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Matthew 24:4-5 Jesus answered: “Watch out that no one deceives you. 5 For many will come in my name, claiming, ‘I am the Messiah,’ and will deceive many.
Matthew 24:23-28 At that time if anyone says to you, ‘Look, here is the Messiah!’ or, ‘There he is!’ do not believe it. 24 For false messiahs and false prophets will appear and perform great signs and wonders to deceive, if possible, even the elect. 25 See, I have told you ahead of time. 26 “So if anyone tells you, ‘There he is, out in the wilderness,’ do not go out; or, ‘Here he is, in the inner rooms,’ do not believe it. 27 For as lightning that comes from the east is visible even in the west, so will be the coming of the Son of Man. 28 Wherever there is a carcass, there the vultures will gather.
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I’m from Gabon 🇬🇦, for those who know, pygmées are among the kindest, most sharing and welcoming community ever. In Gabon they welcomed the bantous, taught them knowledge like spiritually (bwiti/ iboga), herbal medicine, and how to survive in the forest. But unfortunately, as they are a pacific community, we started to chase them from their natural habitat, force them to integrate in our society, and literally use them as we employ them for big hard work to pay them in chicken change. Thank you, for this video. It’s important to show to the world what they are going through, as they don’t ask much, just peacefully live in the forest where we found them.
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I loved Afghanistan, which I visited in 1975. Herat was like stepping back 1000 years, all mud brick buildings, even my hotel, almost no cars, just horse carts and electricity only about four hours per day. I remember falling asleep to the sound of horses pulling their carts. The people were fantastic. They were the most proud, independent people I've ever met and no foreign power can ever invade them successfully. The Russians and Americans were fools to try. I hope this country regains it's freedom soon. I rank it as the most interesting country I've been to, I been to over 110. Can't wait to go back. Turkey, Mexico and the Philippines are also great places. Other countries I loved include Greece, Brazil, Nepal, India, and many more.
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Slightly Asian (Chinese, Thai, Cambodian, Burmese, Indonesian, Filipino)
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I've been to Egypt and realized that no matter where you go in this world, there is good and bad, poor and wealthy, beautiful scenery and devastating war zones. But, I did see, no matter the circumstances, the most wonderful souls who would give you the shirt from their backs, no matter how poor they are, as I saw in Egypt. Don't let some of the journalists in this world allow you to think that all is grim...it isn't!!!! And Drew, you're right about how people are in these countries...they are GENUINE and curious about us. They want to show off their country and are so proud even if they are incredibly poor. God bless you, Drew, and may God keep you safe in your travels.
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From Philippines, we love you too Drew! ❤️ you belong here, it's your home :) Next time, you're in Philippines please try our deliciouuus Muslim Filipino cuisines! It's so good! It's the current foodie trend here in Philippines: dishes like beef sinina, palapa, piaparan a manok, piyanggang, tiyulah itum, satti, pastil, kulma, dodol 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤❤️🇵🇭
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Wow, thanks for the inciteful video. For over 15 years of my life, I lived in a Hasidic neighborhood. I got more information out of your one video than I did in those entire 15 years. Living there I did enjoy the grocery stores, and the peacefulness our neighborhood experienced every Friday night. Their children are also very well behaved, no vandalism, car break ins, or fear of theft, etc. They tolerated my American and Israeli flags, as well as my huge Christmas tree in the front room window every December. Also, I forget what it's called, but once a year this culture would build plywood one room buildings in their backyard and eat all their food in them for about a week or two. During this time of my life, I really enjoyed my solitude and privacy. The Hasidic Jews stay out of others business. So, it was a win win for me. The only thing that I did find alarming is that the men walkway ahead of their women, and from what I gathered women have to sit in the back during service. But every culture has their own sexism to some extent. Oh, and I love shrimp scampi, pepperoni & cheese pizza, etc. so mixing my food up is a must.
