way. if he wants us to be his and he will make the past. now the hard part starts russia in the united states, the greeks, the blood living and ukraine must come to an end for getting there is hard, very hard. there is so little trust and the europeans who wants to accomplish to continue to do everything they can to prevent of the take a fresh look around. there's

a life kaleidoscopic, isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions fixtures designed to simplify. it will confuse really once a better wills, and is it just because it shows you fractured images, presented to this, but can you see through their illusion going underground can in february 2022 ukraine, the game, the world's number one new story for ukraine, new brand new credit, a brand new crane question truth invaded ukraine. any one perspective ukraine suffering from russian aggression? we seen the main stream media and the night in the numerous were citing clean

developed scripts that essentially say exactly the same thing. using the buzz words of this is a threat to our democracy. when you see 10 different channels exactly that sentence . you know that it's the central intelligence agency script. the role of p r firms in ukraine, throughout europe and into united states really can be overstated. it's quite different than it wasn't previous decades where there used to be more of a culver role of propaganda, government propaganda operations. now this is just celebrated as p r in helping ukraine and helping get their message out to us because who's pulling the strings and who is profiting the

and i am here and open it in the winter. oh wait a minute. it's spring, lot of snow out here, didn't think that this is going to be this intense today, did not bring my whose chunk of so here's a living, learn live in, learn, get ready for every sandy's kind of weather in moscow. today, moscow celebrate the world war 2 victory day. i decided to try to watch the parade in the street while the children are watching at home. the doors are the, the, the i didn't feel safe for here. i didn't felt safer anywhere. 10 years, this, the safest i've ever felt. in a, in russia, you'll actually have a real defense system. this is something that is completely disappeared in,

in the united states. but as far as the world war 3 is concerned, hey, look, we're all in this together. this is one world. and i feel a lot more confident in russia's ability to defend itself than any other country in the world right now. the an amazing thing for everybody to celebrate in the world with the russians and the americans of all the other allies celebrating on this day . i think it's actually kind of sad because you know, somebody, the residents have already, you know, congratulated me on the 5th 3 day as an american and the other talk either it's, it's, all of our holiday dresses are really the only people who are remembering this right now it's a little bit inconvenient, perhaps for other countries to be remembering this, right about bell b relates a little bit about you and you. ringback ringback the

remember the people who died in jesus from the great patriot. it was 1941 when they defeated. not to gen. ed, jeremy. i have been so impressed about the russian armed forces. the soldiers that i have personally met great day over here at the park. well, very going. uh, the uh, the great exhibit here. very fun, very interesting, very educate tional levels and the russian soldiers who are not afraid of being who they are and you have principles for what they stand for area with a british mesquite as a say instead of a few problems with it. they're just such a big, great multitude of videos of russian soldiers,

frank before battle wearing insignia and spiritual things. this is something that used to be part of at least certain segments of the american military. they wouldn't tolerate it now, but they would not tolerate the best of periods wouldn't let them and they can fly, they can fly a fag flag instead, next to the american flag they do. and god forbid that you should be able to fly. yes, a banner of christ or something like this. your traditional catholics in our faith is the most important part of our lives. one of the reasons we moved to rush it is the operations of fatima. in the early 20th century, the virgin mary appeared to the children in the village of fatima and portugal. according to her prophecies, russia would become the stronghold of christianity in the world. traditional catholics deeply believed this. this year, pilgrims from fatima came to moscow. some of them walked for 4 years, carrying a statue of the mother of god. that's how important rush it used to all of us.

and you'll go to both office who is your subsample split to massage of us and yes, i received screwed up between us. the massage with smith. i'm not, i'm super to the security ship who hours the they all produced. you'll see of some of the create is going to pop off on the screen on them in the meeting and i could definitely see them in the, on the, on the, on the i received yet more prove that our family is doing the right thing. and we will make it work, although i won't deny it. it really still bothers me that we've been in rush for 9 months already, and i still don't have a job. a residence apartment is still not ready and our savings are rapidly melting away. all we can do is wait and pray, the documents are ready. now, the government has said that districts and family may stay here in russia,

and this is so exciting for us. and now publican to start his job because we have permission to live here. children were old playing outside, so now it's making a cup of tea. and he said, oh, we just received the temporary residency. and i just started to cry and gray and i had to sit down because because i kind of cried, stand up at the same time cuz i couldn't break the sit down and then i cried. some more is 9 months of pressure. lift all coming to a close at one time to recognize. pick 2 behind me, mr. perkins. yes. you should go rushing there. yeah. yeah. use with your to to, let's give it the rest of the auction through this thing and boom. with that, i see it. who am i supposed to go was to wrong e watching the show? what additional over the internet place around here, but she's because she did, i'd say, well,

