My First Time Exploring Kabul Under Taliban Rule. Not What I Expected.

[@wawanmuldiantoro7159]

Praying from Indonesia that Afghanistan will be stable and prosperous country. It is rich in minerals and its citizens should be the ones who benefiting from it.

[@ni9274]

You mean half of it's citizens since women do not have any right ? And even less than half since all the money goes to the taliban elite and not the people

[@عبداللهحسینی-خ2م]

Tank yuo😢❤❤

[@syafiqsya465]

Aminn from Malaysia bro

[@bagusbasuki1738]

under taliban rule, it is a male only country, so sad. women are hidden, they cannot visit park, etc.

[@Pinbarnacci]

Kabar terakhir suara wanita sekarang dalam proses difatwakan merupakan aurot, jadi wanita di afganistan dilarang bersuara di luar muhrimnya, jadi penyiar atau penyanyi.

[@nurulimankamran4412]

A country that recover from war... but we cant find any beggars... im so proud of them !!!!!

[@daintree98]

They are in the cemetery.

[@zullzakr6046]

​@@daintree98u hv no idea u r a liars

[@ninany27]

Beautiful country and people. The fact that women cannot climb to the top of a hill to enjoy the sunset is simply tragic.

[@carriepatsalis]

Totally agree.. apparently mental health isn’t a concern for the Taliban

[@apair4002]

​​@@carriepatsalis They are new gov. 2 yrs old gov. Evil west & europe invade them for more than 20 yrs. What you expect from 2 yrs old gov? Like America since day one, 300 yrs ago. Many people suffer, killing indigenous people, apartheid, ruthless, war monger, kkk.

[@bagusbasuki1738]

@@ninany27 much worse than apartheid.

[@ninany27]

@@bagusbasuki1738 Well, it's gender Apartheid. Technically.

[@zullzakr6046]

women here are more protected, you better worry about what is happening to women on the side of the road in kesington usa and many other places in The US where women get kidnaps n rape or become a prostitude

[@rakingaming1869]

Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@carriepatsalis]

👋 🇧🇩

[@historicalfacts7609]

​@@carriepatsalisphysical geography is the branch of natural science

[@love-heartbamaiyi4258]

These people are so kind hearted, God bless Afghanistan and her people, they are so nice.

[@leonnozik]

when they sell their daugthers for marriage? or public flogging of women by Taliban? I wander what is nice here?

[@lightbeings6243]

Kindness is one thing but staring ladies like an alien is another thing..bad habit.

[@lightbeings6243]

Kindness is one thing but staring ladies like an alien is another thing..bad habit.

[@gobinajager7832]

They're not, for they made these awful laws to surpres half of their people. Kind hearted people don't make such laws.

[@rad_y6315]

​@@lightbeings6243, it's scary how some of the men stared at her. Even some of the children, they're so unused for a stranger woman to talk to them, that they can't react, they just stare. Of course she's too polite and too smart to say something about it.

[@juanolcese6441]

Thank you for your videos, I enjoy them at 82 years old and the possibility of getting to know an interesting culture. Receive my greetings from Argentina.

[@carriepatsalis]

I am honoured that you are enjoying my videos, thank you for your lovely comment 🥰

[@mohammedsayed7827]

Big love from Afghanistan kandahar ❤❤❤❤❤

[@mujeebullahDanish]

I don't know why, but you have taken a strong place in the hearts of the people of Afghanistan. We love you so much, just like a sister You are really a kind and knowledgeable person, may God always help you sister

[@carriepatsalis]

I hope very much I have managed to show the true kindness of afghans but also highlight the issues with women. I didn’t want either topic to dominate the other and I hope I have managed to tread that line ❤️

[@benscotti1991]

​@Ayat78 so what are you doing about it?

[@denisponjevic3076]

​@@carriepatsalisda si ti došla pa da vidiš zašto je to tako,nego si odma došla sa izgrađenim mišljenjem i stavom o ženama Afganistana.a vjerujem daćeš naći žene u Afganistanu koju se vjerinece (muslimanke)koje nemogu zamisliti da žive drugovačiji život nego taj takav u pokornosti Allahu. A sdruge strane postoje i žene koje to praktikuju zato što moraju.,a dabi se obdržalo jedno društvo potrebno je zaustaviti sve što ga kvari,a temelj zdravog društa je čestita žena,moralna.i neka se Afganistan sam razvija uspijeće to lakše ako se ostavi na miru,.isti vi nemislim na vas osobno ubili ste ljudi po afganistani mnogo i dalje još ubijate mnoge po drugim državama ili pomažete u tome.vama nikad nije bio cilj popravljanja nekog društa u svijetu.ali eto uvjek ste dobro došli. Ništa osobno za vas jer niste vi sami i ovom.želim vam svako dobro,

[@benscotti1991]

@Ayat78 cool, I'm not the one moaning about it tho, everyone has their own problems, so what is it you do to help?

