I VISITED AFGHANISTAN SO YOU DON'T HAVE TO

[@LivingIronicallyinEurope]

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[@Trotsky.-.83_years_ago_-_and]

Ziyafat number 1

[@Salt_and_Peroxide]

i already have it

[@AryanKamal-fm2hj]

I am from Afghanistan 😂

[@lossanadol]

lol command and conquer generals GLA 🤣

[@Aapeli0071]

Dont play war thunder. War thunder support staff is useless. They ask for evidence of a problem 100 times and in the end they just say "we have not had other reports of this problem". Also someone bought 50€ worth golden eagles and never got them and support staff didnt help him either.

[@dimitrosskrippka2154]

Serbian guy living in Romania shouting Hungarian nationalistic slogans in Afghanistan. I love this planet

[@edim108]

and doing so speaking English. Life really is crazier than any fiction 😂

[@raquetdude]

with a bald crazy English ultra nationalist*

[@Samsung-1.9Cu.Ft.Microwave]

@@raquetdude these days being patriotic is nationalist, smh

[@raquetdude]

@@Samsung-1.9Cu.Ft.Microwave you can be just patriotic or can be patriotic and nationalistic, this dude is the later… not to mention he is an Orban fanboy (that’s the crazy and nationalistic part in one there)

[@colin3424]

​@@raquetdude epic reddit moment right here 😂

[@boomerix]

Converting the Taliban to Hungarian revisionism, truly a 4D chess move.

[@hans7856]

REVIZIÓ 🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺

[@hans7856]

ERDÉLY ÚJRA MAGYAR FÖLD 🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺

[@wyqtor]

@@hans7856 Înapoi în Afganistan cu voi!

[@hans7856]

@@wyqtor Sad that you resort to racism.

[@famtomerc]

Patriots are in control

[@125discipline2]

fun fact: even after all of that have happened, afghan currency is still stronger than serbian dinar

[@125discipline2]

as per oktober 2024

[@125discipline2]

why tf is serbia calling its money 'dinar'?

[@BlackeyeVuk]

@@125discipline2 Dinar word has roots in Roman Currency called Denarii in latin. We as a nation were heavily influenced by Byzantine Empire. We are few counties that preserved old name for money. In fact, our currency today is one of the oldest in the world. (Because Greek Drachma no longer exist because Euro for example).

[@BlackeyeVuk]

Also strong currency doesn't mean shit. It's arbitrary numbers.

[@125discipline2]

@@BlackeyeVuk true, strong currency have no impact whatsoever in any economy in any point of history 🧂

[@momojafar9385]

The Afghans are so hospitable to guests that even if you are the most wanted man by the strongest army in the world, they would never give you up and still fight for you.

[@ajmulsharifi]

That’s true but they won’t fight for everyone, OBL and AQ were their allies so they wouldn’t just hand them over

[@danielciocilteu3545]

Unless you are a woman tourist...

[@blackagent4754]

​@@danielciocilteu3545Here we go with this bs...

[@FunnyHockeyPlayer-re3cl]

​@@danielciocilteu3545 relax afgan isn't like india

[@itzmusawer2903]

@@danielciocilteu3545Bullshit

[@shqip_sumejja]

"the graveyard of empires" is the coolest name ever. Automatically boosted my opinion of Afghanistan

[@basetomar6447]

It isn’t actually

[@BOOM-BLOBER]

@@basetomar6447 sounds cool asf idk wht ur on

[@Techtalk2030]

Its been conquered like 80 times

[@BOOM-BLOBER]

​@Techtalk2030 and all those 80 empires have been conquered by others there

[@purestench9263]

​@BOOM-BLOBERthats what happens when you live in an easily exploitable shithole

[@ALatvian]

This video being sponsored by war thunder is craaaaaazy

[@doing_nothing3267]

Oh yep... The sponsorship timed perfectly for this vid

[@dihatzhs]

ΧXDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

[@sussybaka-s5]

considering the type of content that’s covered on this channel, it’s no surprise 😂

[@Urlocallordandsavior]

Epic gamer moment right there.

[@apaplata1778]

8.0 is a struggle

[@TyrantSolo]

I visited the Hungarian state of Afghanistan so you don't have to

[@LivingIronicallyinEurope]

There he is

[@TyrantSolo]

@LivingIronicallyinEurope always my friend, how could I miss such great content

[@tomcat1974]

It is called "Orbanista" or "Magyaristan"

[@gomolyrak3981]

Yeah ist's called Békés megye

[@dorkinsful]

@@tomcat1974 seethe romangutan

[@jonathanbowers8964]

My brother went there several years ago. He came back with a fully paid college tuition and enough PTSD to turn him into a Evangelical Fundamentalist.

[@GegoXaren]

Oof.

[@Yeeter000]

Skill issue

[@walotheman1]

should have gone to community college.

[@perfectmazda3538]

my cousin went there as Marine, for 8 years... he came back all good, just would dig trenches in the backyard during the night.... anyway 10 years from that now he is a policmen and married, has 2 kids too.

[@jaif7327]

@@perfectmazda3538 i had an american friend in my school whose vet dad jumped out of a window when he woke him up shouting allahu akbar

[@Niklas-bk2rd]

turns out afghan bureaucracy probably saved you from ending up in an isis music video project so don't talk to bad about it.

[@ajmulsharifi]

Spot on 😂

[@aqibhussaiin]

isis and taliban are two completely different ideologies lol

[@wakannnai1]

@@aqibhussaiin Exactly. The ignorance here is astounding.

[@wewenang5167]

Isis consider Taliban as heretics and would killed them just like they did with all other Muslims....have you ever thought why most of isis victims were Muslims and not non Muslims? Isis even have a field hospitals' made for them by Israhell during the war . This was in the news everywhere all over the world except in Europe and USA. Not to mention Jordanian army caught one of Isis elite council members and turned out he is a Jewish xionist and a MOSSAD AGENT! Read more....all isis weapons and ammunitions were supplied by USA and Israhel! NOT EVEN ONCE ISIS EVER ATTACK OR TALKING ABOUT ATTACKING ISRAHEL EVEN THOUGHT EVERYONE KNOWS THAT ALL ARABS COUNTRY IN THE REGION HATE THAT XIONIST STATE. DIG MORE AND YOU WILL KNOW WHO ISIS IS. Its just anothe group created by xionist and NATO to destabilized the region especially Syria so that Syrian wont allied themselves with Russia.

