Anton somewhere

2 жыл бұрын

I am banned to enter Russia for 50 years ( and other news ).

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@user-hp6cz1ls2v4 сағат бұрын

***Disasters Coming To The Arabian Kingdoms*** AustagfirullahAlaziim..: This disaster and worse ever disasters will come, not only to Dubai but also to Saudi Arabia and all the Arab so call Kingdoms because their Royal leaders or what we say Monarchies are betrayal to their people and the Ummah as a whole. Majority of the Ummah cursed the way those monarchies brought their countries transforming from purely Islam to circular fully deviating from abiding to the teaching of Islam, now compromise and permitting LGBT, alcohol, gambling, prostitutions just to attract tourist from the West. They have the heart to arrest and put in jail the Imams that were sincerely giving advice on the side effect of turning the country into a situation influenced by evils just like the countries in the west. May Allah SWT bless the Ummah protection from those political and royal leaders who have gone against the teachings of Islam opening their hearts guiding to the right teaching to Islam preventing such disasters occurring. Aamiin Yarobbil Aalaamiin🕌🌙🤲🤲🤲💖🌹

@fuzzyhair3214 сағат бұрын

those parks, i would describe as gardens

@SecretIsland-yt7se9 сағат бұрын

This video is very good. I always watch your videos, I like this video

@Auroraxell311 сағат бұрын

The forbidden place for Prophet Muhammad 's Ummat

@michaeljones85317 сағат бұрын

They were bred in the UK to go down holes, dig and chase animals (rabbits) out of holes - my Grandad used one to poach rabbit ( also used ferrets ). Digging is bred into them too as is their energy level. I used to play with my grand parents dog - he would chase the ball until he collapsed. He was also territorial and protective and was not scared of anything - took a Rottweiler by the throat and chased him off. Great for kids.

@alphacharley519 сағат бұрын

WTF can’t Yanks learn to pronounce like locals, the names of the places that they visit. Especially as you are on an international platform. I enjoyed it much more by turning of your narration. Sorry, …good visuals!

@M369D20 сағат бұрын

I was walking exactly through this place and I can just say Masha Allah

@darliaung335621 сағат бұрын

one of my favourite series of yours. thank you for the bonus on bathrooms extravaganza!!! I laughed out loud when I see your face after you arrived at the artic bathroom.

@yap599522 сағат бұрын

ukraine will return to its motherland

@ciripaКүн бұрын

What happend to Lera and her parents...did they survive?

@_disasterdonКүн бұрын

How would i know what ozon smells like :D

@carolegervais1766Күн бұрын

Thanks for this lovely video .. well filmed, well narrated and super interesting.

@jaiwatКүн бұрын

Never say you went full koala. They all have chlamydia!

@coraliemoller3896Күн бұрын

Sydney also has trams (called Light Rail = L on the Transport System), trains, metros, buses and ferries. More metros are currently being built and will connect to the second airport and the Aerotropolis centre in western Sydney. The new airport is finally being built after decades of disputes.

@coraliemoller3896Күн бұрын

I don’t know why people in Melbourne emphasise that it is very multicultural, as if other cities in Australia are not. The multicultural impact is widespread. Since Sydney has the largest overseas-born population in Australia and gets the largest proportion of new immigrants annually, with the remainder spread across other major cities, it is likely to be a bit more multicultural than any other place here.

@darliaung3356Күн бұрын

Hey Anton thank you for these videos. Not only that I get to travel to all these amazing places through your lenses but I also learn so much from your narratives.

@Whoo7113 күн бұрын

Can't flush the toilet after 10 pm?? What if you have to 'get up and go' late at night? Do you just leave the piss or shit in the toilet til the morning? ew

@user-hl1dq7nh4d3 күн бұрын

an ideal country , for rich criminals

@AlbionTarkhan3 күн бұрын

Australia was better 20 years ago when there was some multiculturalism. Now it’s turning into a third world shit hole

@Dirkmez3 күн бұрын

Columbus did not land in what became the United States, he landed in the Bahamas.

@petergraham86813 күн бұрын

Sometime ago I put the Azores high on my list to visit & then became enamored of such varied locales as Majorka, Madeira, La Palma in the Canary Islands which had that awesome volcanic eruption some 20 years after I had spent time there. Iceland, a much different destination became a reality as well & which I was fortunate to avoid the volcanoes as well. Also Algarve in SW Portugal was also where I spent a wonderful week. I still intend to make it eventually to the Azores, hopefully, sooner than later. I will see which of the several Azoren islands I seek to explore. It’s relatively mild climate (like Madeira) also draws me & will hopefully maybe check out some Fado as well.

