15 Hours Inside Libya (met local girl)
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- An unbelievable day exploring Libya. Want to see photos of this trip?
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Thank you for watching 🇱🇾
I like your work sir
despacito eat my burrito
Such an interesting video. Thank you for the insight.
As usual, you are well protected from the truth
@@SMDAHL In every one of his vlogs, he’s well protected from the truth.
as a Libyan i just wanna thank you because you stayed truthful and didn't try to lie about anything.. thank you and please revisit us. welcome everybody
I'm looking forward to visiting your humble country one day. All the best!
@@norcalandrew you will never regret it I promise you .. you will find people here treating you like an old best friend.
Im italian, i will visit your country very soon. Much love from italy ❤🇮🇹
A will visit lybia for sure and all the see all the minoritys amazigh, touareg, copte
I would love to visit Libya!! I hope the process just doesn’t take two years.
Libya 🇱🇾 will be safe again 🙏 big love for all libyains from morocco 🇲🇦
The welcome you receive does not surprise me, having lived there for five years (under the Gaddhafi regime). The Libyan people are some of the friendliest people I know and I have visited 135 countries! (The Iranians, also!) The lesson? Do not always believe the western politicians or western media who like to peddle negative narratives about cultures and people they do not know!
Actually to mini-Rephrase …Don’t Ever believe the western Media . I also travelled quite a bit . and my take is PPL no matter what, are overwhelmingly friendly . some countries more that others …but i always manage to present myself as a friendly visitor , and try hard to mimic the Locals , which is helped by my overall looks . cheers ..
To be fair, the criticism coming from the establishment in the West is generally directed against the countries themselves and not the people. Then you have Trump, and racists, but that's not the general vibe imho.
Actually I disagree. As I view the western media I find that this information is available to me. In fact many written journalist here and around the world try very hard to touch on the various points of view. Rarely do I get into a discussion where even the most extreme view is unfamiliar to me. My advice to you is get your head out of that area where the sun does not shine and Read. Also read the entire article not just the headline. Get your information from various media sources and bloggers like Nick.
Many in the US goverment believe that every person on earth should share basic human rights and live in dignity. Yes we have many that do not and we are not always perfect. No doubt. But we should always defend the principles laid out by the fathers of the US goverment.
Too many who defend things they never question cause a lot of trouble globally. When I hear folks bring up their fathers I wonder if they consider what context does to what they repeat?
Point proven once again that most people just want the same things in life. It's the governments that mess things up. Your doing a great job Nick.
Thanks for watching. People are people ❤️🇱🇾
governments just do what people wants
It's the foreign powers in the shadows messing things up, actually. It's not as simple as 'all these countries just happen to have corrupt governments'. Westerners' ignorance about that is harmful.
“You’re” , not “your” 🥲
LOL sure mate. Remove the government from a western country, I'm sure people will just be nice and help each other all the time 😆
Unbiased reporting and enjoyable to watch. You're really a good journalist.
Appreciate your words as always Ed! Thank you!
Nick is the best...
@@IndigoTraveller I have a friend that lives in Tripoli says no electricity for the last week or so, when did you film this?
@@StevesAutoNtrucks there is something called generators
Have you heard of it ?
Libya been suffering from electricity ⚡️ since 2011 due to the bastards that rule today mate .
If you don’t know, now you know
" You're really a good journalist." I laughed audibly
Wow.. thank you for showing us another side of libya. Libya is a beautiful country especially the landscape, the people and the culture. I hope Libya will raise again anytime soon
Love from Indonesia 🇮🇩🇮🇩
Hi Nick, I’m from the U.K love your channel, I worked in Libya as a young lad construction supervisor Irish company in 1983 in Derna,and other city’s traveled to various places, interesting times under Gaddafi , loved the ancient sites Apollonia (Cyrenaica) Leptis magna , scuba diving in Apollonia ancient artefacts on the sea bed, played football every Friday scored an amazing goal at Benghazi university ground,best ever L.O.L. many great interesting and educational times and interesting stories to share for me as a young lad then.
keep safe.