[@quiteunimportantguy401]

@@aqibhussaiin not just that, isis literally declared war on taliban, after US run from afghanistan, which is worse than soviet escape btw

[@andrewgpisme]

Never been to Afghanistan, but I love the people! I know a lot of immigrants from Afghanistan here in the US. Amazing people, so kind and friendly!

[@Afghan_Atheist_813]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@ajmulsharifi]

Is that why one of em tried to bl0w themselves up on election day😭

[@imadewalahi2163]

​@@ajmulsharifi nah some might feel a lil silly from time to time...

[@boomyrang4597]

unless your a girl lol

[@ajmulsharifi]

@@imadewalahi2163 Best to send em all back to Afghanistan, No need for those useless cowards in the US

[@Kazako83]

Afghanistan is a legitimately beautiful country, in terms of nature. Kind of underrated.

[@TheBlueGrinchofSurgery]

People are actually really friendly, but ofc the Taliban gives em all a bad rep

[@ajmulsharifi]

True

[@YantoWest]

It's the vibes of fallen empires in the hands of Afghanistan

[@TheBlueGrinchofSurgery]

I literally made a reply saying that afghans are great people but the taliban makes them look bad, and yt deleted it 😑 Speaks volumes ngl

[@itzmusawer2903]

@@TheBlueGrinchofSurgeryTaliban are also good and humble people

[@ImpastaTronic78]

Afghanistan is bassically honorary Balkan

[@David-cj8wv]

Afganistan, South East Asia and Central American are all Balkan

[@fematrailer]

Afghanistan is the reverse Balkans. Massive wars are started in the Balkans by something stupid, while massive wars are ended in Afghanistan by something stupid.

[@davidd.6448]

@Notyourbusinessbye nah, we're all the same shit

[@BHuang92]

Basically sums about every mountainous nation with a complex history 😅

[@yiagouz2466]

Balkans are honourable Middle East

[@Kai-kl6fe]

When he screamed "Erdely Magyarorszag!!" while shooting a machine gun with the taliban I LOLed so hard. It means something like Transylvania is part of Hundary!!

[@kevinboros7427]

Funny because he's Serbian and he learned both Romanian and Hungarian on his own. Also, the passage that came right after in which he swore allegiance to Romania and said Transylvania is Romania is pretty funny and understandable considering he lives in Cluj, lol.

[@Kai-kl6fe]

@@kevinboros7427 well his name is Janos which is a Hungarian name. Pretty sure he has Hungarian family and was born and raised in Serbia. Plus English language, not bad...

[@qvida4614]

​@@kevinboros7427 That text has a silly mistake tho. He wrote "Alaptörvény" which is the name of the Hungarian constitution. (the word constitution is "alkotmány" in Hungarian)

[@willyvereb]

@@Kai-kl6fe If I recall correctly he had to pretty much learn Hungarian from scratch so he's a Serbianised Serbian-Hungarian. He studied in Budapest and also learned the language but he's way past that stage at this point. Respect for his efforts to learn even more languages and their associated culture. He's also getting quite good at networking if his spread of videos is anything to go by. I hope he can continue doing what he does now.

[@Kai-kl6fe]

@@willyvereb I know some guys from Serbia who speak perfect Hungatian due to their heritage while being born there but each case is different I guess. Agreed though.

[@KGTW2540]

Personally, I am a Thai who has a good experience in Afghanistan since I went there like 3 months ago. I traveled through the Pakistan border into Afghanistan. I contacted a local guide who spoke very good English and took care of me throughout the trip, including driving, booking hotels, giving advice on local language translation and tourist documents in Kabul and Bamiyan (I am not a good English speaker). Throughout the trip, although there were some chaos, it was not serious. The Taliban police officers along the way paid me good attention, since I was an outsider and knew some local language, and the government officials did a good job. Most of the people I talked to were quite friendly. I was impressed by the scenery and saw things that I never see in the normal media. All of this is just my personal experience (maybe the reason why things went smoothly was because of the guide and my good attitude). Thank you. ❤

[@shane1948]

โห ขนาดปากีผมยังไม่กล้าไปเลย

[@KGTW2540]

@@shane1948 ตอนผมไปก็กลัวๆเหมือนกันครับ ไกด์เค้าแนะนำดี พยายามตัวติดไกด์ไว้ครับ และพยายามแสดงกิริยาที่สุภาพไว้ครับ 3 เดือนที่แล้วก่อนออกจากชายแดนปากีสถานต้องเตรียมตัวเยอะมาก ทำอะไร ถามอะไรกับคนอัฟกา ต้องทำผ่านไกด์ก่อน พยายามเรียนรู้ภาษา ปัชโต ไว้บางคำที่ง่ายๆไว้ก็ดีครับ แต่จำสิ่งสำคัญไว้คือ "ใช้พาสปอร์ตให้เป็นประโยชน์ เพราะ ถ้าใช้แล้วเขาจะให้บริการคุณดีกว่าปกติ" ชีวิตจะง่ายขึ้นเยอะครับ 😅

[@Darkest_matter]

​@@shane1948Pakistan was safe when i went 10 years ago but the electricity would go out at night and we'd have to use diesel generators.

[@kaidanalenko5222]

How about the sanitation and general smell?

[@PutraRhm]

After a good attitude given and still doubt? Man 😂

[@Luka__1]

The other day I was playing CSGO and there was a dude from afghanistan with an animated very graphic hentai profile picture. I asked him how he's allowed to do that and he said "my dad is a taliban lol"

[@meatiest1989]

Afghanistan Gooning Society

[@adamismail2883]

bros dad is literally playing insurgency/squad/cs in real life frfr

[@mohammedahmadzai4189]

Cuhs probably lying

[@mcdonaldsgaming3974]

That nigga probably lying

[@ajmulsharifi]

He’s obviously lying😂 I’m in Kabul right now and all explicit websites and images are blocked. He was probably trolling you. The Taliban are extremely strict with their kids, Almost all of them are in Islamic boarding school (Madrassahs)

[@sheevpalpatine2901]

Living Ironically in Europe, please don’t become Dying Unironically in Western Asia

[@gurkenrick2351]

Nah he has plot amour personally given by god because both he and god are Serbs.