[@timbucktoo99191]

I traveled to Afghanistan in septermber 2018, i went hiking in the Wakhan Corridor and it was one of the most amazing places ive traveled to! And ive been to 70 plus countires around the world. I cant wait to go back and explore more of Afghanistan! Despite what you see on TV the afghans are lovely people!

[@carriepatsalis]

I bet that was amazing! And yes afghans are indeed a delight 🥰

[@m.r7520]

They know how to look at women. Thats why i love people like them😘

[@DR-bu1sr]

BOSS man !! 70 countries that's impressive !!

[@KhalidSuleman-e9b]

Since 10 years I left Afghanistan and you show me back everything ❤ thank you

[@carriepatsalis]

I hope I have managed to capture the spirit of the Afghan people, beautiful as they are ❤️

[@KhalidSuleman-e9b]

@@carriepatsalis you done too much for us thank you and I really enjoyed your Blogs 😊

[@brunabodulica4245]

​@@carriepatsalisdear Carrie, only men I see. Only men.

[@carriepatsalis]

@@brunabodulica4245 yes correct.. to understand why, please watch this video from 11.09 kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3bQiIqBZ8SSd5Isi=L-4oE4CrjscoxHct

[@brunabodulica4245]

@@carriepatsalis people are women and men. And so far they are trying to silence their women and close them in houses so they can breed only. Women are there just to have birth to children. Why are you showing us how beautiful these people are when half of them are locked up? And the other half wanted nothing else for their mothers, wives and daughters? I am from Croatia, my father fought in civil war so I could live free.

[@jamesbastani4295]

This is like traveling in a time machine. This is what life looked like for the majority of people in the world 500 years ago.

[@carriepatsalis]

Certainly from the perspective of no women, yes it is

[@stephcara2770]

The fact that we didn't see a single other woman this entire vlog. My heart aches

[@carriepatsalis]

💯.. this vlog shows women and their lives kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3bQiIqBZ8SSd5Isi=pGuWCz0xplNC5j7F

[@catstanbul8903]

Why?

[@maxblanck123]

You wierdo

[@flowieedenn]

Why? It's a form of protections (from men especially), that's why women are forbidden to mix with men who are not their mahram. But, if you look closely, you can be sure, there are some women seen in this video.

[@ramy1190]

​@@flowieedennwild

[@sahilahmed9598]

Hi Carrie Madam, I’m really really happy. I’m really enjoying your Afghanistan series videos logs. I’m so grateful that Afghanistan is so peaceful now and I hope and wish more and more international to come to visit our country and get the best out of it. ❤❤❤

[@carriepatsalis]

I am very happy you’re enjoying the series! One more video from Kabul to come 🥰

[@Hassan-ud9oe]

Thank you for showing Afghanistan every new place ❤❤ I’m watching u from Italy great job 👏 🇮🇹

[@carriepatsalis]

👋 🇮🇹

[@ritagrechi2663]

im from Italy my dream to visit kabul

[@PabloGonzalez-hw4eu]

Carrie, is so sweet the way you comunicate with that gently people. I wish Afghanistan can live in peace since now. So much sufering in this workd.

[@carriepatsalis]

They deserve to live peacefully.. and freely within their own country now

[@alimalani9905]

They would have been in peace if only the Americans and western governments left them alone 😢😢😢

[@PabloGonzalez-hw4eu]

@@alimalani9905I totally agree my friend...!!!

[@intrepidopal2013]

Seeing the pool made my blood run cold, before you even said anything. I’d seen it before, but something about being a (fellow!) ginger lady made it very relatable. They are such lovely people. You are an incredible representative for England, and travelers of all origins, really. 💕

[@carriepatsalis]

👋😍.. When I first spotted the pool I didn’t connect it.. then as I approached my brain kicked in.. and it was horrifying to imagine it.. I wanted to move on fast tbh

[@dreamgirlfahima8233]

Absolutely love your videos!

