Afghanistan has experienced many battles...we pray that in the future Afghanistan will become a safe, comfortable and peaceful country...because in the world there is no perfect country, there are definitely strengths and weaknesses...
Due to the fact that the Taliban needs the recognition of their government by the countries of the world, they try to behave very well with foreign tourists and show a beautiful image of themselves and their government to foreign tourists, especially those who are UA-camrs and streamers. They record their journey and show it, but the behavior of the Taliban towards the people of Afghanistan, especially the non-Pashtun ethnic groups of Afghanistan, is very brutal, discriminatory and inhumane, especially with the Hazara ethnic group, who are religiously different from the Taliban and follow the Shia religion, and there are many atrocities and crimes. They do it every week but every day in front of them, which are countless and it is impossible to say and write them here, and people inside Afghanistan cannot talk about the crimes and atrocities of the Taliban with foreign tourists because they are afraid of being arrested, tortured and killed. They are afraid of the Taliban, that's why they censor themselves in front of foreign cameras and even praise the Taliban and their government.
@@خوشهگندم-ق4شwhen guest arrive we don’t complain about our problems to them,imagine you are someones guest and that guy is talking about this difficulties and problems Hazaras may have faced problems but this channel is made for entertainment not complaints We must understand that we should forget past and focus on future Its not that hazaras have done nothing wrong,they also attacked taaliban in many areas which later on taaliban took revenge
@@خوشهگندم-ق4ش @خوشهگندم-ق4ش Your fake story/ lies, "Hazaras," can not hoodwing people anymore. I have many nonPashtun friends from Afghanistan who are very happy with the new Afghan government now. They say, "Afghanistan is a very safe country for everyone now". War ended in Afghanistan. People are not dying anymore in Afghanistan because of the war. But Some "Hazaras," and Kulabians, "Tajiks," who do not call themselves Afghans want to bring war to Afghanistan again. Hazaras who are supported by Iran and Pakistan want to break Afghanistan, want to create Hazaristan. Kulabians, "Tajiks," who are supported by Pakistan and Tajikistan want give Afghanistan's land to Tajikistan. They are both separatist groups. The Fatemiyoun Army: Hazaras Crusaders in Syria Loyal proxy groups, like the Fatemiyoun Hazaras Army, provide Tehran, "Iran," with a cost-effective means to confront its stronger foes with Hazaras. To non-violance, non-separatist Afghan Hazaras, Afghan Tajiks ❤ 🫶✌️
@@خوشهگندم-ق4ش @خوشهگندم-ق4ش Your fake story/ lies, "Hazaras," can not hoodwing people anymore. I have many nonPashtun friends from Afghanistan who are very happy with the new Afghan government now. They say, "Afghanistan is a very safe country for everyone now". War ended in Afghanistan. People are not dying anymore in Afghanistan because of the war. But Some "Hazaras," and Kulabians, "Tajiks," who do not call themselves Afghans want to bring war to Afghanistan again. Hazaras who are supported by Iran and Pakistan want to break Afghanistan, want to create Hazaristan. Kulabians, "Tajiks," who are supported by Pakistan and Tajikistan want give Afghanistan's land to Tajikistan. They are both separatist groups. The Fatemiyoun Army: Hazaras Crusaders in Syria Loyal proxy groups, like the Fatemiyoun Hazaras Army, provide Tehran, "Iran," with a cost-effective means to confront its stronger foes with Hazaras. To non-violance, non-separatist Afghan Hazaras, Afghan Tajiks ❤ 🫶✌️
I'm sorry Shanon for the behavior of an ignorant person who make you feel sad. However this kind of behavior can be expected in a country which was in war for more than 4 decades. Be brave as you were before dont take it too much on heart just forget it.
🇮🇪 here, been watching your videos for a while! Ive travelled widely and am proud you went to Afghanistan! No its not a tourist destination but showing it off as you've done is fantastic 🎉! Each country has it's rulers, good and bad but it's the people who are at the heart of the place! Lovely video!!!
There are assholes in every society who can ruin someone’s day. Afghan culture does not dictate that men should treat women negatively, nor does the religion of Islam (especially if they are guests). If someone prefers not to engage in conversation with a woman, they may simply ignore her presence or consult a male relative or companion instead. I hope the rest of your stay was enjoyable!
The fundamental ideology based on which Islam was founded was to make the female a slave of the man and eradicate all Kuffar / non-Believers. There are 1000s of Ayats and Surahs from Quran and Hadiths. 1. Beat Your Wife, Q - Chapter 4 Verse 34 2. Sex Assault, Q - Chapter 33 Verse 50 3. Women Inferior, Q - Chapter 2 Verse 282 4. Women, cover up not to be abused - Q : Surah 33:59 5. Polygamy plus sex slaves, Q - Chapter 4 Verse 3 6. Sex with wives and slaves allowed - Q : Surah 23, Al-Muminun, verse 6 Feel free to debate with any Ex-Muslim to know more truths about the so-called religion of Peace...
I’m truly sorry for the behavior you experienced. Unfortunately, many women and girls in my country face similar challenges daily. This individual’s actions don’t represent the true values of my country, and I hope you know how much we appreciate your visit to Afghanistan. Thank you for seeing its beauty despite everything.
Due to the fact that the Taliban needs the recognition of their government by the countries of the world, they try to behave very well with foreign tourists and show a beautiful image of themselves and their government to foreign tourists, especially those who are UA-camrs and streamers. They record their journey and show it, but the behavior of the Taliban towards the people of Afghanistan, especially the non-Pashtun ethnic groups of Afghanistan, is very brutal, discriminatory and inhumane, especially with the Hazara ethnic group, who are religiously different from the Taliban and follow the Shia religion, and there are many atrocities and crimes. They do it every week but every day in front of them, which are countless and it is impossible to say and write them here, and people inside Afghanistan cannot talk about the crimes and atrocities of the Taliban with foreign tourists because they are afraid of being arrested, tortured and killed. They are afraid of the Taliban, that's why they censor themselves in front of foreign cameras and even praise the Taliban and their government.
@@خوشهگندم-ق4ش @خوشهگندم-ق4ش Your fake story/ lies, "Hazaras," can not hoodwing people anymore. I have many nonPashtun friends from Afghanistan who are very happy with the new Afghan government now. They say, "Afghanistan is a very safe country for everyone now". War ended in Afghanistan. People are not dying anymore in Afghanistan because of the war. But Some "Hazaras," and Kulabians, "Tajiks," who do not call themselves Afghans want to bring war to Afghanistan again. Hazaras who are supported by Iran and Pakistan want to break Afghanistan, want to create Hazaristan. Kulabians, "Tajiks," who are supported by Pakistan and Tajikistan want give Afghanistan's land to Tajikistan. They are both separatist groups. The Fatemiyoun Army: Hazaras Crusaders in Syria Loyal proxy groups, like the Fatemiyoun Hazaras Army, provide Tehran, "Iran," with a cost-effective means to confront its stronger foes with Hazaras. To non-violance, non-separatist Afghan Hazaras, Afghan Tajiks ❤ 🫶✌️
@@خوشهگندم-ق4ش @خوشهگندم-ق4ش Your fake story/ lies, "Hazaras," can not hoodwing people anymore. I have many nonPashtun friends from Afghanistan who are very happy with the new Afghan government now. They say, "Afghanistan is a very safe country for everyone now". War ended in Afghanistan. People are not dying anymore in Afghanistan because of the war. But Some "Hazaras," and Kulabians, "Tajiks," who do not call themselves Afghans want to bring war to Afghanistan again. Hazaras who are supported by Iran and Pakistan want to break Afghanistan, want to create Hazaristan. Kulabians, "Tajiks," who are supported by Pakistan and Tajikistan want give Afghanistan's land to Tajikistan. They are both separatist groups. The Fatemiyoun Army: Hazaras Crusaders in Syria Loyal proxy groups, like the Fatemiyoun Hazaras Army, provide Tehran, "Iran," with a cost-effective means to confront its stronger foes with Hazaras. To non-violance, non-separatist Afghan Hazaras, Afghan Tajiks ❤ 🫶✌️
Thank you Alan and Shannon visiting Afghanistan, don’t worry not all of them are the same, that guy was an idiot.. Afghans are the most great and they have great hospitality in the world. I apologize on behave of that idiot.. once again thank you for visiting Afghanistan.. much love ❤️
Welcome to Afghanistan, I'm sorry that what happened, 1st he wasn't Talib, 2nd maybe he lost his family members in NATO and the USA, bumping, still it's his fault he should act like that because everyone is not the same, enjoy ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Don't lie please. He was behaving like a piece of sh**t and most of the Kaliban (Kalb means dog in Arabic btw) behave in this same way. When the US and NATO were in Afghanistan, Afghans from the neighboring countries were coming back to the country in their millions especially during the fist five years of the US presence when the Kaliban had not started making the country insecure. If we have a referendum today, I bet that 95% of Afghan people would vote to bring back the US troops and get rid of the current oppressive regime. Seven million people fleeing the country in three years since the take over of the country by the Kaliban tells a lot.
@alan and shannon- Your channel is pretty much addictive. I was anxiously waiting for your next Vlog and here we are! 😅 Big love from Pakistan ❤ Additionally, I watched your series visiting India as well and specifically talking about that Holy video, It seemed uncomfortable when those men were touching you.. so I would like to provide a constructive feedback that don’t let anyone touch you or make you uncomfortable. If you feel that way, just confront them right away! People should know their limits. Stay safe ❤
I am sorry for that feelings that guy gave you. I am an Afghan who lives in Southern California for a while. Taliban and their lifestyle has nothing to do with most kind and hospitable people. We are as horrified by these people as everyone else. For now my people have no other choice but to live with all these horrible policies. I am as an Persian afghan American admire you and Alan who took time to visit my homeland
Shannon, As a citizen of Afghanistan from the North and as an Uzbek, please accept my apologies for the way the uncivilized Talib man treated you. I just want you to know that he can not and does not represent us in any way and ordinary people on the streets as you see are amazing and hospitable and have no issue with women. These Taliban men are grown up and some were born in Pakistan and spent many years in the mountains, therefore, for them seeing women talking to them is something strange and unusual.
With all the western propaganda bad mouthing Afghanistan, it is expected people don't like westerners filming. But you guys are doing a great job of showing the lies of the western media, showing Afghanistan is a great country.
I'm sorry to hear about your bad experience with that Taliban. I would have felt down as well if someone talked to me in a such an argessive manner. Probably the Taliban fought with western army during the war and developed some sort of hatred towards westerners. Also this Taliban may suffer from PTSD. We will never know the reasons for his unusual aggressive conduct.
