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[00:02] absolutely crazy things. That I am your shame? I am a star. Go to Hello Everyone. Today we will burn church books.

[00:17] And now she’s addicted to drugs, wets herself, and even believes in God. I visit such places every day and not for the content. I am a soup from myself, you

[00:29] understand, at 20 years old. And who will write bad comments about my religious faith? I will simply remove you from the channel and block you, and you will be punished.

[00:41] What did Yulia Phineas go through during her two- year absence from the internet? How did she manage to improve? And why did she eventually return to the Freak lifestyle? All about this in this video. And I am with you, Funny. This is my

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[02:26] Her mother simply wanted to keep the man with the apartment in Penza close to her by the fact of her pregnancy. However, she was unable to do this. When Yulia's father found out about the pregnancy, he promised that he would sell Yulia for a case of beer.

[02:39] If you give birth to her, I will sell her for a case of beer. This is a direct quote. As a result, Yulia's mother was left to raise her alone. Although it’s probably hard to call this education. Well, I'm an unwanted child, she's always: "When are

[02:52] you going to sleep there, you scum?" That is, I don’t want to have life miserable. Because of this attitude towards her from her mother, Yulia grew up aggressive. At school she bullied her classmates and

[03:04] disrupted classes. All this only multiplied the problems in the family. Neither her mother nor her father could cope with Yulia. At 15, Yulia was admitted to a psychiatric hospital for the first time. This happened due to an overdose of a pharmaceutical drug that Yulia herself

[03:17] psychiatrist. I wrote "fen pam" in this recipe with my own hand, as there were no strict recipes back then. I wrote "fen pam" in this recipe with my own hand, as there were no strict recipes back then. . This is the first, so to speak, use. Fell asleep in a flower

[03:31] shop. I wake up, the police. Everyone was called there. Yulia's psychiatric hospital as many as three times. According to Yulia, they did this simply because they didn’t want to raise her. I lay down three times. The first time 30 days, the

[03:45] second time 30 days. The last time I was discharged after 12 days, because even the staff understands that I don’t have any problems and don’t need psychiatric help. They just understand that my parents do

[04:00] n’t really want to live with me and so on. They discharged me. In a psychiatric hospital, Yulia met a girl who was using Mikron. And she advertised it to Yulia so much that she decided to give it a

[04:12] try. I left the hospital, I was 15, two months later I was 16. I found a man, he was 23. Basically, he sniffed me, it all happened in the forest, and he started to harass me, that is, undress me. I get down on my knees like this

[04:28] . I say, "Please don't, please don't , please don't, please don't, please do n't." And he shows his pologan and says: "Look what feelings you awaken in me ." And I was so scared. and unpleasant.

[04:44] When her mother found out that Yulia was hanging out, she said that she was no longer her daughter and evicted her. Since childhood, Yulia wanted to be heard and understood, but her environment could not give her this, so she decided to start a blog. First

[04:56] it was Instagram, then TikTok, and then a Telegram channel. She started it as just a block about life. However, over time, she realized that it was trash content that was causing the most excitement, and, as you can imagine, there was a lot of trash in her life. The

[05:09] Telegram channel became a kind of fan for the trash fire in her life. Yulia saw how interesting it was for people when she did something crazy. Finally, she felt needed by someone. Over time, however, the trash bar had to be pushed higher and

[05:22] higher so as not to bore the viewer. And along with the level of trash, the dosages of drugs also increased. Yulia moves to Moscow, and it is at this moment that her so- called prime begins. In a drug-induced stupor, she created chaos on the streets,

[05:35] harassed people and fought with them, put out cigarettes on taxi drivers, and even burned the New Testament on camera. Hi all. Today we will burn church books. Back then, Yulia was incredibly popular, and

[05:47] her circles were all over the news publics. She earned 7-8 million a month. Most of them are for advertising Darknet cat stores. She even tattooed the name of one of these stores on her neck, literally becoming a

[06:00] banner for the prohibited site. Her fans were mostly children. They were attracted by the image of a rebel who does not take into account the opinions of others. She earns a lot of money. Yulia

[06:12] then had a lot of imitators. Yulia, you are so much like a mother to me. You are the coolest, Yulia. Oh, well, actually I looked at Yulia in Phineas and

[06:24] Oh, well, actually I looked at Yulia in Phineas and wanted the same. I am very inspired by her girl. Although the children fans didn't notice it, Yulia was literally dying little by little. At that moment she was almost never

[06:39] 2 days of sobriety is the maximum. I was under such dosages. I always got free of charge. It's strange that the authorities ignored strange that the authorities ignored

[06:53] . Yulia herself says about this that she was simply crazy. Rospotrebnadzor blocked the small bloggers who were doing this, and their channel was mine. No, because as a big child I had to

[07:06] planting and planting and planting. They put up some kind of roof so that only managed to get a grip on her after she ran into a tasty spot

[07:18] Excuse me, please, but did a boy come running to you here? What curly, red-haired one? No, definitely not. Okay, thank you.