Thanks Vincent for your wonderful and nice words about Libya 🇱🇾, you’re more than welcome if things got better and stable.
My father in law an Indian too worked in Libya in the early 80s for a construction of a steel plant.
@@crankshaft5867 where did he work in Libya Crank?
not anymore, its all bombed thanks to you know who!
@@crankshaft5867 ... cheap labour too for the bankers.
As a Tunisian (A neighboring country for Libya) Libya's stability is Tunisia's number 1 priority, due to the insane close relationships, It's beyond what you think, Libyans can be found everywhere around here, much love and excited to Visit Libya one day, we Tunisians can enter without any problems or restrictions lol
You guys are welcome to Libya. We are one people split with human-made fake borders.
Libya and Tunisia are one country.. we hope you pass through the hard times of the pandemic. And hopefully Tunisia will also make it through the recent ongoing political reforming peacefully.
God bliss you
Can you tell me one thing, why most of the captured ISIS members are from Tunisia and KSA?
All governments: “stay home stay safe. Wear a mask, stay 6 feet apart”. Nick: “think I’ll head over to Libya for a quick visit”. Love your stuff man!
My friend Libyans are immortals , they are not affected by covid 19
Because he got visa for Libya now after 2 years
Gay
Because C19 is a scam.
But most people believe what the news tells them.
Because he can think for himself
I lived there for a few years and IMO Libyans are one of the friendliest people in the world. They're very generous and once you become a friend you'll be treated like family forever. I've only been to Leptis Magna and there are still so many places to explore. Insha Allah I can visit Libya again.
So why does Libyan government restrict tourism?
Libya series is amazing 🔥
Cheers Dev!
It is. Very amazing
💗
There’s literally no substance. They aren’t letting him do what he normally does and get an authentic look.
Thank you so much for doing this series of videos. I lived just outside of Tripoli from 1969 until 1977 and really enjoyed my time there. My father worked for Mobil oil back then at Ras Lanuf. We experienced the revolution in 69 when Qaddafi over through King Idris and that was quite an experience for a 10 year old to go through. Hopefully the Libyan people can find peace and harmony in their future. Libya as a beautiful country with a very long and rich history and I would love to be able to go back there someday and see all the sights I remember from my childhood.
Incredible, thanks for sharing Richard!
@@IndigoTraveller
What you know, as " police" is a world wide, criminal gang syndicate.
What a story!!
I wouldn’t lie if I say that this series is definitely one of the best and most interesting. I can’t wait for upcoming episodes from this interesting country!
All the best Nick!
Thank you very much guys!
I can assure you
It is not only the interesting. It is also the best country, with super amazing beautiful people. As you could see here. This action of the police. I recognize this with almost daily similar moments in Libya. Also inside the city
Police what is complaining when they don't see me for a while
Actually not only they. All do
The people are pure and beautiful and in the meantime ... they have hard times. Also now (even when they don't say it all in the video). Till now there is still a high level of fear if the war witll return and yes ... like everything in life. Also this is very possible (as yesterday somebody was threating)
@@ysucces best country with the most beautiful ppl keep joking only speak when uve lives there
@@Zemoul1 I do
@@ysucces where do u live
That lady who approached you should start a youtube channel. Didn’t catch a word she said but confidence is universal
I really appreciate the respect you show to everyone you interview
isn't that normal ,
why he wouldn't ? becouse he's westerner?
Treat people with respect and you will be treated with respect. Good life motto!
@@shinwuka9178 some people don't do, so Lean's just appreciating that Nick did respect the people he interviewed
I really enjoyed the interview with the Libya 🇱🇾 woman at the horse 🐴 club. She was very assertive and kind! She loved 🥰 her country
I agree. I loved the whole vibe of the horse club too
This series is awesome. Don’t worry about the spotty coverage, it all makes sense and ads to the truth of the situation.
Appreciate that, Shane. Thanks 🙏🏼
@@IndigoTraveller
How is petrol 3 cents and so scarce , but also only 3 cents??
