I’m from Ethiopia I was working at Bahrain as a professional Architectural designer for two years now back my country,I witnessed the peoples are very friendly…
😊😊😊Thanks for sharing with us your personal experience on this particular country. I'm a Brazilian (don't live in Bahrain), but I like to read about other peoples and cultures giving their personal opinion. All the best for you in Bahrain and the same for the people of Ethiopia. 👍🏻🇧🇷🇪🇹
Need more of these documentaries because they give other insights and perspectives of life in gulf countries… you showed two faces of life , those who are enjoying and others are struggling and working hard … it’s life everywhere no difference
It’s a shitty excuse for life, at that. It’s hell on earth, and the domestication and farming of livestock animals is to blame. That, and the fact that by seeking to dominate other animal species by farming and exploiting them, it has bred a certain type of human animal into existence by the billions, too. The type that is a really aggressive asshole, that only cares about themselves, and will walk all over others to be selfish, and greedy. A very dense personality type. One with major attachment issues, and a real inability to learn, grow, and evolve.
Grew up nextdoors in Saudi and have loved Bahrain since childhood. I remember dad brought over our first ever Pizza Hut pizza from Bahrain on one of his work visits in the car across the causeway in the early 90s (Saudi didn’t have Pizza Hut at that point). Weekend visits for shopping at Seef Mall and City Center, watch a movie followed by dinner and drive back home across the causeway - oh the memories! Still go back every year over Christmas from the U.K.! The locals are super lovely and friendly, the quality of everything from food to entertainment and relaxation is top notch and it’s not manic like some bits of London or New York - modern, fairly with the times in its own way and a laid back and relaxing pace of life. Long ago when there was no Dubai there was Bahrain - the OG. Highly recommend visiting!
I absolutely loved my time living in Bahrain. I learned so much and experienced so many things. Of all my travels, I always felt relaxed. Like I was coming home.
I grew up in Bahrain under the old Sheik Isa, a British Army Brat in the 60s and again 70s. Nothing much there then. Thank you for a wonderful childhood.
Was a closeknit community back then, the heat of the desert made everyone stay indoors or under the shade, but people got on well. Used to the Trucial Oman Scouts base there, and flew Piper Cub planes at the old airport. That old runway is now a major throughfare.@@MN-br5nb
This place has been on my bucket list..maybe one day. Good to know you had a good time, people are nice as they seem from watching the video here. Have a good day 😊
Because you’re probably white that’s why. They worship white ppl. Lots of white females prostitute there as well mainly from Russia but no stereotypes.
He's certainly not missing any meals!😁I've been fascinated with Bahrain for a while now but had no idea it was this liberal or that so many Saudis flooded into it each weekend. I always hear people talk about Dubai or Abu Dhabi, but never hear mention of Manama as a party destination in the Middle East. Looks like a hidden gem, at least for foreign travelers who go to Dubai and/or Abu Dhabi instead. It really was surprising to see the nightclub scene with the women dressed quite provocatively and alcohol flowing so freely, yet it does maintain that cleanliness and decorum noted in the Middle East.
@@DarlingNikki2 You should really do your research on the sickness that goes on with these Arab “royals” or the rich Arabs and their culture. Most are gay or bisexual. They go to clubs, get drunk, snort coke, have sex orgies with prostitutes both men and women sometimes only with men or ladyboys if they are gay all the while being married to women. The Saudi men are are known to lead a double life. Most are gay. They like to call up their f*ck boys when their wives menstruate. The ones in Dubai like to defecate into your mouth. They hire instagram models for that. Look up porta potty. The fetishes are mind blowing. They also like to go to London and call in a bunch of hookers. I’ll give you true stories you can look up. Saudi prince killed his African male servant lover and took pictures of his corpse for sexual gratification. Saudi prince arrested in LA for kidnapping and sexually assaulting women while having his male servant fart on him and give him oral. Sheikh Hamdan of Dubai exposed for having sex orgies with male hookers on a regular. He also has affinity for little boys. The list goes on and on with their sickness. It is their culture. They are sick people that shatter any moral compass. Bedouins with oil money.
While working in conservative KSA in the 1990’s Bahrain was a taste of “normalcy” for my family and I. Usually we stayed at the Holiday Inn and hit the large shopping mall ( only one during that decade) I remember the Bahrain National Museum being top-notch. Good memories of the place. I am sure I wouldn’t recognize it today- no longer a quiet little island.
As a Bahraini, I have to say I am disappointed by how some matters are taken out of context and inaccurate to some degree. The title of the documentary is not related to politics nor religion a slight cross between the subjects is fine to mention, but as usual western media like to dramatize these issues for more views. Bahrain for decades have availed freedom and is not new to us as residents , the economy and market has been free for anyone to enter and compete, alcohol was also available (which for some reason is depicted as freedom for some French nationals in this documentary). Bahrain is also known for its high quality in infrastructure, technology, the people's hospitality, tradition and history these are many reason people especially Saudis and expats come to Bahrain aside from parties and alcohol. Let this be known that Bahrain will forever be hospitable to all races, religions and cultures however in return local traditions must also be respected which is the case of every country.
I don’t respect the local “tradition” of the domestication and farming of livestock animals anywhere on the planet, and most especially in the old world, because that’s where this stupidity began 10,000 years ago in the Indus Valley. And, ever since then, unnatural human overpopulation has been occurring, and spreading, colonizing the whole planet with dependent, agricultural-urbanized sheeple, and the livestock animals they rode in on, and would not exist without. The domestication and farming of livestock animals, is the farming of human animals. And, religions are a man-made construct made up by “prophets”, with the intention to control the masses, and entrench and enslave them. Thereby creating classes, of elites/royals, and the lower peasant, and slave classes. So, that those with authority over others could walk all over the backs of others to gain, and retain, wealth, power, money, resources, dominance, and control. As an example, in Islam, they just kill those who deny, denounce, or fail to obey Islam. I’ve got no respect for any of this history. And no respect for the male human superiority ego complexes of the men of those regions.
