its not called blind following. they want peace. they live in big houses. get good wages. healthcare is free. economy is booming. life is good. why would they fight the government and turn into another syria or libya
maybe cause their government is causing a genocide in yemen? maybe income inequality maybe cause they kill journalist, maybe cause they attacked the US on 9/11. maybe because they say nothing while Israel commits a genocide on palestinians.
@Thousand Thoughts Those are problems of society. Those issues need to be fixed. There is no need for regime change. U have to understand that nothing is more important then peace
@@jah_gamingyt5989 No, but Saudi Arabia know how to play and ensure it own interest for the country and its people. Saudi Arabia have many conflict with USA but they have there own way of resolving it.
The Saudi government receives 100% of the revenue from the sale of oil... BUT... under an agreement with the USA all of the oil must be sold in American dollars.
Had to stop watching it part way through, this guy blames Wahabi ideas for spreading misery in many different countries, but completely ignores Western interference causing misery and destruction in those same countries.
lmfao pick up a history book, western ideals and wahhabism go hand in hand. Saudi arabia is the worst cancer ever to infect the middle east. They will fall under their own weight when the oil money runs out and we can only pray that allah is kind enough to not let the entire region tumble down with them.
@@randylahey2242 So-called Wahhabi is confined just to Arabia for eliminating shirk committed in the name of Allah. While the western ideals have suffocated most of the world to loot resources and still it continues
@@Hi5Ripon l thing your defensive here your religion has jihad wich is source of all miserty and that quran glofries death in name god so Dont be bias my frend
My 37 yr old daughter born in and raised in the west. Too graduate from British university found Riyadh to be the best place she ever lived. She calls it her home. Today she moved to the uae which her home away from home. Alhamdullilah.
Reform in Saudi Arabia is akin turning an oil tanker, it starts slow, but once it starts there is no going back. MBS knows this, he knows things can't carry on as they were, and he has the foresight to see what direction his country has to take to have a better tomorrow for the Saudi people, but change can be painful.
So sehe ich das auch! Er weiß aber auch das die Dinge sich langsam ändern müssen. Niemand will ein neues Desaster wie 1979 im Iran. Und ich denke davon will er weg!
If the people of any country are happy and getting help from government like education, health , homes etc etc then no need of complaining or criticizing government about things which doesn't concern you or your personal life - just be happy 😊
Good documentary but bias at some points, they are not trying to hide something or avoid saying anything. People are truly happy of the Saudis progress
I am Saudi and I found the documentary misleading. Most of the information is twisted. You could've told it in base narrative far from projecting certain ideas.
Literally im genuinely dumfounded how outrageously biased he is. Goes to an old man who cant read asks him what's in the news he says he can't read. Journalist : " clearly thats an excuses because he doesnt want to talk and get in trouble" Im not a fan of the royals but this is POOR POOR journalist integrity
@Danos I was born and raised in SA sadly some elderly people just can’t read they were born when SA was in a bad state. So he’s probably can’t read, but if you’re hateful and ur aggressively want to see it as if he’s lying, I can’t say much about it .
Language is really amazing, watching this I'm picking up so many Swahili words. Swahili is n East African language that developed from Arabic. For instance, I could instantly pick up faras (horse) farasi in Swahili, taifa (nation), also taifa in Swahili and fadhal (please) tafadhali in Swahili. Those Arabian horses are stunning!
You're right lots of Arabic words are found in Swahili like Tabibu (in Arabic: Tabeeb) and Dafeeina (from Dafn which is burial; in Arabic the word Kanz is used instead as it means treasure). Btw Tafadhali in Arabic means Come in/You're welcome (feminine) both come from the same root Fadhl (kindness/ favour).
Briefly skimmed this video: 1. Prince Saud bin Nayef was never considered Crown Prince. His brother was. 2. That poor bookstore didn't know what the reporter was saying. That was barely Arabic. He literally said; "News, Reporter?", in a terrible accent. The seller just told him: "There's lots of reporters in there, read and see, I don't read the papers". That reporter has the nerve to assume that he is avoiding the question or something. He didn't even understand your two word enquiry.
Although an informative documentary, I think the producers should allow the viewers the autonomy to form their own opinions rather than the presenters views which are pre-determined from the start, ill judged, poor, and filled with so much negativity. Having visited Saudi Arabia on many occassions, i found the people and the country to be beautiful and welcoming. Saudi Arabia is a country steeped in rich history and culture. I pray that Allah protects the country especially the holy sanctuaries and city of Makkah al Mukkarama and and Madinah al Munawarra and i pray that Saudi Arabia has a bright and successful future with stability.
Criticism is alright provided it is not directed at the powerful one, once any Jounalist makes that fatal mistake, he will meet the same fate as Khashoggi, no matter where you are or hiding outside of Saudi Arabia. Obviously, the message is heard clearly and loudly by all now after what happened in Turkey.
The greatest feeling I’ve ever had was when I got the final exist stamp on my passport and left the country. I cannot put in words how liberating and uplifting that felt! I urge any non-Saudis living in Saudi to do whatever it takes to get out of it, if not for yourselves, do it for your kids.
@@ramelep the fact that I had zero rights despite being born and raised there. When I was a kid, I didn’t give it much thought because you don’t know any better if that’s what you’ve had from day 1, but the older you get the more you realize how bad and inhuman the laws are. I got my first job in Khubar in 2007 and that was an eye opener.. they took my passport away and gave me an ID (iqama) as if I’d just moved to the country. And there’s no way you can leave the country if they don’t grant you a re-entry visa. My friends had it worse, their kafeels “sponsors” were independent individuals who used to exploit them financially just like the old days (but hey, we no longer use the word “slavery”, okay?) The religious police were like the angels of death and they used to pop out of nowhere wherever you go (if you’re not with a family, you’re a potential sex offender and should be treated as such even if all you’re doing is having a meal..) I understand most of the foreigners in Saudi are desperate people from poor, less fortunate countries, but I really think their kids deserve better. Saudi is not for foreigners, deal with it.
@@freddiet.4200 I’m so grateful you shared with me. Very very insightful! Your views are respected. How do you think Saudi Arabia would treat me? A black single male..
@@ramelep what fadi said is kinda the truth of the dark side of Saudi. However, a lot of change is currently happening since the Saudi vision 2030. I expect what Fadi said will not happen anymore with the laws currently being passed. What you are asking about is racism and I believe you will not see any. Laws against racism are strict nowadays and if convicted heavy fines and jail time is expected.