[07:32] I have a knife. I want it right now. The very next day, police officers came to Yulia's apartment, and she began insulting them in Nevminoz. began insulting them in Nevminoz. You, a werewolf in uniform, work for

[07:44] You, a werewolf in uniform, work for 40,000 and suck. And it's shitty. I am a popular 40,000 and suck. And it's shitty. I am a popular blogger, I am a star.

[07:56] advertisement for Darknet stores surfaced. In total, she faced up to 7 years in prison. She was placed under house arrest during the trial. There she continued to use drugs and invited other drug addicts to visit her.

[08:09] They stole my money. They put me through a cycle of chemicals. And I write to my lawyer, he says: "Well, you're an idiot, what can I

[08:22] tell you? Now you're going to the pre-trial detention center, and I'm jumping out of the window." Yulia jumped from the eighth floor, but somehow miraculously survived. She broke her hip and gave an interview from the hospital in which she expressed a desire to

[08:35] improve. Then, after leaving the hospital for another interview, Dr. Shurov took her to rehab. No one believed that Yulia was capable of changing. However, the videos that were posted during the treatment said otherwise.

[08:47] Hello everyone, guys. Today, my rehabilitation is going well, and I'm at a stage where I recognize the taste of sober life. I've

[08:59] again. You have to admit, I'm much more normal than I was in the clubs. However, all of this turned out to be just a smokescreen. After the court's decision that she would not go to prison , Yulia immediately fled from

[09:12] In short, who thought that I How will I change, how will I change? I hate this world of hers. And I don't know, have I changed, [ __ ] hell, haven't

[09:25] And I don't know, have I changed, [ __ ] hell, haven't . It's just that what I need to say now is that I'm recovering, I'm all [ __ ] up, recovering, I'm all [ __ ] up, and I love you all so much. Well, you understand,

[09:39] so that they love me, and I want to speak my mind . If I don't give a [ __ ] and everything is crap, then I'll say so. According to the court's decision, Yulia was supposed to undergo compulsory treatment. However, she never

[09:52] filming trash, using drugs, and advertising cat stores, for which she was soon detained for 13 days. After which she calmly left the country. Let's remember Yulia's words about the roof, which no longer seem like complete nonsense.

[10:07] Yulia left for Armenia, where she continued using drugs and filming all sorts of trash for her Telegram channel. Kuzya, take these flowers and give them to the saleswoman. By Just hit her in the head. Drag her onto the floor. Drag her onto the floor,

[10:20] Drag her onto the floor. Drag her onto the floor, turn her over.

[10:32] What are you lying about? I need a loser. Like a cedar goat. The money from trash was already not enough. And to not be left without drugs, Yulia even There. And did they steal your channels?

[10:45] money. How much did they transfer to you? 400,000 rubles, that was the maximum. And soon, Armenian activists found Yulia. Well, anyway, see for yourself. Well, you know, they

[11:00] Well, you know, they acted kindly. They just came, and dragged me around, made me apologize, poured some kind of... some kind of... I apologize to all Armenians.

[11:12] After that, Yulia was detained by the Armenian police for failure to comply with the decision of the Russian court. I was really afraid of prison. Really really afraid. Usually they give a preventive measure of two months in a pre-trial detention center. They gave me a month. They They take you to the

[11:25] pretrial detention center, to the punishment cell, where in the morning the beds are buckled, and you sit on the concrete. Yulia was lucky that at that time she was also a victim in another case, that of her beating by Armenian activists. She was sent to the Investigative

[11:37] Committee to testify, from where she tried to escape by jumping out of the toilet window. Naturally, they caught her and took her to the hospital, after which they returned her to the pretrial detention center for a month and a half. Then the court declared her insane and sent her to a

[11:50] psychiatric hospital. I ended up in the judicial prison ward, where there were judicial prison ward, where there were men and two or three women, including me, I'm 20, one is 42, who burned her grandmother, and another ate her

[12:07] lived in. And the men were thieves in law. One man showed up there just before my birthday, 1920—I turned 18 on August 23. He said, "If you don't come with me, I'll kill you." And he was busy With me himself through the bars,

[12:24] when he chased them to the orderly. Then Yulia is transferred to another department to people who are in this hospital forever. Injections, injections, injections, injections. These terrible injections, which afterwards you simply can’t walk, simply physically.