As someone who has lived their entire life in Afghanistan, I can assure everyone that traveling safely across the country is entirely possible. Afghanistan is filled with incredible places to visit, and its people are welcoming and hospitable. Regarding the man’s behavior in the video, it’s likely he was joking, as he initially welcomed Alan warmly. From my understanding of Afghan culture and its diverse customs, this reaction could also be attributed to discomfort with being filmed. In Afghan culture, filming someone-particularly without permission-can be sensitive, especially when done by women. It’s essential to remember that each country has its unique cultural expectations and rules. Although there are individuals who may react this way, they represent only a small percentage of the population.
Due to the fact that the Taliban needs the recognition of their government by the countries of the world, they try to behave very well with foreign tourists and show a beautiful image of themselves and their government to foreign tourists, especially those who are UA-camrs and streamers. They record their journey and show it, but the behavior of the Taliban towards the people of Afghanistan, especially the non-Pashtun ethnic groups of Afghanistan, is very brutal, discriminatory and inhumane, especially with the Hazara ethnic group, who are religiously different from the Taliban and follow the Shia religion, and there are many atrocities and crimes. They do it every week but every day in front of them, which are countless and it is impossible to say and write them here, and people inside Afghanistan cannot talk about the crimes and atrocities of the Taliban with foreign tourists because they are afraid of being arrested, tortured and killed. They are afraid of the Taliban, that's why they censor themselves in front of foreign cameras and even praise the Taliban and their government.
@خوشهگندم-ق4ش Your fake story/ lies can not hoodwing people anymore. I have many nonPashtun friends from Afghanistan who are very happy with the new Afghan government now. They say, "Afghanistan is a very safe country for everyone now". War ended in Afghanistan. People are not dying anymore in Afghanistan because of the war. But Some "Hazaras," and Kulabians, "Tajiks," who do not call themselves Afghans want to bring war to Afghanistan again. Hazaras who are supported by Iran and Pakistan want to break Afghanistan, want to create Hazaristan. Kulabians, "Tajiks," who are supported by Pakistan and Tajikistan want give Afghanistan's land to Tajikistan. They are both separatist groups. The Fatemiyoun Army: Hazaras Crusaders in Syria Loyal proxy groups, like the Fatemiyoun Hazaras Army, provide Tehran, "Iran," with a cost-effective means to confront its stronger foes with Hazaras. Respect to non-violance, non-separatist Afghan Hazaras, Afghan Tajiks ❤ 🫶✌️
This comment is for Alan & Shannon, and those who’ve already commented/will comment in the future about the micro-problem of women not being allowed to talk in certain circumstances in Afghanistan. Again, this is a micro-problem. It is a piece of certain parts of Islamic culture, still found in many places today, but is millennia old. Wilst traveling to places like Kabul/Afghanistan as a tourist, it is the tourist’s responsibility to understand, and abide by the local customs and culture that is set in place…to respect it, though you may not agree with it based off of your own personal values, ethics, or beliefs. It’s like the wrestler “The Rock” is famous for saying: ‘Know your role, and shut your mouth.” What should be focused on instead is the macro-problem that places like Kabul/Afghanistan, and other places/countries have endured: the philosophy of Western Imperialism, where which the main goal is cultural gen.cide, then control that place/area/country/region by inserting permanent, Western military installations, or fund other groups to do the West’s bidding. That’s what we’re trying to do in Iran, what we’ve done in countless other countries, why we are fighting for Ukraine, and it’s all being done for $, or Western global dominance/hegemony through the continuation of the USD fiat monetary system, aka the maintaining of our global reserve currency dominance. Furthermore, at 1:56 just ask yourself, doesn’t it seem funny that the US/the global West supported Al-Q with food, equipment, weaponry etc., to again, do the West’s bidding and take over Afghanistan? Fast forward to the 1 minute 56 mark of this video and beyond, and ONLY 5 years later Al-Q is named by the West as the ones who orchestrated nine ll?! Why would the same group that was being fed by the West, suddenly turn around and bite the hand that is feeding them?? Seriously, think about that. All of the suspects supplied to us by the media (which is bought and paid for by the US government/special interest groups that pay the US government) were supposedly members of Al-Q. Al-Q leader O. B. Laden is known to be a see eye A operative at one point in his life, essentially then a double agent, working for the US government, and subsequently given the title of the leader of Al-Q. Those aforementioned nine ll suspects were manufactured propaganda of the West, just like weapons of mass deestruktion were “in, and possessed by Iraq,” and that lie, that manipulation was forced upon the world, in order to justify the US’s invasion of Iraq…why, for oil, which at this point in the comment we know is for control of the $, which = power. The end.
@@SAT1337 thank you. Somebody had to speak more elaborately on it…the way I did, with the truth being told. Most of this (western) world is too concerned with the self. Many of them are uninformed/misinformed/propagandized on top of it. Dig deep people. Seek truth from digging in on your sources of info. Who backs the sources, why the source says what it says/how it says it, etc. The only way we can change the world is through universally REAL truths.
This isn't Afghan Native culture. This is Arab Islamic culture. Afghanistan was forcefully converted to Islam. Before Islam, there was Buddhism. In Buddhist culture Women were treated perfect equals to men. But when Islamist invasion happened in Afghanistan, the men started disrespecting women and forced them to cover up, same as in Arabia.
It's also important for outsiders to call-out inequalities, social injustice, patriarchal systems, and violation of human rights. Banning women from education, most professions, and even speaking never results in a better society. Afghanistan now ranks among the world’s countries with the highest rates of gender-based violence (rape, beatings, acid attacks, mental and physical abuse, little to no health care)- *all enabled* by what you are advising to accept and equivalent to _gender apartheid_ .
@@gods-best-friend-gbf It may have been one way once upon a time, however it changed,. Is it worth going into all out war over? Maybe for some, but I bet more people would be in favor of fighting to keep out the foreign invaders…oh wait, foreign invaders have a 100%, overall loss record there in war. Religious/Ideological war…that’s a ying and yang as old as the religion(s) involved have existed. Good luck with that.
I'm so happy you guys have visitied my beautiful homeland and my awesome hospitable people. Unfortunately there are some ignorent people who are brainwashed into thinking negatively on women and especially on the afghan minority hazara people who they compare as being less worth than a animal. Please don't take that into you, as that ignorant old person completely do not represent the actual afghan people and Afghanistan. If you are planning to visit Bamyan city, the people therere more welcoming and less camerashy. You will also see more women with a more modern fashion with only a headscarf and no burqas. Most of the residents in that city are the hazara people who are again one of the most friendliest, talented and intelligent afghan people. Unfortunately they have been discriminated and targeted by some other ethnic groups, taliban and other terrorist groups for years and centuries up until this day.
Shannon, Although it’s true that coming across such an unexpected situation makes a person feel disgusted but you don’t have to feel sad or scared over the behaviour of a stupid and rigid man unfamiliar with basic manners and etiquettes. Such people are everywhere, in every country in the world. That’s not how most Afghan men would try respond to you if you wanna talk to them and they don’t.
I am or I was an afghan and i would never ever go back to afghanistan, i do not miss anything about there, people are absolutely ignorant Plenty of other countries i have visited and more to visit that has beautiful culture food and freedom I would not risk my life going back to a country that is run by animals.
Bro, I am so sorry to hear about your feelings and I fully understand you. The current regime has turned Afghanistan into a hell on earth. People are fleeing the country in their millions. I wonder how some idiots in the comments are defending these animals while they themselves enjoy freedom in the west.
@@WordsofHonesty Thanks for your comment, I believe most of people defending these animals are single men that are illegal immigrants living in different parts of europe, they actually don't know what women and lower class people are going through in afghanistan with no basic human rights and other facilities in their life We left afghanistan a almost over a decade ago before taliban regime and i have visited back 2 or 3 times after we left afghanistan, it was bad but i can imagine it would be worse now God help us all.
@@WordsofHonesty No one is defending the current administration and its oppressive regime. However, we must recognize who contributed to its return. If justice had prevailed, corruption would have been curtailed, and drug mafias and warlords would not have been allowed to run the country, the current administration would likely never have succeeded. Billions of dollars in aid were stolen, and over four million Afghans were pushed into drug addiction, while kidnapping and rape became daily realities-no one was safe. These conditions played a significant role in the return to the current state. Regarding the refugee crisis, Afghans have been seeking refugee status for over four decades( over 12 millions Afghans sought refugees status over the past four decades); this is not a new issue.
not all the talibans are the same there is 70k-80k Taliban Afghan fighters. they are not all the same, they are from different types of tribes and they have different types of culture within the tribes. but one thing they hold on is that unite against colonialism and invasion protecting their Nation. also some talebans are orphan, because they lost their parents and USA+NATO killed hundreds of thousands of people. they have built a very harsh mind because of 43 years of war. also they are little bit extremist they justify their pagan cultural practices by using Islamic teaching with their own translation. there is taliban's who are agree with womens going to University. then there is others who don't agree. there is talibans who are very friendly with foreigners and they like to getting films, and there is others who don't like foreigners and don't like to getting films.
@@mujahidhasan118 They are almost all the same. They have banned women from education, work and every walk of life. People are missing the days when the US/NATO were present in Afghanistan. The country was doing well economically during those days and Afghans had the chance to get education. I bet that if we have a referendum tomorrow, 95% of Afghans would vote to bring the US troops back to the country to help them get rid of the current regime. Facts are facts.
@@WordsofHonestyLol economy was going better cuz there were no sanctions. Who put those sanctions? USA. So of course the country will be struggling economically.
I suppose you could argue he's playing safe(while he's still in the country),so's not to ruffle any more feathers.Would like to hear what he has to say once he returns home...
@@Alan_and_Shannon Sure. When I was in Bangkok lately a local asked how I like the city and I told him that the pollution felt very bad for me. What‘s the matter? You prefer lying?
@@Alan_and_Shannon You both should do what feels safe. Women on the planet in general never feel truly "safe" walking out the door because we've had to normalize feeling unsafe to the point of subconscious but very intentional behavior in order to survive. I highly suggest watching the TedTalk "Violence against women -- it's a men's issue" by Jackson Katz. You can quickly see the difference in how men and women experience the world.
@@Sleepy_Joe_ They are not obligated to tell others of negative experiences to people they meet- _unless they want to._ Sometimes the quickest method by which to move on from something is to put it behind you and not keep bringing it up. They also know this would be in important issue in their video about this trip so they can express themselves on their terms.