Yeah right. You only worship white people. People like Asians are racially discriminated against they’re just like all of the Arab world. The Saudi men go to Bahrain for gay sex orgies because most are gay or bisexual. Lots of Russian hookers there as well. It’s same like Dubai though. Most of the sheikhs or rich Emirate men are gay. Even sheikh Hamdan got exposed for sex orgies with male hookers. Sex trafficking them to his father’s palace. And they love to go to London and bringing in prostitutes to hotels there as well. Driving fast in their little Bugattis and Lamborghinis without a care about human life. Are Bahraini men like that as well? Cocaine and sex parties and gay sex? I’m truly curious.
@@1bloodnovski Shias. These people really need to get a life and stop with this “prophet” propaganda nonsense. It’s so crusty and old, at this point. They’re just upholding some dead guy’s male human superiority ego complex, and the issues that he projected onto the world with his ego. This is religion, and it’s fake, and man-made up in their heads. To be the singular authority and only his male family members are allowed to be followed and listened to in succession of the original guy who made these preposterous claims. Ridiculous! Why can’t these people see right through these lies??? Why does human society still think and behave so archaically, and so falsely?
Love and respect for??? You must be one of their "loyal customers" lol...can't believe this is a typical exxlamikk nation where you guys talk so much about your so called religion and exxlamikk culture...especially thirsty saudiessss
@@pithius2191 If you're wondering why every time you go to McDonalds they say there's no ice cream it's because he hit it already and cleaned it out. Single serving to him is what would fill a bathtub. Oink 🐷
I grew up in Bahrain, perhaps the best time of my life. It was long time ago before Dubai became the place to be. Bahrain was even then the most beautiful place. You could be who you wanted to be. I still have some of my closest friends there. Beautiful memories.
🙄 They’ve already reached home plate. Most Saudi men are gay or bisexual. They have been doing sex orgies with other men and or with European hookers behind closed doors for the longest time even in Saudi. Many people know this. Maybe one day they accept their sexuality and in Saudi it will be legal to be homosexual. But I don’t understand the orgy part. Why can’t they have 1 partner.
@shaunnal2560 Things are changing in Saudi Arabia by the oversight of the Crown Prince but whether that change is for the good of the people or for his own personal agenda is debatable. Living in any extreme whether too Spartan/Draconian or too hedonistic is never good so hopefully a moderate middle ground will come to pass there. Interestingly, before the attack on Mecca in 1979 (seemingly a year for revolutions as Iran had one too) it was a more modern, moderate place with movie theaters, women on TV unveiled/no hair covering, and Western influences everywhere (Pepsi/Coke products, Western cars, etc.). That attack changed everything and they went too far to the right, creating an extreme that opened the door to some unfortunate happenings elsewhere (and America definitely had a part to play in that as well; lots of blood and mess on our hands). MBS seems to want to swing things to the left but I hope it's not too far because the primal instinct in most people seems to be to take things to an extreme when given the freedom to indulge in vices (provocative dancing, drinking, romantic relationships with no permanence in mind, etc.).
@shaunnal2560 No I'm not fooled by him at all. It's a shame so many are but we seem to be wired to let flashy things and money dazzle us even when looking something malicious in the eyes.
Lived in Bahrain for about 18 months between 1998-2000, Manama and Muharraq are very dense and beautiful cities I frequented. On the weekends, Saudis would come and enjoy the nightlife at all of the various hotels and restaurants.
Wonderful. I loved everything about this film. The people are beautiful. Mamoud and his Falcons terrific. I loved his old-fashioned ways. His values. The business lady too. We could so with some of this life-living in London town. Thanku for this film. Stay real....❤
My South-Asian wife had received a very well-paid job offer from a company in Bahrain, but the boss was fair enough to warn her of the racism in his country. In the end, she thanked him for his honesty and came to Europe instead, where we met. On a later visit to the gulf region (although admittedly not to Bahrain) we got to know Arabic racism: people being super friendly to me as a white man, but treating the dark-skinned woman next to me like dirt. Not a region in the world we will ever visit again.
Bahrain is a good place, peaceful and progressive. The natives are hospitable. A country of 92% desert living life to the fullest captures my admiration for the Al-Khalifa dynasty on how they apportion the scarce resources for the well-being of everyone. It can only and will always get better.
@@dwaynekeenum1916 The comment above is so clearly ignoring the problems that even the video they are commenting on is showing. It is like he is reading from a national statement from the league of Wahhabi or something lol.
Really? Please which are they? I plan to travel to as many countries as possible. One of my to-do lists in the coming year. Thanks@@AbderrahmaneBenzater
The narrator is condescending in her perception. Apparently she didn’t do her homework. In all Muslim countries women can open bank accounts and have property. This tradition is 1400 years old. Freedom for women is a new phenomenon in the west.
It makes the western woman(narrator) feel good about herself, considering all the crap that happens here in the west to women! We'll let her have her delusions. God bless her!😅
I lived in Saudi Arabia and our place was like a couple of kilometers from the bridge leading into Bahrain so we used to go there every weekend to escape the toughness and rudeness of THE KINGDOM of Saudi Arabia. It was common knowledge within the expat community that SAUDI men go there to have lots of sex with foreign wh-res. Also, most of the Saudi men are into a bisexual lifestyle as they love both lifestyles. A lot of Saudi men will often have a Pilipino or Thai boy they --ck. It is sickening beyond sickening the kind of double life they lead. Everything goes in Bahrain, wild sex, drugs, pot, amphetamines, etc. If you've got the money, then you can permit yourself any kind of pleasure you want. It sickened me when I was offered these things. I politely refused but never criticized for fear of reprisals as sometimes even the Saudi police is in on all this madness. With the right money, you can even pay the IMAMS to look the other way. Specially the SHIITES who go to these special houses where they get married for ONE HOUR. Basically you go in, you pay for your wh-re and that is your wife for an hour or half a day. Then you divorce her and it is not considered prostitution. It is a legal marriage and ... voila. Allah blesses you for all that madness. God help your soul if you are a woman and anyone catches you off guard on any of these wild sins. You could find your head on a silver platter.