[@momo-vh8dy]

it's central asia

[@UnimportantAcc]

Middle east

[@momo-vh8dy]

@@UnimportantAcc middle east is not a real territory it's a colonial term

[@UnimportantAcc]

@@momo-vh8dy I'm a colonial ig

[@Master_of_Critique]

French narrator “ahhh yes, ze graveyard of empierrees”

[@AlanWhite-adhdlds]

I prefer empire of graveyards.

[@Kretoma]

Americans: "We have dismissed that claim."

[@SIGNOR-G]

Unless you are mongol and british i guess.

[@gayanudugampola8973]

Wtf no it's not. Afghanistan has been conquered or ruled by many of their neighbours.

[@nosepicker1999]

@@gayanudugampola8973 and most of those governments collapsed

[@silverdude3304]

26:40 Bro was really about to hit them with the lecture on why Transylvania and Vojvodina is integral Magyar territory.

[@Samsung-1.9Cu.Ft.Microwave]

I like how they only recognized Romania and didn't understand anything else

[@wrednax8594]

MUIE BOZGORILOR

[@Johnnythehandsome]

​@@Samsung-1.9Cu.Ft.Microwave because they're dumb asf

[@benisrood]

​@@Johnnythehandsome Ignorant? How much do you know about Afghani and Pashtun history and culture?

[@Johnnythehandsome]

@@benisroodexactly nobody cares except themselves the history of barbaric people

[@lastword8783]

I would like to provide a correction at 24:40 . The Taliban are not Salfists. They are Deobandi which in a nutshell is connected to and named after the Islamic University of Deoband - Dar al-Ulum - in India and Deobandi are of the Hanafi school of thought and recognize all 4 main schools of thought (Madhabs) as legitimate and accepted. This distinction is important as 99% of all the Sunni Muslims are Hanafi an in Afghanistan being a "Wahabi" (A type of Salafi) is considered an Insult.

[@afgspamz]

Also they are completely against salafists and declared them to be dangerous and enemies of the religion.

[@Mira-cchi]

Not 99% brother. Almost the whole African muslim populations are Maliki and part of other arab countries as well. Hanafi is the biggest (especially in Asia) but Maliki is also big. And another thing is that they are the earliest madhabs as well being less than a century after the death of the prophet. So this video and media in general is wrong when they say that salafi/wahabi are "fundamentalist" when they are just modern innovations...

[@Homoerectus1548]

Indonesia aka the largest muslim country in the world are 99% Shafi'i.

[@skarshad]

This entire video is filled with a lot of inaccuracies.

[@ajmulsharifi]

They are salafi 😂 In in Kabul right now and I had an argument with a Talib. And he told me that we are salafis, You can be a hanafi, Hanbali, Maliki and still be a salafi. Salafi refers to anyone trying to follow Quran and Hadith. So they themselves will always claim to be salafi. I think you’re confused about their madhab. Their madhab is mostly Hanafi but a large proportion of their followers are Hanbali (Wahhabi) as well, Mostly the ones around Nangrahar.

[@konstantin_troitskiy]

So many people have already went there and enjoyed the trip that I unironically want to visit Afghanistan by myself

[@jakebob8116]

As an Afghan you can visit any time They will respect protect. Serve you

[@konstantin_troitskiy]

@@jakebob8116 I understand that it's not as dangerous now, but it's still expensive for me to just get there. The country itself is cheap, but I firstly should somehow get there. Also not many people there speak English, so it's not going to be easy

[@Btraain]

@@konstantin_troitskiy Local guides aren't expensive and they speak english well actually. If you are in the bigger cities you'll easily find people speaking english and the guide will help you translating for the taliban. I am afghan myself and had many family members visiting afghanistan. Nothing but good to hear, would love to visit one day as well. But one thing is for sure - they will overload you with hospitality. Be aware that you'll have less time for yourself and be accompanied by many out of interest and as I said hospitality (if you are alone, they would feel sad and tell themselves to get to you fast so you are not alone).

[@konstantin_troitskiy]

@@Btraain the plane tickets are still quite expensive (for me it'll be roughly 300$ one way). Also right now I just can't travel there by myself because I'm under the age of 18. But I really consider coming there a couple of years later

[@TheTudor111]

If you visited Afghanistan and you live in Romania you're 100% on a watchlist now, congrats bro.

[@Omer1996E.C]

Why? What happened to you, hungarians?

[@MisterJasro]

Well they're a KZbinr. Gotta get them views.

[@Poodleinacan]

​@@MisterJasro 😂😂😂😂

[@hungaro7964]

don't worry Romania is not a real country

[@ehannasir8464]

@@hungaro7964 it's all bulgaria and hungary ofc

[@forTehMemes]

Afghanistan is an interesting country that has a rich history. She just couldn’t catch a break for the last 40 years

[@midloran]

...she?

[@dr.vikyll7466]

​@@midloran Countries, ships and cars are women.

[@chrisalex82]

​@dr.vikyll7466 I... wait what ??? Anglish has genders ?? 😭🙏 i speak fr*nch and its already goofy ahh af but angrish ???

[@farcoofficial]

@@chrisalex82 no english doesn't have genders but its a weird culture thing where people will call their car or house "she"

[@farcoofficial]

@@chrisalex82 its mostly an american thing you wont find it in europe

[@ryoukwjdbwopqmqpzl73819]

Afghanistan, literally the poorest country in Asia happens to look miles cleaner and aesthetic than chaotic India. It's culture in the end.

[@LetsAllLoveLain80]

I can't lie, when I saw the streets I got extremely impressed

[@jabrondestoroyah]

Being clean is a huge of part of Islam, and these mfs claim to be the most hard-line...