definitely ask for that to go over and i understood what he has to come out. the items to us. i thought you would have to on the conduct of storm e se to assess or do you got to sit on the corner to finish them? you know, much of need. we're thousands of the students warm yesterdays or stuff so really simple. yeah. yeah. because the goddess poses because this is amazing. it's wonderful to have access to the confirmation that we can stay here in russia. we can just relax now that we have the temporary residency in for me. now i've gone into nesting large size. if these are nice to feel like i can make a nest to my baby specially mobile showing let's see what he just started. he has a little sam, this is, this is small. he'll be more than many ways. it was difficult in many ways. it was easy um, you know, i think so the days you had

a few weeks difficult by the time that i got lost in the building here and were walking around trying to find where i needed to go to biometrics. cooling joseph. i'm lost. i don't know where to go and we spent many hours here for our medical joy. there was some very difficult days, but then we have days like this that it just wonderful day since. so it's so it's temporary residency will have 3 years stay. so we're here, our next big landmark is mikhail coming? oh, wait, just about 5 weeks away. we've been given a tip on make sure you all can get a russian passport right after his birth. eliminating the need for our residents permit in years of waiting for the to russian law. this is possible if a child is born on board, a russian ship drain, by the way, is not the place to give you the boat or airplane. ok. ok, that is hilarious. i just to let you know,

i keep talking so far we go. i think there is no way to do if you're going to do detail needs to be arrested. his arrest, the name, use the rest of the passport. i'm to rush to get to see things outside the box. and i need to be good. i can keep going. i know he's going to be looking at cruises. ha ha. i hear that they have very good doctors on the cruises. so what can papa do now? to see pops, and he can also go to work. now, you can go to work, you know, the work to do that. you go now we get some money increase in such a long time. couple didn't have a don't the oh okay, that's exciting. he'd be in today. he thinks we should go to the zoo today. there is that it should pop expensive. the

. it took us a long time to find a maternity hospital where me call you all would be born and a good research here and shows what seemed to be the best option. before with miss my pos pregnancy is i had some problems with my placenta. pretty much the doctor told me was on my other scans just said it looks bad and i had to deliver early, sometimes twice. i delivered a like a week early or a couple of weeks early just to make sure that the baby was not in danger. if not receiving the nutrients and oxygen needed and things like that to talk to it's telling me she's so kind she, she gave me her personal number last time. well, she said if there's any trouble, i can call her at any time. yeah. and say on, i don't know if that's a normal ship that she's so kind and i think she just wants to make me feel id since it's my 1st daughter and also because i do have like the language barrier.

yes or no. i couldn't go ask it actually feels like my 1st time to be honest because it's so there are so many unknowns, which is very funny and that's what i am for now. no, i'm not going to keep that. that's a great, great film should be able to. okay. taken care of every policy. i want everything to be neat and tidy and you have a nice diagnostic. your man, your children in your house. you close your hair just as my eye rel i'm not sure how kind of pushing you across the vehicle with like like the n o u n. okay, well my husband, joseph. yeah. very nice to meet you. i'm says of it. he's able to,

david, have to do some less on this later, i just found his invitation to go through the have to check and make the conditions . yeah. and this is a to us, it is you money to are. and then you found to, since you went to the usual practice to bother the chapel more often people be careful baby. yeah, yeah, yeah. do know we use it. what a go. i hope it's a boy because i thought it was a boy. yes, it's a boy called good jasmine graves. hello nature, baby lips. nose buys right side promotions. so all you so fresh normally it's it's wonderful. 50 percent of face. yeah. that's that. so is missing, you gosh, it looks like you you just found in the right position? yes, she was a boy again. sure. it was nice way of the year before. congratulation. if you

have any questions? yes, i did already ask you once in the past, i had a problem with plus until like to like vascular regions, having no problem in school to see the same page. i am so surprised, that's why i had to ask again, i am very surprised. center political chord over i suppose emerson is okay. so survey children's thank you. so as i feel very happy that he's healthy, it's such a relief to see that because i just now know i know these photos for you. thank you. so thank you. yeah, take the change really so excited to see that. okay, this one. yeah. he's the cutest little it. when a kid some right now with the

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