It’s not just Saudis. Most Arab men or gay or bisexual. The segregated culture of men and women there turn them gay. The rich ones pay for trophy white wives but do men or even young boys on the side. They do bisexual or gay sex orgy parties and drugs. It is like a tradition for rich Arab men to frequent prostitutes for sex parties and do drugs. I don’t know if you heard of Wikileaks when they leaked all the classified US documents back in 2010. It contained all the dirty laundry of the Arab royals. The current crown Prince of Dubai Hamdan was exposed for being gay and flew in male hookers for sex orgies on a regular. He was also a drug addict. His face still has meth holes. Meth is the choice drugs for gays to do orgies. He is also rumored to like little boys. I have also heard of the sick lifestyle of Saudi men and sleeping with Filipino men. There was the Saudi Prince who murdered his male African servant lover and another in LA that was sexually assaulting men and women at his hotel. In Dubai the sheiks pay for ladyboys. There are also a lot of Russian hookers there as well. Then they seem to like “porta potty”. Something sick I recently heard of. The lifestyle and fetishes are MIND BLOWING. They pretend to be religious but behind closed doors they have 0 moral compass and anything goes. My question is…is AIDS not a thing in the Middle East? They lead such a reckless sex life. Even the Arab women as well.
There is a RUclips video of a transgender? guy called “What goes on in Dubai”. He talks about how the Sheiks in Dubai who happen to be married pay him to sleep with him and do wild things. Some male US celebrities as well. These men bringing home AIDS and STDs to their wives. Seems that is the culture in the Gulf Arab countries. Not sure about the rest of the Middle East. To know that homosexuality is actually LEGAL in Bahrain. 😳 Those men must really enjoy their daily dose of d**k. What is the point of acting all holy and the laws there if that is what they enjoy including the elite ruling class. Nothing but hypocrites. I swear it’s depressing to learn about their lifestyle.
@@Thaddeus-ml8if"Is AIDS not a thing in the Middle East?" Actually NO. According to April 2021 report from UNAIDS: "The HIV epidemic in the Middle East and North Africa is still growing-an estimated 20 000 new HIV infections in 2019 marked a 25% increase over the 16 000 new infections in 2010. The region is far from controlling its HIV epidemic and HIV treatment coverage is low, with only 38% of people living with HIV accessing HIV treatment in 2019, resulting in 8000 people dying from AIDS-related illnesses in the region."
We will raise again and we will raise the banner of Islam again Majority of arabs don't agree with this, these rulers were implanted by Brits and they want to satisfy the west instead of satisfying Allah
We will raise again and we will raise the banner of Islam again Majority of arabs don't agree with this, these rulers were implanted by Brits and they want to satisfy the west instead of satisfying Allah
She doesn’t come from oil family, this documentary guy is full of shit. She worked hard and her family and on top she doesn’t run nightclubs she is running restaurant with lounges
Me Gustaría Ir A Cenar A Este Restaurante Con Un Hombre Educado y Respetuoso. Aplaudo Que Se Apoye Al Talento Local y Al Talento Internacional y Lo Más Importante Es Que Se Apoya El Comercio Local. El Comercio Local Es Una Gran Bendición Para Todo El Mundo. Saludos Cordiales Desde El Puerto De Tampico, Tamaulipas, México.
I used to work in a very high end gentlemens BAR/CASINO in LONDON and there was always ROYALTY from the gulf states going there mainly 18-25year olds They would pull up in there LAMBORGHINI, FERRARIS,BUGGATTIS and then they'd sit at the bar drink copious amounts of alcohol and snort cocaine in the toilets with all there friends.And then ask me could I bring in some high class escorts and they we're married BTW and they would throw there money around like it was going out of fashion.I made a lot of money from them because I was the only 1 of 2 people who used to drive there supercars back to there £10-25 MILLION POUND Apartments in Knightsbridge and Mayfair because obviously they couldn't because they we're out of there minds of booze & drugs..But damn I really miss that job I left there like a d*ck because I was getting homesick this was in the in the late 80's mid 90's...
Very reckless lifestyle amongst rich Arab Bedouins from the windfall of oil bringing home the STDs to their 4 wives. They also have sex orgies with male hookers. It’s part of the culture. Yet they pray 5 times a day. So religious. 🙄
As a Jamaican I must saw thanks for the highlights . Love the diversity….. Palestinians lives matters and it really hurt my heart to see so many kids slaughtered daily. Stop the war and feed those suffering people. How longer can we watch this go on . SMFH.
Life is not all about Gaza bro. Spare us. We can't stop eating because of Gaza. Not only Gazans are hungry and suffering from wars. Congo, Sudan, Ukraine , people are hungry and destitute too. Stop over blowing the Gaza whistle as if it's all the world has as a problem
It's nice to see a place where all religions can come together and a place where young people can have fun without the drugs that have destroyed the Western world
It's almost the same 30 years ago when I was there. Saudis regularly visit Bahrain during weekend for alcoholic drinks. So, this is nothing new anymore.
Grew up in Bahrain until I finished my schooling at the Indian School, Isa Town. Was last there in 2002. It was nice to see Manama, where I stayed. Hope to return one day and see all the changes.
@@samlevites9824 You see the lifestyle of many Bahrainis and Saudis? Partying in bars/nightclubs of Manama? Do you see Muslim migrants doing that in Europe? That's the difference. This is why Bahrain is safer than Paris or Berlin now.
@@MithunOnTheNetwealthy Gulf Arabs vs economically desperate Muslims from North Africa and the Indian subcontinent? There is a cultural and wealth gap right there
Highly informative! Only 2 observations I want to share: I only wish the government would see that mistreating the Shias will cause problems. 2. Is there another way to develop the economy besides overbuilding?? Dubai currently has a number of unfinished projects. I understand that the country has the money to build but I think there's a way balance building, tourism, and cultural preservation without a million skyscrapers.
I was in Barhrain in 1982 while I was in U.S. Navy and the hot spot back than was the Holiday Inn there was two British women sang there it has changed
This is a nice documentary, but hearing things like “religious tolerance is rare. In this part of the world “is kind of discerning. If they were just to do about an hours worth of research, they would realize that there are plenty of places in the middle east that allow for religious tolerance. Muslims are taught to allow other religions to practice their religion and not prosecute them for being not Muslim.
The Quran demands/orders the believers to mur$er the disbelievers, J€w’s, and Christians. So as long as you Muslims ignore your holy book then yeah you can say what you typed.
