The video discusses the dangers of becoming an "invader," a term used to describe individuals who work as couriers or delivery personnel in the illicit drug trade. The speaker explains that invaders are often recruited through social media platforms, such as Telegram, and are promised high pay and stability. However, the reality is that invaders are often treated as disposable and are at high risk of being caught by law enforcement.
If caught, invaders can face severe penalties, including imprisonment for 7-12 years. The speaker also notes that invaders are often used as scapegoats by their employers, who may hand them over to the police to avoid taking the fall themselves.
The video also touches on the topic of police corruption, suggesting that some law enforcement officials may be involved in or complicit with the drug trade. The speaker warns that invaders are often caught in a web of corruption and violence, and that their employers will stop at nothing to protect themselves.
The video concludes with a warning to viewers not to get involved in the illicit drug trade, as the risks are not worth the potential rewards. The speaker encourages viewers to find alternative and legitimate ways to earn a living.
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1. Procter & Gamble is a company that produces various household goods, including deodorants, shampoos, and more.
2. The company has a website called PG Bonus where users can scan receipts from their products and receive cashback in rubles.
3. Users can register on the PG Bonus website and receive a bonus of 200 rubles, which can be withdrawn.
4. The PG Bonus website holds various prize draws for registered users.
5. Telegram is an anonymous social network where users can communicate with each other.
6. Some individuals use Telegram to sell illegal substances, often through inscriptions on walls or online ads.
7. These individuals, known as "invaders," are often hired by larger organizations to sell these substances.
8. Invaders are usually low-level workers who are not well-protected by their employers.
9. The police often have relationships with the organizations that hire invaders, and may not always enforce the law against them.
10. Invaders are at risk of being caught and imprisoned, with sentences ranging from 7 to 12 years.
11. The average salary for an invader in a provincial town can range from 50,000 to 100,000 rubles per month.
12. Law enforcement agencies have various ways to catch invaders, including using informants and setting up ambushes.
13. Employers of invaders often have connections and money to avoid being caught or punished.