I love Libya. I am so glad to have spent and experienced Libya myself several years back. One of the most unforgettable moments and memories I ever had.
Welcome to Libya anytime, It’s your second home ❤️
welcome 🌹🌹🌹
Welcome at anytime
@@nasser.1 Thanks bro :)
This is such an interesting series. I've learned more about Libya through this series than anything else I've seen about the country. Thanks for just being yourself and providing as natural of a look at Libya as possible
Thanks for watching, that means a lot to me!
You're welcome anytime "Mr. President"
Much love from Libya 🇱🇾
I was been Libya at 2009, just before "Jasmine Revolution". I relly hope to visit this wonderful historical country again. roman historical sites are extraordinary. sahara desert is also wonderful.
Jasmine Revolution is the Tunisian revolution not the Libyan revolution
@@fadynabil7171 fetrat thawra f tounes, f nefs l'fetra bdet thawra f lybya w 7arb ahlya. May rbi swt protects any people and spread peace, and avoid the oppressors and corumpted. Good thing about insurrection in lybia is that in this political concept, there is nowone to eat all the money of the country
@Bill Blaze For account I am Egyptian, & by the way Egyptian revolution was called “Rage revolution” a lot different from “Jasmine revolution” of Tunisia ,but unluckily the revolution is now stolen by brutal dictator “El-sisi”
@Bill Blaze No terrorists took over...after the Egyptian revolution ousted the brutal dictator “Hosni Mobarak” in 2011 who had power for 30 year (he wasn’t good gay at all 😅)...a free elections for the 1st time in Egypt’s history took place & Mohamed Morsi won in 2012 ,& after a year exactly in power a bloody military coup led by “El-sisi” took place & Osted the first democratically elected president in Egypt’s history & the brutal military dictatorship of “El-sisi” started from 2013 till now...
My best friend’s father has been working in Libya for over 10 years before 2011 and told me that It was so nice to live here and his salary also was huge ( much more than here in Europe)
As a Libyan, I am so happy that you decided to visit our beautiful country. We are simple and hopeful people. Unfortunately we have been taken advantage off for so long. But we will keep moving forward and improve our country for ourselves and for other to come and enjoy our diverse land. I hope we will have more visitors in the future once safety and the economy stabilize.
Aslamu alikum brother, I am planning to have a visit after seeing this series ,when do you think the economy will be stable for investing and building it again?
Safety should bring tourish, which will boost the economy. If I don't visit Libya in this lifetime I will tell God to send me back so I can at least experience it once
Brother what do you think now is it stable now on beginning of 2024?
As usual, fantastic job Nick! Glad you're safe and I'm always impressed by your adventures. Just a note 12:35 at the interview the interpreter wasn't providing an accurate interpretation. At the start Haneen was talking about _galloping_ (I'm sure there's a part of the audio that was perhaps muted/left out), but the more important part after when you asked about oppression and opportunities the lady said "No, we are giving the full opportunity for both genders, boys and girls, old and young to come and train here,... not only to train but to [have the opportunity to do horse-riding]". The interpreter didn't provide a faithful interpretation here. Having said that it's really great to see this positive side that is often hidden and masked with the worst stereotypes (some are true to extent). Stay safe! really appreciate your content and your empathy with others.
Hi Nick, lovely to see Libya from another outside view, from the inside (so to speak). As the European wife of a Libyan national, I do have a different view than the media would present obviously, so thanks for showing the world the real Libya. On that note:
- I've travelled as an unaccompanied female foreigner to Libya several times and never had any hassle. Last time I ended up in Tripoli instead of Benghazi and had to stay in a hotel overnight (yes, alone) before taking a flight to Benghazi the next day. I don't speak the language (not very well anyway), and still never had any kind of problems. Anyone I've met has always been helpful and kind.
- Not sure if you would be allowed to mentioned the insane power outages going on right now, but they're one of the reasons you see queues at the petrol stations - no electricity for the petrol pumps means they have to re-fuel whenever the power comes back on.
