Algerian Police Followed Me into the Desert
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ธ.ค. 2024
- Cycling the world - Europe: 155 episode
In the fifth episode of my round-the-world bike tour in Algeria, I wake up at my wild camping spot with a wet tent due to overnight rain and colder-than-expected temperatures. As I hit the road, I’m invited by locals for lunch, experiencing incredible hospitality. After one more climb, I reach the start of the desert and am in awe of the stunning landscape. Finding a camping spot takes a bit longer, but the full moon and dry, warmish night make it worthwhile. The next day, after another lunch invitation, I’m stopped by the police and questioned for over an hour, resulting in an unexpected police escort. Instead of camping in the mountains of Bou Saada, I end up staying in a high-end hotel due to fully booked cheaper options on a busy Thursday night.
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Ciao Davide, I wonder if the police was only there to ensure your safety?
In some regions, I have heard about that.
Such a great video again!
Hey Frank! They told me it was for my own safety. That's what they always tell you in these situations. Who knows what's the real reason is, most likely they dont want any problem in their territories which is understandable from one side but surely you're not really free if the police tails you around and prevent anyone to approach you as well as restricts your itinerary etc. There is a definition for that kind of safety: police state.
@@DavideTravelli that is absolutely correct!
@@DavideTravelli if you got lost or killed it would lead to diplomatic issues, of course they will want to keep you safe as many reckless tourists dive into trouble headfirst
@alboud it’s a diplomatic issue ONLY when the police, army, or intelligence agencies are responsible for harm, as seen in the tragic case of Giulio Regeni in Egypt. Thousands of tourists die every year worldwide, yet this hasn’t led to widespread implementation of police states. For example, many people drown at beaches, die climbing mountains, skiing, hiking, or engaging in other adventurous activities. However, most countries have not resorted to constant surveillance or heavy-handed policing as a solution. The approach of a police state, where tourists are followed and their movements restricted, undermines the essence of freedom and exploration that travel should embody.
Ultimately there is no safety if personal freedoms are compromised.
@@DavideTravelliwe apologise for what those motherfuckers did to you
As long as you are in Algeria you are under the responsibility of Algerian security so it is to protect you.
bullshit. they are there to monitor him.
لهذا السبب نحن ننام بامان وطمأنينة في بلادنا لان هذه الشرطة موجودة الحمد لله على نعمة الامن اللهم دمها نعمة واحفظها من الزوال .
bullshit.
الشرطة التي تراقبك انقذت مئات السياح الضائعين في الصحراء.
because we rarely have random tourists deep inside algeria we try to protect the journey from border to border . welcome anytime
what kind of non sense is that?
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Hahahaha, I'm Algerian and I totally agree with you, and for answering your question, it's called issaba logic, which means "(the gang of criminal generals leading Algeria)'s logic, and their dumb supporters that we call "Kavees" in Algeria, they're so stupid and criminal that you could never understand their actions or thinking.
i think they were afraid for your safety because the police asked you if you know the road. i mean the desert is dangerous even for us algerians and we had some cases of people di*d there because they were lost and dihydrated
What videos are you guys watching?!? Stop taking a few moments of Arabic dialogue out of context
19:46 i was talking about this moment. he asked you if you knew the road😅. and i am taking nothing out of context, i told wht i think because it happens to us too
You are in a large desert, my friend. There is an exciting situation due to the movement of sand, and on top of this, it is one of the richest deserts in nature, and it is protected by the army.
You walk to school your son when he is 4 or yearls old. When he 20 he can walk there on his own.
Algeria is surrounded by troubled countries and sometimes some of that can spill in. The police worries about safety of those who do not know enough about the area and are more vulnerable.
The police protected him from Algerian thieves who are everywhere not only in Algeria but also in France, Spain, Portugal...
It was a lie to tell you that the police were there to protect you from being lost in the desert, there were other tourists who were monitored by the Algerian police even inside the big cities like Oran and the capital and the proof you can find it on the latest video of a French man and another French woman on TH-cam.
That’s not the fucking way to protect a tourist who came to the country legally , those motherfuckers are afraid of everything
Thanks for your video. Wish you all the best in your life. And welcome back in great Algeria.
Thank you! You too!
The officer said: are you lost? Follow me i show you the exit (surely to a paved road or next town)
Algeria don't open widely tourism, that's why the cops protect tourists in isolation places, especially Sahara desert, in summer very hot, dangerous if lost in desert
If you have followed other adventurers trips around Algeria, you would know that starting from Ghardaïa or around the beginning of the Sahara and down south, police escort is mandatory due to security issues in all the neighboring countries.