I’m so sorry. Because of the action of one person, everyone gets humiliated. Our country becomes humiliated. This unfortunately, is a small fraction of what most afghan women face without any consequences or judgement.
They will spend the money on people once the big projects are done because the money comes from tourism and business and both needs building otherwise the poor kids you see will always be poor, that is the sad reality.
Due to the fact that the Taliban needs the recognition of their government by the countries of the world, they try to behave very well with foreign tourists and show a beautiful image of themselves and their government to foreign tourists, especially those who are UA-camrs and streamers. They record their journey and show it, but the behavior of the Taliban towards the people of Afghanistan, especially the non-Pashtun ethnic groups of Afghanistan, is very brutal, discriminatory and inhumane, especially with the Hazara ethnic group, who are religiously different from the Taliban and follow the Shia religion, and there are many atrocities and crimes. They do it every week but every day in front of them, which are countless and it is impossible to say and write them here, and people inside Afghanistan cannot talk about the crimes and atrocities of the Taliban with foreign tourists because they are afraid of being arrested, tortured and killed. They are afraid of the Taliban, that's why they censor themselves in front of foreign cameras and even praise the Taliban and their government.
Due to the fact that the Taliban needs the recognition of their government by the countries of the world, they try to behave very well with foreign tourists and show a beautiful image of themselves and their government to foreign tourists, especially those who are UA-camrs and streamers. They record their journey and show it, but the behavior of the Taliban towards the people of Afghanistan, especially the non-Pashtun ethnic groups of Afghanistan, is very brutal, discriminatory and inhumane, especially with the Hazara ethnic group, who are religiously different from the Taliban and follow the Shia religion, and there are many atrocities and crimes. They do it every week but every day in front of them, which are countless and it is impossible to say and write them here, and people inside Afghanistan cannot talk about the crimes and atrocities of the Taliban with foreign tourists because they are afraid of being arrested, tortured and killed. They are afraid of the Taliban, that's why they censor themselves in front of foreign cameras and even praise the Taliban and their government.
9:15 does anyone from Afghanistan have a possible explanation for why the man reacted this way? Because he initially reacted positively and welcomingly to the guy , but switched up so fast
Well , I think she was not in the full modest position i.e the burka as normal Afghani woman wear and it felt disrespectful to that man as she was roaming out of dress code as it is not promoted in their society therfore he gave a stern look otherwise he would be punished if he mistreated any women like this but the mistake was her not knowing their strict culture and commitment to their conservation of values if I was in her place I would have chosen burka ( the veil) . Its an opinion I could be wrong tho
@cheeseoreos493: Look up "Taliban injustice women" and you will learn why. Banning women from education, most professions, and even speaking never results in a better society. Afghanistan now ranks among the world’s countries with the highest rates of gender-based violence (rape, beatings, acid attacks, mental and physical abuse, little to no health care)- all enabled by a certain group in power and resulting in gender apartheid in many places.
@@Alan_and_Shannon I can't agree with you 100% on dress code to be honest but by the way I didn't like his terrifying stare either it's not a representation of Afghani culture or Islam which has humbleness and mercy at it's core but world is full of hateful people I think ignoring their hate would be best option and to acknowledge the kindness and politeness of other afghans and muslim around the World .
Due to the fact that the Taliban needs the recognition of their government by the countries of the world, they try to behave very well with foreign tourists and show a beautiful image of themselves and their government to foreign tourists, especially those who are UA-camrs and streamers. They record their journey and show it, but the behavior of the Taliban towards the people of Afghanistan, especially the non-Pashtun ethnic groups of Afghanistan, is very brutal, discriminatory and inhumane, especially with the Hazara ethnic group, who are religiously different from the Taliban and follow the Shia religion, and there are many atrocities and crimes. They do it every week but every day in front of them, which are countless and it is impossible to say and write them here, and people inside Afghanistan cannot talk about the crimes and atrocities of the Taliban with foreign tourists because they are afraid of being arrested, tortured and killed. They are afraid of the Taliban, that's why they censor themselves in front of foreign cameras and even praise the Taliban and their government.
@@Alan_and_Shannon There is no doubt that the people of Afghanistan are hospitable, they consider anyone who visits their country as their guest and they treat them very kindly and even many of them take foreign tourists to their homes and treat them like a guest. Dear, they welcome them, but I mean the overwhelming majority of the people of Afghanistan, and there may be a very small number of bad people in Afghanistan, just like anywhere in the world, who want to abuse foreigners or deceive them and take their money. They steal, this is a natural thing, but the story of the Taliban is different. They are really a violent, fanatical, ethnic, and criminal group, and the reason they behave well with foreign tourists is because they need to be recognized by the countries of the world. They try to behave well with foreign tourists in order to show a good and beautiful face of themselves to the world, but their behavior with the people of Afghanistan, especially the non-Pashtun ethnic groups of Afghanistan, and especially the Hazaras, is very bad and violent and discriminatory, and the people also because of the environment The repression and terror created by the Taliban cannot tell the truth to foreign tourists because they are afraid of the Taliban's punishment and revenge, and the Taliban have committed and continue to commit many crimes, oppression, and discrimination against the Hazara people, such as genocides. killings and usurping the areas and lands of their villages in different provinces and regions of Afghanistan, as well as destroying their houses on various pretexts, such as non-standard or usurped or state ownership of their lands, as well as destroying and destroying the crops and products of the Hazara people by The Pashtun nomads who, with the support of the Taliban, sent their large herds of goats, sheep and camels to the Hazara areas in order to graze and destroy the Hazaras, which is the result of their one-year hard work, under the pretext of grazing their flocks in the mountains and plains, as well as the coercion of the Taliban. A lot of money by Taliban continues from Hazaras under different pretexts, as well as harassing Hazaras under the pretext of having or hiding weapons and taking money and extorting money from them under the same pretext. are doing that it is impossible to really say or write all those atrocities, crimes and discriminations in this ambush and in this short text, and also these oppressions against the Tajik and Wazik ethnic groups continue by the Taliban, who themselves are (99) percent Pashtuns. The end with a smaller scale is milder and the oppression and discrimination against the Hazaras is more severe because they are not only ethnically but also religiously different from the Taliban and follow the Shiite religion.
@@Alan_and_Shannon look I was wondering what wrong could the Taliban guy have said... But that was such a small thing. And you got upset.. Believe me here in the UK, we have to listen to so many horrible things from our fellow British people..😅😂take a chill pill and have fun.
@@خوشهگندم-ق4ش The Hazaras are discriminated against not only for their religion but also of their ethnicity. The movie The Kite Runner alludes to this.
9:30 I’m very sorry for this to happen to u. I’m an afghan civilian but I have to tell u that guy was not the taliban, there are so many people who has long beard and guns, thinking they are the taliban. But they aren’t they’re just men trying to be scary and big but they are not part of the taliban. Basically like wannabe gangsters, the taliban are happy for tourists to come and talk, especially women and are very hospitable. NOTE: I DO NOT SUPPORT THE TALIBAN THIS IS JUST A CLEAR NOTE TO MAKE SURE THERE ARE NO MISUNDERSTANDINGS
Excellent video and we really appreciate your filming out in the streets of the Kabul. The interaction with the Taliban than Shannon had is exactly as we would have expected given the way they treat women. You were lucky to get off with just a dirty look as I'm sure it would not have been the same if you had been an Afghan woman acting as you did. We shall be interested to hear if you have more to say on what you saw after you have left the country when perhaps you will be able to speak a bit more freely.
Due to the fact that the Taliban needs the recognition of their government by the countries of the world, they try to behave very well with foreign tourists and show a beautiful image of themselves and their government to foreign tourists, especially those who are UA-camrs and streamers. They record their journey and show it, but the behavior of the Taliban towards the people of Afghanistan, especially the non-Pashtun ethnic groups of Afghanistan, is very brutal, discriminatory and inhumane, especially with the Hazara ethnic group, who are religiously different from the Taliban and follow the Shia religion, and there are many atrocities and crimes. They do it every week but every day in front of them, which are countless and it is impossible to say and write them here, and people inside Afghanistan cannot talk about the crimes and atrocities of the Taliban with foreign tourists because they are afraid of being arrested, tortured and killed. They are afraid of the Taliban, that's why they censor themselves in front of foreign cameras and even praise the Taliban and their government.
@خوشهگندم-ق4ش Your fake story/ lies, "Hazaras," can not hoodwing people anymore. I have many nonPashtun friends from Afghanistan who are very happy with the new Afghan government now. They say, "Afghanistan is a very safe country for everyone now". War ended in Afghanistan. People are not dying anymore in Afghanistan because of the war. But Some "Hazaras," and Kulabians, "Tajiks," who do not call themselves Afghans want to bring war to Afghanistan again. Hazaras who are supported by Iran and Pakistan want to break Afghanistan, want to create Hazaristan. Kulabians, "Tajiks," who are supported by Pakistan and Tajikistan want give Afghanistan's land to Tajikistan. They are both separatist groups. The Fatemiyoun Army: Hazaras Crusaders in Syria Loyal proxy groups, like the Fatemiyoun Hazaras Army, provide Tehran, "Iran," with a cost-effective means to confront its stronger foes with Hazaras. To non-violance, non-separatist Afghan Hazaras, Afghan Tajiks ❤ 🫶✌️
@@Alan_and_Shannon sometimes it’s just heat of the moments but yeah, it was not good gesture from him at all. It happens we see bad people and good people, but I hope you will enjoy your time in Afghanistan and you will get a lot of respect and hospitality there being. I wish you all the best and good time in Afghanistan. ❤😊
@@sahilahmed9598 hello sahil, why are you asking sorry from her. Have you lived in the UK or other western countries. I bet if you had lived you wouldn't say sorry. Be proud of your people. It's not ok to feel sorry for such small things.. By the way , ask yourself why she was recording to the Taliban without their permission. Didn't she know the law. Or perhaps it is okay to record without permission. The Taliban guy had every right to do what he did. I wonder why he didn't complain to the Taliban police as they were recording him without permission.
@@Alan_and_Shannon Due to the fact that the Taliban needs the recognition of their government by the countries of the world, they try to behave very well with foreign tourists and show a beautiful image of themselves and their government to foreign tourists, especially those who are UA-camrs and streamers. They record their journey and show it, but the behavior of the Taliban towards the people of Afghanistan, especially the non-Pashtun ethnic groups of Afghanistan, is very brutal, discriminatory and inhumane, especially with the Hazara ethnic group, who are religiously different from the Taliban and follow the Shia religion, and there are many atrocities and crimes. They do it every week but every day in front of them, which are countless and it is impossible to say and write them here, and people inside Afghanistan cannot talk about the crimes and atrocities of the Taliban with foreign tourists because they are afraid of being arrested, tortured and killed. They are afraid of the Taliban, that's why they censor themselves in front of foreign cameras and even praise the Taliban and their government.