- There is a large amount of expat foreign women (mostly Europeans) living in Libya since many years, married to Libyan men, spread out over the country. If you're interested to get their view on life in Libya as a foreign woman?
So why does Libyan government restrict tourism?
الله يصلح الحال و ترجع ليبيا احسن من اول مليون مره و يبعد عنكم كل مكروه ويجمع بينكم على خير
keep it going nick , Good job , most appreciated
Everything about the videos you make is so mind blowing, I hope this video get millions of views in the future, TH-cam needs to promote this type of videos!! Great job man ❤️
Thank you, thank you! Too kind :)
Love the video❤️I feel so sorry to see my country in this situation and left to us in 2013 and it was so much better than now.
I’m so glad Libya 🇱🇾 is getting better & it’s not as bad as people say I hope the rest of your trip goes well stay safe thank you nick
As someone who has family from Libya it is good to see that the situation is getting better through your videos. Thank you Nick
If the North African Mediterranean countries were stable and had normal governments I am convinced that they could have a huge tourist industry because they would have great weather yet be cheaper than France, Italy, Spain and Greece etc they would also get people from Northern Europe retire there if they had a proper infrastructure set up and were stable etc
It would also help if the leaders of said regimes didn't see the people you talk about as infidels and dogs, but hey, that's another topic, or is it?
Other than libya (which is also stabilizing), all the north african countries are stable and totally safe. They're not economically stable and they may have some political issues but other than that they're great destinations for tourism
I think Morocco, Tunisia and Egypt are doing a great job when it comes to tourism, or am I wrong? I don't really know about Algeria lately though
@@BuffalohomerYes when it comes to tourism these countries are good
Algeria is safe to visit and it certainly has some cool places but tourism is a neglected field there
That's the issue... A lot of terrorists were created by the American regime together with zionists who have infiltrated the parliaments of UK. These regime are trying to destabilise these regions to steal their oil. Middle East and Africa have one of the nicest people on earth (so has South America). Sincerely hope the world can see how united nations didn't do anything to help these nations. They are corrupt and controlled by 5 members of UNSC who are undemocratic. Poor Libyans, may Allah be with you. Btw those bullet holes must be from the weapons of American troops mostly
I proud to be a Libyan 🇱🇾…. Libyan are humble and always welcoming the guests….. Come to Misrata ✌🏻…. Thanks for these videos 👍🏻
So why does Libyan government restrict tourism?
@@sarkey101 because the country wasn’t stable due to civil war… but currently some tourist groups come to Libya.
That experience with the police is really amazing, and I love how grateful you are to them.
Wow, what a nice video, Libya is stable and it'll surely bounce back to its glorious days. Would love to visit one day.
Can’t wait to watch ! This is awesome Nick ❤️ 1 Million subs by the end of this year !! 🔥
Thanks Tobias!
Essentially, you were like the President….they don’t want anything to happen to you, on their watch!
As Libyan Canadian they just wanted to say hello and welcome him when he entered and left that mountain city . I don’t say Libya 🇱🇾 now is completely stable and safe , but I simply explain what that means in the Libyan culture.
Definitely the country is under civil war where international interest from different countries has sparked the war among Libyans. In the absence of function police and army , no single country in the world could stand up .
@Wendy true! that is exactly what i thought too
Again a great story delivered from Indigo Traveller to his audience 👍
Thanks mate :)
Beautifully crafted, Nick. The destruction is heartbreaking. I wish these people the very best. Greetings from Pennsylvania.
A similar security situation happened to me when I was in Jordan in the mid 90s. I encountered nothing but gracious hospitality from the Jordanian people.
A surprising turn of events in this video! I was worried about how closely they seemed to be monitoring your movements but glad that you felt they had your best interests at heart. Loved the horse jumping! Didn’t expect that at all. What a lovely woman, wanting to travel as well. Thank you for all you do and please stay safe!!
Libya had the highest income per capita of any African country before Qaddafi was taken out by NATO.
and one of the safest countries in the world, thanks to the western democracy, my country has become like that.