Also, some foreigners managed to not be followed by being smart, avoiding usual roads, keeping a low profile and a bit of luck.
I didnt really look into others adventures, I tried to find some other bike travellers accounts but nobody ventured south. I was aware that the south is a special area because you need to require basically a different visa but none of the official information specify (Algerian government web sites) where the south starts. I thought Bou Saada was not that south.
@@DavideTravelli Indeed, Bou Saada isn't that south, we call it the gates of the Sahara and yes you were a bit unlucky, usually things start to get complicated around Ghardaïa.
I find horizons unlimited forum very informative, it is meant for Motorcycle Traveller but same would apply for you.
@cocothefly Yes I thought it was just a bit of bad luck or someone at the village called the gendarmerie. I would have liked to go a bit more south than Bou Saada but having the police tailing me was not really appealing and my visa was very short, realistically I could have gone south only one more day or two.
Thank you for the tip on the horizons unlimited forum, I'll bookmark it for the future.
hi men in Algeria be good and happy in Algeria. don't worry or squire police they see you and ask you if you good or have problems. Just they ask for your security ok
Une fois nous étions partis à Régane,et le chemin avait complètement changé...à cause d'une tempête de sable...donc les services de l'ordre qui connaissaient la situation sont venus et nous étions obligés de retourner dans les 4/4....Saint Exupéry ,dans son livre autobiographique....il parle de sa perdition dans le désert.....il est venu par avion,en panne il ne savait plus quoi faire.....
The police deal with all adventurers in this way, whether Algerian or foreign... Do not be bothered by them... They are just doing their job and this is in your interest... We wish you to spend the best time and welcome to Algeria. We are following you and enjoying watching
It was a lie to tell you that the police were there to protect you from being lost in the desert, there were other tourists who were monitored by the Algerian police even inside the big cities like Oran and the capital and the proof you can find it on the latest video of a French man and another French woman on TH-cam.
I visited it last year in Bou Saada. Go to a nearby area called Ain Al-Rish. Ask about the waterfall. It has a beautiful waterfall and few mountains that look like beautiful mountains
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The Algerian gendarmerie dedicates substantial resources to keep foreigners safe. Any incident, like getting lost or attacked, could lead to a diplomatic issue with your country and negatively impact tourism and foreign investments. You’re not alone in this; many others, including employees of multinational companies, also receive escorts in the desert. We understand it’s annoying for someone who wants to wander in the sahara, but it’s the price you pay for your safety.
I get it, as you said it's annoying because you cannot experience the country.
I am from Oran, and last year I was working as a truck driver from Oran to Bou Saada, Djelfa, and M’Sila, and I know that you are people of goodness and hospitality to everyone who sees this person. You must help him, guide him, and welcome him with the best welcome.
waaaawww tooooop algéria🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿
Basically it's just to keep you safe and I hear that the Algerian police did save lots of tourist that were lost in the desert. I do enjoy your videos, All the best to you.
Thank you!
Desert is beautiful
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لا تقلق. عند توقفك الشرطة او درك الوطني. تريد بعض معلوماتك كباقي مواطنين سواء جزائري او اجنبي.
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That's the official explanation, however given that there are hundreds of comments in my Algerian videos claiming I'm a spy perhaps they wanted to keep an eye on me. Second they didnt allow anyone to stop and talk to me, when anyone tried they sent them away. Third I wasnt free do go where I wanted to but they took me to the hotel and asked the hotel personnel to inform then whenever I was leaving the hotel. If I'm not able to travel freely in a country for me there is no point going there.
You seem to be a spy, and your face looks Jewish
No, no, my friend, the police are not so stupid that they know your intentions by reading the comments of viewers. Rather, the police accompany you in order to protect you from some negative young people.@@DavideTravelli
Je n'ai toujours pas compris le concept de ce voyage à vélo avec une prédilection pour les chemins de terre caillouteux et cahoteux.