Your country is blessed 👌🏿 that we can't take away ...i always wonder why this particular country is attacked as if its the only one in middle east 😂😂🤦🏿♀️...every country has both n good side of it not Saudi only
I’m Saudi unfortunately there was some spices been added to the report For example The prince he wasn’t granted as crown prince before , that was his brother and for god sake 😂 he won’t buy the winning horse if he don’t win 😂😂😂 Unsubscribe from Netflix 😂😂😂
I agree with that guy " rich " is relative 😂😂😂 you can be rich with 1million ,100 million,500 million this goes with "broke" too 😂...i feel like the whole point of this video is to show the world that Americans discovered oil in there and not Saudis😂😂 you saw how that guy told the lady" if its not for the Americans who worked there she probably wouldnt have worked there for 20 years". Americans and entitlement 😂😂🤦🏿♀️
We’re not saying all people don’t talk about king family because they’re respect them we can see clearly fear in all of them eyes. Why is this freedom?
Many people have been killed in Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Lebanon, Libya and Afghanistan, but you are all just hypocrites who are controlled by money. Salute to Prince bin Salman
Dear we everybody know that royal family not serving Islam but kurssy that chair you know that entire world is suffering because of of this royal family they are supporting this Islamic terrorism because of their kurssy
Very jealous and envy reporter No body cares what the west thinks you can't impose us what you believe you better respect our values and culture huge love from Somali Canadian
The Crown prince is making significant reforms and trying to create opportunities for the young Saudi's. There will be stumbles and obstacles, but he needs the West to support him. Reforms and changes will happen ,on Saudi time , not Western time
Arab writer Abdulrahman Al Kawakibi writes: “Oppression manipulates facts in people’s minds, leading people to believe that whoever seeks truth is sinful, that whoever abandons his rights is obedient, that the one who cries out [against oppression] is mischievous, that the perceptive and intelligent are godless, and that the useless one is upright. It transforms genuine advice into intrusiveness, caring for others into enmity, magnanimity into transgression, enthusiasm/zeal into foolishness, mercy into illness, just as it considers hypocrisy to be a policy, manipulation to be civility, and pettiness/villainy to be kindness.”
The host’s comments on Muhammad Abd-Al-Wahhab were both loaded and incorrect. There are many contradictory statements, books, and think pieces on him and what he stood for but the vast majority of said works come directly from his haters. He was a reformer and Imam that returned the people to traditional Islam and advised them against religious deviations and misguidance. If the host actually read his books, he’d know better. One can easily see that the host looks at Islam and most tradition with disgust and his words and perspective should be taken with less than a grain of salt.
With GDP Percapita in Saudi $23.000, compare to GDP Percapita India $2.000, GendeR inequality index Saudi rank 52, while India rank in 123 out of 160 countries. You should make documentary about indian women.
Unfortunately, too many reporters choose to go to the worst parts of Riyadh to "show" what Saudi is. The reality is 100% of those living in this old areas are not Saudis. They are migrant workers from India, Pakistan, etc. who fill up these old neighbourhoods for the cheap rent. Literally drive a few kilometers in any direction and you will see a metropolis of modern architecture and technology. It's a real shame that so many people in these comments are convinced that this is Saudi.
It's interesting to see the comments from people depending on where they live, how they live, their own experiences , what they have been taught and their exposure to other people in other countries and cultures. As an American, I find my country to be very insular, maybe because we aren't close to countries other than Canada and Mexico. I will have to say that there are things in some other cultures that I can't respect and will never accept. As for the Saudi government taking care of it's citizens? I think that's the way things should be, but in my country, ,people spend millions to convince people to vote against their own self interest. I was sitting in bed, having my coffee, watching the news before getting ready for work, and saw the first tower burning and then out of the corner of my eye I saw a plane. It didn't really register with me, I was watching the other tower and then BAM!!!!! Horrible. I realize it made many people very happy. People and countries have many sides, they are never just one thing, but the bottom line is, for me. where ever I have traveled I find kind, wonderful and lovely people. I never would want to cross MBS, I will tell you that. He's smart, he knows the demographic of his country, and he knows what is needed to move forward and the only way they can survive is to move forward, the oil is not infinite.
@@petermclelland278 True but I see changes in America and it has happened with the support for Donald Trump. IF he is elected again, God forbid, he will continue what he started, stifling journalists (wow where has THAT ever happened in the world?), weaponizing the Department Of Justice against his enemies, and further packing the Supreme Court with his cronies and also the Federal Justice courts. We are on a slippery slope here. You can see where we head by the people Trump admires and wants to emulate. Look at what's happening in Poland and Hungary. They spilled blood for their freedom and now they are ready to give it away. I think that after a time, the fighting and sacrifice and the way things were under a totalitarian government fade away (look at the number of holocaust deniers) and people become complacent and they really don't realize what they are giving up. There's a big difference between democratic socialism and totalitarianism. I hope Saudi Arabia and the other gulf states will thrive in the future.
@@petermclelland278 The so called freedoms the America government fights for is just an illusion to there citizen's for plans of expansion, control & profit. All your so called democracy gets thrown in the bin when it's time for the corporations to lobby there agenders!!! Also the Democrats & republicans are 2 sides of same coin. How because this system was put into place a long time ago to make it look like there was an opposition & another choice just in case you don't like one party & there ideals. You would vote for the other so no matter who wins its the same people in power!!!
I understood your point for these documentary, but 2 questions I have for you . What's your name and which language were you conversing while addressing to the camera . And... How do you understand and speak Arabic with the locals ?
The horses are so clearly terrified of those whips-in fact, I’d posit that they don’t want to be at the show at all, forced to move and stand as the human wants. This isn’t just a Saudi issue but a worldwide one and calls for a new way of thinking about how we interact with animals
VERY IMPORTANT: You did not show Bin Naif in you documentary, this is Sultan Bin Khaled that you were referring to ad Mohammed Bin Naif. There is 0 chances of you capturing Bin Naif on Camera now since he is imprisoned.
Very misled reporter who has a lot of false thoughts on a country that has welcomed him with so much generosity and open mind yet he was looking to confirm all the wrong thought he had. Weak and coward act. Saudi has nothing to hide, and all the wrong doing was in the past but you can't hold us accountable forever, because if we still want to be stuck on the past then you shouldn't be speaking French.
You are totally right and exactly expressing my thoughts. This guy says he wants to explore the new modern Saudi Arabia and yet he shows a friendly open-minded face to his interviewees (who were extremely kind and welcoming to him) and shows an ugly face when narrating in English or Dutch. He didn't give any importance in his documentary to the huge positive changes led by the government in a '''before - after'' mode but instead kept reinforcing old false stereotypes that would attract more youtube views and clicks. The worst thing was seeing kind and welcoming Saudi people talking to him before his editing; it was like stabbing in the back. On the other hand, an intelligent viewer would clearly see how intelligent and bright Saudi people are....the future Saudi is coming, and the west will realise that sooner or later....
I don’t think it’s blindly , it’s out of fear , fear of losing their wealth , fear of lifetime incarceration, fear of beheading and or anything their King will do to them.