@ليبي2014 وتوا انت قاعد تفتح في فمك كل يوم وتنبح ومافي حد معبرك, وبلادك خلاص انتهت ومئات الالاف من الناس ماتوا ويعانوا, خلي حرية التعبير تنفعك يا وهمي.
Your health care was free and you have a lot of oil,i love you Libya fron bangladesh
f gaddafi
Yes, America has tendency to ruin countries all around the world
Thank you Nick for such a great and unbiased video, from the bottom of my heart, I wish Libya and its people all the very best, may peace, tranquility, progress and prosperity go from strength to strength.
All your videos are amazing. You deserve to be on Netflix, these videos should be exposed to a large public. Congratulations for everything you are doing. Best of luck 🍀 and stay safe ❤️
Netflix? Lol. Netflix doesn’t want true journalism, or a truth teller.
@@khshkhshkhsh it might be true. I meant that is better for more people to see it to open some new perspectives on different cultures.
Thank you Nick for doing this. I was in Libya in 2009 and it was an amazing journey. Nothing like what the media reported about Libya back then. The people are friendly and Tripoli is nice, like any other cities. Thanks again. I am from Malaysia anyway, nothing got to do with Libya 👍
Omg 😂😂 that's such a libyan thing to do. Libyans always want to make the visitor feel special, appreciated and safe. They want to look after you. But in this case i think they took it a little too far that i may transferred the opposite.
In general Libya is a rich country with such kind people but the biggest problem is the instability of the state. I think once they develop economic and political stability and then start working on the infrastructure and rebuild everything it could definitely be a nice tourism spot. Libya also has a lot of money and oil, it really just seems that they need good unified stable and effective government!
Well produced, shout out to you!!
Good thing that NATO helped to give them a stable democracy.
Qaddafi provided stability for over two decades. Even had a functional democracy with a strong opposition party and nationalized Healthcare. It's too bad that NATO destroyed the most successful democracy in the Middle East.
We're the terrorists.
Sorry, but as a neutral spectator i haven't seen anything near a stable country under Qadaffi. What did he do out of 42 Years of Oil, money and the richest country of Africa? No busses, no big industry /export (which they should at least have), no tourism, no metro/subway, no freedom of speech. So yes, if you want to call it stable, yes it was but also before he brutally took control over libya, and i find really questionable if someone would rather like to live in such a "stable country" than what a stable country it could have been without him wrongfully taking control of Libya.
As i sad, im a neutral spectator that reads the facts and share his thoughts.
@@ibracs they assassinated a sitting head of state then plunged the country into civil war. Libya was way more advanced and stable under Gadaffi. We can't shoehorn neoliberal democracy into every country on earth and we cant start civil wars for oil rights.
@@ibracs also there was more freedom of speech under Quadaffi than there is right now under the fundamentalist military government 😂 but you don't know anything about that, clearly.
تحياتي لاخواني واخوتي الليبين ❤❤🇸🇦🇱🇾
والنعم فيك ❤
Used to work with someone who spent time in Tripoli whilst Gadaffi was still in charge. He said it was very clean, safe, modern and generally a good place to be. Looks like a fascinating country.
I really admire how you dig for interesting content about other countries!
Courageous-Investigative-compassion
We finally have hope ❤️ welcome to Libya 🇱🇾 thanx for this video 🌸 and i wish ya enjoy it ❤️❤️
It's really amazing how you show us a different side to every country you visit. Totally unbiased. Thank you and stay safe always
The desert is beautiful. I want to drive a car down that winding road so much! I hope tourism happens again there in my lifetime.
Thank you once again, Nick. Such a privilege to travel with you!
thank you very much for showing and telling the truth about my country. And we hope to see you again....
I want to visit Libya now. The people seem pretty cool.
I am libyan and my advice is to NOT come to Libya in the summer time ☀🔥
hi I'm Libyan and welcome .