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Things you gotta try in Turkey ;
Kuyu Kebab, Döner, Iskender, Lahmacun, Karnıyarık, Sac Kavurma, Kokorec, Yaprak Sarma, Pide, Dürüm, Kumpir, Manti, Güvec, Midye Dolma, Kumru, Pirzola, Izgara Köfte, Sis Kebab, Hünkar Begendi, Gözleme, Beyti, Etli Ekmek, Icli Köfte, Cig Köfte, Dolma, Sakat At,
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🇬🇾🔥 Loved to see this, you did Guyana justice now, Drew. I lived there (im Dutch) for 8 months this year for an internship. Similarily to you, i was warned about the roughness and dangers there. Thinking I'd have a bad time, it turned out to be some of the best months ever. What a beautiful country, especially the Rupununi. Never had any problems while living there.
The Guyanese are some of the most hospitable people I've met, and they really enjoy partying and the outdoors.
Having said that, I've also heard of plenty bad things happening in Georgetown, like robberies and assaults. One still has to be careful, use common sense, like evwrywhwre.
As you've seen, the beauty of Guyana is in the interior. I've had the privilege to visit several parts of the country during my time - but tourism remains unaccessible for most of the country due to extremely high prices (because of the oil boom)
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As a NYer, one cannot help coming in contact with all classes and cultures of Judaism. Jews are as much a part and history of NYC as are Italians, Irish, Germans, Puerto Ricans, Chinese, Polish, etc. I grew up in Washington Heights in Manhattan literally across from Yeshiva University and throughout my life have had many Jewish friends and acquaintances from school all the way to my life as a professional- some have been more religious than others and some not even religious at all. As a Catholic, I can understand and admire their rich traditions, rites, and worship. Thanks for showing all of the non NYers and non Jewish folks a glimpse of Hasidism.
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Tanzania 🇹🇿is the Africa's greatest Safari destination.There is arguably no better safari destination than Tanzania. And, to be honest, I’m not even sure I should be using the word ‘arguably’ here! Tanzania’s superb network of wildlife reserves is the most extensive in Africa, collectively covering a quarter of the country’s surface area, and harbouring around 20 percent of the continent’s large mammal biomass. It includes the justifiably renowned Serengeti National Park, the centrepiece of the world’s largest migratory ecosystem (around two million wildebeest and zebra, along with a well fed entourage of lion, cheetah, leopard, hyena and various smaller predators) and lynchpin of a northern safari circuit that also incorporates the superlative Ngorongoro Crater (the world’s largest intact volcanic caldera) and pretty Lake Manyara National Park, with its giant tuskers and tree-climbing lions.
Incredibly, however, Tanzania also hosts two entirely separate safari circuits of world-class quality. The centrepiece of the under-publicized southern safari circuit is the vast Selous Game Reserve, which supports the world’s largest surviving populations of elephant, buffalo, lion and African wild dog, and is often visited in conjunction with the even more untrammelled Ruaha, whose wild baobab-strewn landscapes are now protected within the country’s largest national park. Then there is the western safari circuit, where the underrated Katavi National Park , home to large numbers of lion and elephant, is complemented by the forested Mahale Mountains and Gombe Stream National Parks (the latter made famous by Jane Goodall), which host typical central African forest species, including habituated communities of common chimpanzee, man’s closest relative.
As if that weren’t enough, this compelling country is also the home of the world’s highest freestanding mountain in the form of Kilimanjaro (which straddles the border of Kenya but is climbable only from the Tanzanian side), as well as the alluring ‘spice island’ of Zanzibar with its postcard perfect beaches and atmospheric Stone Town, and portions of Africa’s three largest lakes, Victoria, Tanganyika and Niassa-Malawi. Better still, the Tanzanian people – drawn from more than 100 tribes, including the iconic Maasai, but united by the lingua franca of Swahili and a national ethos promoting tolerance and peace – are simply a pleasure to be around.
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The Sama history is kind of unique and also tragic. Originally, the true Sama are nomadic. They live in big houseboats that used to sail in family flotillas from island to island, from the coasts of mainland Mindanao, to the islands of Basilan, Sulu, Tawi-Tawi, and the coasts of Sabah, Kalimantan, and even Sulawesi. They lived by trading fish (and luxury products like pearl or trepang) for agricultural products like rice. They have never had a unified government. Each flotilla was independent. When nation-states began to form, they got caught between the borders. Philippine Sama can not sail to Malaysia and Indonesia freely anymore, and vice-versa, resulting in most of them settling in littoral villages. With the advent of commercial fishing, they could not compete with big boats either. Add to that the final straw: the separatist conflicts that cut off the region for decades. The end result is deep poverty.