[@carriepatsalis]

Thank you 🙏

[@Peta8888]

"Coconut cookie!" i laughed so hard! Fantastic upload, thanks so much xx

[@carriepatsalis]

😂I was waiting for some fancy name to roll off his tongue 😆

[@Peta8888]

@@carriepatsalis me too! That's what made it so much funnier, and his face when he said...he knew haha

[@NomadicReviewIranywood]

God sent a beam of light to smile and give such friendly talk to the most saddest people I have ever seen in one place😢😢 you reminded me of Jesus being kind and generous, if you could preach and it was allowed there God would use you to move mountains in these sad oppressed countries.

[@larseifert]

There are not only one native women in the streets ! What a great country?

[@carriepatsalis]

A good spot. And the major problem here. Please watch this video on women kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3bQiIqBZ8SSd5Isi=AHyZa3IkYfDKCNtB

[@lanjarwati3307]

Well they just got their freedom from US occupation, so technially they just like new country. So don't just focus on point where women limitation by taliban but forget US steal their minerals. not saying their rules to women is nice but they have projects to benefit its country and people. Please give them time, i'm sure they will do better.

[@Ballykeith]

The thought of that swimming pool as a killing pool is absolutely terrifying.

[@carriepatsalis]

💯 sent shivers down my spine

[@marcuscole4394]

I couldn't bring myself to visit a country such as this, but I do thank you so much for sharing. It was a very interesting video. My first time watching.

[@carriepatsalis]

I am glad you found it interesting. The video coming this week is my final day in Kabul and sum up of my thoughts on the country.. you might like it

[@marcuscole4394]

@@carriepatsalis Thank you, I shall look out for it.

[@faisalyoosafzai531]

I watched all of your Afghanistan videos and am looking forward to watching more. By the way, I must tell you, you are an amazing person with an amazing personality. What has intrigued me more is your attention to details, being considerate, and overall being a loving person. ❤❤

[@carriepatsalis]

That’s very kind.. thank you ☺️

[@mae8859]

As a woman I can’t tell you how sad I feel for these women. And I have to be honest I get a bit frustrated with the people who proudly boast about Afghanistan. I am sure most of those comments are men. I often wonder how women in the west say we are fighting for equality in the west. Then you look at places like these and you realize we women in the west have it really good. There is nothing that a man can do that I cannot do. We are free. And these women don’t realize they are trapped like the birds in the cages.

[@avakholwadia1420]

@@mae8859 sadly these girls and women have been let down not only by the previous occupiers but now by the taliban.

[@arashahad8733]

Why you don't worry about women in the West, who can't leave their homes without dressing up like prostitutes.....no shame, no character, only objectification....a new form of slavery

[@carriepatsalis]

When I got to the last checkpoint at Kabul airport before leaving I was stopped because I was not with a man (I was dressed like a local) .. I whipped out my British passport and they let me go.. it was a very key moment I shall never forget.. the passport to freedom. It’s unbelievable really to think that men in the world control women as much as they do here. One day these women will go through their own suffragette moment but it will be harder than ours as they face stoning, torture and more. You might like to hear about some of the stories of women I have raised money for over on insta (same channel name).

[@arashahad8733]

@@carriepatsaliswhat about the women in the west...the women in the West are not respected for their character but for their bodies. If you care about women, why you don't say anything about the killing of women and babies in Gaza? Where is your outcry?

[@blinoldluv]

You in the west can do anything men can do, but you won't be respected like men. You do the same job but they pay you less. I've been watching Steve Harvey show a lot and l conclude that you let men disrespect you as you think they love you, but in fact they don't.

[@Barya1]

I left Afghanistan in 2022 and lived in Pakistan for one year, and then migrated to Australia 9 months ago. Seeing Afghanistan through your camera lenses feels like people living in Middle Ages era. I’m not sure if I can live in Afghanistan again 😢 All I can say from the bottom of my heart is our country and people really need the kindness and help of developed countries in a way that wouldn’t cause bloodshed and war again.

[@carriepatsalis]

You must have seen many differences in your travels and yes I agree the bloodshed is appalling.. what is required is links and bonds

[@lightbeings6243]

People in afg n some pak areas stare alot..v bad habit.Instead kf lowering their gazes..

[@Barya1]

@@lightbeings6243 This happens when you are white or black. These two colors are rare there and attracts people to stare. Now think, you are beautiful, white with blue eyes and the only lady to walk among the males in a male dominant environment. You will absolutely have people staring at you lol

[@lightbeings6243]

@@Barya1 Where is islamic point of view of lowering gaze by men?? Staring is a bad habit..cringy too...Black or white. We need to make people comfortable in environmnt..Muslims can do so much more..well...my hopes are with new generatuon..