@@faruokag7306 haha here in Algeria too
You are welcome bud, come and stay as long as you want on my cost
Another intriguing video, Nick. Being escorted by 10police officers in the middle of the Lybian desert is definitely something you will remember for many years👍
Forever ❤️🇱🇾
Really great stuff. I’ve met a couple of Libyan women who are very well-educated and very much more equal than in some other traditional cultures which follow Islam. Same for Sudan. What an interesting journey you’ve had in Libya! Loving this, as always. ☮️💗✌🏼
Thanks Karin, hope you’re well ❤️🇱🇾
I think it is due to free education system
@@ManjulaBuddarage0 I agree- the education system must be really excellent, too.
Love that you're giving North Africa a voice, keep up the grey videos and keep safe! Salam.
As a libyan i really want to thank you IndigoTraveller from the bottom of my heart to show the truth and the positive side about my country. Libya will shine again inshAllah💪🏼🇱🇾
This video was great. Even though more security can sometimes grab the attention, but luckily it was all safe. Filming in such a country is quiet difficult, you were still able to get those footage from the place where we always heard about war, and never had the other side of the country. Well done and stay safe on the road.
Thank you very much, yes, I am happy to be able to show both sides
First chance I get to ride that woman's horses, im so taking it, very humbling to see the safety we take for granted here in America, a good reminder of how strong a person can be when they have no choice....
Libyans ARE AMAZING PEOPLE i tell you as Italian ❤️me and my family will always have them in our heart ربي يحفظكم يا خوتي اليبيين
داني🇱🇾🇮🇹
❤❤
You speak arabic!?
@@faruokag7306 اكيييييد عيشة في ليبيا 10 سنيييييين!
@@kalabrisella8675 واو وين كنت عايش!؟
@@faruokag7306 طرابلس بنغازي مصراته شرت....
I just discovered your channel and I am so amazed at the quality of the journalism that you are presenting to us. These videos should be on TV! Excellent, excellent job Nick!
If you watch his earlier videos his intro tells you he isn’t a journalist
@@HelennaRose I know that. But the quality of his work is outstanding. It is more than a blogger.
Libya used to be a paradise.Western interests provoked a rebellion and destroyed the nation.
Gaddafi loved his country more than anything.His speech at UN still resonates.
but but freedom and democracy
WooooooW!!!!!! Mr. Nick, you deserve some kind of Journalist Award, maybe even The Nobel Peace Prize! Seriously!
These folks KNOW why you are there, they TRUST you obviously, and went above and beyond to help & protect you,
to me, that speaks VOLUMES about you and your plight!!! GREAT JOB Sir, and thank you for all of your hard work, and dedication!!!!!
Very nice and unbiased way of showing this beautiful country! Keep it up 👍 💕 A big salam to all my sisters and brothers in Libya! Allah m3akom 💗
Beautiful 😻
The idea of listening from local people's perspective is very good. Glad to have you here in Libya. I hope you have a good time here👍
You got the VIP treatment!
Definitely!
Thanks for showing the true side of Libya, very excited for them
18:10 what a beautiful painting. Id love to have it on my wall.. such a beautiful country & people.
Love what you're doing mate. Inspiring!
Take care & safe travels 💕 🙏
It's really nice
What an amazing series. The quality of the editing is insane. Becoming more fan of your work each day, Nick!
Love this episode! I like this style where you explain to the camera from your hotel throughout the video.
This is far better than many web series..Raw and natural..Keep it up Nick
Really loved this one Nick. I always feel hesitant to watch some of the content from these countries. But i think it's important to see and you do a such a good job even though you put yourself at risk often.
Despite being messy to you, the message was beautiful. Those sunsets are nothing short of stunning and are pure art! You’re a treasure, Nick! Thank you for bringing such an unbiased view to these countries and the wonderful people in them. I know they’re very appreciative of your work as well ❤️
As always, I can’t wait to see where you take us next!