@rickyd.6804 күн бұрын

Did not mention Australia's number one sport, AFL Australian football league, Aussie rules football. Gets the most weekly attendances of any ball sport in the world per capita, and ranked fourth overall in the world regardless of population.

@Thingymajigs4 күн бұрын

Most people pay a minimum of $800 for just a ticket and a parking spot,so it's not actually all free food and drink, as lovely as the illusion is that people give away everything. So with 70,000 going that is £56,000000

@Jonny-wt3rg2 күн бұрын

Once your in the city everything is free. Of course you have to pay to get there. It's a fantasy city for a week.

@alecsaviorel63754 күн бұрын

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@Savannah195 күн бұрын

We WERE ! Now immigrants taking over . People are afraid to be out after dark. Swedish people leaving their own country.

@hermeliin822321 сағат бұрын

Depends on where in Sweden you live, här i norr är det som vanligt :)

@skoricbg5 күн бұрын

Depressions and suicides in Scandinavia or anywhere in the world do not come from bad weather and the difficulty of life, but they come from a side that no one counted on. Psychologist K.G. Jung said, "If you want your child to do well, make it difficult for him to grow up." Not in the sense of trauma, but in the sense of the demands that life puts before him because this is how all the good potentials in a person are activated and developed. Of course, the bad ones can also develop, but that's why parenting exists to emphasize the good and not the bad. I suppose that when someone grows up in Sweden he is "lagom" balanced, but then he is only able to live in Scandinavia, because there are no such ideal laboratory conditions anywhere else in the world, and anywhere else he would feel like a kitten in the jungle. Happiness is an individual thing and cannot be measured. What is "happiness" for a person from one culture, for a person from another culture would be degradation and humiliation. The "United Nations" is not an organization of nations united, it's just a name, it's an organ of the "deep state", so the phrase "United Nations ranking of the happiest countries" should be translated as "America's suggestion of what you should all become". And that something is roughly the culture of mediocrity, where the collective is above the individual. I grew up in a socialist country, so I kind of know what I'm talking about. Let's ask Greta, a young UN activist, what she thinks about it. Greta?..."How DARE you doubt that?!" I don't know much about Scandinavia, but it seems like a pleasant place to live. And that's where the danger lies. These "pleasant" places to live are usually the most secular countries where all man's needs except the metaphysical ones were thought of, and man is a metaphysical being in addition to everything. That's why afterward a person lives comfortably, all material and rational needs are satisfied, but he also has a vague feeling that he is missing something important, and he doesn't even know how to express what because nobody has ever told him about it. The real pain begins when a person realizes that the only goal of his balanced, pleasant, and very rational life is to die one day. It could be expressed with this image: "Do you know that the journey of this train you are on ends with a fall into the abyss?" And the man replies - "it doesn't matter, it's warm, pleasant and I get lemonade and sandwiches". For some, this is enough, and for some, they wake up and feel the horror. A very simple question can be asked, which sounds radical and like a taboo topic because almost no one anywhere in modern Western societies asks it, even though it was very understandable in earlier centuries and other cultures, and it would be - who even says that the ultimate meaning of human life is "happiness"?

@darliaung33565 күн бұрын

can I please move there. Do you guys need a nurse or nurse practitioner?? I want to come live there

@JERRYCHAMBERS-ce7gr5 күн бұрын

Come on Robert, Need to see more Boondocking so we can see more places for free.

@mvszagrsf85855 күн бұрын

Crimes are low becouse no one even care if woman’s are killed, and if u think that they don’t drink alcohol….. u must be naive af

@dna98386 күн бұрын

Eh-zorz? Eh-tlantic? Eh-ntarctica?

@scottterry26066 күн бұрын

Anton, you are missed. Hope all is well with you.

@user-ej2he2cm2m6 күн бұрын

I would visit alula inshallah in the future ❤🇸🇦

@sonicorigin-music94726 күн бұрын

Does someone know the name of the track played at 01:35 min/generally the names of the tracks used? :D

@user-we7vk5zg7l6 күн бұрын

One time when I visited Halden prison I talked to one of the inmates that used to serve in a prison I worked in, Kongsvinger...high security. He said: "It's not the buildings or the facilities...it's the people who works there". He wanted to go back to Kongsvinger. Just saying...

@user-we7vk5zg7l6 күн бұрын

Ahhhh...it's always Halden prison or Bastøy. These are NOT the average Norwegian prisons. I worked in the prison education system in Norway for 6 years. In four different prisons. And I have visited Halden...and Bastøy and many others.