[@yodaeee]

@@jabrondestoroyah what about dhaka and karachi? Both city dominantly muslim and still bad compared to the other part of asia. Sometimes its not all about religion. It is about where they were come from 😂

[@slimdiddyd]

@@yodaeeePajeets will pajeet. Doesn’t matter if they’re Muslims or Hindus

[@JethroBulmer]

@@yodaeeeboth of those cities are in the Indian subcontinent as well 🤔🤔🤔 really makes you think

[@smokesakimbo6322]

Taliban are deobandi NOT salafis, they are not the same and often fight with each other.

[@HladniSjeverniVjetar]

A Bosnian, pretending to be Hungarian, born in Vojvodina, living in Romania... talking to Afghani about trianon xD

[@tizioincognito161]

As soon as i saw the video i went "isnt It a little soon for april fools?" But no, our boy seriously has the balls of steel to do It for real.

[@DieAlteistwiederda]

To be fair, if you are a guy and follow all the rules it still might not be a super safe summer vacation but at least saver than if you were a woman or just a not so smart traveller. I couldn't be paid enough to step a foot into Afghanistan as it is right now which is sad because it seems like an interesting place if you ignore the civil unrest and all of that other mess. I'm female so I'm not going there.

[@Serato17]

Hey hey I am a european female, it is not a place to stay!

[@raymonddarhk20]

​@@Serato17 but place to roam & travel.

[@NinoJoel]

​@@raymonddarhk20as a woman absolutely not lol

[@gurkenrick2351]

He’s a balkanoid of course he has the balls to go there Or the amount of Rakija he abused his bodywith just removed his common sense

[@de245733]

Once again, I am just fucking amazed with lord mile's ability to make friends fucking anywhere

[@LordMiles]

Yeah he’s really silly huh

[@de245733]

@@LordMiles oh shit the man the myth the legend

[@CatholicSamurai]

@@LordMilessilly goose spotted

[@anglosaxiphone8246]

​@@LordMilesCOME TO BRASIL!

[@dkbros1592]

​@@LordMiles 😂 hows uk doings btw

[@leserb9228]

Damn ISIS, ruining the lecture on Hungarian History Janos prepared for the Chinese Border guards...

[@Darkest_matter]

isis has beef with the taliban though. (basically, taliban just wanted afghanistan, but isis wanted to take on all the other countries around them. the taliban said no, so isis started launching attacks at the taliban government and the taliban has been fighting them to ensure public safety and they don't wanna scare off their only source of income other than "medicinal plants", which is chinese investment)

[@Rockyrock511]

@@Darkest_matter actuallly, no. the only thing common between them is that they were trained and armed by NATO and k1lled more muslims than non muslims. ISIS was also a nationalistic organization that wanted to rule over iraq and syria

[@sanneoi6323]

@@leserb9228 as a Chinese person I already support undoing Trianon

[@ajmulsharifi]

@@Darkest_matterThat’s not really the case. The Taliban and AQ have had a rivalry with ISIS since 2014 this was due to the fact ISIS called all other Jihadi groups apostates and said everyone should pledge allegiance to them. AQ and the Taliban disagreed and this led to conflict. The Taliban and AQ have even stated that ISIs is an American proxy group and its intentions are to create a Jihadi civil war.

[@ajmulsharifi]

@@Rockyrock511The Taliban never received NATO training lmao😂. The US wanted a civil war in Afghanistan, And they tried creating a civil war inside of the Taliban by bringing ISIS into Afghanistan. The Taliban and AQ consider ISIs an American proxy group and not a real j!hadi group. Almost all AQ affiliates like Al shabaab, AQIM, AQ in the Sahel are fighting their own local IS franchises

[@visionary4787]

Wow, Afghanistan is truly a land of contrasts, isn't it? Despite all the turmoil and international headlines focused on war and conflict, your experience paints a vivid picture of a place that feels alive with history, culture, and surprising beauty. The Wakhan Corridor hike sounds like a journey back in time-isolated from the world and even from Afghanistan’s own troubled past. It's wild how the same place can offer both a sense of overwhelming chaos, with Kabul’s traffic, and yet a deeper serenity in its untouched corners. This is the side of Afghanistan most will never see, but need to.

[@iantob]

25:16 the place I used to pass by every day. Amazing video tho thanks for visiting!

[@1738-l1j]

30:40 "being a car full of white boys" yet he looks like a taliban himself

[@Svevsky]

Taliban are honorary aryan

[@randomuser5443]

Its the equivalent to an Italian and a pole in North Dakota, yeah they know they are different, in their lands they can give you 50 differences between their phenotypes, but to the 3 mexicans in the state they are just white guys

[@zulamy3472]

Lmao yeah

[@sauronthegreat489]

Lol yeah, Balkans aren't white but they really wanna be. In my experience it's like a less fun Mexico.

[@Kolaalok]

​@@randomuser5443 italians often look non-white enough for a mexican to clearly see it

[@dave2.077]

bro authentic taliban merch is CRAZY. lord miles is just on another level of i dont even know what. irony, dankness? he just is him

[@locomotivevoice]

A little *too* friendly with these groups..

[@mattekumba]

milesness

[@dave2.077]

@@locomotivevoice i dought he will become a afgani puppet

[@NinoJoel]

Hes past the point you could consider it dark humor or irony.

[@dudebro765]

​@@dave2.077Based on this video he is. Who tf does these videos if they are not a Taliban shill.

[@Karn0010]

Of course Lord Miles would be involved with this. The mad lad is like the best tourism minister Afghanistan could hope for.

[@LordMiles]

Hehehe

[@theeccentrictripper3863]

@@LordMiles The madman himself appears! You be careful taking all the best youtubers into Afghanistan, we don't need a "The Day The Music Died" but for KZbin

[@Karn0010]

@@LordMiles Was nice o the Taliban to keep you from walking into an area ISIS was trying to ruin. Those dudes need to chill and let the crazy Westerners go on a nice hike. Seriously though that county is fucking beautiful. Stay safe out there.

