I did an internet search for that channel and it says its not available in my country. Something seems fucky.

Spent at least 3 hours searching for Aleksandr Dugin's Foundations of Geopolitics. (Dugin's the "brains" behind Russian geo politics and who'd daughter was recently killed in a car bombing attack.) The book was listed as a kindle but was not for sale (Like you can't simply make more bits to copy a kindle book?) Every other book link was broken or lost. Ended up with an unauthorized translation.

Censorship is getting really bad when you cannot find and purchase a book that's supposed to be so influential.

I was in Shakhty in 2005 and noticed how rarely I saw police. I felt very free in Russia. Once in the Moscow metro station an officer question me but walked off after seeing my passport. My beard and sunglasses made him think I was a terrorist from Chechnya.

On train I went to caboose dining car for first aid after being sliced by protruding sharp metal on a door. Officer asked me to show him how and where this happened. When I showed him he promptly lost interest.

In Shakhty I registered my presence at police station with a bored and grumpy dour faced officer who then dismissed me and returned to his cigarettes and coffee. He was clearly annoyed by the bother of recording my presence on a small document he had me sign.

That's the extent of my police interaction in Russia. Other than those three times I never even saw police.