[12:38] Well, some kind of trans, apparently, it’s simply painful to even walk. There are people there, well, almost all women, on life sentences. On life sentences and that’s it. They’re in diapers, they’re bedridden, they’re cross-eyed, they’re. Well, that’s it. Before the trial, the head doctor said: “Yulia,

[12:53] we’re only helping you because you’re a young foreigner. Call your mom and let her pick you up. If you don't get free now, you'll stay here for the rest of your I had to do everything to be released, so that they wouldn’t just

[13:05] go there. The court released her." On July 21, after two years of treatment, Yulia was released. And, perhaps, one could say that the audience was waiting for her. Hundreds of thousands of views on her first posts on Telegram, almost 1.5 million on her first

[13:19] interview, but there is one thing. She is interesting to people as long as she somehow comes into contact with trash in her first posts on Telegram , because of the intrigue of what happened to her and what she will do next. But Yulia seems to have changed. She no longer

[13:33] even drinks alcohol, does not eat holy books, even believed in God and goes to church, her for all the good things she received from her . I am so truly ashamed of myself, for this, this twenty-second year, because it is

[13:48] completely unimaginable. Well, in my opinion, God reads our mother's heart. I visit such places every day and Well, what would you change? I would listen Mom. Well, I would never

[14:02] use it. Well, never. It's just that after the interview with Yulia came out, a huge number of commentators rushed to pity her and write how poor she is. A deeply unhappy girl who has made a lot of mistakes in her short life. It's such a shame.

[14:15] I just want to wish her all the best. Looking at Yulia, the only feeling I have is sympathy. It's clear she's taken the wrong path. Adequate public support is very important to Yulia. I wish her

[14:28] all the best. They apparently simply didn't know that for a slight delay in releasing this interview, Yulia leaked the interviewer's information , slandered her as a drug addict, and even threatened to ban her channel. For some reason, she leaked

[14:43] mention that her subscribers started leaking Vova's passport information, and she was called upon to destroy my Telegram channel. I also forgot that she viewed. for the asterisks where I signed that I was on illegal

[14:57] some kind of circus due to the fact that I do n’t even drink alcohol anymore. surfaced, the number of people sympathizing with Yulia has significantly decreased. And those who are left, well, they basically don’t care about Yulia at all. Well, yes, they wrote there

[15:11] how poor she is, how they feel sorry for her, how they want to hug her, and then forgot. As a result, now they donate 250 rubles for a three-hour stream . Of course, there’s absolutely not enough money for the luxurious life that Yulia is accustomed to . I don’t have

[15:26] something like this: I’m walking down the street, I see a store like Laura Piana, I can go in and buy something. I don’t have that. I live on the bare minimum. I don’t have any luxuries at all , in my opinion. And advertisers are interested in reputation, because

[15:41] interested in reputation, because That's why Yulia promotes Kazik and various dubious projects, 90% of reviews of which say they're scams. Yulia also recently lost access to

[15:54] her main Telegram channel, which had about 100,000 subscribers, after which advertisers started appearing on it. How come? Are you wasting channels with a Who knows. Everyone's scamming me. It's pretty

[16:08] suspicious, especially considering Yulia's current financial situation. So maybe she didn't lose access to the channel, but sold it. Or, let's say, she's just sitting there looting money from these ad posts.