[@sheevpalpatine2901]

@@LordMiles If you consider yourself to be Catholic, why do you promote extreme racism and genocidal rhetoric against Indians? You wrote “When I become prime minister of England, I'll open the nuclear silos... I'm itching to launch and atomize entire nations over the smallest infraction," he wrote. "Hell, I might just launch at India just for the sake of it!" Racism is a sin in Catholicism: Moral judgments on racism, based on equality, are consistent: “any theory or form whatsoever of racism and racial discrimination is morally unacceptable”;2 and “racism is not merely one sin among many, it is a radical evil dividing the human family...” (from the Catchecism of the Catholic Church)

[@bucksz]

@@Karn0010 I'm of Afghan descent but raised in Australia. Some of my relatives who live in Afghanistan have informed me that ISIS is a threat to humanity and is degrading the image of Islam. Western media uses the Taliban as a symbol of ISIS to discourage people from visiting Afghanistan. ISIS cells still have sporadic populations in certain areas of Afghanistan, but they have vanished and are afraid of facing the Taliban.

[@yasinrahman4624]

the fact he said “afghanis” and not “afghan” … i would take the information from this video with a grain of salt. A lot of students can make power point presentations regarding history. doesn’t mean a thing

[@alexandernewman9735]

موافقم

[@trail_blazer6573]

You really impressed me brother with how much you know about my country Afghanistan ❤ Blessings to you

[@semicedevine6918]

"and mess with the chinese border guards" (13:02) honestly made the trip a lot more convincing, now I feel inspired to travel abroad

[@elvolvasky69]

Talk about the trianon with the talibans is craaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaazy

[@wrednax8594]

MUIE BOZGORILOR

[@ajmulsharifi]

😂😂

[@Septembersrain1984]

32:00-33:03 was the highlight of that whole thing. I laughed so hard because I felt so sorry for him. I laugh at my own misfortune often. No way could I fathom this trip.

[@grzegorzbrzeczyszykiewic3338]

Even Afghanistan isnt safe from horrible bureaucracy

[@zaroonyakhyakhan4514]

If Afghanistan achieves peace for at least 50 years, it can do great.

[@JMK948]

Bro, this video was a roller coaster of emotions. It was unconventional, strange, new, fun, and exciting. It gave a better insight into this country than most of the international community. I love it.

[@AaronMQuantz]

Wonderful video, really great stuff, as usual.

[@LivingIronicallyinEurope]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@thewingedhussar4188]

@@LivingIronicallyinEurope I have watched your vid, it does lead me to wonder when the US will return to Afghanistan. Do you think next time we should fight more aggressively and go in with a more total war mindset? Much like how we fought the Japanese. Would you agree?

[@Brazauskas123]

@@thewingedhussar4188 The soviets tried it. Didn't work out.

[@bosnianuser]

I wasn’t planning to visit it but thank you now I don’t have to if I wanted to

[@MilosMatic-vj2vj]

The bureaucracy ordeal is both hilarious and horrifying. Afghanistan had changed regimes probably as much as flags and every single one of them went: 'I don't have the time to deal with this sh*t now, just leave it be'. And the infernal bureaucratic monster just kept growing and spreading. Someone from the current ruling party probably tried to clean things up a bit at one point but then quickly realised that it would be much easier to fight and defeat (multiple) invaders all over again that to change some entry permit regulation.

[@luciferkotsutempchannel]

A Serbian guy who lives in Romania shouting Hungarian nationalistic slogans while shooting a machine gun in an Afghan shooting range with Taliban officials present. I think this is officially the strangest thing I’ve seen today.

[@matikhorasani3842]

The Taleban are not salafis. THey are hanafi muslims like all other Afghans in fact they dont even like salafism or any other form of Islam that isnt Hanafi.

[@adib4573]

Do you even know what Hanafi is ? It is a school of fiq along 3 other major school of thought there is no fundamental differences nor does Taliban dislike any of them they just follow the Hanafi opinion in Shari'ah. While salafi is a unclear school of thought that became popular during mid to late British rule so many people think it was a British effort to lead Muslim astray, that's why many Muslims look unfavourably towards them for their wild opinions.

[@k.p.m900]

You are right. They are hanafis and don't even accept salafism let alone practice it.

[@ajmulsharifi]

They are salafi 😂 In in Kabul right now and I had an argument with a Talib. And he told me that we are salafis, You can be a hanafi, Hanbali, Maliki and still be a salafi. Salafi refers to anyone trying to follow Quran and Hadith. So they themselves will always claim to be salafi. I think you’re confused about their madhab. Their madhab is mostly Hanafi but a large proportion of their followers are Hanbali (Wahhabi) as well, Mostly the ones around Nangrahar

[@ajmulsharifi]

@@k.p.m900Utterly false😂 Theirs a Hadith of the prophet Muhammed which said “The best Muslims after me are the Salaf” the salt referred to His companions and family members, All Muslims are a war of this Hadith. The Taliban themselves claim they are following the Salaf as well. Although they do follow the Hanafi madhab. A large proportion also follow the Hanbali madhab

[@matikhorasani3842]

@@ajmulsharifi Even in Nangarhar salafis are a tiny minority. Afghans for the most part and Taleban are all Hanafi (except the Shia minority of Afghans) and the Taleban in particular are very strict madhabists. Not a single Taleb will claim to be "salafi" in the way we understand the word to mean now.

[@Razzpen1]

Authentic taliban merch is crazy

[@AttilaTheHunk69]

truly an exclave of serbo-hungary

[@ske5555]

They really got the best sponsor for this

[@MixStuffUp]

I love that the Afghanistan video is sponsored by war thunder

[@ajmulsharifi]

Would of been funnier if it was sponsored by Cod😂

[@ThomasNuclear]

They offered you an armed escort and you DECLINED?!?! BRO! NO BALLS!

[@LivingIronicallyinEurope]

Time was running short. Videos need to be made

[@justafan3335]

You absolute madlad

[@cristinapostolache]

He’s just joking, he loves Romania. Next time please do “Basarabia e Romania!”

[@LivingIronicallyinEurope]

in Ukraine XD

[@RazvanPurdel]

No, in Ukraine you need to shout Bucovina e Romania

[@freebozkurt9277]

Rajasthan e Romania

[@CanonessEllinor]

It always messes with my mind to be reminded that Afghanistan is a place some people can just… go to. Without being part of the military-industrial complex no less. I’m a woman so I obviously can’t go there, but it’s interesting to live vicariously through videos like this one.

[@Boredblacksheep]

In theory you can just visit North Korea too. Slightly dangerous to do so, but completely possible.