@@tytiw516but it's true. There is much intolerance In middle east on religion than any other region in the world. That you can't dispute because it's a fact
I wish I had the kind of money where I could just jump on a plane or drive a car and take off at anytime. Go shopping, buy a dress of my choice or decorate my home how ever…I saps I’m happy with my little home, my 14 year old car and this small iPad I use to watch such videos..lol God is good to me, I’m well and my 3 animals are happy…that’s what matters 😊 So thank you for always bringing such good content here…I like your choice of videos you share here.
The presumptions and consequences of becoming rich on the basis of a depleting resource is astonishing in its hubris and the luxury of its entitlement.
Wow...what an amazing documentary... never knew that there's an Islamic country with such a beautiful people and awesome atmosphere... Please how do i migrate to Bahrain???
it is possible for humanity to unite and settle all these conflicts. The planet has enough resources to go around. But some countries will have to give out so that others also receive some. It is possible. Let us look for this possibility. Best Documentary could spread a word on this possibility. If you did, your 3.8 million viewers will support you.
There was a time in history when progress and inventions were associated with Muslims and that’s a fact. Science and philosophy find its roots in Muslim nations. However, it’s sad to see that dedication and commitment that once was patented by muslims now it’s replaced by addictions and loss of clemency and purity. It’s devastating..
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I spent two wonderful years in Bahrain. Locals took care of me better than my own family members. Always grateful to people of Bahrain.
Lol beggars
Uncle Fred ? sorry to about the drug and alcohol intervention, we were just trying to save you from being a loser
Common Behrain people are Shia muslims, Shia muslims are humble people. I am Sunni.
@@tanveerfatima3615What's the difference?
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I’m from Ethiopia I was working at Bahrain as a professional Architectural designer for two years now back my country,I witnessed the peoples are very friendly…
😊😊😊Thanks for sharing with us your personal experience on this particular country. I'm a Brazilian (don't live in Bahrain), but I like to read about other peoples and cultures giving their personal opinion. All the best for you in Bahrain and the same for the people of Ethiopia. 👍🏻🇧🇷🇪🇹
Hallo dear neiba ! (I'm Kenyan 🇰🇪).
Thanks for sharing your experience with us. I'd really love to travel there for work too.
@user-ik4gm5tq3k🎉
Need more of these documentaries because they give other insights and perspectives of life in gulf countries… you showed two faces of life , those who are enjoying and others are struggling and working hard … it’s life everywhere no difference
It’s a shitty excuse for life, at that. It’s hell on earth, and the domestication and farming of livestock animals is to blame. That, and the fact that by seeking to dominate other animal species by farming and exploiting them, it has bred a certain type of human animal into existence by the billions, too. The type that is a really aggressive asshole, that only cares about themselves, and will walk all over others to be selfish, and greedy. A very dense personality type. One with major attachment issues, and a real inability to learn, grow, and evolve.
Grew up nextdoors in Saudi and have loved Bahrain since childhood. I remember dad brought over our first ever Pizza Hut pizza from Bahrain on one of his work visits in the car across the causeway in the early 90s (Saudi didn’t have Pizza Hut at that point). Weekend visits for shopping at Seef Mall and City Center, watch a movie followed by dinner and drive back home across the causeway - oh the memories! Still go back every year over Christmas from the U.K.! The locals are super lovely and friendly, the quality of everything from food to entertainment and relaxation is top notch and it’s not manic like some bits of London or New York - modern, fairly with the times in its own way and a laid back and relaxing pace of life. Long ago when there was no Dubai there was Bahrain - the OG. Highly recommend visiting!
Love, love Bahrain. Spent two years in Saudi and visited when I can. They are warm, beautiful people. It can get expensive though.
I absolutely loved my time living in Bahrain. I learned so much and experienced so many things. Of all my travels, I always felt relaxed. Like I was coming home.
Really enjoyed my trips to Bahrain in the very early 1980's. Lovely people. Great Souk. Such a joy.
I grew up in Bahrain under the old Sheik Isa, a British Army Brat in the 60s and again 70s. Nothing much there then. Thank you for a wonderful childhood.
I was in the Emirates in the early 70's on, did you ever visit RAF Sharjah..??🌴 Knew some people there.
Sharjah was great then.
Was a closeknit community back then, the heat of the desert made everyone stay indoors or under the shade, but people got on well. Used to the Trucial Oman Scouts base there, and flew Piper Cub planes at the old airport. That old runway is now a major throughfare.@@MN-br5nb
I didn’t know Bahrain was like this at all, looks like a cool place to visit!!!! Got to put it on the bucket list now!!!
The fact that I heard Davido's Music in the background gave me joy. Nigerian Music is a gift to the world.
That would be Nigeria's only gift to the world, country of thieves and scammers
Can Nigeria give anything else to the world?
Nigeria and "gift to the world" is an oxymoron
@@pithius2191the music is great. Thanks for the info
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Worked there for a while with Gulf Air and had a wonderfull time. Good vibes good memories - Bahraini People were very nice to me ❤
This place has been on my bucket list..maybe one day. Good to know you had a good time, people are nice as they seem from watching the video here. Have a good day 😊
@@maryreynolds5310Yes
Because you’re probably white that’s why. They worship white ppl. Lots of white females prostitute there as well mainly from Russia but no stereotypes.
I also did work with Gulf Air!
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That prince at 3:30 is certainly a fan of gastronomy. A well-rounded royal, that's for sure.
He's certainly not missing any meals!😁I've been fascinated with Bahrain for a while now but had no idea it was this liberal or that so many Saudis flooded into it each weekend. I always hear people talk about Dubai or Abu Dhabi, but never hear mention of Manama as a party destination in the Middle East. Looks like a hidden gem, at least for foreign travelers who go to Dubai and/or Abu Dhabi instead. It really was surprising to see the nightclub scene with the women dressed quite provocatively and alcohol flowing so freely, yet it does maintain that cleanliness and decorum noted in the Middle East.