Due to the fact that the Taliban needs the recognition of their government by the countries of the world, they try to behave very well with foreign tourists and show a beautiful image of themselves and their government to foreign tourists, especially those who are UA-camrs and streamers. They record their journey and show it, but the behavior of the Taliban towards the people of Afghanistan, especially the non-Pashtun ethnic groups of Afghanistan, is very brutal, discriminatory and inhumane, especially with the Hazara ethnic group, who are religiously different from the Taliban and follow the Shia religion, and there are many atrocities and crimes. They do it every week but every day in front of them, which are countless and it is impossible to say and write them here, and people inside Afghanistan cannot talk about the crimes and atrocities of the Taliban with foreign tourists because they are afraid of being arrested, tortured and killed. They are afraid of the Taliban, that's why they censor themselves in front of foreign cameras and even praise the Taliban and their government.
also my 3rd comment Talibans Are Little Extremist, They Have Some Pagan Culture practices and they try to justify with Islamic teachings. also another thing talibans and afgan people they bulit a very harsh mind becuz 43 years of war.
7th. Lol. I'm yanking your chain. Props for going out there and actually experiencing the country. Many people would have you believe to not go, but what an experience you would miss out on because the media is acutely prejudice. When you look back on your life, you can say with certainty you went to these places. If I had a hat, I'd tip it. Keep going. You have to try the rarer afghani food. Ask around👌🏻
Exactly they didn't showed any proper clip the 1sec clip can't prove anything of what incident had happened that time. If they have to play victim then atleast public the whole moment when the man started arguing with them.
I was in Afghanistan 50 years ago. I kept to my head down, didn't look at men, didn't address men, didn't expect them to talk to me. It was in no way enjoyable but that's the way it worked for women back then, and it hasn't got better.
When my wife first came to England, she was shocked at some people making rude remarks and racist comments to her. In an age of internet some people are still backwards in the UK.
You only showed the positive things in Afghanistan you didn't show the negative aspect of Afghanistan You didn't show the poverty, illiteracy, unemployment, poor construction, and restrictions.
She wasn't making a documentary; she was there to enjoy and experience Afghan culture. Poverty, unemployment, and illiteracy exist in every country, including the one she lives in.
not all the talibans are the same there is 70k-80k Taliban Afghan fighters. they are not all the same, they are from different types of tribes and they have different types of culture within the tribes. but one thing they hold on is that unite against colonialism and invasion protecting their Nation. also some talebans are orphan, because they lost their parents and USA+NATO killed hundreds of thousands of people. they have built a very harsh mind because of 43 years of war. also they are little bit extremist they justify their pagan cultural practices by using Islamic teaching with their own translation. there is taliban's who are agree with womens going to University. then there is others who don't agree. there is talibans who are very friendly with foreigners and they like to getting films, and there is others who don't like foreigners and don't like to getting films.
Even in Germany u can’t record anyone without permission If u put camera on their faces without any permission is not well So don’t do this for viewers
You had a few mistakes on who the Taliban are. The Taliban were not funded by the US to fight the Soviets, The Soviets withdrew from Afghanistan in the late 80s while the Taliban were formed during the Afghan civil war in 1993. The Taliban didn’t receive funding from Pakistan or The US, The US and Pakistan funded Mujahideen factions in the 1980s to fight the Soviets, The main faction that the US and Pakistan funded were the NRF, Led by Ahmed Shah Massoud, His group was a prime enemy of the Taliban during the 1990s
Due to the fact that the Taliban needs the recognition of their government by the countries of the world, they try to behave very well with foreign tourists and show a beautiful image of themselves and their government to foreign tourists, especially those who are UA-camrs and streamers. They record their journey and show it, but the behavior of the Taliban towards the people of Afghanistan, especially the non-Pashtun ethnic groups of Afghanistan, is very brutal, discriminatory and inhumane, especially with the Hazara ethnic group, who are religiously different from the Taliban and follow the Shia religion, and there are many atrocities and crimes. They do it every week but every day in front of them, which are countless and it is impossible to say and write them here, and people inside Afghanistan cannot talk about the crimes and atrocities of the Taliban with foreign tourists because they are afraid of being arrested, tortured and killed. They are afraid of the Taliban, that's why they censor themselves in front of foreign cameras and even praise the Taliban and their government.
Your information on the Taliban is a little misguided. The word "Talib" means students. When some so called gangsters/drug lords kidnapped some girls from a village the women of that village went to their local Madrasa/Islamic school/University. They explained that there was no one willing to help them and that they had no means to free their relatives. One of the senior students named Muhammad Omar aka Mulla Omar came to form the Taliban. Here is Ai synopsis: The Taliban’s emergence in Afghanistan is often traced back to incidents in 1994 around Kandahar, where the group's leader, Mullah Mohammad Omar, sought to address rising insecurity. One pivotal event involved the reported abduction of two girls by local commanders. Mullah Omar, along with a small group of his students, intervened to rescue the girls, taking action against the commanders involved. This intervention earned the support of many locals who were frustrated with the widespread lawlessness. Following this event, Omar’s group, calling themselves the Taliban (meaning "students" in Pashto), attracted more followers who shared a desire to restore stability in the region. The movement expanded rapidly, gaining control of key areas, and by 1996, the Taliban captured Kabul. They then governed most of Afghanistan based on their interpretation of Islamic principles until 2001. The Taliban’s emergence in Afghanistan is often traced back to incidents in 1994 around Kandahar, where the group's leader, Mullah Mohammad Omar, sought to address rising insecurity. One pivotal event involved the reported abduction of two girls by local commanders. Mullah Omar, along with a small group of his students, intervened to rescue the girls, taking action against the commanders involved. This intervention earned the support of many locals who were frustrated with the widespread lawlessness. Following this event, Omar’s group, calling themselves the Taliban (meaning "students" in Pashto), attracted more followers who shared a desire to restore stability in the region. The movement expanded rapidly, gaining control of key areas, and by 1996, the Taliban captured Kabul. They then governed most of Afghanistan based on their interpretation of Islamic principles until 2001. The Taliban’s emergence in Afghanistan is often traced back to incidents in 1994 around Kandahar, where the group's leader, Mullah Mohammad Omar, sought to address rising insecurity. One pivotal event involved the reported abduction of two girls by local commanders. Mullah Omar, along with a small group of his students, intervened to rescue the girls, taking action against the commanders involved. This intervention earned the support of many locals who were frustrated with the widespread lawlessness. Following this event, Omar’s group, calling themselves the Taliban (meaning "students" in Pashto), attracted more followers who shared a desire to restore stability in the region. The movement expanded rapidly, gaining control of key areas, and by 1996, the Taliban captured Kabul. They then governed most of Afghanistan based on their interpretation of Islamic principles until 2001.
Would have been good if you uploaded the part where the guy shouted at you. Also their new law about women speaking in public can only mean giving speeches in public possibly? Can't see how you can ban women from speaking 🤔 Not Islamic if true. Must be some cultural law?
Afghanistan has experienced many battles...we pray that in the future Afghanistan will become a safe, comfortable and peaceful country...because in the world there is no perfect country, there are definitely strengths and weaknesses...
Due to the fact that the Taliban needs the recognition of their government by the countries of the world, they try to behave very well with foreign tourists and show a beautiful image of themselves and their government to foreign tourists, especially those who are UA-camrs and streamers. They record their journey and show it, but the behavior of the Taliban towards the people of Afghanistan, especially the non-Pashtun ethnic groups of Afghanistan, is very brutal, discriminatory and inhumane, especially with the Hazara ethnic group, who are religiously different from the Taliban and follow the Shia religion, and there are many atrocities and crimes. They do it every week but every day in front of them, which are countless and it is impossible to say and write them here, and people inside Afghanistan cannot talk about the crimes and atrocities of the Taliban with foreign tourists because they are afraid of being arrested, tortured and killed. They are afraid of the Taliban, that's why they censor themselves in front of foreign cameras and even praise the Taliban and their government.
@@خوشهگندم-ق4شwhen guest arrive we don’t complain about our problems to them,imagine you are someones guest and that guy is talking about this difficulties and problems
Hazaras may have faced problems but this channel is made for entertainment not complaints
We must understand that we should forget past and focus on future
Its not that hazaras have done nothing wrong,they also attacked taaliban in many areas which later on taaliban took revenge
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@خوشهگندم-ق4ش
Your fake story/ lies, "Hazaras," can not hoodwing people anymore. I have many nonPashtun friends from Afghanistan who are very happy with the new Afghan government now. They say, "Afghanistan is a very safe country for everyone now".
War ended in Afghanistan. People are not dying anymore in Afghanistan because of the war.
But Some "Hazaras," and Kulabians, "Tajiks," who do not call themselves Afghans want to bring war to Afghanistan again. Hazaras who are supported by Iran and Pakistan want to break Afghanistan, want to create Hazaristan. Kulabians, "Tajiks," who are supported by Pakistan and Tajikistan want give Afghanistan's land to Tajikistan. They are both separatist groups.
The Fatemiyoun Army: Hazaras Crusaders in Syria
Loyal proxy groups, like the Fatemiyoun Hazaras Army, provide Tehran, "Iran," with a cost-effective means to confront its stronger foes with Hazaras.
To non-violance, non-separatist Afghan Hazaras, Afghan Tajiks ❤ 🫶✌️
@@خوشهگندم-ق4ش
@خوشهگندم-ق4ش
Your fake story/ lies, "Hazaras," can not hoodwing people anymore. I have many nonPashtun friends from Afghanistan who are very happy with the new Afghan government now. They say, "Afghanistan is a very safe country for everyone now".
War ended in Afghanistan. People are not dying anymore in Afghanistan because of the war.
But Some "Hazaras," and Kulabians, "Tajiks," who do not call themselves Afghans want to bring war to Afghanistan again. Hazaras who are supported by Iran and Pakistan want to break Afghanistan, want to create Hazaristan. Kulabians, "Tajiks," who are supported by Pakistan and Tajikistan want give Afghanistan's land to Tajikistan. They are both separatist groups.