Life is way better for peaceful people in Saudi Arabia Than in Europe or USA where innocents are killed by cops or gangsters.. you need to live in Saudi Arabia to enjoy that peace..
@@budgetking2591 .. in saudi I feel… I have freedom to live safely and with dignity.. no violence.. no lawlessness.. safe family .. I know what it is ..
The journalist speaks from a mindset of 20 years ago and visits the Saudi Arabia of today 2021. Clearly biased at times and knows society’s red lines yet wants to provoke a response regardless. No Saudi will openly criticise the royal family, government and religion and that should be respected.
Agree...he is pushing it and is irritating me at moments as well...he is putting them on the spot so he is not getting any answers so he is making assumptions..🇬🇷🙋♀️
You must be a foreigner who depend from the royal family to support your family. Ask yourself, is the "royal family" provide the same rights to all? I don't know what Allah will do with these governments worldwide!
@@orlandoselles7926 no I don’t rely on support from the government thank you for your observation. In Arabian custom 2 things are red lines. Religion and the leader(s).
@@Qx1407 I appreciate your feedback. Yet, there is a misconception among these governments who use religion as the basis of controlling poverty, education, economy, and politics. Counting on their loyalties is distressing.
@@ΧριστίναΜαγουλα-β1ξ his assumptions are then deemed to be ‘truth’. It’s a bit distasteful at times like when he meets the prince he’s like hello oh btw how many family members are there ?
He is so rude. When that man invited him into the mosque and he says "twisted ideology is responsible for violence", complete lack of manners. When someone, especially a powerful man takes the time and makes the effort to share his culture with you , don't be disdainful and show contempt. I couldn't watch anymore after that, too much cringe.
Theyve got this guy to go round saudi looking for as many faults as possible and if you cant find any then just make them up as you go along. A great documentary twisted and far from facts.
There is no freedom of speech in Saudi Arabia . Arab people are rude and not friendly at all . Just because we love this country for our Prophet (PBUH) who belong to this place.
Unfortunately the real video author made the real one unavailable to be streamed in Saudi so we can’t share our opinions on how misleading this documentary is. It’s only made available to the American public for the American people to brainwash them.
I appreciate Mansours efforts to clarify what their Imam (Teacher/scholar) taught and showing Mosque has only Quran.. despite that the presenter is persistent to throw negativity and connecting violence to a religious ideology.
So what if the money from oil goes to government & Royal Family!!! At the end of the day does not most of American oil and any other prophets are shared with the FED in the US?! As I said CHILL stop spreading fear!!!
With this money they spend on escorts and lavish lifestyle while the non royal family are suffering in Saudi you fool,this royal family is a shame and have one rule for others and one rule for them.
@@fmiah1174 you are absolutely beautiful, However U want to tell me that the English royal family don’t have lavish parties & Escorts? And when they do that are they spending from thier own pockets or from the peoples pockets? Same same!!! So there is no need to attack others when we all practice the same sins, some are just better at hiding it 😉
Saudis arabai belongs to my beloved Prophet Muhammad sallalahu allayhi wahahlli hi wahsahllim ( Peace & Blessings be upon the majestic master of all world and the 7 heveans and above
If he really believes that Criticizing the House of Saud is dangerous, then he wouldn't be doing it himself, unless he thinks he has some Protection somewhere, but that protection could only come from the Saudi Royal Family. Also, what I heard was that the Journalist involved had been an actual friend of Crown Prince MBS in their younger days, and in Saudi Arabia he was very supportive of MBS and his Projects, but once he had a Foreign Journalist Post in Washington DC, his new career seemed to be pivoting around moving an Arab Spring Style Revolution to Saudi Arabia. Was he working with the CIA? This was PERSONAL as much as it was Political. The President of the USA had recognized before the World the Ascendency and Legitimacy of the Power granted by the House of Saud to Crown Prince MBS, and that Journalist was jeopardizing it all by implying that MBS was somehow footdragging on all of the Reforms he had promised, but, Politics are Politics everywhere, and the Left must be balanced against the Right, and social change should be measured and controlled because nobody would want Saudi Arabia to jump track and go off the rails, right? But the Journalist wished to gain popularity in the USA by fanning the flames of all the Hatred in America for Saudi Arabia that arose after the Twin Towers Terror Attack, where the Air Bourne Element was almost entirely of Saudi Arabians, the leader from the leading family of Bin Ladens. A true friend of Saudi Arabia, and a good Citizen, and an Old Friend of the Crowned Prince, would have been more concerned with Damage Control and winning American Hearts and Minds. Instead he committed treason against the monarchy, the Royal House that had Educated him and even had employed him. He had presented himself as a Loyal Servant and Friend of the House of Saud, and looks what he does to pander to the Americans, who would have to admit that they sometimes play rough themselves, with their Crime Families and CIA Assassins. Yeah, the creator narrator of this Video is only trying to make a name for himself by thumbing his nose at the House of Saud, while he believes it popular. But the Royal Family need not react, but every Friend of the Royal Family in Arabia should know how to receive, or not receive this Troublemaker into their Bars or Restaurants, Shops, or Saloons. Treat him like a flea infested dog, and chase him away with brooms. Thumbs Down! Oh! at the end he does his best to get that old Editor in Chief in trouble too. This is what is wrong with Journalists, they simply want to maximize the Troubles that each Society is going through. then why are they surprised that after looking so hard for trouble, that they should actually find It.
"The country has become less dependant on oil" According to Statista, Forbes and Investopia, Saudi Arabia is the second largest oil producer in the world. Their economy is dependent on oil and has been for the last half a century and more. Check your facts before you make such bold statements. They are not becoming less dependant on oil, they are planning to do so. However, for now, their economy is almost entirely dependent on oil production.
Facts don't need to be true or false. They're simply facts. The sources I mentioned above derive their data from world bank. You can fact check what I wrote by doing your own research on the matter.
Saudi arabia is one of the most beautiful countries ive visited. The most generous people ive ever seen. I would prefer living there then anywhere else.
I’m Pakistani American and was born in NYC but when I was there working in an enterprise architecture IT role for 3 years, there was a clear attitude of looking down on South Asians and other developing nations. Even though I was born and raised in the US, they still saw me as what they call a ‘second world national’ … I found it kinda comical personally being that I realized I was a better educated and more well rounded versus most of these wealthy KSA nationals … they are the definition of more money than sense/class … I was more than happy to take their x3 contract day rate, tax free within KSA …
What makes U think Saudi Arabia needs to change?! Who made you the Judges of how a society chooses to operate!!! Most Saudi women live more lavish lives than most of U watching this movie… Let’s just agree on one thing there is a difference between Culture & religious instruction… their Culture chose not to have women drive for what ever reason but it wasn’t an Islamic rule!!! I do not recall a hadith of the prophet that said women can’t go out in a ride on a camel 🐫 OK👌 SO CHILL KINDLY
Only a tiny percentage have the luxury of living lavishly including those not so intelligent expatriates working with American/European companies handling projects worth billion of dollars .The host should venture the outskirts and small villagers to see how the real folks live.