Si comprendrais si tu avais commencé par le début, il l'explique dans ses vidéos. Ça fait longtemps qu'il voyage à vélo dans de nombreux pays. C'est ce qu'il aime, road trip à vélo en sortant des sentiers battus pour découvrir la vraie nature, les locaux, les paysages. C'est ce qu'il aime. Que tu comprennes ou non, c'est pas ton blème
Si la police ou gendarmerie te suit non pas pour te surveiller mais veiller sur ta sécurité l'Algérie est pays d'accueil et veille sur ces touristes pas plus
مرحبًا بيك دفيد
Thank you! 😊🙏
These temperatures are normal at that period of the year. In the past years, it was even colder, now with global warming, it's not that cold anymore
Hope you enjoying your time here brother i know its little complicated with police following but its because we don't have much tourists in our country and it was all closed no one come to us till lately they accept some tourists i hope it goes good with you you are welcome all the time ✌️🤍
Thank you for your kind wishes! 😊🙏
We welcome a crazy Italian rider with a broken english on our own turf however, shouldn't have you worried about the police, they were there for your own safety and they made sure not to get lost .
Bellissimo video, Davide. Potresti far vedere le cartoline un po' più lentamente in modo che possiamo goderle tutte senza fermare il video?
Ah okay, in verità è una parte del video che non guarda quasi nessuno 😅
@@DavideTravelli Io la guardo di sicuro.
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Ciao a te, benvenuto in Algeria amico mio, ti auguro un buon soggiorno e una piacevole avventura.
Di fatto, gli algerini sono persone amichevoli e accoglienti con un cuore molto aperto.
come gli italiani che ho conosciuto nel sud d'Italia.
Grazie mille!
You think that the police are following you, but all they want is your safety as a tourist. Enjoy it, David, and do not think about bad things. You are not the first or the last that the police deal with like this, especially in the desert areas. They will leave you as soon as you are safe. Greetings, have a pleasant trip. I am one of your followers from Algeria.
Thank you for your greetings. I understand that but there is no need for the police to follow me, imposing the itinerary and where I spend the night and keeping away people from me. Imagine you go in vacation and you have police following you around? It is not normal, the fact that people in Algeria have normalised this kind of policing doesnt make it right.
@@DavideTravelli they gonna let you go solo don't worry i know you want to be solo and feel your experience with people that no problem i hope they gonna let you free just patience
Well done David you made it to Bousada, you need to come back with a longer visa to see the real desert , the gendarmerie are there for tourist safety I know it's not ideal but it is what it is all the best
With all the hundrends of comments accusing me to be a spy I might have to think twice before coming back, god forbid one of those brilliant minds is actually an official!
@@DavideTravelli In Algeria, we welcome every visitor to us, and when the Algerian state gives you a visa, you know very well who you are, what you are doing, and what your intention is. You are welcome in Algeria at any time. As for the treatment of the police and the National Gendarmerie, it is a security measure.
@@DavideTravelli Regarding those who accuse you of espionage and that you are a foreign agent, the residents of Morocco have hostility and hatred towards the residents of Algeria because we are welcoming and Muslims and are not hypocrites or opportunists. Welcome to Algeria a thousand times over.
@@DavideTravelli I am sorry for you because you are caught in the war of the Moroccan-Emirati-French electronic flies in order to present a bad image Bad news about Algeria and its peaceful people. They want you to show a different image of Algeria’s generosity and hospitality.
Salam aleykoum très belle vidéo, merci beaucoup! Très beau paysage!🙏🙏🙏🙏🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹♥️♥️♥️🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿
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It is a normal rotine anti espionage to see what more, other ways be sure you are very secure in algeria and security is only needing to know if you are lost or you need help.
Espionage? Of a remote, sparsely populated desert? Do the police think he is intending to blow up a sand dune?
Bonne route et bonne continuation
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هناك شخص جزائري من وهران بدراجته الهوائية إستطاع. ان يأخذ جولة طويلة بالصحراء. الجزائرية. وتمنيت انك تلتقي به يوما
انت في لجزائر بلد ثوار أنت في أمان يارجل نحن سكان مسيلة مرحبا بك
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you will enjoy.
لن يتبعوك الشرطة عند مغادرة الفندق
الشرطة تريد فقط بياناتك للاطمئنان على سلامتك و معرفة إلى أين أنت ذاهب لأن عملهم هو أمن المواطن سواء كنت أجنبي أو جزائري و لو حصل لك مكروه يستطيعون الوصول إليك بسرعة
أتمنى لك رحلة ممتعة
طرجملى بلعربية واش قالتلو الجدرميا من فضلك منفهمش
Vas raconter tes escobarderies ailleurs. Ils suivent tous les étrangers. 😂😂😂😂
belle persone che ti hanno invitato a casa loro. qual è il tuo vlog che parla della tua attrezzatura, per favore?
Si un sacco di gente molto ospitale e accogliente. Mi capitava un sacco di volte al giorno, poi non potevo accettare l'invito di tutti e molte volte non facevo video perche' non volavano essere ripresi.
