He doesn't even let her finish her sentences. This interview belongs to the person who understands what it is this incredible woman has gone through. Waris I am sorry for this man wasting your time. I am sure with her strength that she is living her life and forgot she even did an interview with the horrid journalist.
I read her books Desert Flower and Desert Dawn in my late teens and I have to say that these books have changed my view about life. There are so many parts that I like and one of the lines is when she said about people in the west complaining about little things such as headache abd she said if they really want to know pain, she can show what pain really is. I also love that she has such a survival spirit; when she had to suckle from a cow and got whipped by the owner for it. The part where a male lion looked at her dying and weakened body and didn't even try to end her life. When she had to hit a man with a rock on the head whom she thought was going to rape whilst giving her a ride (guess he didn't mean for it to be free). The part when she returned to meet her parents, how she paid for her father's debt and her blind father cried about it, how she forgave him and how her mother reminded her to be humble. She gave her mother a mirror as she thought that she'd like it - nope, she was shocked to see her changed face and threw/dropped the mirror saying "you all have sucked the life out of me". How her father married a younger woman and how they felt betrayed about it, etc. The 2 books are great autobiography and most of all, they taught me to be resilient and to have a perspective on being a good human in life. She may have obtained fame at some point but it's never about that at all. Resilience, resilience and resilience. Reviresco.
Wat een bekrompen interwieuw, deze man is ech zielig. Laat deze vrouw haar verhaal vertellen. Wat een geduld Waris, Chapeau! Ze is authentiek. Een voorbeeld voor velen. Bedankt!
I am so proud of her for being so strong willed and fighting and speaking out to help innocent little girls to stop this horrible painful removal of part of the body just so sad we must all speak out and put a stop of this worldwide!
❤️❤️❤️❤️ never forget your mental and emotional strength, you survived a traumatising ordeal. To recover from that is one thing, but you are even advocating for other people. Though I am just a stranger in the internet, your courage and strength shines through! Wishing you all the best on your journey
Her English is really impressive ... considering she had no formal education and grew up as a nomad ...one has to really commend on her progress she made and the difference she made as a model and a UN ambassador.....
I read the novel many years ago, it is sad and inspiring too, and I am tearful reading it. Glad that now it's made into a movie. Thank you for sharing. 🤩😇
One of the great and wonderful woman in the world. I love and respect you. I read your book today. Madam, I wish you all the best! (From all of Sri Lankans.)
this man is horrible and trash..he doesent know what he is doing..very rude and ignorent very little talant,,,but waris was patiant and supper talanted love her so much
OMG. You are so right. These fake feminist in the US would go running for the nearest man to save them. They just talk the talk. They'd NEVER walk her walk.
He is such a b****, I fell like he lacked respect for her opinion and kept leading her responses in his own direction, so impatient, rude and subjective in his questions. Such a smart woman. *shakes head and storms out*
All BBC people are crass and rude. It seems to be a British thing. They have this regal pompous attitude no matter how poor or ugly they may be, they don't realize it. so sad and annoying.
Waxan la yabay somalida markey wax yar helan maxey dadkoda iyo dalkoda uu bahdilan haaa wa sax gabdhan iney dhib so martay Lakin adunka hortisa bey nagu bahdishay ayado waliba dhaqanki dhigtay waxan dawaday film keda marki ugu horeysan oo ay fashion show ka qeb kasho waxa lo xiray dhar macala indha sharer leh kadib bey ka dhex baxday dharki nagtan diinta xita wey ku xad gudubtay. Nolol adag hada so martay macnaheda mahan inad diintada iyo dalkaga ku xad gudubto.😢😢
La BBC semble acheter les objectifs des caméras au marché aux puces,, engage un journaliste au comportement agressif. Heureusement que Mme. Dirie est une personne qui ne se laisse pas impressionner.
BBC Hardtalk is like that, abrupt. That's why it's called hard talk, they have to come across as hard and having the upper hand over the guest. I love Waris and have read her fascinating books but she does seem a little contradictory. In her books she talks of buying her mother a house, which only costs $2k in Somalia, her poor overworked mother with a hard life, but it appears she never did buy her a house or help her financially. Plus on top of that she states in her books she owns few possessions and will always live like that, so she must have saved a lot of money. I notice she bristles when he brings up her earnings and seems to want to deny earning millions. Maybe she fears being kidnapped or having relatives in Somalia held for ransom, if certain people realise the type of money she was earning.
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He doesn't even let her finish her sentences. This interview belongs to the person who understands what it is this incredible woman has gone through. Waris I am sorry for this man wasting your time. I am sure with her strength that she is living her life and forgot she even did an interview with the horrid journalist.