Let it be,let them move advance as long as islam is well preserved...rather than be stagment as year goes by.Dont worry about world end as it will come anyway,anytime,anymoment.Islam don't need changes but their country need it.we support u S.ARABIA.
You were trying to make bad news about my country but you were lose. You were trying to find someone talking negatively about Saudi Arabia. But you can’t because we are love our country and the leadership.
This kind of work would get you fired in North America for not to subtle ethnocentric and racist tones. The fact that a brown guy with Arab background was the one doing it wouldnt matter at all. Things are quite different on the other side of the pond. My condolences on the loss of your dignity
This documentary was allowed by Saudi goverment to clean their act with Khashoji murder case and portrays a modern life style but the reporter was on target. Bravo Mr Sinan . I agree people were reluctant to tp talk to the reporter as there were afraid of the circumstance of being killed for instance like the late journalist
صحفي تركي الماني جمع السيئتين بعداء المملكة 😂😂 تبهرني بجاحة وقوة عين الغرب بالحديث عن الاخلاقيات والحريات وهم مليئين بالفضائح الاخلاقية وخروقات حقوق الانسان ويتحدثون بكل ثقة ان ولي العهد مسؤول بشكل مباشر عن مقتل خاشقجي بدون دليل لمجرد انه مو غربي يعتبر دليل كافي بالنسبه لهم لاطلاق السهام عليه سجن ابوغريب وقوانتانمو مليئان بالدموية وخروقات حقوق الانسان ماشفنا صحفي غربي يتهم الرئيس الامريكي بشكل مباشر عن معرفته ومسؤوليته المباشره عن ما حدث الغرب قتل مئات الاف العراقيين بحرب رفضتها الامم المتحده بحجة كاذبة عن اسلحة الدمار الشامل ما شفنا الغرب يقاضي حكامه بالاعلام على هالحرب وغيرها من الحروب الاستعماريه كما فعل مع ولي العهد الغرب عبارة عن استعمار قذر متغطي بالحريات والاخلاقيات
its not called blind following. they want peace. they live in big houses. get good wages. healthcare is free. economy is booming. life is good. why would they fight the government and turn into another syria or libya
maybe cause their government is causing a genocide in yemen? maybe income inequality maybe cause they kill journalist, maybe cause they attacked the US on 9/11. maybe because they say nothing while Israel commits a genocide on palestinians.
Well said...the social compact still stands 👌🏽
@Thousand Thoughts
Those are problems of society. Those issues need to be fixed. There is no need for regime change. U have to understand that nothing is more important then peace
@Thousand Thoughts well since you’re foreigner you should ask your government to pay for your healthcare not the Saudi government..
@@Flippy2100 we are happy with all of that , please watch your business
Lived in Saudi for 25 years and would return there permanently tomorrow. Beautiful country and people.
You never lived in Saudi
@@BB-hz7sw يارجال ضف وجهك ماقد دخلت السعوديه و شفتها و جاين تسولف علينا
@@BB-hz7swwhy? Did you lived there before?
@good4u702 thank you for your efforts. I hope you will come back again soon. Kind regards,
@@Iptfr no you didn't
Regardless of their human rights record, they are good at maneuvering global politics. They have avoided the fates of Iran, Iraq, and Venezuela.
Yes because Saudi loves United States they Love each other 😂
@@jah_gamingyt5989 don’t cry
They allied with usa to tackle their geo security issue
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No, but Saudi Arabia know how to play and ensure it own interest for the country and its people. Saudi Arabia have many conflict with USA but they have there own way of resolving it.
Venezuela? Yeah the Saudis allow free market to exist, they would never end like Venezuela
The Saudi government receives 100% of the revenue from the sale of oil... BUT... under an agreement with the USA all of the oil must be sold in American dollars.
If they double-cross the Americans for a second they will be gone within a week. By Donald J Trump.
@@mohdy1793 lol 😆 🤣 😂 They feed same bone to soviet(Russia) IF America betrays
@@Professor-qu5vz Russia is nothing compared to USA
@@williamcunninghammorrison3894 nope over time usa will decline russia wil get stronger
the secret is the saudis must invest it back into usa.
Had to stop watching it part way through, this guy blames Wahabi ideas for spreading misery in many different countries, but completely ignores Western interference causing misery and destruction in those same countries.
Hypocrisy has no limits when it comes to westerners
lmfao pick up a history book, western ideals and wahhabism go hand in hand. Saudi arabia is the worst cancer ever to infect the middle east. They will fall under their own weight when the oil money runs out and we can only pray that allah is kind enough to not let the entire region tumble down with them.
@@randylahey2242 So-called Wahhabi is confined just to Arabia for eliminating shirk committed in the name of Allah. While the western ideals have suffocated most of the world to loot resources and still it continues
@@Hi5Ripon l thing your defensive here your religion has jihad wich is source of all miserty and that quran glofries death in name god so Dont be bias my frend
In my pov it cleared the misunderstanding of Wahhabism
Message to the saudis
Don’t let the West destroy your country with bad ideologies. Lived in KSa and loved it the way it is
@Jekabpils Bushow "Freedom" nice joke they sold.
Never trust a 'documentary' that has dramatic music playing in the background
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@@wanjirukarago9308 Nikii ureka guku kanyau
good one akhi
My 37 yr old daughter born in and raised in the west. Too graduate from British university found Riyadh to be the best place she ever lived. She calls it her home.
Today she moved to the uae which her home away from home. Alhamdullilah.
None of these countries are democratic meaning the people have no say @ all how the money are spent there.
I worked in Saudia in the 80,s.very stricked country but i liked working there..Well done on a great investigative video.
If you don’t mind me asking, what did you work as? What was it like?
@@Native2015 i worked with General Electric.I was a Technician on Gas Turbines in Yanbu al Bahr.Retired now.Regards
Reform in Saudi Arabia is akin turning an oil tanker, it starts slow, but once it starts there is no going back. MBS knows this, he knows things can't carry on as they were, and he has the foresight to see what direction his country has to take to have a better tomorrow for the Saudi people, but change can be painful.
I agree!
lol he simply has an ego of a child, dont romanticize his fragile ego
So sehe ich das auch! Er weiß aber auch das die Dinge sich langsam ändern müssen. Niemand will ein neues Desaster wie 1979 im Iran. Und ich denke davon will er weg!