The Fatemiyoun Army: Hazaras Crusaders in Syria
Loyal proxy groups, like the Fatemiyoun Hazaras Army, provide Tehran, "Iran," with a cost-effective means to confront its stronger foes with Hazaras.
To non-violance, non-separatist Afghan Hazaras, Afghan Tajiks ❤ 🫶✌️
او نسل شینگری مهاجر موردگ گم شوید از سرزمین افغانها در نسل تان شاش کنم @@خوشهگندم-ق4ش1:34
I'm sorry Shanon for the behavior of an ignorant person who make you feel sad. However this kind of behavior can be expected in a country which was in war for more than 4 decades. Be brave as you were before dont take it too much on heart just forget it.
@@dostkhattak lmao that had nothing to do with the war. He treated Alan very well. It was because Shanon is a woman! And they treat women like dogs.
We didn't see the full context or video? I don't doubt her but would be nice to see the context.
how is he ignorant? Guy's greeting the man and suddenly she shows up shoving a camera on his face.
🇮🇪 here, been watching your videos for a while! Ive travelled widely and am proud you went to Afghanistan! No its not a tourist destination but showing it off as you've done is fantastic 🎉! Each country has it's rulers, good and bad but it's the people who are at the heart of the place! Lovely video!!!
There are assholes in every society who can ruin someone’s day. Afghan culture does not dictate that men should treat women negatively, nor does the religion of Islam (especially if they are guests). If someone prefers not to engage in conversation with a woman, they may simply ignore her presence or consult a male relative or companion instead. I hope the rest of your stay was enjoyable!
Islam is the reason for all of this. The hostility that this Ideology creates towards women is why behavior like this exist.
The fundamental ideology based on which Islam was founded was to make the female a slave of the man and eradicate all Kuffar / non-Believers. There are 1000s of Ayats and Surahs from Quran and Hadiths.
1. Beat Your Wife, Q - Chapter 4 Verse 34
2. Sex Assault, Q - Chapter 33 Verse 50
3. Women Inferior, Q - Chapter 2 Verse 282
4. Women, cover up not to be abused - Q : Surah 33:59
5. Polygamy plus sex slaves, Q - Chapter 4 Verse 3
6. Sex with wives and slaves allowed - Q : Surah 23, Al-Muminun, verse 6
Feel free to debate with any Ex-Muslim to know more truths about the so-called religion of Peace...
I’m truly sorry for the behavior you experienced. Unfortunately, many women and girls in my country face similar challenges daily. This individual’s actions don’t represent the true values of my country, and I hope you know how much we appreciate your visit to Afghanistan. Thank you for seeing its beauty despite everything.
Welcome Shanone We have past 4 decades of war people are different don’t worry. ♥️🇦🇫♥️
Throughly enjoyed this, you two are making phenomenal progress. I can see you amassing quite the following soon, keep going
Due to the fact that the Taliban needs the recognition of their government by the countries of the world, they try to behave very well with foreign tourists and show a beautiful image of themselves and their government to foreign tourists, especially those who are UA-camrs and streamers. They record their journey and show it, but the behavior of the Taliban towards the people of Afghanistan, especially the non-Pashtun ethnic groups of Afghanistan, is very brutal, discriminatory and inhumane, especially with the Hazara ethnic group, who are religiously different from the Taliban and follow the Shia religion, and there are many atrocities and crimes. They do it every week but every day in front of them, which are countless and it is impossible to say and write them here, and people inside Afghanistan cannot talk about the crimes and atrocities of the Taliban with foreign tourists because they are afraid of being arrested, tortured and killed. They are afraid of the Taliban, that's why they censor themselves in front of foreign cameras and even praise the Taliban and their government.
@@خوشهگندم-ق4ش
@خوشهگندم-ق4ش
Your fake story/ lies, "Hazaras," can not hoodwing people anymore. I have many nonPashtun friends from Afghanistan who are very happy with the new Afghan government now. They say, "Afghanistan is a very safe country for everyone now".
War ended in Afghanistan. People are not dying anymore in Afghanistan because of the war.
But Some "Hazaras," and Kulabians, "Tajiks," who do not call themselves Afghans want to bring war to Afghanistan again. Hazaras who are supported by Iran and Pakistan want to break Afghanistan, want to create Hazaristan. Kulabians, "Tajiks," who are supported by Pakistan and Tajikistan want give Afghanistan's land to Tajikistan. They are both separatist groups.
The Fatemiyoun Army: Hazaras Crusaders in Syria
Loyal proxy groups, like the Fatemiyoun Hazaras Army, provide Tehran, "Iran," with a cost-effective means to confront its stronger foes with Hazaras.
To non-violance, non-separatist Afghan Hazaras, Afghan Tajiks ❤ 🫶✌️
@@خوشهگندم-ق4ش
@خوشهگندم-ق4ش
Your fake story/ lies, "Hazaras," can not hoodwing people anymore. I have many nonPashtun friends from Afghanistan who are very happy with the new Afghan government now. They say, "Afghanistan is a very safe country for everyone now".
War ended in Afghanistan. People are not dying anymore in Afghanistan because of the war.
But Some "Hazaras," and Kulabians, "Tajiks," who do not call themselves Afghans want to bring war to Afghanistan again. Hazaras who are supported by Iran and Pakistan want to break Afghanistan, want to create Hazaristan. Kulabians, "Tajiks," who are supported by Pakistan and Tajikistan want give Afghanistan's land to Tajikistan. They are both separatist groups.
The Fatemiyoun Army: Hazaras Crusaders in Syria
Loyal proxy groups, like the Fatemiyoun Hazaras Army, provide Tehran, "Iran," with a cost-effective means to confront its stronger foes with Hazaras.
To non-violance, non-separatist Afghan Hazaras, Afghan Tajiks ❤ 🫶✌️
Thank you Alan and Shannon visiting Afghanistan, don’t worry not all of them are the same, that guy was an idiot.. Afghans are the most great and they have great hospitality in the world. I apologize on behave of that idiot.. once again thank you for visiting Afghanistan.. much love ❤️
Welcome to Afghanistan, I'm sorry that what happened, 1st he wasn't Talib, 2nd maybe he lost his family members in NATO and the USA, bumping, still it's his fault he should act like that because everyone is not the same, enjoy ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Don't lie please. He was behaving like a piece of sh**t and most of the Kaliban (Kalb means dog in Arabic btw) behave in this same way. When the US and NATO were in Afghanistan, Afghans from the neighboring countries were coming back to the country in their millions especially during the fist five years of the US presence when the Kaliban had not started making the country insecure.
If we have a referendum today, I bet that 95% of Afghan people would vote to bring back the US troops and get rid of the current oppressive regime. Seven million people fleeing the country in three years since the take over of the country by the Kaliban tells a lot.
@@WordsofHonesty you’re a tajkussi
@alan and shannon- Your channel is pretty much addictive. I was anxiously waiting for your next Vlog and here we are! 😅 Big love from Pakistan ❤
Additionally, I watched your series visiting India as well and specifically talking about that Holy video, It seemed uncomfortable when those men were touching you.. so I would like to provide a constructive feedback that don’t let anyone touch you or make you uncomfortable. If you feel that way, just confront them right away! People should know their limits. Stay safe ❤
Love Afghanistan from Bangladesh 🇧🇩💖🏳️
Love ❤️ the Afghanistan 🇦🇫 ❤❤❤ from Netherlands 🇳🇱
in astiqlal High school they teach French as a second language .
The last time when I was in Babur Garten, there were Full of families, Children and others. But now it is empty and just tourists allowing to go in.
loads of good interactions in the video!
Thank you bro for coming to AFGHANISTAN❤❤❤😊
I am sorry for that feelings that guy gave you. I am an Afghan who lives in Southern California for a while. Taliban and their lifestyle has nothing to do with most kind and hospitable people. We are as horrified by these people as everyone else. For now my people have no other choice but to live with all these horrible policies.
I am as an Persian afghan American admire you and Alan who took time to visit my homeland
Appreciate you taking the time to watch our travels 😄
Shannon, As a citizen of Afghanistan from the North and as an Uzbek, please accept my apologies for the way the uncivilized Talib man treated you. I just want you to know that he can not and does not represent us in any way and ordinary people on the streets as you see are amazing and hospitable and have no issue with women. These Taliban men are grown up and some were born in Pakistan and spent many years in the mountains, therefore, for them seeing women talking to them is something strange and unusual.
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With all the western propaganda bad mouthing Afghanistan, it is expected people don't like westerners filming.
But you guys are doing a great job of showing the lies of the western media, showing Afghanistan is a great country.
I'm sorry to hear about your bad experience with that Taliban. I would have felt down as well if someone talked to me in a such an argessive manner. Probably the Taliban fought with western army during the war and developed some sort of hatred towards westerners. Also this Taliban may suffer from PTSD. We will never know the reasons for his unusual aggressive conduct.
As someone who has lived their entire life in Afghanistan, I can assure everyone that traveling safely across the country is entirely possible. Afghanistan is filled with incredible places to visit, and its people are welcoming and hospitable.
Regarding the man’s behavior in the video, it’s likely he was joking, as he initially welcomed Alan warmly. From my understanding of Afghan culture and its diverse customs, this reaction could also be attributed to discomfort with being filmed. In Afghan culture, filming someone-particularly without permission-can be sensitive, especially when done by women. It’s essential to remember that each country has its unique cultural expectations and rules. Although there are individuals who may react this way, they represent only a small percentage of the population.
I'm so so so sorry for the person ( member of taliban ) most of them are like each other.
How do you know he’s a talib?
@@captainhotsquid8580 from their physical situation ( outfit)
@@habibadel7184not true, this one is not for sure a talib..
@@MohMoh-g3y3v yes bro just look at his longy and his beard
@@habibadel7184 their physical situation “outfit” is what my friends grandfather wears. He is definitely not a talib, you’re profiling people
Nice video thanks 🎉
Love Afghanistan from Slowakei
Thanks dear Shannon and alan for your difficult job or service in my painful land Afghanistan
Due to the fact that the Taliban needs the recognition of their government by the countries of the world, they try to behave very well with foreign tourists and show a beautiful image of themselves and their government to foreign tourists, especially those who are UA-camrs and streamers. They record their journey and show it, but the behavior of the Taliban towards the people of Afghanistan, especially the non-Pashtun ethnic groups of Afghanistan, is very brutal, discriminatory and inhumane, especially with the Hazara ethnic group, who are religiously different from the Taliban and follow the Shia religion, and there are many atrocities and crimes. They do it every week but every day in front of them, which are countless and it is impossible to say and write them here, and people inside Afghanistan cannot talk about the crimes and atrocities of the Taliban with foreign tourists because they are afraid of being arrested, tortured and killed. They are afraid of the Taliban, that's why they censor themselves in front of foreign cameras and even praise the Taliban and their government.