@@DavideTravelli gracie mille Davide. Tu es un champion ❤
Per i video attrezzatura puoi iniziare da qui: th-cam.com/video/V71dbCYwtuw/w-d-xo.html ci sono dei video anche in italiano
@@DavideTravelli Ti ringrazio infinitamente. Ti auguro buona fortuna.
Grazie a te!
I hate it when i sleep in the tent and i wake up in the middle of the night and can't fall asleep for like three hours
Beautifull sites, but for me too little trees 😅
I love desert landscapes!
Welcome my friend
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Gendarmerie, good job, God bless you ❤
Algeria is surrounded by troubled countries, and sometimes some terrorists can extend this inland. Gendarmes are concerned about the safety of some tourists
do not worry my friend
they were following you thinking you have lost the road and they are there for your safety and till you don't get lost
Juste help you gendarmerie of Algeria, very good
are you still in Algeria ?
The way he called Egyptian police "idiots" is just hilarious 😂😂 im glad you are feeling safe in our country my brother.
They are bunch of unprofession idiots, it's known worldwide. I stand by my comment in the video.
Don't worry we algerians too struggle with the same things...enjoy your time as much u want everywhere u want and if u need help with anything just post in algeria subreddit or something like that.
Thank you, unfortunately my time in Algeria is long over.
you are courageous
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The gendarmerie was there for your safety,you travel alone on a bike and you sleep in very remote areas,anything could happen to you.
Benvenuto fratello 👍🏻
Good luck and good luck,my dear I wold have liked to welcome you to my home ,but alas I am currently far,very far away ,too bad
Thank you!
Welcome to Algeria Bello ❤
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Consiglio di utilizzare una Chiche come le Touareg per proteggere il viso dalla sabbia e dal sole. È molto efficace
Si mi sarebbe piaciuto comprarne una ma non ho avuto la possibilita' di arrivare nel deserto vero e proprio.
Even we Algerians are monitored by the police, this is for your safety
Welcome my friend☺️
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Roman centurion in Gaetuli desert circa 100 AD 😂 , nice video fratello.
The gendarmerie and the police are good at their jobs and they are responsible for your safety. Wherever you go, there is security responsible for that place, and if something happens in their place, the state will hold them accountable.❤
توغل في مدينة لجلفة بوسعادة هي بوابة صحراء
كي وصل لبوسعادة و قال اردت الذهاب الي ذلك الجبل الاحمر للاسترخاء 😂 عرفت لا خوف علي هذا الخفاش مرة اخري
I don't know if you're still in Algeria . But the tails gonna be a recurring thing the farther you go south . I know it's annoying for you as an adventurer and the barrier language makes it even more difficult but keep going and good luck and be careful.
Yeah, it's done. I would have liked to get a bit more south but the idea of having a police tail made me head to Oran from Bousaada. Cheers!
Les gens sont toujours les bienvenus en Algérie, l'hospitalité c'est la devise du peuple algériens .
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ادعموه أيها الشعب الجزائري العظيم ♥
Did you ever find out why someone called the police on you?
Reading the comments on my video they probably thought I was a spy 😅
It is important that the police monitor you to protect you from theft or loss. In every country of knowledge there are bandits. That's why they're watching you. For your safety . Have a nice trip ✌
Finally, you have friends everywhere, and you manage do all what you want to do. But, let me tell you one thing, Bousaada is not the sahara, if you go further south and you camp outside, scorpions and snakes will make sure you will not go back to Italy alive, and police will be completely helpless hhhhhhh. Good luck my friend and welcome to Algeria..
I've crossed many deserts, scorpions and snakes are not human predators 🤦♂️
My friend, I've been watching you for years. I'm so happy to see incredible journeys attracting more people's attention. I hope you grow much more. You are great
Thank you for following along, the increased attention of the videos is just from Algerians. Once I finish publishing the Algerian episodes it will be back to the very few that follows my journey. 😅
@@DavideTravelli then just stay in algeria bud eh ? haha
@@DavideTravelli And why would you think that you wouldn't get some followers on the Algerian side aswell? You made a video in Algeria, of course you'd get lots of Algerian views
My country isn't used to have tourists, and the 1990s have instored alot of fear and doubt in people, so we're still trying to get used to handling tourism and tourists in general.
It happens to every tourist roaming the desert without an agency. Check out other TH-cam travelers who have been here
What type of camera?