[@RizwanPathan-d5s]

I will visit Afghanistan with my family, and I will enjoy the food most

[@NItroWlinterplays]

I was in Kabul and it was super emotional when I left Kabul😢

[@reyhane8884]

❤️😅🙏🏾

[@drziggyabdelmalak1439]

Kabul looks like it could just be a thriving, international city [it once was, wasn't it?]. I'm so happy you were able to walk up White Flag Hill - how sadly ironic that all the boys and men are smiley and friendly with you and yet they could be doing that and spending the time with their own women there. You said you were going home tomorrow. You must have some fantastic memories and stories. I've loved following your Afghanistan trip - not somewhere I'd ever want to go as a Gay man - you've really brought the country to life and shown it [albeit from a male dominated view point (not your fault)] in a good light.

[@carriepatsalis]

It is indeed a bustling city, with many friendly people. I do indeed have many memories to bring back..culturally afghan men and women generally don’t mix, but it would be lovely to think women can access these outdoor spaces too. It was a boys network that’s for sure.

[@derek1604]

Kabul was a bustling city in the 1970s, before the dark ages.

[@freeBalochistan-n7l]

You can always visit Iran to get an idea about how Afghanistan once looked like. Going from Kabul to Tehran / Isfahan / Shiraz would feel like travelling to a completely different world. Iranian women are super independent, stylish, modern, educated and have infinite freedom compared to Afghan women. Without the Islamic regime in Iran, that country would simply transform into something else. Good thing is that it will happen sooner or later. Once Iran is free, they can help relieve Afghanistan as well.

[@m.a.6826]

@@freeBalochistan-n7liran will Not exist in 50 years

[@unmellowyellow]

The Afghan men walk with their hands behind their back…like my Korean grandpa walked back in the day 🥹

[@carriepatsalis]

I know I really like it.. I noticed it too.. its lovely 🥰

[@syafiqsya465]

May they recover and prosper.

[@canadianfreepress]

The market its like looking back in time

[@pintopenguins4207]

Its so nice to see Afghanistan so safe and no war anymore, love Afghanistan and its people and I'm so proud to be a Muslim Thank to Allah (Subhanaho Wa Taala). Love from Paris.

[@MusicheadRick]

You know what would be great? If we free all woman from Afghanistan, help them to Europe. Then send all Afghan men in EU back to Afghanistan ! You can have your men only Kalifate and the woman of Afghanistan are finally free.

[@forou-vs1cw]

What do you think about Afghan women? Are they human beings? How many women did you see in the video? The current situation in Afghanistan is worse than in the past!

[@XEROXAYUKI]

@Ayat78 Paris is no different. They ban woman's head covering.

[@yellowbug5113]

There is nothing for you to be proud of.

[@sapientspectrum]

It is not safe for every day people. North Korea is safer than Afghanistan

[@Saplev]

I love her❤❤❤❤"look at this"

[@carriepatsalis]

❤️❤️❤️

[@khadijah3519]

BEAUTIFUL 😍 Sister Carrie, Shukran ❤️

[@for111]

I see they treat the birds in a similar fashion to how they treat the women.

[@carriepatsalis]

Truth right there

[@ansermalik5951]

It's a matter of time，People will struggle for rights after breathing a bit in peace ，Twenty years of direct war by USA and during cold war using Afghanistan against Soviet Union，USA creating that kind of Hardcore leadership there. For 40 years Those Afghan women have lost their sons，daughters，father，husband，sister ，you will probably not find a single family there where someone didn't got killed because of USA. Even before 9/11. So only after peace and stability struggle for rights can start and become successful.

[@sabr8399]

I’ve just stumbled across this video. Subscribed immediately. You warmed my heart at the cave home, eating chippy and flying planes - you were in your element ❤. Much love from your sister in Manchester, UK. Xx

[@carriepatsalis]

That’s so kind of you! Paper planes and those kids are one of my biggest and most cherished memories ❤️

[@sabr8399]

@@carriepatsalis will look forward to seeing the rest of the series x

[@WakeelDeesco]

Hey Carrie, always good to see nice videos about my home country. Did you know that the Taliban just passed a law banning women from being vocal publicly?

[@carriepatsalis]

Yes it’s truly shocking.. and they expect the international community to release sanctions..