@@DarlingNikki2 You should really do your research on the sickness that goes on with these Arab “royals” or the rich Arabs and their culture. Most are gay or bisexual. They go to clubs, get drunk, snort coke, have sex orgies with prostitutes both men and women sometimes only with men or ladyboys if they are gay all the while being married to women. The Saudi men are are known to lead a double life. Most are gay. They like to call up their f*ck boys when their wives menstruate. The ones in Dubai like to defecate into your mouth. They hire instagram models for that. Look up porta potty. The fetishes are mind blowing. They also like to go to London and call in a bunch of hookers. I’ll give you true stories you can look up. Saudi prince killed his African male servant lover and took pictures of his corpse for sexual gratification. Saudi prince arrested in LA for kidnapping and sexually assaulting women while having his male servant fart on him and give him oral. Sheikh Hamdan of Dubai exposed for having sex orgies with male hookers on a regular. He also has affinity for little boys. The list goes on and on with their sickness. It is their culture. They are sick people that shatter any moral compass. Bedouins with oil money.
@@DarlingNikki2 I lived there for a while on and off. It definitely is a hidden gem. Don’t tell anyone
He could be an anime prince
I had to laugh when this prince waltzed in😂
While working in conservative KSA in the 1990’s Bahrain was a taste of “normalcy” for my family and I. Usually we stayed at the Holiday Inn and hit the large shopping mall ( only one during that decade) I remember the Bahrain National Museum being top-notch. Good memories of the place. I am sure I wouldn’t recognize it today- no longer a quiet little island.
yeah back then was odd, now saudi is brilliant
I really enjoyed watching this documentary about Bahrain and I learned a lot, thank you.
As a Bahraini, I have to say I am disappointed by how some matters are taken out of context and inaccurate to some degree. The title of the documentary is not related to politics nor religion a slight cross between the subjects is fine to mention, but as usual western media like to dramatize these issues for more views. Bahrain for decades have availed freedom and is not new to us as residents , the economy and market has been free for anyone to enter and compete, alcohol was also available (which for some reason is depicted as freedom for some French nationals in this documentary). Bahrain is also known for its high quality in infrastructure, technology, the people's hospitality, tradition and history these are many reason people especially Saudis and expats come to Bahrain aside from parties and alcohol.
Let this be known that Bahrain will forever be hospitable to all races, religions and cultures however in return local traditions must also be respected which is the case of every country.
I don’t respect the local “tradition” of the domestication and farming of livestock animals anywhere on the planet, and most especially in the old world, because that’s where this stupidity began 10,000 years ago in the Indus Valley. And, ever since then, unnatural human overpopulation has been occurring, and spreading, colonizing the whole planet with dependent, agricultural-urbanized sheeple, and the livestock animals they rode in on, and would not exist without. The domestication and farming of livestock animals, is the farming of human animals. And, religions are a man-made construct made up by “prophets”, with the intention to control the masses, and entrench and enslave them. Thereby creating classes, of elites/royals, and the lower peasant, and slave classes. So, that those with authority over others could walk all over the backs of others to gain, and retain, wealth, power, money, resources, dominance, and control. As an example, in Islam, they just kill those who deny, denounce, or fail to obey Islam. I’ve got no respect for any of this history. And no respect for the male human superiority ego complexes of the men of those regions.
Yeah right. You only worship white people. People like Asians are racially discriminated against they’re just like all of the Arab world. The Saudi men go to Bahrain for gay sex orgies because most are gay or bisexual. Lots of Russian hookers there as well. It’s same like Dubai though. Most of the sheikhs or rich Emirate men are gay. Even sheikh Hamdan got exposed for sex orgies with male hookers. Sex trafficking them to his father’s palace. And they love to go to London and bringing in prostitutes to hotels there as well. Driving fast in their little Bugattis and Lamborghinis without a care about human life. Are Bahraini men like that as well? Cocaine and sex parties and gay sex? I’m truly curious.
Yes a paradise for all except for Shias
@@1bloodnovski Shias. These people really need to get a life and stop with this “prophet” propaganda nonsense. It’s so crusty and old, at this point. They’re just upholding some dead guy’s male human superiority ego complex, and the issues that he projected onto the world with his ego. This is religion, and it’s fake, and man-made up in their heads. To be the singular authority and only his male family members are allowed to be followed and listened to in succession of the original guy who made these preposterous claims. Ridiculous! Why can’t these people see right through these lies??? Why does human society still think and behave so archaically, and so falsely?
100% we used to travel from Qatar to Bahrain for the openness and friendly Bahrain culture.
I'm going to visit this wonderful country soon.
Thank you for this intro
Actually And Reaily This Is The Best Documentary 👌 Love And Respect From Doha Qatar 🇶🇦 ✌️
Love and respect for??? You must be one of their "loyal customers" lol...can't believe this is a typical exxlamikk nation where you guys talk so much about your so called religion and exxlamikk culture...especially thirsty saudiessss
43:51 that's there The Best Saudi Arabian I have ever seen in my life! Full Power to you brother! 👍
Damn!! Skipping a meal or two won't hurt the son of the king!!!
A fine example of one of the 7 deadly sins: GLUTTONY
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probably did a stint in the US on a study abroad program
@@pithius2191 If you're wondering why every time you go to McDonalds they say there's no ice cream it's because he hit it already and cleaned it out. Single serving to him is what would fill a bathtub. Oink 🐷
@@jaycarver4886 hahaha, good grief he truly is a glutton
I grew up in Bahrain, perhaps the best time of my life. It was long time ago before Dubai became the place to be. Bahrain was even then the most beautiful place. You could be who you wanted to be. I still have some of my closest friends there. Beautiful memories.
Good for you. Maybe one day you grow up and learn about the real world!
I spent 9 worderful years in Bahrian . It is one place that never leaves your heart .
A playground for wealthy hypocrites from Saudi Arabia.
🙄 They’ve already reached home plate. Most Saudi men are gay or bisexual. They have been doing sex orgies with other men and or with European hookers behind closed doors for the longest time even in Saudi. Many people know this. Maybe one day they accept their sexuality and in Saudi it will be legal to be homosexual. But I don’t understand the orgy part. Why can’t they have 1 partner.
the new generations are already moderate. They're just controlled by their families. @shaunnal2560
@shaunnal2560 do you think that with going to party you become modern,I would never ever believe that.