If the people of any country are happy and getting help from government like education, health , homes etc etc then no need of complaining or criticizing government about things which doesn't concern you or your personal life - just be happy 😊
Well said
Good documentary but bias at some points, they are not trying to hide something or avoid saying anything. People are truly happy of the Saudis progress
I am Saudi and I found the documentary misleading. Most of the information is twisted. You could've told it in base narrative far from projecting certain ideas.
yeah yeah, whatever. misleading lol!
I was wondering if this was produced by Al Suud.
Literally im genuinely dumfounded how outrageously biased he is. Goes to an old man who cant read asks him what's in the news he says he can't read.
Journalist : " clearly thats an excuses because he doesnt want to talk and get in trouble"
Im not a fan of the royals but this is POOR POOR journalist integrity
@Danos I was born and raised in SA sadly some elderly people just can’t read they were born when SA was in a bad state. So he’s probably can’t read, but if you’re hateful and ur aggressively want to see it as if he’s lying, I can’t say much about it .
the horse has arabian personality 😂
Language is really amazing, watching this I'm picking up so many Swahili words. Swahili is n East African language that developed from Arabic. For instance, I could instantly pick up faras (horse) farasi in Swahili, taifa (nation), also taifa in Swahili and fadhal (please) tafadhali in Swahili. Those Arabian horses are stunning!
You're right lots of Arabic words are found in Swahili like Tabibu (in Arabic: Tabeeb) and Dafeeina (from Dafn which is burial; in Arabic the word Kanz is used instead as it means treasure). Btw Tafadhali in Arabic means Come in/You're welcome (feminine) both come from the same root Fadhl (kindness/ favour).
Lugha ya kiswahili imejumuisha lugha tofauti lakini sio taabu kifahamu asante sana shukrani
@@abdulrahmansalim9773 سيبسربريس
@@الفيلسوفأبوفكرالزنديق this is really cool 🅿️🤍👍🏿
That’s interesting
Briefly skimmed this video:
1. Prince Saud bin Nayef was never considered Crown Prince. His brother was.
2. That poor bookstore didn't know what the reporter was saying. That was barely Arabic. He literally said; "News, Reporter?", in a terrible accent. The seller just told him: "There's lots of reporters in there, read and see, I don't read the papers".
That reporter has the nerve to assume that he is avoiding the question or something. He didn't even understand your two word enquiry.
Although an informative documentary, I think the producers should allow the viewers the autonomy to form their own opinions rather than the presenters views which are pre-determined from the start, ill judged, poor, and filled with so much negativity. Having visited Saudi Arabia on many occassions, i found the people and the country to be beautiful and welcoming. Saudi Arabia is a country steeped in rich history and culture. I pray that Allah protects the country especially the holy sanctuaries and city of Makkah al Mukkarama and and Madinah al Munawarra and i pray that Saudi Arabia has a bright and successful future with stability.
This entire documentary seems more like an interrogation of Saudi and of the people he interviewed. Overly dramatized. I didn’t enjoy it.
The rate at which he pushes his luck on the questioning, I won't be surprised if they eventually ban him 😂💦
Which is something for which I admire him. He's so brave.
Criticism is alright provided it is not directed at the powerful one, once any Jounalist makes that fatal mistake, he will meet the same fate as Khashoggi, no matter where you are or hiding outside of Saudi Arabia. Obviously, the message is heard clearly and loudly by all now after what happened in Turkey.
Economic & Social development is a nation's right ✌️
Sure! For a country that enjoys slavery. $$$$$$ is not freedom of rights. If so, why then we do have government for?
What a lovely and kind people. Even with a hateful person.
May the higher Powers look over the prince take care of him and he rule many wonderful years and bless his people
There isn't any higher powers 😢
I am not Saudi, but this person with bad intention towards Saudi ... a lot of Fitnah here... if he died like Khasogi... am not surprised.
Hopefully he does
Why he is talking negatively about Saudi Arabia present and history?
He could ask for information, he is just showing he side this is biased video.
My sentiments exactly
yes, I thought I was the only one who felt that
But the ghetto? surely ,they can build decent housing and sewage, for the poor, with all the disposable income they command
@@deidradahl2802which guetto are u talking about u dumb😂😂😂
He really went to Aramco and wore an Adidas track suit jacket😂🙄
The greatest feeling I’ve ever had was when I got the final exist stamp on my passport and left the country. I cannot put in words how liberating and uplifting that felt! I urge any non-Saudis living in Saudi to do whatever it takes to get out of it, if not for yourselves, do it for your kids.
What did you Not like about Saudi Arabia?
@@ramelep the fact that I had zero rights despite being born and raised there. When I was a kid, I didn’t give it much thought because you don’t know any better if that’s what you’ve had from day 1, but the older you get the more you realize how bad and inhuman the laws are. I got my first job in Khubar in 2007 and that was an eye opener.. they took my passport away and gave me an ID (iqama) as if I’d just moved to the country. And there’s no way you can leave the country if they don’t grant you a re-entry visa. My friends had it worse, their kafeels “sponsors” were independent individuals who used to exploit them financially just like the old days (but hey, we no longer use the word “slavery”, okay?) The religious police were like the angels of death and they used to pop out of nowhere wherever you go (if you’re not with a family, you’re a potential sex offender and should be treated as such even if all you’re doing is having a meal..) I understand most of the foreigners in Saudi are desperate people from poor, less fortunate countries, but I really think their kids deserve better. Saudi is not for foreigners, deal with it.
@@freddiet.4200 I’m so grateful you shared with me. Very very insightful! Your views are respected.
How do you think Saudi Arabia would treat me? A black single male..
@@ramelep what fadi said is kinda the truth of the dark side of Saudi. However, a lot of change is currently happening since the Saudi vision 2030. I expect what Fadi said will not happen anymore with the laws currently being passed.
What you are asking about is racism and I believe you will not see any. Laws against racism are strict nowadays and if convicted heavy fines and jail time is expected.
@@turki1258 thank you 😊 for sharing. Your insight means the world to me
Wow congratulations fried. God bless you and your family. Thank you so much
You see a guy unfamiliar with you, and you ambush him with private questions like this with a camera in his face what do you expect?
I know, right? What an honor to have gone into such a historic mosque and he disrespected his host
Greetings to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia moving forward and the dogs continue to bark ؟؟
Your country is blessed 👌🏿 that we can't take away ...i always wonder why this particular country is attacked as if its the only one in middle east 😂😂🤦🏿♀️...every country has both n good side of it not Saudi only
If the West is silent about you, you are on the wrong path, and if the West fights you, you are on the right path. Take it as a base 👌
I’m Saudi
unfortunately there was some spices been added to the report
For example
The prince he wasn’t granted as crown prince before , that was his brother and for god sake 😂 he won’t buy the winning horse if he don’t win 😂😂😂
Unsubscribe from Netflix 😂😂😂
😂 💦 💦
فضحتونا
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I agree with that guy " rich " is relative 😂😂😂 you can be rich with 1million ,100 million,500 million this goes with "broke" too 😂...i feel like the whole point of this video is to show the world that Americans discovered oil in there and not Saudis😂😂 you saw how that guy told the lady" if its not for the Americans who worked there she probably wouldnt have worked there for 20 years". Americans and entitlement 😂😂🤦🏿♀️
We’re not saying all people don’t talk about king family because they’re respect them we can see clearly fear in all of them eyes. Why is this freedom?