[@kay-fg8zy]

@@carriepatsalisit’s actually a lie - I spoke to someone who lives there - maybe they are using this to distract what is going on in other parts of the world

[@kay-fg8zy]

Fact check - read my comment - people living there told me it’s a lie

[@rebeccaaaaaaaac]

@@kay-fg8zythe word you are looking for is hearsay

[@WakeelDeesco]

@@kay-fg8zy your fact checking is “someone i know living there”? I have my whole family in Afghanistan. Heres a fact check for you: go back and look at the video again and let me know if you see any women.

[@fionarahl9399]

The fact that women literally can't do anything at all makes me really sad

[@carriepatsalis]

Me too. We are currently raising money to try and help some women in Afghanistan.. you might like to hear their stories on my insta account ❤️

[@misterx-gy3fg]

I feel worse for the birds in cages.

[@carmens8569]

Y a mí pero se ve que hay gente que le encanta

[@carmens8569]

​@@misterx-gy3fgoink oink

[@SchnuppenSchnappe]

@@misterx-gy3fg why. They both live in cages

[@mujeebafridi8995]

Great Mom and a brave lady for visiting such countries. Really enjoy your vlog from Pakistan

[@carriepatsalis]

Thank you ☺️

[@shahidnegah]

Your vlogs is Tremendous properly Afghanistan watching from Bahrain middle east❤❤❤

[@carriepatsalis]

Thanks! Glad you’re enjoying 🥰

[@k.s.s.4229]

Really fascinating video. Very nice

[@carriepatsalis]

Many thanks ☺️

[@MoeinHaqdoust]

خوش‌اومدی‌خاهرم❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊🇦🇫❤🇬🇧🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷💚💚💚💚

[@SA7Subhan_official]

😂

[@JimuKhalifa-mn3gh]

Bangladesh and Afghanistan best friend 🥰🥰💓💓💕

[@elmiabdullahi1960]

Afghanistan is now peaceful,it’s a country that has very rich History and culture that’s their way of life.

[@carriepatsalis]

Yes it’s a fascinating place

[@morningstar971]

On 31:26 that guy got in big trouble for taking selfie with strange woman

[@yellowbug5113]

Of course, she doesn't mention any of that.

[@canadian.mommy-of-4592]

Thank you for sharing. No women. It’s sad. The women are stuck at home and still have to submit to the men. Sad reality for women. It’s interesting to watch your videos but sad for this country.

[@carriepatsalis]

It’s very sad.. you might like to watch the video I did on women out there kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3bQiIqBZ8SSd5Isi=SOuKlWl0my0bwrHh

[@canadian.mommy-of-4592]

@@carriepatsalisthank you for sharing. I appreciate you sharing your experience with us. 😊

[@ansermalik5951]

It's a matter of time，People will struggle for rights after breathing a bit in peace ，Twenty years of direct war by USA and during cold war using Afghanistan against Soviet Union，USA creating that kind of Hardcore leadership there. For 40 years Those Afghan women have lost their sons，daughters，father，husband，sister ，you will probably not find a single family there where someone didn't got killed because of USA. Even before 9/11. So only after peace and stability struggle for rights can start and become successful.

[@Surush-x2k]

I miss Kabul. Lot of bad memories but still I lived there the 21 years.

[@naseremran9245]

Wonderful journey! Thanks for sharing.

[@carriepatsalis]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@king_cobra5492]

Locals acting like they never seen a western woman. Is this possible?

[@FerozNawrozie]

I am very happy that you came to Kabul and saw closely the situation which was patriarchal everywhere and with interesting clothes, especially in Tepe Wazir Akbar Khan Khan, where all of them were from the same tribe, men and women of all walks of life used to come there for entertainment. Even though it is a recreational place, no woman or girl can have fun there. And the same oath in the market city, no free woman can visit the market. Do you agree with my opinion?

[@isetfrances6124]

Carrie has one vlog on women’s restrictions but it’s apparent in all-women not able to be in a shot so all. Weird is women would be shoppers.

[@AFGHAN-LADY]

Welcome to kabul❤

[@carriepatsalis]

Thanks 🙏

[@lemahussaini2619]

I wish you didn't leave Afghanistan so soon, I wanted to see more of your videos from Afghanistan. Anyway, thank you so much for showing our beautiful Afghanistan to the world.

[@alarafatlemon4690]

You are an inspiration

[@carriepatsalis]

❤️

[@IhsanUllah-ow9tj]

Freedom has itself wings to fly high. Sweet day. Sweet people. Sweet and brave walk. We all love freedom for ourself so give freedom to other is great job. I am seeing your visit like a official visit of a British Queen to Afghanistan.