Tawi-Tawi is only just starting to reopen again, since the terrorist kidnappers/pirates have largely been contained by military campaigns. Which is why you can now fly there. I hope it continues.
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You should definitely visit the Andaman and Nicobar Islands in India. They're a must-see destination in the country. If you want a beautiful and peaceful island experience in India, these islands are perfect. They have fantastic beaches like Radhanagar Beach, Elephant Beach, Kalapathar Beach, Laxmanpur Beach, Merk Bay Beach, Karmatang Beach, Ross and Smith Island Beach, and VIJAYNAGAR BEACH. Radhanagar Beach is especially famous and is considered one of the top ten beaches in Asia.
There are many other must-visit islands in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, including Havelock Island, Neil Island, Ross and Smith Island, Jolly Buoy Island, North Bay Island, Baratang Island, Cinque Island, Red Skin Island, Ross Island, Inglis Island, Little Andaman Island, and Parrot Island. Traveling and finding a place to stay there is easy, and it's less crowded and less polluted compared to mainland India. It's generally safe for tourists, and you can take direct flights to get there. Just remember, if you're a foreigner, you'll need to buy a mobile SIM card in mainland India because you can't get one in the Andaman Islands. Overall, these islands are one of the most beautiful places in India, and you should definitely visit them when you're in the country.
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honestly, this is one of the best travel videos, i have ever seen...simply because it managed to kind of transport me there, i felt the vibe of the place as if i was walking on the streets...only that i couldn't imagine the taste of the food and the drinks, but i felt real love for the people...especially that over a hundred years grandma...
just to mention, this is not the only place where people like them exist...i've seen a documentary about an Italian and a Greek island, where there are whole communities with over 90 years old people so quite similar...
and a journalist made a whole set of series about over 100 year olds in Bulgaria and even wrote a book about some of the people she met (i'll copy a link below)...
she says that they are almost like out of this world, they exist out of time and live every day as if it was their last...the common between them is that they seem to have the same habbits- wake up and go to sleep very early, eat meals strictly at the same time every day, with dinner at 3-4pm the latest, they all don't like to eat much and when they do it's mostly vegetarian food, but most of them like to drink a shot of homemade rakia and some of them do gardening, knitting or other things that keep them active...
the most amazing one of them that i have seen was a woman, who was dancing on the street, joking and laughing, despite her personal tragedy of having lost her son...her daily routine was going to the local church and talking with the neighbours, then taking care of the vegetables in the garden and knitting clothes to give as gifts to people in the village... a truly amazing soul...
here is the link to get an idea of these unique people that are a true treasure for our world, in my humble opinion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4IGM34qvBo
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As an humble 23 year old American with my family roots stemming over several milennia from the lands of Serbia and Montenegro, I feel entitled to share my feelings as an aspiring International Traveler and also as an advocate of Human Progression...
DREW BINSKI IS THE MAN that commands RESPECT, SUPPORT, and UNCONDITIONAL LOVE <3 from all the PEOPLE of the world!
Right now! Today! DECEMBER 6, 2019, DREW BINSKI is attempting to accomplish what few men on Earth EVER Do, and that is to visit EVERY country on Earth by ANY means, getting any visa he can, finding ANY loophole in OUR system to make his dream of visiting every country a REALITY!!
As viewers click on this video and casually underestimate the risk he and his friend are taking in order to provide IMPORTANT CULTURAL information and PERSONAL INSIGHT, kindly consider my view:
Thru Drew's videos, our connections grow! Our love expands further, and our capabilities RISE!!!!
Even in today's day and age, details of our lives constantly separate us instead of unify... Borders, Religion, money, geography, politics, and language have divided our cultures to the point where we accept ignorance and preconceived ideas of people around the world as law.
We cannot blame governments, politicians, or police for our own lack of understanding! The internet has now provided us with the greatest means of self education ever seen in history!!!!