Such crystal clear.... What a documentary
I don’t like the crown prince for butchering kashoggi but u can’t take away his reforms in a hardcore conservative Arabia
Many people have been killed in Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Lebanon, Libya and Afghanistan, but you are all just hypocrites who are controlled by money. Salute to Prince bin Salman
What great knowledge achieved without visiting the county. Thanks for sharing.
Dear we everybody know that royal family not serving Islam but kurssy that chair you know that entire world is suffering because of of this royal family they are supporting this Islamic terrorism because of their kurssy
Which makes this even more suspect.
Very jealous and envy reporter
No body cares what the west thinks you can't impose us what you believe you better respect our values and culture huge love from Somali Canadian
You envy the west too. You living there
@aria mason mind you Saudi imposed Wahhabism on them. Look at what Somalis looked like before they were brainwashed by Saudi culture
@@bigdaddypuff1745Saudi didn't impose anything but some country imposed subtle communism in Somalia
You can’t just say blindly… they aren’t blind neither literally nor figuratively… more like loyally, and profitably ))
It’s blind following when Saudi Arabia is an amazing place lead by great and amazing leaders
The Crown prince is making significant reforms and trying to create opportunities for the young Saudi's. There will be stumbles and obstacles, but he needs the West to support him. Reforms and changes will happen ,on Saudi time , not Western time
Sorry to disappoint you, but saudi gov just gives a nice paint to the outside but important major changes wont happen in this elitist gov.
Arab writer Abdulrahman Al Kawakibi writes:
“Oppression manipulates facts in people’s minds, leading people to believe that whoever seeks truth is sinful, that whoever abandons his rights is obedient, that the one who cries out [against oppression] is mischievous, that the perceptive and intelligent are godless, and that the useless one is upright. It transforms genuine advice into intrusiveness, caring for others into enmity, magnanimity into transgression, enthusiasm/zeal into foolishness, mercy into illness, just as it considers hypocrisy to be a policy, manipulation to be civility, and pettiness/villainy to be kindness.”
The host’s comments on Muhammad Abd-Al-Wahhab were both loaded and incorrect. There are many contradictory statements, books, and think pieces on him and what he stood for but the vast majority of said works come directly from his haters. He was a reformer and Imam that returned the people to traditional Islam and advised them against religious deviations and misguidance. If the host actually read his books, he’d know better. One can easily see that the host looks at Islam and most tradition with disgust and his words and perspective should be taken with less than a grain of salt.
Yes, he is being paid to slag off Saudi Arabia like many nefarious journalists
With GDP Percapita in Saudi $23.000, compare to GDP Percapita India $2.000, GendeR inequality index Saudi rank 52, while India rank in 123 out of 160 countries. You should make documentary about indian women.
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Such an unbelievably good documentary.
Arabian horses really are beautiful. My pony is part Arabian, he doesn't have this amazing shape, but lifts his tail up like these guys do.
Arabians have donkeys and mules not horses 🙄
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@@haroonharoon7452 😂😂😂😂
@@haroonharoon7452 ignorance
@@haroonharoon7452 those who raide donkeys are your ancestors.
In the 90s I had a saudi friend who was flogged for talking to a girl , he was not realted too. I hope things like that have changed.
The girl may have filed a complaint against him
Great documentary! Thanks a lot.
Unfortunately, too many reporters choose to go to the worst parts of Riyadh to "show" what Saudi is. The reality is 100% of those living in this old areas are not Saudis. They are migrant workers from India, Pakistan, etc. who fill up these old neighbourhoods for the cheap rent. Literally drive a few kilometers in any direction and you will see a metropolis of modern architecture and technology. It's a real shame that so many people in these comments are convinced that this is Saudi.
It's interesting to see the comments from people depending on where they live, how they live, their own experiences , what they have been taught and their exposure to other people in other countries and cultures.
As an American, I find my country to be very insular, maybe because we aren't close to countries other than Canada and Mexico. I will have to say that there are things in some other cultures that I can't respect and will never accept.
As for the Saudi government taking care of it's citizens? I think that's the way things should be, but in my country, ,people spend millions to convince people to vote against their own self interest.
I was sitting in bed, having my coffee, watching the news before getting ready for work, and saw the first tower burning and then out of the corner of my eye I saw a plane. It didn't really register with me, I was watching the other tower and then BAM!!!!! Horrible. I realize it made many people very happy.
People and countries have many sides, they are never just one thing, but the bottom line is, for me. where ever I have traveled I find kind, wonderful and lovely people. I never would want to cross MBS, I will tell you that. He's smart, he knows the demographic of his country, and he knows what is needed to move forward and the only way they can survive is to move forward, the oil is not infinite.
He knows what's right for everyone if he controls the system that removes the ability to challenge it ? Not exactly the freedoms America fights for ?
@@petermclelland278 True but I see changes in America and it has happened with the support for Donald Trump. IF he is elected again, God forbid, he will continue what he started, stifling journalists (wow where has THAT ever happened in the world?), weaponizing the Department Of Justice against his enemies, and further packing the Supreme Court with his cronies and also the Federal Justice courts. We are on a slippery slope here. You can see where we head by the people Trump admires and wants to emulate.
Look at what's happening in Poland and Hungary. They spilled blood for their freedom and now they are ready to give it away. I think that after a time, the fighting and sacrifice and the way things were under a totalitarian government fade away (look at the number of holocaust deniers) and people become complacent and they really don't realize what they are giving up.
There's a big difference between democratic socialism and totalitarianism.
I hope Saudi Arabia and the other gulf states will thrive in the future.
@@petermclelland278 The so called freedoms the America government fights for is just an illusion to there citizen's for plans of expansion, control & profit.
All your so called democracy gets thrown in the bin when it's time for the corporations to lobby there agenders!!!
Also the Democrats & republicans are 2 sides of same coin. How because this system was put into place a long time ago to make it look like there was an opposition & another choice just in case you don't like one party & there ideals. You would vote for the other so no matter who wins its the same people in power!!!
Well said!
I understood your point for these documentary, but 2 questions I have for you .
What's your name and which language were you conversing while addressing to the camera .
And...
How do you understand and speak Arabic with the locals ?
His name is Cinan and het is from the Netherlands
Saudi Arabia is a very advanced country while still hooding onto its values.