[@SnowLeopard-lt1vf]

You can visit Afghanistan as a woman as long as you wear a hijab, and have a male guardian. It’s not particularly difficult to get a visa or anything. The real problem is….be careful not to step on a landmine.

[@saddemgargouri]

you can you would need a ''male guardian'' , Hijab it seems Taliban is invested in protecting western visitors , The guys in the video didn't get the reason of the multiple permits , and constant taliban check ups , that's primitive surveillance methods , so you don't go into ISIS infested zone and get beheaded or worse

[@fmartin59]

@@SnowLeopard-lt1vfnot even that. Tourists have gotten that. Taliban passed laws against women speaking.

[@NinoJoel]

​@@Boredblacksheep North Korea is way safer especially if you are a woman lol

[@lucamaggiocaccio]

Seems the Taliban did you quite a favour stopping you from going where you planned to go. It is also quite unsurprising that they didn't want to say the reason. Finally the offer to send you with an armed escort to fo "hiking " is quite priceless.

[@alexander1112000]

I have to appreciate that random things from C&C: Generals that were inserted into the video. Truly an underrated game.

[@chrisalex82]

26:00 them having chinese-produced american smartphones is the funniest sh!t like the contrast is so funny lmao

[@Lilac_liha]

I also sometimes laugh about this as well.

[@S28426]

Watching this video feels like a fever dream, every minute something even crazier happens.

[@figurapatrik]

You finally made a video with Desingerica! So cool. I never knew that he has a thick brittish accent

[@markonehazard]

ahahahahahaha a brate xD

[@iiiiiiiiii5019]

0:10 Ah, that GLA's ost though.

[@narco2828]

Hell yeah

[@hmr1122]

Straight into Anno 1404, culture.

[@Kalashnkov_]

My favourite childhood game c&c genrals I like legi playing stealth genral😍

[@Son-of-Adam-1]

That's what I thought

[@mahdisalhi1845]

Just a small correction on what started US war against Afghanistan is that the US calimed with no evidence that Oussam b was responsible of 9-11 the taliban request evidence if it was so the US provided non while the leader of taliban spoke with Oussam b who denied responsibility when was asked directly, so taliban will not deliver someone under its protection without evidence and with US having non they declared war against the taliban.

[@fives5555arc]

24:40 I kinda have to make a correction on this. Salafism isn’t a school of thought in Islam, it’s an ideological movement. Also the definition you used saying that Salafis are those who want to return to the ways of early islam technically would register every muslim as a Salafi since, to muslims, the practices of the early muslims is the standard that should be followed. The differences between Salafis and most mainstream muslims is that Salafis have a different methodology to achieving that goal and have different interpretations that differ from the main schools of thought when it comes to practicing religion and viewing how the original muslims were like. Salafism as a movement is very broad and includes groups like Wahhabis and Quietists who are both very ideologically different.

[@mueezadam8438]

While Wahhabism is historically and theoretically a Salafist branch, in practice the movement has co-opted/incorporated several elements which place it at odds with Salafism, namely ethno-nationalism. That’s the nature of geopolitics anyways, populism is a vehicle through which one elite faction may achieve supremacy over the other, it’s always a big tent ideology meant to grab as many supporters as possible.

[@fives5555arc]

@@mueezadam8438 Thanks for the correction and I couldn’t agree more. Salafism is also in an umbrella in itself. It is an extension of the Islamic Modernist Movement of the 19th century. This broader movement brought so many different ideologies that it’s insane to think that they all stemmed from the same movement. The Modern Islamic Feminist movement was one of these movements, which is really ironic to think that this movement shares an ideological origin with Salafism under the Taliban. All with the one question or topic of how the Islamic world should operate itself in the modern era.

[@mueezadam8438]

@@fives5555arc sorry I didn’t mean to write my reply as a ‘correction’, as your original comment and recent one stated: it’s a very broad movement with some… interesting… bedfellows 😅

[@fives5555arc]

@@mueezadam8438 “Interesting” puts it lightly 😂

[@lukashradecky5492]

​@@fives5555arcSalafis are a broad group but the laypeople generally think that directly interpreting the important sources of the religion (Quran + Sunnah) in a more literalist fashion. The easy way to tell if one is a Salafi is their opinions on Shias (Salafis are the only group to believe they are polytheistic) or tassawuf/Sufism (they think its polytheism) or the Qasidah Burdah (famous poem about Muhammad ﷺ) [Salafis think it contains polytheism]

[@theeccentrictripper3863]

Lord Miles crossover with Living Ironically in Europe was not on my bingo card for 2024, but damn is it a fine wine.

[@YTnicolay_BG]

Afghanistan is just balkans 1300s-1800s

[@chrisalex82]

OG balkan 🔥🔥🔥

[@lisavauhti7675]

The hidden east european country wasn't portugal after all when afghanistan was revealed

[@chaiidoost]

the fact a few white guys have explored my homeland and my city Kabul, spoken to the uncles, played with ak 47s and frolicked freely in the streets whereas I have not is super mind boggling. guys.... I'm afghan :0

[@mirwaiz9619]

that's the irony for us

[@Lord-of-D]

"Authentic Taliban merch" is a the phrase of all time

[@meelooxavier6502]

34:38 DUDE! 😂😂😂

[@Ninewave1]

Yanos going full Hungarian in Afghanistan with the AK warms my American heart.

[@WoodsLesnik]

My favorite thing about Afghanistan is the random locals who look extremely Slavic.

[@adamismail2883]

Must be the persian and pashtun genes

[@Hotasianchick]

Talking about the Kalash? They actually have 0 Yamna/Sinthastha DNA, they are an example of convergent evolution

[@farcoofficial]

because some are actual slavs or descendants of the soldiers that Alexender the Great left in that Persian region.

[@mihanich]

R1a Satem PIE gang

[@justaguyfrom]

@@farcoofficial That is actually just a myth they are part of the ancient Indo European people who migrated a few thousand years ago plus most Greeks don't have coloured hair or eyes.