[@random2103]

Salam from the USA. Please don't foget to visit Turkiye and the Central Asian countries such as Uzbekistan(my homeland), and its neighboring countries. They will most definitely become one of your most favorite places to visit! I really hope you start from Uzbekistan because it's next door to Afghanistan that is if you're still there of course😄

[@carriepatsalis]

I LOVE Uzbekistan! I took my kids there a few years ago .. incredible country 🥰

[@donveto4317]

Peace at last! Good to see Afghans living in thier normal lives

[@kay-fg8zy]

His English is so good

[@AereForst]

Your videos are really well-made and immersive. I developed a lifelong love for Afghan food after my time there. It is the perfect blend between Middle-Eastern and North Indian cuisine.

[@wolverinescratch]

Once was something...oh Carrie we all feel like that 😢

[@canadianfreepress]

These videos are amazing. Its fasinating the way they live. I love The way the kids stop and turn there head at you curious and shocked as your walking by and them following you

[@carriepatsalis]

They are so cute!

[@mateensafi2969]

I really love all those organic dry fruits and tastiest foods.😍

[@carriepatsalis]

Yes I felt very very healthy there with the organic food

[@mateensafi2969]

Thanks Carrie for introducing us to the traditional birds' market of Kabul. I guess their skills determine their prices.:)

[@MikeF93]

I love the videos but for me the risks outweight the rewards of visiting, lovely country though!

[@carriepatsalis]

I completely understand .. thanks for watching ❤️

[@IslamTruth-kr8vo]

Love and respect from Afghanistan.

[@MuskaKhan-n9s]

Carrie im a huge fan of you Thanks you visting my country I hope you likes it in afghanistan iv'e been in uk for 3 years i cant wait to go to afghanistan like you visited it.😊😊😊😊

[@Amped4Life]

"I really feel bad for the women of Afghanistan sometimes"...wow, Carrie. Why not all the time?

[@carriepatsalis]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3bQiIqBZ8SSd5Isi=kODxufveVLGiJKuS

[@cesium7907]

I was thinking the same... In my opinion she did a favour to taleban by making this video. It does not matter that she has covered the women´s issue in another video.

[@osamausuf]

I've been waiting for a long time for the new video! also, that mosque is a replica of "Dome of the Rock" in Jerusalem, Palestine.

[@carriepatsalis]

I hope you enjoyed it! There is one final afghan video to come ❤️

[@wanharis6294]

What a lovely attitude from you. ❤ from 🇲🇾

[@carriepatsalis]

Thank you ☺️

[@EdressShirzai]

Hello! I am a huge fan of your videos, and I truly admire how well you portray our country, teach, and share new experiences. I believe that exploring the works and perspectives of our great poets, especially Rumi (Mawlānā Jalāl al-Dīn Muḥammad Balkhī), would be both interesting and enlightening for you. Reading his poetry will surely be a rewarding experience.

[@carriepatsalis]

I would definitely be interested in learning more.. thanks for sharing 🥰

[@gulahmadahmadi8911]

Thank you sister for showing the people the truth❤❤ May Allah show you the truth way sister. Love you much ❤️ 😘 💓

[@carriepatsalis]

I am glad you enjoyed it ❤️

[@lunatic7454]

I'm from india,was waiting for your new video ❤❤❤ What a great country specially the diversity... amazing But even after westerners attack of multiple times

[@QudratullahSafi-rh3pb]

Carrie. Its been so good watching all your videos, and this video has also some amazing feelings. At the end of your video, the restaurant i have been there i think almost everything was hand woven. There,

[@carriepatsalis]

I am glad you enjoyed it.. and yes that restaurant was soooo lovely! Great food and lots to look at too!

[@abddurduran2981]

I love all your videos about Afghanistan ❤❤❤❤❤

[@carriepatsalis]

Thanks 🙏

[@amrehu88]

I’m curious what white flag hill used to be called before the Taliban took over. I feel sorry for all of the women of Afghanistan for having zero rights. Hopefully the political climate will improve for them in the future.

[@carriepatsalis]

So the hill is also known as Wazir Akbar Khan hill as it’s in that neighbourhood. The women do indeed have zero rights. It is very sad. If you want to see my video on women it is here. My insta account is also focusing on the fundraising we are doing and you can learn about some of the women we are reaching with the donations kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3bQiIqBZ8SSd5Isi=q7_DPkx2awzmekSx

[@sharifullahyousufzai8999]

Wonderful videos you have from Afghanistan I wnna explain we respect and appreciate your hard working thanks for your services in this painful land ❤ thank you so much .