[16:21] By the way, she's already got her Telegram channel back in July, which raises even more doubts about the hack's legitimacy. Today is September 22nd, and my Telegram channel has 100,000 subscribers. All these leaks, scams. And the shady topics and

[16:36] channels don't really fit with the image of a deeply religious Christian, do they? And it's hard to believe in Yulia's sobriety after watching even one of her streams face is completely unimportant. Well, it's like the

[16:56] Yulia actually has a very strange understanding of personal responsibility. She seems to sincerely regret what she did at first and takes the blame for all her actions. I don't want to blame anyone else for my

[17:09] Before, I always shifted my problems. I shifted responsibility onto my parents, onto my friends. You regret what you promoted. I will never forgive you for this. I hate

[17:21] myself for this. How many lives have I ruined, how many families have I killed. How can I forgive myself for this? It's impossible, I think. And after such touching speeches, they write that I'm some kind of nishkha who works for kopecks and promotes a scam. And those who

[17:35] hate her, she considers complete idiots. Right now, they probably don't understand me. They don't understand what I had to go through. No one understands. That's why they write such stupid comments there. Honestly, there used to be

[17:47] really supportive people there, such adults, apparently. Now it's just right that they get this hate there, if you can just say that you're I'm not responsible for myself at all at the moment . I don't know what can happen

[18:01] in literally 10 minutes. I don't know. You tell me, but she's been through can she now be responsible for what she does? responsibility is a rather complex topic. And if we're saying that

[18:14] Yulia Phineas, due to some circumstances, is not responsible for her actions, then we can say the same about anyone else. I had a video about this on my second channel. I recommend it, but I warn you that the reasoning There are

[18:26] purely theoretical ones and that it’s not for everyone. In any case, first taking full responsibility for your actions and then saying that you’re strange. And there are such contradictions in Yulia Matssa’s words. For example, she’s

[18:40] irritated by questions about her so-called primer. Listen, this is what irritates me. Look at how they write about everything, there’s prime, when it’s prime, when it’s blnd, when it’s Maybach, when it’s clothes. Now I

[18:55] really have to think about this. For me, I do everything for myself. I don’t have to think about this now But at the same time, Yulia herself is constantly exploiting her old image for the sake of popularity. Popularity has always been incredibly important to Yulia. Everything she did,

[19:10] she did to attract attention. And now it’s very clear how much she lacks this attention. Honestly, for me, I’m filming some kind of nonsense. And if I continue at this pace, everything will hang there for two months, everyone will stop

[19:23] watching. No one will ever I was waiting for some reason. It's always like this. For me, these numbers don't seem to indicate anything, what I'm doing, that I'm there. . Yulia feels that they love her as that

[19:38] constantly drunk and inadequate blonde. Now, to attract staged circles about breaking down. I endured and endured. That's it, I'm finished. Where the hell do you want me? If I'm not there by 11 o'clock

[19:53] , I'll jump out the window. And this is no joke. I know even the little guys I'll jump out the window. And this is no joke. I know even the little guys won't take me. Then they will take me. These circles are reposted by public pages, thereby promoting Yulia. After which she

[20:06] says: "Ha-ha, it was staged, I'm sober." Yulia understands how to attract viewers and what they want from her . And she, let me remind you, by 21, her . And at 20, she has this kind of crap. Well,

[20:20] this is just [ __ ] crazy. What do you think? My birthday is in a month, and I don't give a [ __ ]. I'm a mess, you know, at 20. Considering all of the above, if Yulia loses her temper again, there's a very real chance of a fatal outcome. And yes, while I was making

[20:34] this video, Yulia Fina lost her temper. At first, as I said, it was just bytes, but then Yulia went to Moscow to bring back the prime time. And then it all began. Drunken brawls, a shooting in central Moscow, NoShop ads, and even a relationship with a

[20:48] 15-year-old schoolboy. Hit, hit, shoot. started having problems. Blogger Yulia Phineas,

[21:03] thanks to her trashy content, was detained in Moscow. But after this report, Yulia wrote that it was all fake and that no one could detain her because she was in I wrote to two of my Moscow lawyers: “This is one. I have some really enthusiastic

[21:17] lawyers: “This is one. I have some really enthusiastic friends who work for the FSB. I don't care . Plant, plant. I show how young people live in Russia. Now Yulia is moving away from trashy content again, saying she's sick and

[21:31] apologizing to everyone. Honestly, I'm really tired of dealing with this trash content, this nonsense. Honestly, I apologize to all security forces of the Russian Federation. I'm just a mentally ill child.

[21:44] I wonder if any of the commentators will feel sorry for her now? Be that as it popularity, but we can state a fact. Yulia has not changed at all and continues her confident path to the grave. And about those who failed

[21:58] or simply died, you can learn about them from my previous video about deceased bloggers. Well, subscribe to my cart . Well, bye everyone. it . Well, bye everyone. it turns out