The horses are so clearly terrified of those whips-in fact, I’d posit that they don’t want to be at the show at all, forced to move and stand as the human wants. This isn’t just a Saudi issue but a worldwide one and calls for a new way of thinking about how we interact with animals
This guy has balls made of titanium
VERY IMPORTANT: You did not show Bin Naif in you documentary, this is Sultan Bin Khaled that you were referring to ad Mohammed Bin Naif. There is 0 chances of you capturing Bin Naif on Camera now since he is imprisoned.
VERY IMPORTANT: The comment isn't accurate. That was Saud Bin Nayef. Moh'd Bin Nayef's brother.
Very misled reporter who has a lot of false thoughts on a country that has welcomed him with so much generosity and open mind yet he was looking to confirm all the wrong thought he had. Weak and coward act. Saudi has nothing to hide, and all the wrong doing was in the past but you can't hold us accountable forever, because if we still want to be stuck on the past then you shouldn't be speaking French.
You are totally right and exactly expressing my thoughts. This guy says he wants to explore the new modern Saudi Arabia and yet he shows a friendly open-minded face to his interviewees (who were extremely kind and welcoming to him) and shows an ugly face when narrating in English or Dutch. He didn't give any importance in his documentary to the huge positive changes led by the government in a '''before - after'' mode but instead kept reinforcing old false stereotypes that would attract more youtube views and clicks. The worst thing was seeing kind and welcoming Saudi people talking to him before his editing; it was like stabbing in the back. On the other hand, an intelligent viewer would clearly see how intelligent and bright Saudi people are....the future Saudi is coming, and the west will realise that sooner or later....
It’s a secret how much money the royal family gets but it’s probably in the ballpark of 99-101% 😂😂😂😂
Money in royal family but all saudi people in there drive luxury car have a big home and free healthcare...
@@paralelsuniverse9345 not all like 90% of Saudis don't
@@williamcunninghammorrison3894 i mean all civilians have car and house...
I don’t think it’s blindly , it’s out of fear , fear of losing their wealth , fear of lifetime incarceration, fear of beheading and or anything their King will do to them.
Life is way better for peaceful people in Saudi Arabia Than in Europe or USA where innocents are killed by cops or gangsters.. you need to live in Saudi Arabia to enjoy that peace..
good joke, you live under a dictatorship, you dont even know what freedom is.
@@budgetking2591 .. in saudi I feel… I have freedom to live safely and with dignity.. no violence.. no lawlessness.. safe family .. I know what it is ..
He can put that woman's life in danger asking if the royals taking oil money.
If Life were just, Max Steineke's heirs would be the richest people now in the world.
The journalist speaks from a mindset of 20 years ago and visits the Saudi Arabia of today 2021. Clearly biased at times and knows society’s red lines yet wants to provoke a response regardless. No Saudi will openly criticise the royal family, government and religion and that should be respected.
Agree...he is pushing it and is irritating me at moments as well...he is putting them on the spot so he is not getting any answers so he is making assumptions..🇬🇷🙋♀️
You must be a foreigner who depend from the royal family to support your family. Ask yourself, is the "royal family" provide the same rights to all? I don't know what Allah will do with these governments worldwide!
@@orlandoselles7926 no I don’t rely on support from the government thank you for your observation. In Arabian custom
2 things are red lines. Religion and the leader(s).
@@Qx1407 I appreciate your feedback. Yet, there is a misconception among these governments who use religion as the basis of controlling poverty, education, economy, and politics. Counting on their loyalties is distressing.
@@ΧριστίναΜαγουλα-β1ξ his assumptions are then deemed to be ‘truth’. It’s a bit distasteful at times like when he meets the prince he’s like hello oh btw how many family members are there ?
Long live Saudi Arabia...the land of two holy mosques.
The title is exactly how it is there and it says everything about it
He is so rude. When that man invited him into the mosque and he says "twisted ideology is responsible for violence", complete lack of manners. When someone, especially a powerful man takes the time and makes the effort to share his culture with you , don't be disdainful and show contempt. I couldn't watch anymore after that, too much cringe.
Cool! I love the word "cringe"! Well used to describe inert governments 👍👍👍👍👍
I have never watched a single video about saudi arabia without them bringing oil subjects
Never trust a 'documentary' that has dramatic music playing in the background very true
Stop complaining,,,,,and thank your King 👑 and his people
Theyve got this guy to go round saudi looking for as many faults as possible and if you cant find any then just make them up as you go along. A great documentary twisted and far from facts.
One sided guy. Completely useless.
great series , as a Canadian we love to know where are oil comes and to see how they live there ,keep it up ,good work including cameramen .
As Saudi Arabians we also want to see where the money comes from.. the westerns should stop feeling like they call the shorts
There is no freedom of speech in Saudi Arabia . Arab people are rude and not friendly at all . Just because we love this country for our Prophet (PBUH) who belong to this place.
As a Saudi the amount of lies and false informations this guy is bringing out of nowhere didn’t make me sad, I’m actually rolling right now 😂😂😭.
Unfortunately the real video author made the real one unavailable to be streamed in Saudi so we can’t share our opinions on how misleading this documentary is. It’s only made available to the American public for the American people to brainwash them.
Like what?
“Blindly” 😂😂
10:04 the lady just realized she is deep problems.
Good docu! At last someone with guts to expose the charade!
Is he still alive? lol
I appreciate Mansours efforts to clarify what their Imam (Teacher/scholar) taught and showing Mosque has only Quran.. despite that the presenter is persistent to throw negativity and connecting violence to a religious ideology.
So what if the money from oil goes to government & Royal Family!!!
At the end of the day does not most of American oil and any other prophets are shared with the FED in the US?!
As I said CHILL stop spreading fear!!!
With this money they spend on escorts and lavish lifestyle while the non royal family are suffering in Saudi you fool,this royal family is a shame and have one rule for others and one rule for them.
@@fmiah1174 blah blah blah look at ur country and fix it before throwing stones at others ok 😏
@@rexdraconis6379 England what’s wrong with us?
@@fmiah1174 you are absolutely beautiful, However U want to tell me that the English royal family don’t have lavish parties & Escorts?
And when they do that are they spending from thier own pockets or from the peoples pockets?