[@carriepatsalis]

I am very pleased you enjoyed my series.. I really hope Afghanistan can rise up.

[@elizabethmadox1996]

Carrie your videos are awesome, but please be careful, Good luck 👍 have fun. God-bless you 😊

[@carriepatsalis]

Thank you 🙏

[@RKEntertainment-ho6ib]

Really glad to see that you have shown our culture to the wholw world , you look wonderful with that black scarf , Thank you for your effort

[@carriepatsalis]

Thank you! I hope I have managed to offer some balance ❤️

[@cesium7907]

"Showing your culture" = erasure of women.

[@alidog87]

Carrie I love you ❤ Your videos are very good to improve my English. Best wishes ❤

[@carriepatsalis]

That’s lovely to hear 🥰

[@zackjalamani]

That mosque on top of the hill, the new one, was made as a replica of Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem, Palestine

[@carriepatsalis]

I literally just heard this.. that’s very interesting

[@godofdemocracy8951]

You mean in Israel

[@FuhhFyuhb-wb1zp]

You are supposed to be appointed to the United Nations instead of Richard Bennett because of your impartiality and credibility in reporting news about Afghanistan.

[@carriepatsalis]

The only thing I can’t stay impartial over is the treatment of women here.. everything else is possible

[@FuhhFyuhb-wb1zp]

@@carriepatsalis I agree with you on the decision to ban education, but the measure had compelling reasons, namely the severe lack of availability of schools and the Taliban’s announcement that the decision was temporary. Even the men there do not have the opportunity to learn, except in Taliban schools or they have to study in neighboring countries

[@خوشهگندم-ق4ش]

Dear fellow foreigners, they are very alert and understand everything. You don't need to bother. They just don't want to spoil their trip by protesting the Taliban. Do you think that they don't understand the double standard of behavior against Foreign tourist women and opposite behavior in front of Afghan women? For example, on the same hill where the Taliban have installed their flag, this foreign woman has gone and is enjoying herself, Afghan women are not allowed to go, or, for example, in Bamyan and Band Amir, Afghan women are not allowed to go, but foreign tourist women go and enjoy themselves with the Taliban. They take selfies

[@خوشهگندم-ق4ش]

Dear fellow foreigners, they are very alert and understand everything. You don't need to bother. They just don't want to spoil their trip by protesting the Taliban. Do you think that they don't understand the double standard of behavior against Foreign tourist women and opposite behavior in front of Afghan women? For example, on the same hill where the Taliban have installed their flag, this foreign woman has gone and is enjoying herself, Afghan women are not allowed to go, or, for example, in Bamyan and Band Amir, Afghan women are not allowed to go, but foreign tourist women go and enjoy themselves with the Taliban. They take selfies

[@Ballykeith]

​@@carriepatsalisI would hope other matters also: the treatment of gay people and freedoms of conscience and expression to name some elementary human rights issues.

[@sahotamarie71]

Let the screams of a mother's child birth allow the Taliban to honour their women and raise their spirits and worth, to the highest level of KINDNESS and humility. Amen

[@merannouman828]

The way they've meticulously preserved historical artifacts is truly remarkable. Love from Lahore.

[@Ballykeith]

Well Bamiyan Buddhas aside.

[@Mr_mask93]

welcome to kabul Afghanistan a country with kind people, good food, lots of history, old and historic cities. in all those years that we have had wars so Iran tried to take our history and our philosophers and afghan carpet and afghan saffron for themselves but now the war is over so we take back everything our neighbors have stolen from us. long live Afghanistan long live the Afghan people

[@laurat6057]

Hard to believe this....I hear a completely different story from others who are in Afghanistan and have left recently

[@mohammadtariq7071]

It's 1:00 am.😅 I can finally fall asleep after watching.😄 Can't wait for the final one. sadly urs last video in AFG.😢

[@TinaMay-rr6xi]

I wish you would have done a video where you followed the same rules as the women who live in that country. Full burka, eyes covered, not being allowed to speak in public ect.

[@TinaMay-rr6xi]

This comment is not to sound snarky or rude at all it just would have been really interesting to see a woman live The full experience for a day that the women of that country experience.