[@saddemgargouri]

I hate to say this but Taliban seems like they have a lot of potential for ''growth'' and change , You guys were tracked on your entire journey ( hence the constant Taliban check up ) , the way they are radically separated from ISIS , they have surprisingly progressive when it comes to dealing with drug dealers , radically curved Opium production and enforced Bacha bazi ban ( which was tolerated by USA allies ) Sure they are quite abysmal on women issues , but it's not like the USA allied warlords outside of Kabul were die hard liberals

[@saddemgargouri]

@@andrascsepregi4154 US soldiers got court martial before for beating up Afghani allies of US when they witness Sexual assault of boys , If that was tolerated , i just can't believe the fake cries about Women rights now , if you're so concerned about them give more westernized afghani asylum and get out

[@lftoscano]

Somehow this video made Brazil look like such a normal place to live (even though the exchanges with the rifle bearing guys almost made them look like nice people in comparison with police/drug dealers in Rio, and the Traffic sounded a little better than typical Tuesday in São Paulo)

[@tonywhite8131]

Hey Janos, have you explained to the lovely Taliban gentlemen that if they don't kick you out of the country quickly enough you'll claim Afghanistan is now also Magyar land?

[@Samsung-1.9Cu.Ft.Microwave]

it was, after all, the mongol empire was quite large

[@CsanádKörmendi]

Erdély Magyarország has got me😂 (I'm hungarian living in Veszprém 💀)

[@Serato17]

Elég epic volt a címeres susogós is vízibiciklizés közben (sorry, I won't translate it to English. It's just funny the way it is.) :D

[@gp-1542]

The taliban are in a unique position Having to essentially become “normalized” in order to do, basic country things Not to mention, get along with their “neighbors”

[@abdullahshahj7194]

24:48 Taliban are NOT salafis, they're Hanafis (which most of the Islamic world was) Hanafi is a way of interpreting Islamic law, there are many other ways such as Hanbali, shafi'i etc. Salafis are reformists who think we shouldn't follow any school of interpretation rather we should just follow the Quran, this now causes a problem because it allows even ignorant people to formulate opinions regarding Islamic law, which can cause chaos and violence depending on who interpretes the laws

[@rapha6872]

So a minor mistake at 24:45 .... Talibans donot practice "Salafism" . They are basically "Hanafi's" after the name of Imam Abu Hanifa. Hanafis are basically one of four mainstream interpretations and schools of thought of Islam i.e. Hanafi, Shafi , Maliki , Hanbali ...... Salafi's means religion and interpretation according to the first three generations and represents collective consciousness of the first three generations of muslims following the Prophet i.e. Sahaba, Taabeen, Taba Taabeen. In short, salafism is mainly practiced by Saudi Arabia, ISIS, ISIL etc.

[@allahmuhammad225]

Taliban is a terrorist group, they practice terrorism

[@StormCrusher94]

Did you show them your channel? Also doubt they'd be that courteous and friendly with you, if you were a woman or brought one with you.

[@NinoJoel]

Love the Internet sometimes. There are people in the comments unironically saying it's no problem for a woman to travel there lol

[@lotus_flower2000]

​@NinoJoel women can't even go to high-school there anymore.

[@NinoJoel]

@@lotus_flower2000 not being able to go to school is their last concern. I can't even write something on the subject since KZbin will delete it

[@timmysleftnutsack5075]

@@NinoJoel it’s actually really safe. The Taliban has traumatized the men from pulling a India, and they need the money for their economy

[@Ophelia-t3p]

@@NinoJoel it actually is "safe" to travel to afghanistan as a woman with a trustworthy man, its just that in doing so you'd essentially be funding the taliban's oppression of afghani women in the process.

[@duncanluciak5516]

Reminder, if you get into any health trouble in Aghanistan, you're fucked. You can't get travel insurance.

[@Joe-po9xn]

“The Afghani love of energy drinks.” See?! We did win! In a sense.

[@HowlYaDoin1999]

You are such a brave Serb, you saved me from even seeing the highest peaks in the world with Taliban presence, perhaps not all. It's nice to see landscapes that will blow me away.

[@ГригорийБуров-м1ъ]

I HAD to visit Afghanistan, not like i wanted but was forced to. Man, you with your video are my savior and now i dont have to

[@Joe-po9xn]

Some of Afghanistan’s cultural heritage and traditions are as old, if not older, than the Bible. The code of Pashtunwali being an example. The landscape is breathtaking, and an Afghan guy I know brought in food for everyone once, so I can attest that’s genuinely great and I loved it. I’d like to visit, genuinely. I also like having my head attached, and that outweighs the other factors.

[@tomgu2285]

I mean... There are many things older then the Bible... Doesn't realy mean much

[@timmysleftnutsack5075]

Pashtunwali is not older than the Bible, I cannot 😂😂😭. It’s barely a 200 year concept, also Afghanistan being the home of Zoroastrianism is much older and LEGIT than “pashtunwali being older than the Bible” out of your mind.

[@blackagent4754]

You say the last part like you'll get taken out for one small thing. Shows how little you know about other religions and rules of other countries. You automatically think it's that extreme? Go outside.

[@Joe-po9xn]

@@blackagent4754 They literally banned any depiction of a living image. Even fish and stuff on menus. After they banned women from going outside, or even speaking, in public. Yeah, hard pass.

[@blackagent4754]

@@Joe-po9xn Okay? That's one of the rules of Islam. Sheesh. You people complain about anything.

[@NS-gr9cy]

Its very funny and quite naive when these westerners travel to such countries and still try to act cool and smart there and trying to really look down on local things. I mean we all have our viewpoints, perspectives, but can you try to act a little normal?

[@Kolaalok]

Balkan people are not westerners.

[@GameTesterTO]

As an Afghan I am impressed that you get out of our country in one piece.

[@darkknight213]

Why are you lying brother? When it comes to safety for tourists, Afghanistan is much more safer than India and Pakistan. The local authorities actually look out for the tourists. You're not an Afghan, you're just a hater

[@Ror747]

Shame on u clown your not afghan otherwise prove it clown 🤡

[@attiqrahman4465]

​@darkknight213 You are right , I really hate this kind of people , who say something like this and mention that he is afghan

[@attiqrahman4465]

Shut off 😒, poolish

[@attiqrahman4465]

Shut off , poolish

[@LS-im5ki]

Come and get your love......Lovely vibe....Great content Janos!