@shaunnal2560 Things are changing in Saudi Arabia by the oversight of the Crown Prince but whether that change is for the good of the people or for his own personal agenda is debatable. Living in any extreme whether too Spartan/Draconian or too hedonistic is never good so hopefully a moderate middle ground will come to pass there. Interestingly, before the attack on Mecca in 1979 (seemingly a year for revolutions as Iran had one too) it was a more modern, moderate place with movie theaters, women on TV unveiled/no hair covering, and Western influences everywhere (Pepsi/Coke products, Western cars, etc.). That attack changed everything and they went too far to the right, creating an extreme that opened the door to some unfortunate happenings elsewhere (and America definitely had a part to play in that as well; lots of blood and mess on our hands). MBS seems to want to swing things to the left but I hope it's not too far because the primal instinct in most people seems to be to take things to an extreme when given the freedom to indulge in vices (provocative dancing, drinking, romantic relationships with no permanence in mind, etc.).
@shaunnal2560 No I'm not fooled by him at all. It's a shame so many are but we seem to be wired to let flashy things and money dazzle us even when looking something malicious in the eyes.
I don’t like modern things. Transports $15 k euro birds in air conditioned van and trains them with remote control airplane 😂
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A because he's making money from it 😂
Ohh I would LOVE to go there one day!!! It would be an honor actually! I’ve never seen a more beautiful place
Got $$$$?
@@rahulat85 probably not enough to be there. Lol
@@VanillateaGirl lol good for you! Atleast now you will visit more fun place.
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Lived in Bahrain for about 18 months between 1998-2000, Manama and Muharraq are very dense and beautiful cities I frequented. On the weekends, Saudis would come and enjoy the nightlife at all of the various hotels and restaurants.
Was born there...been back wnd forth to it over yhe years...i love it with all my heart,.wish that one day ill be there again..
Wow Made in Bahrain
Not a Bahraini by Birth.
Wonderful. I loved everything about this film. The people are beautiful. Mamoud and his Falcons terrific. I loved his old-fashioned ways. His values. The business lady too. We could so with some of this life-living in London town. Thanku for this film. Stay real....❤
My South-Asian wife had received a very well-paid job offer from a company in Bahrain, but the boss was fair enough to warn her of the racism in his country. In the end, she thanked him for his honesty and came to Europe instead, where we met. On a later visit to the gulf region (although admittedly not to Bahrain) we got to know Arabic racism: people being super friendly to me as a white man, but treating the dark-skinned woman next to me like dirt. Not a region in the world we will ever visit again.
Interesting that they documentary claims the opposite
@@GenXMamaOnly light skin people 😞 talked sadly
Fair play for other religions and other churches thats a massive progress!
I Love The Kingdom of Bahrain. I visit every month. Escobar has a nice ambience and the music is always good
I love Bahrain!!!! Lived in KSA for 6 years...and every weekend went over the bridge of all bridges
Fascinating documentary - thank you
I first went to Bahrain in the 80s and before retiring in October of 2019 I spent 4 months there
“The arabs of the desert are the worst in disbelief and hypocrisy”
Quran (9:97)
It’s really owesome the book is their language
Good piece of journalism here.
Excellent!!! And well put together.
Wow amazing documentary ❤❤❤ from 🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹
i love to watch and enjoy at end of the story documentary, when people there spend the time and reserve their traditional culture.
Bahrain is a good place, peaceful and progressive. The natives are hospitable. A country of 92% desert living life to the fullest captures my admiration for the Al-Khalifa dynasty on how they apportion the scarce resources for the well-being of everyone. It can only and will always get better.
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@@EvilSmonkerdoesn’t even make sense
@@dwaynekeenum1916 The comment above is so clearly ignoring the problems that even the video they are commenting on is showing. It is like he is reading from a national statement from the league of Wahhabi or something lol.
Nice to see..people enjoying themselves, not harming anyone, only the haters want to destroy happiness wherever they see it
اللهم ارفع مقتك و غضبك عنا. اللهم ردنا إليك ردا جميلا. و الله لا يزول عنكم الذل حتي تراجعوا دينكم.
*Very nice to watch this video very well done*
Awesome work thanks.
I used to live there in 2005 to 2012 so i know the culture. But ur video is showing different side of Bahrain. Good work
Bahrain is tolarent of Both Cultures🤣
Thanks for the video
Woooow Very interesting country, just love it. I would love to visit someday . Greeting from Sweden
I am truly blown away. To think that this is a Middle Eastern country is unbelievable! It is now a place I would like to visit soon.
There's other countries in Middle East that are like Bahrain
Really? Please which are they? I plan to travel to as many countries as possible. One of my to-do lists in the coming year. Thanks@@AbderrahmaneBenzater
@henshaweyo4211 turkey, Egypt, lebanon, uae, qatar, kuwait,Syria ,palestine .Don't think that all middle eastern countries are extremists
@@henshaweyo4211Lebanon, UAE(especially Dubai) Although not in middle east Morocco and Tunisia are also fairly moderate Arab countries
If the prince continues eating like that he will make the island sink
Hahaha very funny 😁
I honestly enjoyed this documentary. It's àll about pushing positivity
Jew, Buddhist, Christian, Muslim, atheist, we all have the right to exist in this difficult world. Working together is success for all!
This is truth.
The narrator is condescending in her perception. Apparently she didn’t do her homework. In all Muslim countries women can open bank accounts and have property. This tradition is 1400 years old. Freedom for women is a new phenomenon in the west.
What about sex slaves of mohamed? 😂😂😂
It makes the western woman(narrator) feel good about herself, considering all the crap that happens here in the west to women!