@خوشهگندم-ق4ش
Your fake story/ lies can not hoodwing people anymore. I have many nonPashtun friends from Afghanistan who are very happy with the new Afghan government now. They say, "Afghanistan is a very safe country for everyone now".
War ended in Afghanistan. People are not dying anymore in Afghanistan because of the war.
But Some "Hazaras," and Kulabians, "Tajiks," who do not call themselves Afghans want to bring war to Afghanistan again. Hazaras who are supported by Iran and Pakistan want to break Afghanistan, want to create Hazaristan. Kulabians, "Tajiks," who are supported by Pakistan and Tajikistan want give Afghanistan's land to Tajikistan. They are both separatist groups.
The Fatemiyoun Army: Hazaras Crusaders in Syria
Loyal proxy groups, like the Fatemiyoun Hazaras Army, provide Tehran, "Iran," with a cost-effective means to confront its stronger foes with Hazaras.
Respect to non-violance, non-separatist Afghan Hazaras, Afghan Tajiks ❤ 🫶✌️
This comment is for Alan & Shannon, and those who’ve already commented/will comment in the future about the micro-problem of women not being allowed to talk in certain circumstances in Afghanistan. Again, this is a micro-problem. It is a piece of certain parts of Islamic culture, still found in many places today, but is millennia old. Wilst traveling to places like Kabul/Afghanistan as a tourist, it is the tourist’s responsibility to understand, and abide by the local customs and culture that is set in place…to respect it, though you may not agree with it based off of your own personal values, ethics, or beliefs. It’s like the wrestler “The Rock” is famous for saying: ‘Know your role, and shut your mouth.”
What should be focused on instead is the macro-problem that places like Kabul/Afghanistan, and other places/countries have endured: the philosophy of Western Imperialism, where which the main goal is cultural gen.cide, then control that place/area/country/region by inserting permanent, Western military installations, or fund other groups to do the West’s bidding. That’s what we’re trying to do in Iran, what we’ve done in countless other countries, why we are fighting for Ukraine, and it’s all being done for $, or Western global dominance/hegemony through the continuation of the USD fiat monetary system, aka the maintaining of our global reserve currency dominance.
Furthermore, at 1:56 just ask yourself, doesn’t it seem funny that the US/the global West supported Al-Q with food, equipment, weaponry etc., to again, do the West’s bidding and take over Afghanistan? Fast forward to the 1 minute 56 mark of this video and beyond, and ONLY 5 years later Al-Q is named by the West as the ones who orchestrated nine ll?! Why would the same group that was being fed by the West, suddenly turn around and bite the hand that is feeding them?? Seriously, think about that. All of the suspects supplied to us by the media (which is bought and paid for by the US government/special interest groups that pay the US government) were supposedly members of Al-Q. Al-Q leader O. B. Laden is known to be a see eye A operative at one point in his life, essentially then a double agent, working for the US government, and subsequently given the title of the leader of Al-Q. Those aforementioned nine ll suspects were manufactured propaganda of the West, just like weapons of mass deestruktion were “in, and possessed by Iraq,” and that lie, that manipulation was forced upon the world, in order to justify the US’s invasion of Iraq…why, for oil, which at this point in the comment we know is for control of the $, which = power. The end.
Really well written and insightful comment. Kudos
@@SAT1337 thank you. Somebody had to speak more elaborately on it…the way I did, with the truth being told. Most of this (western) world is too concerned with the self. Many of them are uninformed/misinformed/propagandized on top of it.
Dig deep people. Seek truth from digging in on your sources of info. Who backs the sources, why the source says what it says/how it says it, etc. The only way we can change the world is through universally REAL truths.
This isn't Afghan Native culture. This is Arab Islamic culture. Afghanistan was forcefully converted to Islam. Before Islam, there was Buddhism. In Buddhist culture Women were treated perfect equals to men. But when Islamist invasion happened in Afghanistan, the men started disrespecting women and forced them to cover up, same as in Arabia.
It's also important for outsiders to call-out inequalities, social injustice, patriarchal systems, and violation of human rights. Banning women from education, most professions, and even speaking never results in a better society. Afghanistan now ranks among the world’s countries with the highest rates of gender-based violence (rape, beatings, acid attacks, mental and physical abuse, little to no health care)- *all enabled* by what you are advising to accept and equivalent to _gender apartheid_ .
@@gods-best-friend-gbf It may have been one way once upon a time, however it changed,. Is it worth going into all out war over? Maybe for some, but I bet more people would be in favor of fighting to keep out the foreign invaders…oh wait, foreign invaders have a 100%, overall loss record there in war. Religious/Ideological war…that’s a ying and yang as old as the religion(s) involved have existed. Good luck with that.
I'm so happy you guys have visitied my beautiful homeland and my awesome hospitable people. Unfortunately there are some ignorent people who are brainwashed into thinking negatively on women and especially on the afghan minority hazara people who they compare as being less worth than a animal. Please don't take that into you, as that ignorant old person completely do not represent the actual afghan people and Afghanistan. If you are planning to visit Bamyan city, the people therere more welcoming and less camerashy. You will also see more women with a more modern fashion with only a headscarf and no burqas. Most of the residents in that city are the hazara people who are again one of the most friendliest, talented and intelligent afghan people. Unfortunately they have been discriminated and targeted by some other ethnic groups, taliban and other terrorist groups for years and centuries up until this day.
Shannon, Although it’s true that coming across such an unexpected situation makes a person feel disgusted but you don’t have to feel sad or scared over the behaviour of a stupid and rigid man unfamiliar with basic manners and etiquettes. Such people are everywhere, in every country in the world. That’s not how most Afghan men would try respond to you if you wanna talk to them and they don’t.
I am or I was an afghan and i would never ever go back to afghanistan, i do not miss anything about there, people are absolutely ignorant
Plenty of other countries i have visited and more to visit that has beautiful culture food and freedom I would not risk my life going back to a country that is run by animals.
No body gives a shit if you do not call yourself an Afghan or a slave to your foreign master.
Agree with you 😢
Afghanistan 🇦🇫 and pakistan 🇵🇰 are Sh*thole country
European countries are heaven in the world
Bro, I am so sorry to hear about your feelings and I fully understand you. The current regime has turned Afghanistan into a hell on earth. People are fleeing the country in their millions. I wonder how some idiots in the comments are defending these animals while they themselves enjoy freedom in the west.
@@WordsofHonesty Thanks for your comment, I believe most of people defending these animals are single men that are illegal immigrants living in different parts of europe, they actually don't know what women and lower class people are going through in afghanistan with no basic human rights and other facilities in their life
We left afghanistan a almost over a decade ago before taliban regime and i have visited back 2 or 3 times after we left afghanistan, it was bad but i can imagine it would be worse now
God help us all.
@@WordsofHonesty No one is defending the current administration and its oppressive regime. However, we must recognize who contributed to its return. If justice had prevailed, corruption would have been curtailed, and drug mafias and warlords would not have been allowed to run the country, the current administration would likely never have succeeded. Billions of dollars in aid were stolen, and over four million Afghans were pushed into drug addiction, while kidnapping and rape became daily realities-no one was safe. These conditions played a significant role in the return to the current state. Regarding the refugee crisis, Afghans have been seeking refugee status for over four decades( over 12 millions Afghans sought refugees status over the past four decades); this is not a new issue.
greetings and be safe
You have experienced for the first time that taliban did this
What about Afghanistan women the will face everyday 🤔 😭
not all the talibans are the same
there is 70k-80k Taliban Afghan fighters. they are not all the same, they are from different types of tribes and they have different types of culture within the tribes. but one thing they hold on is that unite against colonialism and invasion protecting their Nation.
also some talebans are orphan, because they lost their parents and USA+NATO killed hundreds of thousands of people.
they have built a very harsh mind because of 43 years of war.
also they are little bit extremist they justify their pagan cultural practices by using Islamic teaching with their own translation.
there is taliban's who are agree with womens going to University. then there is others who don't agree.
there is talibans who are very friendly with foreigners and they like to getting films, and there is others who don't like foreigners and don't like to getting films.
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@@mujahidhasan118 They are almost all the same. They have banned women from education, work and every walk of life. People are missing the days when the US/NATO were present in Afghanistan. The country was doing well economically during those days and Afghans had the chance to get education. I bet that if we have a referendum tomorrow, 95% of Afghans would vote to bring the US troops back to the country to help them get rid of the current regime. Facts are facts.
@@WordsofHonestyLol economy was going better cuz there were no sanctions. Who put those sanctions? USA. So of course the country will be struggling economically.
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18:15 complete trash talk right there only shortly after Shannon hat that fearful incident with the taliban.
I suppose you could argue he's playing safe(while he's still in the country),so's not to ruffle any more feathers.Would like to hear what he has to say once he returns home...
Do you want us to tell a random stranger we just met and will never see again that another random stranger was rude to us before 😂😂😂
@@Alan_and_Shannon Sure. When I was in Bangkok lately a local asked how I like the city and I told him that the pollution felt very bad for me. What‘s the matter? You prefer lying?
@@Alan_and_Shannon You both should do what feels safe. Women on the planet in general never feel truly "safe" walking out the door because we've had to normalize feeling unsafe to the point of subconscious but very intentional behavior in order to survive. I highly suggest watching the TedTalk "Violence against women -- it's a men's issue" by Jackson Katz. You can quickly see the difference in how men and women experience the world.
@@Sleepy_Joe_ They are not obligated to tell others of negative experiences to people they meet- _unless they want to._ Sometimes the quickest method by which to move on from something is to put it behind you and not keep bringing it up. They also know this would be in important issue in their video about this trip so they can express themselves on their terms.
I’m so sorry. Because of the action of one person, everyone gets humiliated. Our country becomes humiliated. This unfortunately, is a small fraction of what most afghan women face without any consequences or judgement.
You are definitely in the wrong here, please don’t over exaggerate for views. A lot worse happens in other countries
Many people work for Western intelligence and go to such countries for propaganda.
Obviously any incident can happen in any country bcz of some people can somehow ruin the day of their conflict nature for others.
They will spend the money on people once the big projects are done because the money comes from tourism and business and both needs building otherwise the poor kids you see will always be poor, that is the sad reality.