He is very rude by interrupting her every moment. She is a brilliant woman.
He is so rude....While she's so calm and nice really proud of her and how she tolerated this man
Yes but her attitude wasn’t very good too.
I wonder if they had some prior communication and she felt the way she had to defend herself
I read the book in one day! Phenomenal story and women
Same
I too
Phenomenal woman! Waris Dirie is an inspirational role model! She really is a desert flower!
I read her books Desert Flower and Desert Dawn in my late teens and I have to say that these books have changed my view about life. There are so many parts that I like and one of the lines is when she said about people in the west complaining about little things such as headache abd she said if they really want to know pain, she can show what pain really is. I also love that she has such a survival spirit; when she had to suckle from a cow and got whipped by the owner for it. The part where a male lion looked at her dying and weakened body and didn't even try to end her life. When she had to hit a man with a rock on the head whom she thought was going to rape whilst giving her a ride (guess he didn't mean for it to be free). The part when she returned to meet her parents, how she paid for her father's debt and her blind father cried about it, how she forgave him and how her mother reminded her to be humble. She gave her mother a mirror as she thought that she'd like it - nope, she was shocked to see her changed face and threw/dropped the mirror saying "you all have sucked the life out of me". How her father married a younger woman and how they felt betrayed about it, etc. The 2 books are great autobiography and most of all, they taught me to be resilient and to have a perspective on being a good human in life. She may have obtained fame at some point but it's never about that at all. Resilience, resilience and resilience. Reviresco.
I don't really know why he keeps asking her questions that he should ask his government. She is soooo patient.
Wat een bekrompen interwieuw, deze man is ech zielig. Laat deze vrouw haar verhaal vertellen. Wat een geduld Waris, Chapeau! Ze is authentiek. Een voorbeeld voor velen. Bedankt!
Beautiful lady. Strong lady. I applaud her. Wow, her story is amazing.
She has a lot of strength and wisdom, what an incredible life mixed with sadness and triumph.
Waris Dirie and Malika Oufkir are my favourite inspirational women ever! Both so strong and their lives were so hard and traumatising etc
I did a report based on her book in high school. Still inspired by her, such grace... wow
Iam proud of Waris you did great job in Africa through your speech against FGM
Somali Somaali Baa Leh i just can.t believe it she is gone be christianity iam not proud of her shamelles i think she is not somali
+Eng Khalid it's sad all you can pick put of this story....who made you god?
Waris is a special contribution to human nature
I am so proud of her for being so strong willed and fighting and speaking out to help innocent little girls to stop this horrible painful removal of part of the body just so sad we must all speak out and put a stop of this worldwide!
Thank you dada for having this conversation. I'm a Fgm Fgm survivor and a children rights defender.
❤️❤️❤️❤️ never forget your mental and emotional strength, you survived a traumatising ordeal. To recover from that is one thing, but you are even advocating for other people. Though I am just a stranger in the internet, your courage and strength shines through! Wishing you all the best on your journey
Her English is really impressive ... considering she had no formal education and grew up as a nomad ...one has to really commend on her progress she made and the difference she made as a model and a UN ambassador.....
true
I've hust read Desert Flower
She is a true inspiration.
A most remarkable woman who is trying to change minds.
Well done x
He doesn’t let her finish her sentences, should’ve been interviewed by another woman that can actually understand her
When he said 'i read SOME of your work' I was like seriously? READ ALL OF IT
I read the novel many years ago, it is sad and inspiring too, and I am tearful reading it. Glad that now it's made into a movie. Thank you for sharing. 🤩😇
I love her writing, too ❤
One of the great and wonderful woman in the world. I love and respect you. I read your book today. Madam, I wish you all the best! (From all of Sri Lankans.)
Yup me too from sri lanka
Love you waris dairie , no words to speak, your the backbone for all women's inspiration
such an incredible life story this woman has
She's drop dead gorgeous!!!
Your book brought me here! A masterpiece!
A very inspiring woman!
Me encanta que a pesar de la adversidad siempre tiene una sonrisa para conquistar el mundo y nos dice alas mujeres que somos hechos amor y fuerza
Guerreira e vencedora linda história.
She is so amazing!I love this woman...❤️😘
I owe her a debt of gratitude for exposing me to the atrocity of FGM through her book when I was only 13 years old.
I do really admire her and I hope someday to have the pleasure of meeting her
Such an important and culturally significant exchange with such a brutish inelegant journalist. Thanks BBC & British media.
this man is horrible and trash..he doesent know what he is doing..very rude and ignorent very little talant,,,but waris was patiant and supper talanted love her so much
@Fatima Aziz Now THAT makes no sense. You are uneducated and jealous. Go back to eating dirt.