Thank you, Heather. Your words mean a lot to me ❤️
Good job on showing the current situation in Libya ❤️ 👍
Thanks for watching it :)
It is nice to see that Libya is recovering. It is a beautiful landscape, a very old culture, it would be amazing to visit and see land and people / cultures who stretch back to biblical times. Everyone seemed so nice and welcoming. It makes one think of what places like Somalia must have been like when they were the vacation hot spot of movie stars and wealthy Europeans. Hopefully this is a future prospect for these lands and people.
Just wait. Once Ukraine is done drying up NATO, the latter will turn its attention tion back to North Africa.
Awesome Video,Nick (@IndigoTraveller ).
You are an amazing traveller and explorer. You are great.
Thanks, love to India!
What a journey.
Libya keep holding on. 🇱🇾 💪🏻🤙🏻
I’m libyan and the officers are trying to protect you the most don’t worry .
You have a beautiful country & people.
God bless !
I wish we knew more about your beautiful country
Question, as a Libyan do you miss Ghadaffi?
@@Ruder6163 I don't miss him for himself, but for the peace, safety and security we had during his days, we had nothing to worry about back then.
That’s awesome. Sounds like good people. Good luck
There is lot of things needs to be learned from the people from war torn places. The optimism and enthusiasm is mind blowing. Thanks for taking all the time to post the videos. This is fab work.
Looks like a Beautiful Culture. Much Love from Florida 🌴🦀🏖🐙🐚🐌🐦
Once a thriving nation under qaddafi now in ruins after qaddafi may Allah lift this nation again in peace and prosperity ameen pray from pakistan.
That's wild. If I was there and being surrounded by guards like that I too would feel "very special".
Great video!! I love channels like yours that dispels the USs attitudes about the people and cultures in the Middle East and North Africa. The people don’t always share the same views as their government and are so happy to welcome and share with visitors. I’ve learned so much through your adventures but please always stay safe!
You met some good people in Libya, especially security forces. Might be a good opportunity to keep connections to see what other areas you can go into. Good sign that they were willing to give you security. Speaks more about you and the guides with you than anything else.
Love watching your videos man!! Respect from Ireland 🇮🇪
❤️❤️❤️❤️ from Africa 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
Loved the video Nick, so glad you’ve finally been able to cover Libya…
So awesome to see a different side of the country and a more ‘real’ coverage of how it is inside Libya 😄
keep it up and stay safe, can’t wait to see the next video!
Insane video mate! Just can’t believe it. Yemen may be also insane to get access and thus footage
Definitely, would love to visit!
Love your videos. Very honest and free experience. Thank you for sharing.
Beautiful ❤️ love to see other cultures. What a beautiful country
Thank you so much for showing such a kind and heart-filled side of your own prospective of my country. I know it's not perfect and not everything is well, but for my people, we try our best no matter where we are. Again, thank you. I truly appreciate it.
Nick: And what's the name of this club?
Woman: Rattles off the world's longest Arabic place name in the history of place names
she didn't mention just the name of the club, but also the names of the club president and club trainer
Lol, you clearly don't speak Arabic
@@FactStorm The hardest language in the world'
@@nigonkouk1770 Mandarin Chinese: Are you , are you :)
@@vbrvideoproductions4643 Bodewadmi I am, I am ;|)
Thank you for introducing Libya in good picture always welcome from Libyan
Americans always have their own version of story which suits them
Everyone does
Lol like what you’re doing with this comment?
This Libya travel series you did has been fascinating!
Looks amazing! My late Dad was there during the War. Sorry I did not ask him more about Libya!
You are doing an amazing job, of showing us around Libya. Many thanks 🇬🇧
Excellent stuff. Imagine if word went around that you were filming in Libya and quickly got the VIP treatment. Obviously, your videos are being watched by the authorities and nobody in his or her right mind would say anything negative. The interviews are great but 100% of the people telling that everything is awesome makes you wonder.
honestly, a mix between Libyan culture (Libyans always go above and beyond to make their visitors feel welcome and comfortable) and the fact that they are trying to build back their country and their image, therefore, having a foreign TH-camr get hurt in your country for any reason would be unacceptable. I'm 100% sure they had no bad intentions.