No one will fucking go there
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Due to the fact that the Taliban needs the recognition of their government by the countries of the world, they try to behave very well with foreign tourists and show a beautiful image of themselves and their government to foreign tourists, especially those who are UA-camrs and streamers. They record their journey and show it, but the behavior of the Taliban towards the people of Afghanistan, especially the non-Pashtun ethnic groups of Afghanistan, is very brutal, discriminatory and inhumane, especially with the Hazara ethnic group, who are religiously different from the Taliban and follow the Shia religion, and there are many atrocities and crimes. They do it every week but every day in front of them, which are countless and it is impossible to say and write them here, and people inside Afghanistan cannot talk about the crimes and atrocities of the Taliban with foreign tourists because they are afraid of being arrested, tortured and killed. They are afraid of the Taliban, that's why they censor themselves in front of foreign cameras and even praise the Taliban and their government.
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You guys supposed to always take a guide when going to Afghanistan
09:25 rule of law is rule of law.. understood? It's their country so they decide what rule will apply .. correct? why you cut the scene?
I think he was following you guys for while I think
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Fruit juice is one of they only things next to meat that makes me want to live there forever
Nice video ❤ from Germany
Due to the fact that the Taliban needs the recognition of their government by the countries of the world, they try to behave very well with foreign tourists and show a beautiful image of themselves and their government to foreign tourists, especially those who are UA-camrs and streamers. They record their journey and show it, but the behavior of the Taliban towards the people of Afghanistan, especially the non-Pashtun ethnic groups of Afghanistan, is very brutal, discriminatory and inhumane, especially with the Hazara ethnic group, who are religiously different from the Taliban and follow the Shia religion, and there are many atrocities and crimes. They do it every week but every day in front of them, which are countless and it is impossible to say and write them here, and people inside Afghanistan cannot talk about the crimes and atrocities of the Taliban with foreign tourists because they are afraid of being arrested, tortured and killed. They are afraid of the Taliban, that's why they censor themselves in front of foreign cameras and even praise the Taliban and their government.
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Welcome to Afghanistan ♥️🇦🇫♥️
Most of the taliban are not ok to be filmed
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Scary. I felt so bad just watching this video. Big headache.
The drink with the banana on the side looked wonderful
Have a good trip at the contrary of Afghanistan
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You're in their country. Behave
yeah, by removing yourself from existence because ur a women?
9:15 does anyone from Afghanistan have a possible explanation for why the man reacted this way? Because he initially reacted positively and welcomingly to the guy , but switched up so fast
Well , I think she was not in the full modest position i.e the burka as normal Afghani woman wear and it felt disrespectful to that man as she was roaming out of dress code as it is not promoted in their society therfore he gave a stern look otherwise he would be punished if he mistreated any women like this but the mistake was her not knowing their strict culture and commitment to their conservation of values if I was in her place I would have chosen burka ( the veil) . Its an opinion I could be wrong tho
loads of woman were dressed the same as Shannon was
@cheeseoreos493: Look up "Taliban injustice women" and you will learn why. Banning women from education, most professions, and even speaking never results in a better society. Afghanistan now ranks among the world’s countries with the highest rates of gender-based violence (rape, beatings, acid attacks, mental and physical abuse, little to no health care)- all enabled by a certain group in power and resulting in gender apartheid in many places.
@@Alan_and_Shannon I can't agree with you 100% on dress code to be honest but by the way I didn't like his terrifying stare either it's not a representation of Afghani culture or Islam which has humbleness and mercy at it's core but world is full of hateful people I think ignoring their hate would be best option and to acknowledge the kindness and politeness of other afghans and muslim around the World .
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Hi Alan are you going to visit karachi?
Dirtiest city in the world
Kachrachi
Pakistan 🇵🇰 se zindabhaag
What did that beard man said to you? I did not understand as you removed that part of video I think
We think he said “don’t interrupt me” we stopped recording immediately thats why the video cuts 😂
Due to the fact that the Taliban needs the recognition of their government by the countries of the world, they try to behave very well with foreign tourists and show a beautiful image of themselves and their government to foreign tourists, especially those who are UA-camrs and streamers. They record their journey and show it, but the behavior of the Taliban towards the people of Afghanistan, especially the non-Pashtun ethnic groups of Afghanistan, is very brutal, discriminatory and inhumane, especially with the Hazara ethnic group, who are religiously different from the Taliban and follow the Shia religion, and there are many atrocities and crimes. They do it every week but every day in front of them, which are countless and it is impossible to say and write them here, and people inside Afghanistan cannot talk about the crimes and atrocities of the Taliban with foreign tourists because they are afraid of being arrested, tortured and killed. They are afraid of the Taliban, that's why they censor themselves in front of foreign cameras and even praise the Taliban and their government.
@@Alan_and_Shannon There is no doubt that the people of Afghanistan are hospitable, they consider anyone who visits their country as their guest and they treat them very kindly and even many of them take foreign tourists to their homes and treat them like a guest. Dear, they welcome them, but I mean the overwhelming majority of the people of Afghanistan, and there may be a very small number of bad people in Afghanistan, just like anywhere in the world, who want to abuse foreigners or deceive them and take their money. They steal, this is a natural thing, but the story of the Taliban is different. They are really a violent, fanatical, ethnic, and criminal group, and the reason they behave well with foreign tourists is because they need to be recognized by the countries of the world. They try to behave well with foreign tourists in order to show a good and beautiful face of themselves to the world, but their behavior with the people of Afghanistan, especially the non-Pashtun ethnic groups of Afghanistan, and especially the Hazaras, is very bad and violent and discriminatory, and the people also because of the environment The repression and terror created by the Taliban cannot tell the truth to foreign tourists because they are afraid of the Taliban's punishment and revenge, and the Taliban have committed and continue to commit many crimes, oppression, and discrimination against the Hazara people, such as genocides. killings and usurping the areas and lands of their villages in different provinces and regions of Afghanistan, as well as destroying their houses on various pretexts, such as non-standard or usurped or state ownership of their lands, as well as destroying and destroying the crops and products of the Hazara people by The Pashtun nomads who, with the support of the Taliban, sent their large herds of goats, sheep and camels to the Hazara areas in order to graze and destroy the Hazaras, which is the result of their one-year hard work, under the pretext of grazing their flocks in the mountains and plains, as well as the coercion of the Taliban. A lot of money by Taliban continues from Hazaras under different pretexts, as well as harassing Hazaras under the pretext of having or hiding weapons and taking money and extorting money from them under the same pretext. are doing that it is impossible to really say or write all those atrocities, crimes and discriminations in this ambush and in this short text, and also these oppressions against the Tajik and Wazik ethnic groups continue by the Taliban, who themselves are (99) percent Pashtuns. The end with a smaller scale is milder and the oppression and discrimination against the Hazaras is more severe because they are not only ethnically but also religiously different from the Taliban and follow the Shiite religion.
@@Alan_and_Shannon look I was wondering what wrong could the Taliban guy have said... But that was such a small thing. And you got upset.. Believe me here in the UK, we have to listen to so many horrible things from our fellow British people..😅😂take a chill pill and have fun.
@@خوشهگندم-ق4ش The Hazaras are discriminated against not only for their religion but also of their ethnicity. The movie The Kite Runner alludes to this.
All food anything from meat to vegetable and fruit everything organic that's why test very good. Plus very cheap
9:30 I’m very sorry for this to happen to u. I’m an afghan civilian but I have to tell u that guy was not the taliban, there are so many people who has long beard and guns, thinking they are the taliban. But they aren’t they’re just men trying to be scary and big but they are not part of the taliban. Basically like wannabe gangsters, the taliban are happy for tourists to come and talk, especially women and are very hospitable. NOTE: I DO NOT SUPPORT THE TALIBAN THIS IS JUST A CLEAR NOTE TO MAKE SURE THERE ARE NO MISUNDERSTANDINGS
Taliban has 2 face for some western ppl show their nice but in reality is terrible with Afghan ppl
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Excellent video and we really appreciate your filming out in the streets of the Kabul. The interaction with the Taliban than Shannon had is exactly as we would have expected given the way they treat women. You were lucky to get off with just a dirty look as I'm sure it would not have been the same if you had been an Afghan woman acting as you did. We shall be interested to hear if you have more to say on what you saw after you have left the country when perhaps you will be able to speak a bit more freely.
Due to the fact that the Taliban needs the recognition of their government by the countries of the world, they try to behave very well with foreign tourists and show a beautiful image of themselves and their government to foreign tourists, especially those who are UA-camrs and streamers. They record their journey and show it, but the behavior of the Taliban towards the people of Afghanistan, especially the non-Pashtun ethnic groups of Afghanistan, is very brutal, discriminatory and inhumane, especially with the Hazara ethnic group, who are religiously different from the Taliban and follow the Shia religion, and there are many atrocities and crimes. They do it every week but every day in front of them, which are countless and it is impossible to say and write them here, and people inside Afghanistan cannot talk about the crimes and atrocities of the Taliban with foreign tourists because they are afraid of being arrested, tortured and killed. They are afraid of the Taliban, that's why they censor themselves in front of foreign cameras and even praise the Taliban and their government.
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Your fake story/ lies, "Hazaras," can not hoodwing people anymore. I have many nonPashtun friends from Afghanistan who are very happy with the new Afghan government now. They say, "Afghanistan is a very safe country for everyone now".
War ended in Afghanistan. People are not dying anymore in Afghanistan because of the war.
But Some "Hazaras," and Kulabians, "Tajiks," who do not call themselves Afghans want to bring war to Afghanistan again. Hazaras who are supported by Iran and Pakistan want to break Afghanistan, want to create Hazaristan. Kulabians, "Tajiks," who are supported by Pakistan and Tajikistan want give Afghanistan's land to Tajikistan. They are both separatist groups.
The Fatemiyoun Army: Hazaras Crusaders in Syria
Loyal proxy groups, like the Fatemiyoun Hazaras Army, provide Tehran, "Iran," with a cost-effective means to confront its stronger foes with Hazaras.
To non-violance, non-separatist Afghan Hazaras, Afghan Tajiks ❤ 🫶✌️
Its ok. He was not that rude.
Scary when its happening infront of you though 😂
@@Alan_and_Shannon sometimes it’s just heat of the moments but yeah, it was not good gesture from him at all. It happens we see bad people and good people, but I hope you will enjoy your time in Afghanistan and you will get a lot of respect and hospitality there being. I wish you all the best and good time in Afghanistan. ❤😊
@@sahilahmed9598 hello sahil, why are you asking sorry from her. Have you lived in the UK or other western countries. I bet if you had lived you wouldn't say sorry. Be proud of your people. It's not ok to feel sorry for such small things..