We'll let her have her delusions. God bless her!😅
This was so enlightening. Thank you for posting
I lived in Saudi Arabia and our place was like a couple of kilometers from the bridge leading into Bahrain so we used to go there every weekend to escape the toughness and rudeness of THE KINGDOM of Saudi Arabia. It was common knowledge within the expat community that SAUDI men go there to have lots of sex with foreign wh-res. Also, most of the Saudi men are into a bisexual lifestyle as they love both lifestyles. A lot of Saudi men will often have a Pilipino or Thai boy they --ck. It is sickening beyond sickening the kind of double life they lead. Everything goes in Bahrain, wild sex, drugs, pot, amphetamines, etc. If you've got the money, then you can permit yourself any kind of pleasure you want. It sickened me when I was offered these things. I politely refused but never criticized for fear of reprisals as sometimes even the Saudi police is in on all this madness. With the right money, you can even pay the IMAMS to look the other way. Specially the SHIITES who go to these special houses where they get married for ONE HOUR. Basically you go in, you pay for your wh-re and that is your wife for an hour or half a day. Then you divorce her and it is not considered prostitution. It is a legal marriage and ... voila. Allah blesses you for all that madness. God help your soul if you are a woman and anyone catches you off guard on any of these wild sins. You could find your head on a silver platter.
It’s not just Saudis. Most Arab men or gay or bisexual. The segregated culture of men and women there turn them gay. The rich ones pay for trophy white wives but do men or even young boys on the side. They do bisexual or gay sex orgy parties and drugs. It is like a tradition for rich Arab men to frequent prostitutes for sex parties and do drugs. I don’t know if you heard of Wikileaks when they leaked all the classified US documents back in 2010. It contained all the dirty laundry of the Arab royals. The current crown Prince of Dubai Hamdan was exposed for being gay and flew in male hookers for sex orgies on a regular. He was also a drug addict. His face still has meth holes. Meth is the choice drugs for gays to do orgies. He is also rumored to like little boys. I have also heard of the sick lifestyle of Saudi men and sleeping with Filipino men. There was the Saudi Prince who murdered his male African servant lover and another in LA that was sexually assaulting men and women at his hotel. In Dubai the sheiks pay for ladyboys. There are also a lot of Russian hookers there as well. Then they seem to like “porta potty”. Something sick I recently heard of. The lifestyle and fetishes are MIND BLOWING. They pretend to be religious but behind closed doors they have 0 moral compass and anything goes. My question is…is AIDS not a thing in the Middle East? They lead such a reckless sex life. Even the Arab women as well.
There is a RUclips video of a transgender? guy called “What goes on in Dubai”. He talks about how the Sheiks in Dubai who happen to be married pay him to sleep with him and do wild things. Some male US celebrities as well. These men bringing home AIDS and STDs to their wives. Seems that is the culture in the Gulf Arab countries. Not sure about the rest of the Middle East. To know that homosexuality is actually LEGAL in Bahrain. 😳 Those men must really enjoy their daily dose of d**k. What is the point of acting all holy and the laws there if that is what they enjoy including the elite ruling class. Nothing but hypocrites. I swear it’s depressing to learn about their lifestyle.
@@Thaddeus-ml8if"Is AIDS not a thing in the Middle East?"
Actually NO. According to April 2021 report from UNAIDS:
"The HIV epidemic in the Middle East and North Africa is still growing-an estimated 20 000 new HIV infections in 2019 marked a 25% increase over the 16 000 new infections in 2010. The region is far from controlling its HIV epidemic and HIV treatment coverage is low, with only 38% of people living with HIV accessing HIV treatment in 2019, resulting in 8000 people dying from AIDS-related illnesses in the region."
This whole stuff is condemned in Islam.
@@huzaifbhat-zb7uv Yes but they don’t practice what they preach and jail you for do they?
Very interesting getting an inside look 👀. Beautiful country. I do see some hypocrisy in this story as well which is in every place.
Mmmm honestly surprised. Bahrain is enormously open .
TRUTH...I genuinely smiled when I seen the 2 dancing With one another.. It really is sad
Gorgeous country and amazingly kind and generous people
hey girl I love girls and berries we should talk
Wow shameful for the Ummah. Very sad to see this.
Exactly
May Allah guide the ummah of Prophet Muhammad SallAllahu Alaihi Wasallam
We will raise again and we will raise the banner of Islam again Majority of arabs don't agree with this, these rulers were implanted by Brits and they want to satisfy the west instead of satisfying Allah
We will raise again and we will raise the banner of Islam again Majority of arabs don't agree with this, these rulers were implanted by Brits and they want to satisfy the west instead of satisfying Allah
I see nothing shameful about Bahrain s tolerance to Jews and Christians especially Jews It YOU who should be ashamed of your intolerant attitude aagh
Why shameful?
My classmate work there till now. It’s been 22yrs wow. She said the best country and the best people .
When I first saw the 'businesswomen' I was amazed! But the second I heard she comes from an oil family, suddenly all her amusement went away 😅
She doesn’t come from oil family, this documentary guy is full of shit. She worked hard and her family and on top she doesn’t run nightclubs she is running restaurant with lounges
Rags to riches stories almost non-existent in feudal type societies.
Really Love this Documentary!!! And really Missing Bahrain 🇧🇭 My Second Home 🏡 ❤
I might have to take a trip down there. Looks beautiful
Yep its a revelation. I love the partial religious tolerance. Tragic that the Shia are persecuted.
Me Gustaría Ir A Cenar A Este Restaurante Con Un Hombre Educado y Respetuoso. Aplaudo Que Se Apoye Al Talento Local y Al Talento Internacional y Lo Más Importante Es Que Se Apoya El Comercio Local. El Comercio Local Es Una Gran Bendición Para Todo El Mundo. Saludos Cordiales Desde El Puerto De Tampico, Tamaulipas, México.
I used to work in a very high end gentlemens BAR/CASINO in LONDON and there was always ROYALTY from the gulf states going there mainly 18-25year olds They would pull up in there LAMBORGHINI, FERRARIS,BUGGATTIS and then they'd sit at the bar drink copious amounts of alcohol and snort cocaine in the toilets with all there friends.And then ask me could I bring in some high class escorts and they we're married BTW and they would throw there money around like it was going out of fashion.I made a lot of money from them because I was the only 1 of 2 people who used to drive there supercars back to there £10-25 MILLION POUND Apartments in Knightsbridge and Mayfair because obviously they couldn't because they we're out of there minds of booze & drugs..But damn I really miss that job I left there like a d*ck because I was getting homesick this was in the in the late 80's mid 90's...
'Royalty', from small camel-herding desert tribes.. Petrodollared!
@@iainsanders4775they are royalty
How much did you make a month there as a barkeeper?