I've been using a DIJ Action 4, made a comparison video with GoPro 12 here: th-cam.com/video/o2kn3KsvyNc/w-d-xo.html
Thank you
What I've seen from others going thru Egypt was far worse than this. Had the Algerian police not have kept people from talking to you it would have been a minor annoyance, but their interference makes your journey far less interesting and personal, and that is just these paranoid governments worried about their image. In Egypt they often force you to ride in a truck or take a train to your next destination, far worse there anyway. Love your exploring these rugged locations. always fascinating, thanks as always Davide.
Yeah the gendarmerie in Algeria was very professional the only issue I have with them is that they didnt allow me to wander off and camp but also that they prevented people approaching me. If had the police tailing me al my entire journey I would never been able to talk to people, accept invitation for meals, riding on dirt roads and trails and most importantly camping. I understand it's done to reduce the risk of anything happening to me but it's not a nice way to travel, I am a careful traveller I minimize risks much more than most bike travellers I know.
I knew before entering the country that police tailing was a possibility in that case I would have left the country immediately the first week.
Yes the police in Egypt is bunch of very unprofessional babies, most of them are real idiots: they gave me back the passport in four pieces once. If you stand your grounds you can cycle the whole way. I got even cycle on the Aswan Dam which is usually forbidden.
24€ for a room like this one, and the Guy still Said that it is expensive 😏
It’s a shame that you watch a video and you don’t understand anything you watched. I’m sorry for you.
@@DavideTravelli I Can understand all that you Said, but it's a shame you don't accept criticism
You have not made a critic, you made a stupid statement: you said the room was not expencive. Which is a really stupid statement because it might be cheap if you hare rich but if you have only a few euros is very expencive. It''s all relative. I have been on the road since 2015 so if I had to pay 24€ for each and every night I would have spent over 65,000 Euro. Now do you still think it's cheap?!?
If you don't speak the language of the country you're visiting, you should at least have a translating app to facilitate the communications with the locals.
What video have you watched 🤦♂️
Il tuo viajo e super importante
Non e' importante, semplicemente voglio fare il giro del mondo in bici ma e' importante solo per me
Yes, Algeria is a beautiful country, and they are people who welcome any foreigner. Yes, my friend, Algeria, in every state, is people of goodness and generosity. All foreigners are welcome, but only Jews are not welcome in Algeria and do not enter the homeland
Welcom to algeria in touggourt allso welcomمرحبا بك في الجزائر اسكن في ولاية تقرت مرحبا بك.
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I agree police presence is very annoying, but actually it's their orders regarding any foreigner traveling in the south ... Basically, the Algerian officials doesn't want to call Georgia Meloni and tell her that an Italian national (called Davide) is caught by a terrorist group... Precautions, that's all...
You will agree that nobody would want to be travelling with the police following them and forbidding people speaking to them or forbidding where they can go.
Oh yeah, i agree… but Life is not always about What we like….
If you were Algerian, they would care much but since you are a foreigner, your safety is a major priority.
Don't worry, the police and gendarmerie will protect you and show you the way. You are welcome.🛳🛬🚙
Thank you but I'm not worried and I do not want nor require the police to show me around.
"WoW! WOW! .... desert..." 😂
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immagine if anny thing happen tk you in the desert? who takz the responssabilty of yuo
I'm solely responsible of myself and my travelling. I dont have a baby sitter since I was 3.
The reason is that if you get abducted, it would be too late already. There have been tourists that got abducted in the past for a ransom, so stay safe friend.
I'd rather take my chances to be honest otherwise I would have travelled to Disneyland
You know that this is impossible, as this will affect the Algerian government and its tourism
For ransom ? I don't think so
@@sidahmedmahmouche Google: 2003 Sahara hostage crisis
so algeria is not safe for tourists
Viel Spaß in Algerien Bruder
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La polizia sta cercando di aiutarti e facilitare il tuo viaggio e anche di fornirti sicurezza se ne hai bisogno. So che sei arrabbiato per questo e non ti senti completamente libero... Ti auguro un felice proseguimento del tuo viaggio.
Sicuramente non ho bisogno della polizia come baby sitter per attraversare un paese. La polizia non permetteva a nessuno di avvicinarmi, anche quando volevano solo fare due chiacchere e una foto.
Sono perfettamente consapevole che nel mio viaggio possa incorrere in situazioni spiacevoli ma e' una mia scelta, avere la polizia che segue ogni tuo movimento non e' normale.