[@Hepheat75]

Bro, this is an insanely amazing video. I learned so much about this interesting country. Subbed!

[@pokeosinisor]

>calls other ppl soyboys >doesnt know how to set the bead on a tire with a lighter and a can of LPS ily but sir Lolol

[@armandassante5928]

So you're telling me you went all the way up there to be told: Fali ti papir. Classic Balkan.

[@Fireball_og]

"North Macedonias greatest hero" Skopje has nothing to do with Alexander the great.

[@aaaaaaaaaiguess]

thank you for this video. I never viewed afghanistan as a war torn country, and the roads to be honest with you, look more beautiful than western ones. you proved the western media wrong, thank you. afghanistan is truely a beauty

[@drowsypro5106]

0:31 "I don't even have to introduce Afghanistan to you..." Spends literally the next 13:00 minutes introducing Afghanistan.

[@kamrankhalid2153]

The Taliban are not Salafi/Wahabi who are Hannbali in doctrinal sense. They are Hannafi (one of the and the most practiced 4 schools of Sunni Islam) Deobandi's a school. The US purposefully had them study the strand of Deobandi Islam that was present in Pakistan written by writers such as by Moududi inspired by Muslim Brotherhood ideology and Hannabali proto Salafist imam Ibn Tammiya which promoted armed jihad especially against communists and Russians. The Deobandi's in India were nothing like them and were widely involved in anti colonial activity against the British and were fiercely opposed to partition of India.

[@ajmulsharifi]

The Talibans aren’t Deobandis, I’m in Kabul right now and the Taliban refer to themselves as followers of the Salaf, Or salafi. They do follow the Hanafi madhab but they’re definitely not deobandi, Majority of them don’t even know we’re Deoband is. One the Talibans Biggest clerics was a Hanbali Salafi from Herat, His name was Mujeed Rahman ansari and he studied for over 24 years in Saudi, Before returning to Afghanistan

[@ajmulsharifi]

They are Salafi. Salaf refers to the early predecessors of Islam. It basically means anyone who tries to follow the Quran and Hadith as its written. The Taliban openly refer to themselves as followers of the Salaf (Early Muslims) but they do follow the Hanafi madhab as that’s the mainstream Madhab in Afghanistan. A large proportion of Talibs from eastern Afghanistan follow the Hanbali madhab and some of the Talibans clerics and Scholars are Hanbali. Mujeeb Rahman ansari one of the Talibans mainstream clerics studied for over 24 Years in Saudi.

[@ajmulsharifi]

The Taliban aren’t Deobandis, I’m in Kabul right now and the Taliban refer to themselves as followers of the Salaf, Or salafi. They do follow the Hanafi madhab but they’re definitely not deobandi, Majority of them don’t even know we’re Deoband is. One the Talibans Biggest clerics was a Hanbali Salafi from Herat, His name was Mujeed Rahman ansari and he studied for over 24 years in Saudi, Before returning to Afghanistan…

[@kamrankhalid2153]

@@ajmulsharifi The OG Talibans studied in Deobandi seminaries in Pakistan. Yeah sure "Deobandi" as a concept doesn't exist in Afghanistan (More of a Sub Continent thing) but all of them were almost all taught in Deobandi way in Pakistan.

[@ajmulsharifi]

@@kamrankhalid2153 That is wrong on so many levels😭 Km in Afghanistan right now, And majority have either studied within Afghanistan or abroad. Some of their biggest clerics were followers of the Hanbali madhab. Mujeeb Rahman ansari was one the Talibans biggest clerics and he studied in Saudi for over 24 years. Majority of your average Taliban members studied within Afghanistan as they were fighting a war and studying. The Taliban don’t follow Weird Bidah that deobandis follow like dancing in Mosques or building shrines. They are in fact Salafi but majority follow the Hanafi school of thought

[@koniolg]

2:30 bro is determined to destroy relations between Serbia and Greece

[@СлаваССС-м4с]

мађарски магарац HE'S PEA BRAIN UNEDUCATED BRAIN CAN'T FATHOM HISTORY.

[@SzotyMAG]

@@СлаваССС-м4с i imagine you herd sheep for a living

[@СлаваССС-м4с]

@@SzotyMAG I imagine you molest sheep for a living being a hungayrian.

[@sajadking666]

Next go to iraq As an iraqi i saw your always welcome to come here

[@AltsekBUL]

Aah, yes, thank you Lord Miles for the video. You work in mysterious ways, now making guided tours for Balkan tourist boys in Afghanistan XD

[@ShabirAhmadAzizi]

24:46 Taliban don't practice Salafism 90 % of Afghans practice Hanafi There must be a misinformation about it And a minority of Shia Muslims do live in Afghanistan Afghans are Hanafi Not Salafi

[@bowlofsoup7721]

29:06 Yo, what is Saddam doing there?

[@SzotyMAG]

Chillin

[@beowulf_bateman]

yoo finally some witness have noticed that goated reference lmao

[@bowlofsoup7721]

@@beowulf_bateman My man

[@beowulf_bateman]

@@bowlofsoup7721 my man 🤝

[@ermia4886]

„Iranian Empires don’t last“ Achaemenids 200 years Parthians 500 years Sassanids 400 years Safavids 200 years

[@BarlasF]

He didn’t mean that

[@sdagoth3037]

That's 4 different empires that didn't last. Ha but no, really, Iran has a very impressive history. It would be at the top of my list of places to visit if I wasn't an American. Just one more way my government screwed me over.

[@Svevsky]

They *did* end after all

[@Unknown_-007_]

​@sdagoth3037 I don’t think you’ll have any problems being American. It’s open to all countries except Israel.

[@EurasianBrownBear]

@@SvevskyYeah but so did all other Empires

[@vaporwave2359]

WHEN YOU VISIT GLORIOUS HUNGARY??????🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺

[@BrandonQuezada-k2v]

Because he does regularly, it is one of his mother countries

[@char1721]

Never because hungary is not glorious 😹😹😹😹😹

[@aight3565]

I feel quite Hungary..

[@Synclon]

I'm not Hungary

[@leemau6472]

24:02 that taliban give a handshake kinda makes me think that the dude is extremely anxious