Very reckless lifestyle amongst rich Arab Bedouins from the windfall of oil bringing home the STDs to their 4 wives. They also have sex orgies with male hookers. It’s part of the culture. Yet they pray 5 times a day. So religious. 🙄
That sounds not that crazy if you suddenly get that much money you might be not that different
I feel like I miss this place so much yet never been ❤
As a Jamaican I must saw thanks for the highlights . Love the diversity….. Palestinians lives matters and it really hurt my heart to see so many kids slaughtered daily. Stop the war and feed those suffering people. How longer can we watch this go on . SMFH.
how about the Palestinian's focus on bettering their lives instead of becoming terrorist and brainwashing their children into being terrorists?
ThIs is a well done video.
It is entertaining as well as informative.
The food this man eat in one day can feed all of Gaza😢
Life is not all about Gaza bro. Spare us. We can't stop eating because of Gaza. Not only Gazans are hungry and suffering from wars. Congo, Sudan, Ukraine , people are hungry and destitute too. Stop over blowing the Gaza whistle as if it's all the world has as a problem
Wow, that was the most beautiful dining room i ever saw. And their kitten was simply gorgeous.
Beautiful Vlog beautiful day greeting from Malaysia 🇲🇾
It's nice to see a place where all religions can come together and a place where young people can have fun without the drugs that have destroyed the Western world
First to hear of a country called Bahrain. It is wow. If I am opportuned to travel out of my country it will be Bahrain.
This make me Sick, how can they do this, when our brothers and sisters in Palestinian going through this difficult time. Subhana Allah
I'm speechless. just , amazing.
It would be nice to see them donating money to poor children and families all over the world
They let the Brits to do it they are more rich😊😊
No! They should only help the citizens of Bahrain, they have already made one big mistake,Ask Germany.
Spent few months in Bahrain - amazing country with friendly, great people.
It's almost the same 30 years ago when I was there. Saudis regularly visit Bahrain during weekend for alcoholic drinks. So, this is nothing new anymore.
Grew up in Bahrain until I finished my schooling at the Indian School, Isa Town. Was last there in 2002. It was nice to see Manama, where I stayed. Hope to return one day and see all the changes.
@@samlevites9824 You see the lifestyle of many Bahrainis and Saudis? Partying in bars/nightclubs of Manama? Do you see Muslim migrants doing that in Europe? That's the difference. This is why Bahrain is safer than Paris or Berlin now.
@@MithunOnTheNetwealthy Gulf Arabs vs economically desperate Muslims from North Africa and the Indian subcontinent? There is a cultural and wealth gap right there
Highly informative! Only 2 observations I want to share: I only wish the government would see that mistreating the Shias will cause problems.
2. Is there another way to develop the economy besides overbuilding?? Dubai currently has a number of unfinished projects. I understand that the country has the money to build but I think there's a way balance building, tourism, and cultural preservation without a million skyscrapers.
Reminds me of Asians countries over building with no demand for it.
Yes.
I was in Barhrain in 1982 while I was in U.S. Navy and the hot spot back than was the Holiday Inn there was two British women sang there it has changed
Night clubs destroys people’s lives
No it doesn't
Wow 🤩 very much impressed
Live and work here in Bahrain. Love this country
May I know how to find a white collar job there? Thanking you in advance.
Loving it…I will visit soon.
me too I’m looking at airline tickets.
This is a nice documentary, but hearing things like “religious tolerance is rare. In this part of the world “is kind of discerning. If they were just to do about an hours worth of research, they would realize that there are plenty of places in the middle east that allow for religious tolerance. Muslims are taught to allow other religions to practice their religion and not prosecute them for being not Muslim.
You really don't have any idea how bad it is to not be a Muslim in the middle east do you?
The Quran demands/orders the believers to mur$er the disbelievers, J€w’s, and Christians. So as long as you Muslims ignore your holy book then yeah you can say what you typed.
@@025GamxKeep driveling 😂
@@tytiw516 Refute the point instead of resorting to ad hom and emoji spamming like a child.
@@tytiw516but it's true. There is much intolerance In middle east on religion than any other region in the world. That you can't dispute because it's a fact
I’ve never seen someone proudly proclaiming haram sins as an achievement
I wish I had the kind of money where I could just jump on a plane or drive a car and take off at anytime. Go shopping, buy a dress of my choice or decorate my home how ever…I saps I’m happy with my little home, my 14 year old car and this small iPad I use to watch such videos..lol God is good to me, I’m well and my 3 animals are happy…that’s what matters 😊
So thank you for always bringing such good content here…I like your choice of videos you share here.
Yes I wish the same. It's nice to dream. I'm thankful for the few things I do have.
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Yeah bro we must be grateful for the things we have.
The presumptions and consequences of becoming rich on the basis of a depleting resource is astonishing in its hubris and the luxury of its entitlement.
Point taken. But did you swallow a dictionary?
lmao that Prince looks well fed
I like your content and channel
Wow...what an amazing documentary... never knew that there's an Islamic country with such a beautiful people and awesome atmosphere...
Please how do i migrate to Bahrain???
Islamic country! The whole continent of Africa is 70% Muslim, Asia is 40% Muslim! What an idiot!
Thank you for reposting this - hilarious arabs!!!
This suffocating to look at.. people are praising this kind of lifestyle.. sad
The test and abomination of wealth! Suffocating indeed.
it is possible for humanity to unite and settle all these conflicts. The planet has enough resources to go around. But some countries will have to give out so that others also receive some. It is possible. Let us look for this possibility. Best Documentary could spread a word on this possibility. If you did, your 3.8 million viewers will support you.
There was a time in history when progress and inventions were associated with Muslims and that’s a fact. Science and philosophy find its roots in Muslim nations. However, it’s sad to see that dedication and commitment that once was patented by muslims now it’s replaced by addictions and loss of clemency and purity.
It’s devastating..
3:17 gawd damn...wow... I was not expecting that.
Love Bahrain ..lived there for 5 years
This made me miss Bahrain a lot😢.
When life and money is more important than religion for Arabs ❤ great party 🎉🥳❤
Al khoheji and al moaayed are two of the most strong foundation real estate builders in Bahrain