Just tell everyone Salam alikoum and wave 👋 to them you will be safe
The police offered to accompany you to show you the way. Otherwise it's normal to be stopped, the police do their job like all police officers around the world. Police officers monitor the roads to prevent Moroccan and sub-Saharan African drug traffickers from passing through Algeria. The Algerian authorities are doing an exceptional job to prevent their country from being invaded by drug traffickers, smugglers and migrants from neighboring countries. Without the Algerian police, Europe would be no longer under attack by migrants from sub-Saharan Africa. They do their job, and everything is fine if you follow the laws. It's the same as our police officers in Europe. In Italy or France, we have to comply with police identity checks, so in Algeria it's the same thing.
As I mentioned I have no problem going through police check points, showing my documents with police and answering their questions. I simply dont like to be followed around because it restricts my freedom and they dont allow people to approach and talk to me. If a country impose such policing on tourist I try to leave as soon as possible like when I was in Egypt for example.
You re welcome,,,
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Welkom in Algéria
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Algerian police are not that corrupt when dealing with foreginers
most of them are nice, even if we have the same republic regime as Egypt
❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉 welcome to Algeria
Thank you! 😊🙏
Vive l'Algérie 🇩🇿
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Ready to mingle, impossible, they asked you about your family because it's very important for us to have a family or just to make conversation 😅
Algerian police is like: trust and verify. Get used to it. Just ask for the chief show him your channel, explain what u do and why it may seems weird and that should be it.
I have tried, I've shown them I am cycling around the world and crossed many deserts
The police man was asking you do u know the way and he thought your lost
The police man literally wanted to insure your security even Algerians can't go in the sahara alone 🇩🇿
È divertente, ti ritrovi in un albergo perché la polizia pensava di farti un favore. Volevano aiutarti scortandoti. Avresti dovuto spiegare loro che preferisci campeggiare. Con la barriera linguistica non è facile farsi capire, ma non con cattive intenzioni. Pensavano di fare la cosa giusta. La polizia sta facendo il suo lavoro. Ci sono paesi a cui non importa, la polizia lascerebbe morire le persone. Trovo che gli agenti di polizia algerini siano davvero utili. A loro piace aiutare. Per il resto fanno il loro lavoro come tutti i poliziotti del mondo. Soprattutto in Algeria la polizia svolge un lavoro difficile perché controlla le strade per impedire il passaggio di narcotrafficanti, contrabbandieri e migranti attraverso l'Algeria. L'Algeria è la prima linea di difesa dell'Europa, perché questo paese sta facendo un grande sforzo per combattere le reti dei migranti e della droga. L’Algeria si rifiuta di permettere che questo paese venga invaso da questi criminali. E senza l’Algeria credo che in Europa avremmo 5 volte più migranti.
Si ma lo sapevano che volevo campeggiare ma mi hanno detto di no. Hanno voluto persono le coordinate GPS di dove avevo campeggiato la notte precedente.
Sicuramente loro fanno il loro lavoro che non discuto, solo come viaggiatore vorrei essere libero di muovermi liberamente come tutti gli altri cittadini del paese.
I think it's just keeping you safe. But as James Bond I can imagine it's harder now to shoot pics of the secret Algerian cactus, with cops on your tail. As a superspy you just got to lay low for the while now! We spies salute you! 🫡 Hehe at some point they'll be done watching you I guess. Thanks for the upload! Amazing country 😊
Lol yeah they made my job very difficult but I'm well experienced spy, I always have some tricks up my sleeves and the bags I carry on my bike are full of spying technology. 😎😅
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The Title Of Your Video Is Provocative .. Believe Me If You Are A Dangerous Or A Spy .. A Special Pro Shadowed Guys From Intelligence Take Care Of You Not The Ordinary Police .. They Just Afraid About Your Safety Nothing Else .. Believe Me It About Your Safety
Welcome, travelers, to our country. Regarding the police, they are only in order to ensure your protection, and that is why our country is wonderful.
Thank you for your welcoming, respectfully I disagree on your stand on protection. A place where police follow tourists around is the definition of police state. There is nor safety nor protection is personal freedom is compromised.
My brother, always follow the road and do not walk in the desert. It is big, wide and dangerous if you see a light at night. It looks like a lamp or a car headlight, so do not follow it at night. These people are called the Tuareg, and they are among the demons of the jinn, found in the heart of the desert.
ليس الطوارق...الطوارق بشر جزائريون طيبون...هؤلاء هم غيلان اتبع الضوء وستجد نفسك في لاعودة😉😉