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Thanks for watching bro.

Muttrah, thank you for watching.

Cool! Facilitation

Plus sur an monde - woow, as-tu visité le monde entier?

Thank you

:( I was left with no choice

Honestly, it’s a nice place.

Weird comment, who said anything about Pakistan and India?

Tunisia is a nice country, honestly, but I think they wanted the money for themselves, it wasn’t the first time Police in that Airport asked me for money.

@@alnomadou maybe they did want to take the money for themselves instead of returning it to the government through legal pathways. However, it would have been within their right to confiscate the tunisian currency before you leave tunisian soil, and yet, they let you go anyway so that you do not miss your flight. So, let's just say that they were being nice to you after all.

I wasn’t the only one who had TD on the flight, additionally, they let me go because I told them that I would go outside the Airport and find someone who needs it more but I won’t give it to them (The Police). You are trying to make them sound nice, they just wanted the money, when they realised that they wouldn’t get it, they let me know. I know corrupt cops when I see them, like I said this was the second time Police in that Airport asked for money, these is clearly a corruption problem. Tunisia is nice but you guys definitely have corrupt cops.

Locals - No / Expat - Very few.

You’re Welcome

True

Algeria has potential

Yes, why not, Tunisians are nice people, It’s best to be employed (have a job in Tunisia), it’s not the type of place you would travel to and look for work.

I didn’t get the last part

I think it’s the best in North Africa, but if we are talking about Arab food, for me nothing tops Lebanese/Syrian.

I’ve heard them say ‘Les hommes’ but not J’aime Les homme. There are many Arab g*ys, it’s normal just look at the statics of Moroccans on Grindr.

@@alnomadou Sure, I was mocking the overly high misogyny there. There's obviously not more nor less gays than anywhere else.

@@halnineooo136 According to the Grindr Statics Morocco has more, also Morocco is in the top 10 countries of P**nography viewers. I can send you the statics or I can even make a video about it if you want.

@@alnomadou I doubt there are any significant statistics for this about Algeria to compare to 😄 Why not make a video about sexuality in the Maghreb but I think it wouldn't be an easy task, you may get in trouble with the authorities there

You know what to replace the star with. Should I send you the one about Morocco being the most g*y in the whole of Africa and the Middle East?

Was this not open recently, the video I made is old.

Thanks bro, Insha’Allah

What about Morocco? Morocco is good right?

You wrote the same comment like 3 times

@@alnomadou these moroccans are crazy

Yeah mate cheers.

I haven’t been to India or Bangladesh, I would love to visit Bangladesh, nice people. Egypt is a nice country.

@@alnomadou if you’ve been to Egypt you already been to india and Bangladesh. *india = India in asia* *egypt = india & Bangladesh in North Africa*

@@Brancoladage-zk3xr Yeah, I don't think. You seem upset about something. I hope you are well.

@@alnomadou what makes you think that? I just said that those countries show a lot of similarities in being filthy,scammy, begging, touting and perverting. I’ve been to more than 35 countries on 4 continents and this 3 countries i mentioned are almost the same! It was a one time experience and I will not visit them even if you payed my weight in gold. I thought i heard you saying some about their shameless culture in your video and I just elaborated on that. Why you think im not doing well is something only you can explain.😂 Ps, I’m heading tomorrow to Morocco and that’s the only country in North Africa I like. Anyway, I hope you’re well✌🏻

@@Brancoladage-zk3xr All the best

Do you work for the intelligence services? why does it matter.

@@alnomadou maybe you do!

@@alnomadou 😄 🤣 😂 i caught you making a mistake apparently! Don't slip again "akhi"!

@@hamdiben8163 DefInitely not mate. With your comments, you seem like an officer.

@@hamdiben8163 What mistake?

I have tried Egyptian Mlokhiaa, but I found it to be Mediocre.

@@alnomadou Tunisian mloukheya is the best ! It is 100% the opposite of that of the Middle East ! It is extremely tasty, cooked with dried Corchorus olitorius leaves, or simply called " mloukheya "in Tunisia. Cooked with dried leaves, not the fresh ones with olive oil and any kind of red meat makes the taste way different and way better... !

@@asmakemli I will be back and I will definitely be trying this.

@@asmakemli Thank you for informing me., I will have to give it a try next time I come to Tunisia. I am not a fan of Middle Eastern Mloukheya but I will give Tunisian Mloukheya a chance.