[@carriepatsalis]

I agree with you, it would have been good, however I decided to go and speak to women in the short time I had.. you might find this video interesting.. 11.09 is the timecode where I meet locals kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3bQiIqBZ8SSd5Isi=q7_DPkx2awzmekSx

[@abidalimuhmandkhan9989]

They are in burq bus they are safe and ruling in their homes. Not like u whom working all the day then came to home and home work waiting for u and in home and in workplace on road u r scary that someone can harass u or rap u... soo walled civilized west and one thing more we are not asking ur permission for our culture and laws.

[@mohammadakter6370]

​@@TinaMay-rr6xi you are asking a non Muslim women to follow Muslim law.? But Why.? 😮

[@yellowbug5113]

Your lack of a proper education shows in your writing and your comment. 😅😅

[@alamgirkabir2244]

Nice people, Nice Country. Watching from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@carriepatsalis]

👋 🇧🇩

[@SolimanAhmadzai-z3o]

Thanks miss, please try to show the real beauty of this country to the world.

[@zargaisoluzai5061]

Welcom Afghanistan 🙏

[@ShahPadayachee]

Hi thank you for sharing great video about Afghanistan and Afghani people, I love the hospitality and delicious cuisine, watching from South Africa ❤

[@carriepatsalis]

The food is soooooo good! 👋 🇿🇦

[@xoxox903]

Even Afghanistan civilians don’t really want strict rules. People at the top make all the weird decisions in every country. I hope the women fight.

[@carriepatsalis]

I know.. that’s the sad part that people don’t always realise

[@mwshaikh1382]

Love that coconut cookie ❤ since childhood myself when we use to visit Pakistan from Denmark in 80s and 90s.. good old days and the last era of the real world!

[@carriepatsalis]

I didn’t expect them to be so soft on the inside or so delicate.. I don’t normally like coconut things so this was a real surprise!

[@uhohhijhij]

The last few days are Afghanistan's National Day, which I wish you had covered

[@carriepatsalis]

Sadly I wasn’t there

[@mohammadjavidvakili2240]

I love it how you pronounced Pul e Kheshti (پل خشتی) which means bridge of bricks or bricks made bridge.

[@carriepatsalis]

Thanks for letting me know.. sometimes my translation is terrible! And I only hear it in the edit when it’s too late 😂😅

[@mohammadjavidvakili2240]

@carriepatsalis No, it's alright. I assume you're not a Dari-Persian speaker and your pronunciation was close enough. Enjoy!

[@henkiet4095]

u will get million subscribers ! subhanallaah the bird man

[@carriepatsalis]

🥰

[@satinikarsono1689]

Glad to see Afghanistan safe. Hopefully it will become a developed and prosperous country in the future. ❤

[@yellowbug5113]

It never will be. It will always be a third world country.

[@cesium7907]

Afghanistan is not safe for women. If they show their face or speak in public they may be imprisoned. They can not get education and they have no political rights.

[@Ana-ws6xj]

If they love the birds, they don't keep them caged...😢

[@cesium7907]

And women...

[@shogoufahshefaee5001]

you are such lovely person, thanks for great videos, I'm from Afghanistan but I born In Iran, It's first time I see around my country, and I live in England 20 years. 🇬🇧

[@KayserEdits]

Very nice video, and the country seems nice but I really don’t understand why woman are not allowed in the park. Such nonsense. I am a Muslim to but that rule is just ridiculous.

[@carriepatsalis]

It is nonsense.. it’s their complete preoccupation with gender segregation to what I deem a wholly unnatural level. They pretend it’s Islamic and of course it’s not.

[@ansermalik5951]

It's a matter of time，People will struggle for rights after breathing a bit in peace ，Twenty years of direct war by USA and during cold war using Afghanistan against Soviet Union，USA creating that kind of Hardcore leadership there. For 40 years Those Afghan women have lost their sons，daughters，father，husband，sister ，you will probably not find a single family there where someone didn't got killed because of USA. Even before 9/11. So only after peace and stability struggle for rights can start and become successful.

[@cesium7907]

@@ansermalik5951 To stop harassing, persecuting and oppressing 51% of your population is not "a matter of time." You can do it at once, if you want to.

[@AnisTarekctg]

Thank you for showing Afghanistan

[@sadiayeasmin5425]

Don't you think Afghanistan is violating women's right?

[@rebeccaaaaaaaac]

She says in this video that she feels sorry for the women of Afghanistan, in one of her previous videos she visited women living in caves who’s husbands had left or died and tried to help them and their children as much as she could (she brought them warm jackets).