While I type this message from my laptop in bed, my heart and soul yearn for Drew's safety and success. The history this man will create by visiting and video documenting EVERY country will be unparalleled... His sacrifices have reached and inspired the hearts of many, and ultimately my own as well......
It is my opinion that men and women of all nations, races, and religions are deserving of world education. Through understanding, we can come together and create spectacular and amazing things!
My INSTAGRAM name is: @savalavajava and my belief is that
Love (attraction) is the most powerful force in the universe! The energy we put out is the same that we will receive :) Go Drew!
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Normally a person can't go more then two or three weeks without sleep, and if they do go to long without it, they Will die. The fact that not only can he not sleep, but he has lived this long with out any sleep except for the occasional two or so hours after getting blackout drunk is mine boggling. I have a theory that the reason that he is still alive may infact be due to how much alcohol he drinks daily. Normally the brain has to sleep to conduct repairs, but if it can't it will end up falling apart, but if you did drink a lot regularly ever day, then the brain may be able to conduct some repairs, when awake, as alcohol affects the communication pathways of the brain, it may disrupt the activity of it enough to allow it to repair itself. He is very likely constantly tired, wanting sleep, but never needing physically to the point that he'd fall unconscious.
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These videos make me feel sad for these people, yet it makes me feel grateful for what I have. Tbh I don't have that much either, being a 19 year old who is just about to start college, but these people have almost nothing. Living on leftovers is unimaginable for me, and many people in Tondo are eating it daily.
Drew, thank you for showing us this side of the world, the concept of true poverty. This makes me feel really grateful and sometimes guilty for being greedy, since I have everything compared to them, yet sometimes I am still craving for more.
Also you, who reads this comment, thanks for reading and I hope that you are doing great. Have a nice day❤️
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almost moved to slab city, a few years ago.
a traveler at heart though.
3 dogs and meself just traveled 1600 miles on an ebike, with the dogs in a UV reflective 5 foot long kennel trailer(with a fan inside)
Ebike started acting funny though, so It was given (radrover5) to a nice man that drove meself to the local UPS, and took an Amtrak back.
Ebiked from Truth or consequences NM to Dodge City KS, with the 3 furbabies in tow.
Then amtraked from Dodge City KS to Waterboro ME.
have a broken back, epilepsy, ADHD, OCD, Tourette syndrome, a hypo thyroid and hypoglycemic.
If meself can do it, anybody can. Lol.
The take away from your channel for meself has always been, to push oneself, were are only limited by our resistance to living life to it's fullest. Once the resistance is let go, society can truly live said life to it's fullest.
Love ya bro.
Thanks for the uploads, they are very inspiring.
Can't wait for your next drewbisode!
✌🏻💚💛❤️🐩🙏🏻☝🏼☝🏼
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It's inspiring to see someone around my age having accomplished so much within a period of their lifetime when life had only just started, you're amazing Drew!
I am from Michigan, and an aspiring philosopher, stoic, writer, photographer, filmmaker, botanist, and a hyperpolyglot with hopes of attending a university to pursue a career in linguistics and just for kicks, biochemistry, with photography on the side to capture a view of the world through my own eyes.
I really cannot wait for the Saudi video because I've wanted to go to Saudi for at least 5 years, good luck, and safe travels!
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Coffee was first exported out of Ethiopia to Yemen by Somali merchants from Berbera and Zeila, which was procured from Harar and the Abyssinian interior.
According to Captain Haines, who was the colonial administrator of Aden (1839-1854), Mocha historically imported up to two-thirds of their coffee from Berbera-based merchants before the coffee trade of Mocha was captured by British-controlled Aden in the 19th century. Thereafter, much of the Ethiopian coffee was exported to Aden via Berbera.
"Berbera not only supplies Aden with horned cattle and sheep to a very large extent, but the trade between Africa and Aden is steadily increasing greatly every year. In the article of coffee alone there is considerable export, and ' Berbera' coffee stands in the Bombay market now before Mocha. The coffee shipped at Berbera comes from far in the interior from Hurrar, Abyssinia, and Kaffa. It will be to the advantage of all that the trade should come to Aden through one port, and Berbera is the only place on the coast there that has a protected port,where vessels can lie in smooth water.”