Thank you Waris ! You are great !
The interviewer is annoying! Just let her talk! He keeps cutting her off!
I just watched the movie desert flower,so sad to all the little girls who gone through FGM😢
amazing lady ,
What an awful interviewer. He comes over as cold and pushy. He wasn't made for interviewing people like Waris; she deserved better.
She is beautiful !!!!!
you are awesome waris. good interview.
But,did she still have contact with her mother?
congatulations to Waris Dirie!
I read desert flower superb book 👌from india 👍🏽
Ilaah Haku so hanuuniyo subxaanallah
hanuunkaaga was
+bluish Pearl kkkkkkkkkkkk why ada uu cayday qofka hanunka ugu ducaynayaa wax qaldan ayaa tahay
AMIIN
I feel so bad for her
#Salute Waris.
she's a REAL feminist
OMG. You are so right. These fake feminist in the US would go running for the nearest man to save them. They just talk the talk. They'd NEVER walk her walk.
Really wonder women in the world ever.
Let her talk without interrupting then she will feel more comfortable and tell us
He is such a b****, I fell like he lacked respect for her opinion and kept leading her responses in his own direction, so impatient, rude and subjective in his questions. Such a smart woman. *shakes head and storms out*
@Fatima Aziz he's*
Worst interviewer ever, he is just a question machine! He thinks his words are more important than her story.
He's definitely a twit. I have a feeling she had to restrain herself from hauling off and smacking him across the chops.
Dude what's that sentence "i like million, i want it to be millions, I'm sure it was" like what does he think he is??
Terrible Interviewer, he's a terrible listener, he's not in tune with her at all......
She shines none the less !
@Fatima Aziz you are cobra
This guy is either playing the devils advocate or he is very rude upfront dismissing her pain and experience as if she is a liar!
Somalia not desert
I now her i sm friends with her son lion
what's with this guy!!!! omg!!!!
All BBC people are crass and rude. It seems to be a British thing. They have this regal pompous attitude no matter how poor or ugly they may be, they don't realize it. so sad and annoying.
I love women
Why is he so dismissive? does he want to hear her or he wants us to hear him? kmt
Bad moderator! Doesn't let her finish sentences and doesn't ask open questions
Incredibly rude interviewer does anyone know his name
Right, wtf is wrong with him
Es ist eine katastrophe , heute zu tage noch soowas zu horen😭😭😭
I cant watch this interview. This man is just awful!
True he is very rude awful
This woman is so strong and humble .
I cannot believe that still with in the 20th year century young girks were being sold by thier own family....oh my....
Waris Dirie 10. Interviewer 0
😢😢😓
I can't understand the part which follows to "How do they treat some poor poor inmigrant...
Waxan la yabay somalida markey wax yar helan maxey dadkoda iyo dalkoda uu bahdilan haaa wa sax gabdhan iney dhib so martay Lakin adunka hortisa bey nagu bahdishay ayado waliba dhaqanki dhigtay waxan dawaday film keda marki ugu horeysan oo ay fashion show ka qeb kasho waxa lo xiray dhar macala indha sharer leh kadib bey ka dhex baxday dharki nagtan diinta xita wey ku xad gudubtay. Nolol adag hada so martay macnaheda mahan inad diintada iyo dalkaga ku xad gudubto.😢😢
Exactly, he has no idea what she is talking about!
La BBC semble acheter les objectifs des caméras au marché aux puces,, engage un journaliste au comportement agressif. Heureusement que Mme. Dirie est une personne qui ne se laisse pas impressionner.
BBC Hardtalk is like that, abrupt. That's why it's called hard talk, they have to come across as hard and having the upper hand over the guest. I love Waris and have read her fascinating books but she does seem a little contradictory. In her books she talks of buying her mother a house, which only costs $2k in Somalia, her poor overworked mother with a hard life, but it appears she never did buy her a house or help her financially. Plus on top of that she states in her books she owns few possessions and will always live like that, so she must have saved a lot of money. I notice she bristles when he brings up her earnings and seems to want to deny earning millions. Maybe she fears being kidnapped or having relatives in Somalia held for ransom, if certain people realise the type of money she was earning.
she does not represent the Somalis that they represent herselves, and sold her honor and the consequence of the matter at a very cheap price, God guide and fix her
Anisa Somali she represents a truth that lots of women in her country went or go through, you don't know what your talking about, READ A BOOK!!!!!
@@dezerismith7529 i read more about that book she is a liar
She is a liar
@@منصورالجبرتيare you saying she circumcised her self? Your religion didn’t stop your stup!d!ty