@@asmakemli 🤤🤤🤤🤤stop it

it was fine before it was white,brown,black are considered tunisien but now its starting to become more and more like america this is dangerous once the groups see themselves as different people there is no going back and each group will fight for their own benefit alone in the news when a crime happens the title is for example "25 yo man kills 20 yo man" i hope it doesn't become like "25 yo black man kills 20 yo white man" that's the worst thing that could happen

This is sad to hear, regardless in general, Tunisians are nice people, I can’t say that they are racist especially as there are black Tunisians. I just noticed that they seem apprehensive.

That make sense, it’s like Libya. Regardless the police officers tried to take my money.

تونس باهية

Lool

Cheers mate.

Voleurs?

Sub’han’Allah, He did. Alhamdullilah

Will do.

Thanks bro, you really take pride in your country. Next time I visit, I will come to you for advice.

​@@alnomadou it's not pride, it's just love for knowledge, I like history, architecture, way of life, food, I did a tour of the whole country with my family when I was younger, I visited like 90% of Tunisia archeological sites but the border areas with algeria, I also visited most museums in Tunisia, funny that after 20 years I still have a memory of those many places I visited, funny enough that after 2 weeks of traveling and on our way back to Tunis at El Jem we found out that the camera we used the whole time had no film in it!!! That was back in the 90s....

Thanks for this. I have no knowledge on this. I will leave a note in the comment to advice people to do their on research. I let the locals tell their story and it seems they may have misinformed us.

Also I think the capital of soufism in Tunisia is in Nafta if I'm not mistaken.

​@alnomadou the medina of Kairouan is heavily inhabited as well that's why it's well maintained and I don't think it's the biggest Medina in Tunisia, I'm pretty sure that the Medina of Tunis is the biggest, you can check on Google maps, also in your video of Tunis you just too a tourist path to the Zitouna mosque but in reality the Medina is massive and has over 100 000 inhabitants (2004 estimate) probably way more now, if you see abandoned buildings in the Medina their owners moved decades ago to buy bigger in the suburbs but kept their properties and didn't bother renovating them because they just don't need them or use them(my family owns a few buildings in the Medina of Tunis from generations), if you come back to Tunis you will have to take like a whole day to visit most of the medina, try to sit in a nice restaurant , it's a nice experience, you'll pay a little more but it's worth it, also you should visit the Bardo museum , i has the biggest mosaic collection in the world and It's the biggest museum in the Maghreb region and I think 2nd in Africa after the Cairo museum, enjoy.

​​@@alnomadouif you're interested in soufism you should visit Nafta in the south, I believe it's the capital of soufism in North Africa, many algerians do the "pilgrimage" or whatever you call it to this city.

I am not particularly interest in Soufism, I just thought it was being practised, but it seems that wasn’t the situation. Any a quick question, the little kid the in video, I don’t believe he is Tunisian, his Arabic was more Middle Eastern, would you agree?

Tunisia is liberal in comparison to other Arab/ North African Countries. I don’t see what your problem is? If a white guy from France said this, you would probably embrace him. It’s an observation. I think you are a bit sensitive. You can say what you want about my country as long as it’s true I have no issue with it, this truth is the truth.

@@alnomadou you've been to a few coastal towns 😆 🤣 😂 you don't know a thing! Islam was spread in Nort Africa from Tunisia, we have one of the oldest madrasa/university/mosque wich is called Al Zaytuna mosque, you as a righteous Muslim should not judge others by their clothes, what standard did you use to compare? Can you see people beliefs and convictions from what they're wearing for example? We in Tunisia are not bigots like the algerians, we don't call women who don't wear a hijab a wh..... in algeria they say ras mghoti w zo. Ya3ti , ask your algerian friend about this Algerian saying.

Brother, I never claimed to be pious or a righteous Muslim. Also, it’s not just the way the people dress, we saw a lot of stuff. I think you need to read the definition of liberal. Ramzi said you were liberal in your dress sense, I said in general your are a more liberal society (based on what I have seen, in comparison to Egypt, Morocco & Algeria). All the best brother, I don’t see any point in going back and forth.

@@alnomadou we Tunisians are more "civilised" than liberal, actually we are a very conservative society, we are not tribal like the countries you mentioned, in Morocco they have the rif people in the north and souss in the south wich have some kind of autonomy, in algeria they have kabylie, chaoui, touareg etc.... in Egypt they have tribes that are armed which is worse than those 2, their governments have to sit down with their "elders" to make deals etc.... in Tunisia it does NOT exist, we have 1 government from the north to the south, we don't have independence movements inside of Tunisia, we have our own identity and don't need to prove to anyone anything, also in Tunisia we have personal freedoms, also remember that you are in the most democratic Arabic country, in one of your videos you were talking about kais said and our economy and politics, I dare you to say anything about the military in algeria for example.... thank you 😊