By the way , ask yourself why she was recording to the Taliban without their permission. Didn't she know the law. Or perhaps it is okay to record without permission. The Taliban guy had every right to do what he did. I wonder why he didn't complain to the Taliban police as they were recording him without permission.
In Islam it's not like that. Taliban shouldn't prohibit all these.
@@okkkkkkkkkey how would anyone know that. Why would it be illegal to film the Taliban or any Government worker? Are you in the Taliban?
also my 2nd comment you didn't mention million people were killed in iraq by USA.
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i dont think the guy was talib, but im sorry for what happen
I am watching every video of you keep it up.
Thank you so much 😀
@@Alan_and_Shannon Due to the fact that the Taliban needs the recognition of their government by the countries of the world, they try to behave very well with foreign tourists and show a beautiful image of themselves and their government to foreign tourists, especially those who are UA-camrs and streamers. They record their journey and show it, but the behavior of the Taliban towards the people of Afghanistan, especially the non-Pashtun ethnic groups of Afghanistan, is very brutal, discriminatory and inhumane, especially with the Hazara ethnic group, who are religiously different from the Taliban and follow the Shia religion, and there are many atrocities and crimes. They do it every week but every day in front of them, which are countless and it is impossible to say and write them here, and people inside Afghanistan cannot talk about the crimes and atrocities of the Taliban with foreign tourists because they are afraid of being arrested, tortured and killed. They are afraid of the Taliban, that's why they censor themselves in front of foreign cameras and even praise the Taliban and their government.
Due to the fact that the Taliban needs the recognition of their government by the countries of the world, they try to behave very well with foreign tourists and show a beautiful image of themselves and their government to foreign tourists, especially those who are UA-camrs and streamers. They record their journey and show it, but the behavior of the Taliban towards the people of Afghanistan, especially the non-Pashtun ethnic groups of Afghanistan, is very brutal, discriminatory and inhumane, especially with the Hazara ethnic group, who are religiously different from the Taliban and follow the Shia religion, and there are many atrocities and crimes. They do it every week but every day in front of them, which are countless and it is impossible to say and write them here, and people inside Afghanistan cannot talk about the crimes and atrocities of the Taliban with foreign tourists because they are afraid of being arrested, tortured and killed. They are afraid of the Taliban, that's why they censor themselves in front of foreign cameras and even praise the Taliban and their government.
Shannon what his problem was didn’t take much imagination.
also my 3rd comment Talibans Are Little Extremist, They Have Some Pagan Culture practices and they try to justify with Islamic teachings.
also another thing talibans and afgan people they bulit a very harsh mind becuz 43 years of war.
7th. Lol. I'm yanking your chain. Props for going out there and actually experiencing the country. Many people would have you believe to not go, but what an experience you would miss out on because the media is acutely prejudice. When you look back on your life, you can say with certainty you went to these places. If I had a hat, I'd tip it. Keep going. You have to try the rarer afghani food. Ask around👌🏻
They speak french too 😮
I gonna need to watch the whole thing before I say anything. Showing a 2sec clip then playing victim is not gonna do it.
Exactly they didn't showed any proper clip the 1sec clip can't prove anything of what incident had happened that time. If they have to play victim then atleast public the whole moment when the man started arguing with them.
Observe afghan men don't borther women presents but they do respect ❤
Dear sister you knew very well Taliban are so rude with women they respect them but they keep them in limits then why are you complaining
She obviously did not expect that.
I was in Afghanistan 50 years ago. I kept to my head down, didn't look at men, didn't address men, didn't expect them to talk to me.
It was in no way enjoyable but that's the way it worked for women back then, and it hasn't got better.
When my wife first came to England, she was shocked at some people making rude remarks and racist comments to her.
In an age of internet some people are still backwards in the UK.
And for the camera..also same as taking video from a mobile.I would not paid for the camera scam
Maybe your shouting in public places that's why taliban shushed you to calm down afghanistan isn't Liverpool
you think I was shouting?
They are from Scotland. Liverpool is in England.
Hi come to kandahar province of Afghanistan
You are not filming money payments in Afghanistan😊
My comment was deleted???
امیدوارم در وطن ما برایتان خوش بگذرد ❤❤
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Why don't you show the actual shouting?
@@OK-bx7jd bricked it and turned the camera off right away 😂
@@Alan_and_Shannon Understandable reaction. Thx, for clarifying.
Dont say lie , if Afghanistan is not safe why u fakeing people coming here?
Didnt see any other tourists while we were there
@@Alan_and_Shannon bro and sis say the real , don't say lie , if Afghanistan wasn't safe , u aren't live now !
You only showed the positive things in Afghanistan you didn't show the negative aspect of Afghanistan
You didn't show the poverty, illiteracy, unemployment, poor construction, and restrictions.
She wasn't making a documentary; she was there to enjoy and experience Afghan culture. Poverty, unemployment, and illiteracy exist in every country, including the one she lives in.
thats not our business, we are just tourists sharing our journey!
not all the talibans are the same
there is 70k-80k Taliban Afghan fighters. they are not all the same, they are from different types of tribes and they have different types of culture within the tribes. but one thing they hold on is that unite against colonialism and invasion protecting their Nation.
also some talebans are orphan, because they lost their parents and USA+NATO killed hundreds of thousands of people.
they have built a very harsh mind because of 43 years of war.
also they are little bit extremist they justify their pagan cultural practices by using Islamic teaching with their own translation.
there is taliban's who are agree with womens going to University. then there is others who don't agree.
there is talibans who are very friendly with foreigners and they like to getting films, and there is others who don't like foreigners and don't like to getting films.
Even in Germany u can’t record anyone without permission
If u put camera on their faces without any permission is not well
So don’t do this for viewers
Obey and adapt to the law and you have no problems
This is sad that you using propaganda to attract viewers.
Thank you for watching 😊
You had a few mistakes on who the Taliban are. The Taliban were not funded by the US to fight the Soviets, The Soviets withdrew from Afghanistan in the late 80s while the Taliban were formed during the Afghan civil war in 1993. The Taliban didn’t receive funding from Pakistan or The US, The US and Pakistan funded Mujahideen factions in the 1980s to fight the Soviets, The main faction that the US and Pakistan funded were the NRF, Led by Ahmed Shah Massoud, His group was a prime enemy of the Taliban during the 1990s
Due to the fact that the Taliban needs the recognition of their government by the countries of the world, they try to behave very well with foreign tourists and show a beautiful image of themselves and their government to foreign tourists, especially those who are UA-camrs and streamers. They record their journey and show it, but the behavior of the Taliban towards the people of Afghanistan, especially the non-Pashtun ethnic groups of Afghanistan, is very brutal, discriminatory and inhumane, especially with the Hazara ethnic group, who are religiously different from the Taliban and follow the Shia religion, and there are many atrocities and crimes. They do it every week but every day in front of them, which are countless and it is impossible to say and write them here, and people inside Afghanistan cannot talk about the crimes and atrocities of the Taliban with foreign tourists because they are afraid of being arrested, tortured and killed. They are afraid of the Taliban, that's why they censor themselves in front of foreign cameras and even praise the Taliban and their government.
Your information on the Taliban is a little misguided. The word "Talib" means students. When some so called gangsters/drug lords kidnapped some girls from a village the women of that village went to their local Madrasa/Islamic school/University.
They explained that there was no one willing to help them and that they had no means to free their relatives. One of the senior students named Muhammad Omar aka Mulla Omar came to form the Taliban.
Here is Ai synopsis:
The Taliban’s emergence in Afghanistan is often traced back to incidents in 1994 around Kandahar, where the group's leader, Mullah Mohammad Omar, sought to address rising insecurity. One pivotal event involved the reported abduction of two girls by local commanders. Mullah Omar, along with a small group of his students, intervened to rescue the girls, taking action against the commanders involved. This intervention earned the support of many locals who were frustrated with the widespread lawlessness.
Following this event, Omar’s group, calling themselves the Taliban (meaning "students" in Pashto), attracted more followers who shared a desire to restore stability in the region. The movement expanded rapidly, gaining control of key areas, and by 1996, the Taliban captured Kabul. They then governed most of Afghanistan based on their interpretation of Islamic principles until 2001.
The Taliban’s emergence in Afghanistan is often traced back to incidents in 1994 around Kandahar, where the group's leader, Mullah Mohammad Omar, sought to address rising insecurity. One pivotal event involved the reported abduction of two girls by local commanders. Mullah Omar, along with a small group of his students, intervened to rescue the girls, taking action against the commanders involved. This intervention earned the support of many locals who were frustrated with the widespread lawlessness.
Following this event, Omar’s group, calling themselves the Taliban (meaning "students" in Pashto), attracted more followers who shared a desire to restore stability in the region. The movement expanded rapidly, gaining control of key areas, and by 1996, the Taliban captured Kabul. They then governed most of Afghanistan based on their interpretation of Islamic principles until 2001.
The Taliban’s emergence in Afghanistan is often traced back to incidents in 1994 around Kandahar, where the group's leader, Mullah Mohammad Omar, sought to address rising insecurity. One pivotal event involved the reported abduction of two girls by local commanders. Mullah Omar, along with a small group of his students, intervened to rescue the girls, taking action against the commanders involved. This intervention earned the support of many locals who were frustrated with the widespread lawlessness.
Following this event, Omar’s group, calling themselves the Taliban (meaning "students" in Pashto), attracted more followers who shared a desire to restore stability in the region. The movement expanded rapidly, gaining control of key areas, and by 1996, the Taliban captured Kabul. They then governed most of Afghanistan based on their interpretation of Islamic principles until 2001.
Would have been good if you uploaded the part where the guy shouted at you. Also their new law about women speaking in public can only mean giving speeches in public possibly?
Can't see how you can ban women from speaking 🤔
Not Islamic if true. Must be some cultural law?
Who told you to travel when you ppl knew about this😊
We deeply sorry for an individual act this doesn’t reflect the vast majority
Of our people
Welcome to your country
Afghanistan is not safe please i am axious about your safety leave this place
Most Welcome To Namak Haram Afghanistan 💖💖💖
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Your guide is very unprofessional
Genghis khan, Tamerlane, Alexander the Macedonian, and many many more conquered Afghanistan.
What was your tour guide doing when he appeared to hand out money to a man and a woman in a bhurka at around 13mins
They are beggars as in any large city in the world, it easier to give a little money for them to be on their way.