Same same!!! So there is no need to attack others when we all practice the same sins, some are just better at hiding it 😉
Saudis arabai belongs to my beloved Prophet Muhammad sallalahu allayhi wahahlli hi wahsahllim ( Peace & Blessings be upon the majestic master of all world and the 7 heveans and above
If he really believes that Criticizing the House of Saud is dangerous, then he wouldn't be doing it himself, unless he thinks he has some Protection somewhere, but that protection could only come from the Saudi Royal Family. Also, what I heard was that the Journalist involved had been an actual friend of Crown Prince MBS in their younger days, and in Saudi Arabia he was very supportive of MBS and his Projects, but once he had a Foreign Journalist Post in Washington DC, his new career seemed to be pivoting around moving an Arab Spring Style Revolution to Saudi Arabia. Was he working with the CIA? This was PERSONAL as much as it was Political. The President of the USA had recognized before the World the Ascendency and Legitimacy of the Power granted by the House of Saud to Crown Prince MBS, and that Journalist was jeopardizing it all by implying that MBS was somehow footdragging on all of the Reforms he had promised, but, Politics are Politics everywhere, and the Left must be balanced against the Right, and social change should be measured and controlled because nobody would want Saudi Arabia to jump track and go off the rails, right? But the Journalist wished to gain popularity in the USA by fanning the flames of all the Hatred in America for Saudi Arabia that arose after the Twin Towers Terror Attack, where the Air Bourne Element was almost entirely of Saudi Arabians, the leader from the leading family of Bin Ladens. A true friend of Saudi Arabia, and a good Citizen, and an Old Friend of the Crowned Prince, would have been more concerned with Damage Control and winning American Hearts and Minds. Instead he committed treason against the monarchy, the Royal House that had Educated him and even had employed him. He had presented himself as a Loyal Servant and Friend of the House of Saud, and looks what he does to pander to the Americans, who would have to admit that they sometimes play rough themselves, with their Crime Families and CIA Assassins. Yeah, the creator narrator of this Video is only trying to make a name for himself by thumbing his nose at the House of Saud, while he believes it popular. But the Royal Family need not react, but every Friend of the Royal Family in Arabia should know how to receive, or not receive this Troublemaker into their Bars or Restaurants, Shops, or Saloons. Treat him like a flea infested dog, and chase him away with brooms. Thumbs Down! Oh! at the end he does his best to get that old Editor in Chief in trouble too. This is what is wrong with Journalists, they simply want to maximize the Troubles that each Society is going through. then why are they surprised that after looking so hard for trouble, that they should actually find It.
Very thoughtful comment, thanks!
A lot of misconceptions in the video, I find it very misleading and has a lot of misinformation
He is trying to prove something he believe ! But the truth is his believes are a built of imagination 💭
"The country has become less dependant on oil"
According to Statista, Forbes and Investopia, Saudi Arabia is the second largest oil producer in the world. Their economy is dependent on oil and has been for the last half a century and more.
Check your facts before you make such bold statements. They are not becoming less dependant on oil, they are planning to do so. However, for now, their economy is almost entirely dependent on oil production.
Facts don't need to be true or false. They're simply facts. The sources I mentioned above derive their data from world bank. You can fact check what I wrote by doing your own research on the matter.
Saudi arabia is one of the most beautiful countries ive visited. The most generous people ive ever seen.
I would prefer living there then anywhere else.
I’m Pakistani American and was born in NYC but when I was there working in an enterprise architecture IT role for 3 years, there was a clear attitude of looking down on South Asians and other developing nations.
Even though I was born and raised in the US, they still saw me as what they call a ‘second world national’ … I found it kinda comical personally being that I realized I was a better educated and more well rounded versus most of these wealthy KSA nationals … they are the definition of more money than sense/class … I was more than happy to take their x3 contract day rate, tax free within KSA …
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Police State. Ruler is a murderer.
He is not ,
That women was so scared to say wrong word
I hope Alina is safe after this video
He will be safe , our country is more safe than you house .
He safe more safe your moms
I hope she is not dead already
What makes U think Saudi Arabia needs to change?! Who made you the Judges of how a society chooses to operate!!!
Most Saudi women live more lavish lives than most of U watching this movie…
Let’s just agree on one thing there is a difference between Culture & religious instruction… their Culture chose not to have women drive for what ever reason but it wasn’t an Islamic rule!!!
I do not recall a hadith of the prophet that said women can’t go out in a ride on a camel 🐫 OK👌
SO CHILL KINDLY
Only a tiny percentage have the luxury of living lavishly including those not so intelligent expatriates working with American/European companies handling projects worth billion of dollars .The host should venture the outskirts and small villagers to see how the real folks live.
What a biased documentary
I hate absolutely monarchy 👑
hate it then
Perception.. It's how a man interpret it or perceives the message. It's Not the Saudis fault..
Saudis are Kind and Welcoming..
Let it be,let them move advance as long as islam is well preserved...rather than be stagment as year goes by.Dont worry about world end as it will come anyway,anytime,anymoment.Islam don't need changes but their country need it.we support u S.ARABIA.
Luxury for a family to be puppets for others while the majority benefits not what a mess! Asthagfrulla!
You were trying to make bad news about my country but you were lose. You were trying to find someone talking negatively about Saudi Arabia. But you can’t because we are love our country and the leadership.
This kind of work would get you fired in North America for not to subtle ethnocentric and racist tones. The fact that a brown guy with Arab background was the one doing it wouldnt matter at all. Things are quite different on the other side of the pond. My condolences on the loss of your dignity
This documentary was allowed by Saudi goverment to clean their act with Khashoji murder case and portrays a modern life style but the reporter was
on target. Bravo Mr Sinan . I agree people were reluctant to tp talk to the reporter as there were afraid of the circumstance of being killed for instance like the late journalist
Saudis are living in medieval times no doubt
all liars .you can see it in their eyes
This guy is gonna find himself Koshogied
Blindly? You don't know about the hotel scandal
صحفي تركي الماني جمع السيئتين بعداء المملكة 😂😂
تبهرني بجاحة وقوة عين الغرب بالحديث عن الاخلاقيات والحريات وهم مليئين بالفضائح الاخلاقية وخروقات حقوق الانسان
ويتحدثون بكل ثقة ان ولي العهد مسؤول بشكل مباشر عن مقتل خاشقجي بدون دليل
لمجرد انه مو غربي يعتبر دليل كافي بالنسبه لهم لاطلاق السهام عليه
سجن ابوغريب وقوانتانمو مليئان بالدموية وخروقات حقوق الانسان ماشفنا صحفي غربي يتهم الرئيس الامريكي بشكل مباشر عن معرفته ومسؤوليته المباشره عن ما حدث
الغرب قتل مئات الاف العراقيين بحرب رفضتها الامم المتحده بحجة كاذبة عن اسلحة الدمار الشامل ما شفنا الغرب يقاضي حكامه بالاعلام على هالحرب وغيرها من الحروب الاستعماريه كما فعل مع ولي العهد
الغرب عبارة عن استعمار قذر متغطي بالحريات والاخلاقيات
Saudi Arabia seems awesome
🇸🇦❤️ very attractive..a beautiful country
I have disdain for the interviewer asking questions HE KNOWS will endanger the person he’s asking. All for the clips