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I've been following this channel for years and have watched most of the videos. As someone born and raised in Bulgaria, I've always hoped Drew would give Bulgaria a fair chance. He’s ranked Bulgaria last place many times on his personal list, and I’ve always wished he could see beyond the scammy cab drivers and unhelpful service workers he’s encountered. Living abroad for half my life and rarely visiting Bulgaria anymore, I know the country has its flaws. But it also has so many wonderful aspects that deserve recognition. When I saw the title and thumbnail of this video, I immediately guessed it must be Stolipinovo or another Bulgarian slum. Honestly, though, it turned out to be a story that touched on important topics. The division in Bulgaria has always been an issue and is one of the reasons I never felt entirely at home growing up there, as I have Turkish roots. Unfortunately, even outside the ghettos, the situation regarding discrimination isn't much better. That said, I do believe things are improving with the newer generations.
Pavel truly made this story 100x better—what a bright and inspiring kid! Drew, I really hope you get the chance to experience Bulgarian culture in a more authentic way and discover the untouched beauty of its nature, history, traditions, and food. Bulgaria has so much more to offer than what meets the eye!
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@Drew Binsky Man u Missed out on a lot of things. Bindi, Sindoor, Mangalsutra, touching parents feet to seek blessings, swastika, gold ornaments, saree, doing addition/subtraction on fingers, inviting strangers to home, selfies with foreigners, outstanding vegetarian food etc
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To ensure you see this I am also leaving this comment in your thread: Teff at 3:49, if someone sent me out in this market in this country to go shopping and come back to a hotel or airbnb with a kitchen I would have stopped and bought enough Teff for a few meals from that lady and I am now going to explain the reason why. So, in the USA where I live in Humboldt County, California which is in Northern California surrounded by Redwood Trees I could walk for about 20 minutes to an organic grocery store that is kind of like a small whole foods and buy a bag of Teff which is marketed as a gluten free grain here and I actually have done this many times. I have cooked it with enough water and made a soupy porridge and cooked it with not enough water to make a sort of paste that is like raw cookie dough as they do in Africa in areas without enough water. You can do what you might have seen YouTubers doing in Africa and make it into a little cup in your hand and scoop your vegetables and/or meat dish with it if you do not have a spoon. Now I am going to discuss the reasons humans cultivate Teff. These people did not choose to cultivate this tiny and difficult to harvest and process grain because they liked it, or because they wanted to eat gluten-free food. Teff is a grain that grows on a tiny grass that grows a few inches tall, and in fact is also sold in the USA for that purpose - want a lawn you never have to mow? Plant Teff. Want a lawn in an area where the soil is a mixture of sand and rock and you can only water it once a month? Plant Teff. They are growing this crop, without any modern technology with handmade tools because it is the only grain that will grow in their poor rocky sandy soil with almost no water and working their butts off to do it! So I'd buy the Teff, and make myself some gluten-free dinner, to support the poor people who have to do this. The next time I am at one of our local organic grocery stores I am going to buy a bag of Teff that claims it was fair trade grown in Africa and plant a little patch, and I will send you a link to my video of my Teff patch, because it is an important survival food and You had no idea when you put your subtitle saying "Teff, a local food" or this guy saying they chose to grow it.
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Drew this video rocks. I had some trance/house mix playing in my headphones during the opening footage featuring many a sadhu and beautiful people. Then the rest of the video of you with your friend/guide and just spending some regular, everyday time with the Aghori guy is kind of a rare, intimate, special, and just practical/relatable glimpse into a lifestyle that is otherwise famous for its least-relatable acts, like the cannibalism lol😂 But no, Baba is just dao-as-fuck, and circumstantial like we all are, but transcending that in his own ways/moments, and otherwise just embracing the ride, and the good herb for meditation, as well as its myriad body/mind benefits.
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I used to sell buckets and buckets of ice cream to Mennonites when I worked in north Wisconsin.
Our community had a good and difficult relationship when Mennonites came to live in our town. Their labor is CHEAP, like they’ll butcher chicken for you, 20 cents/chicken. They also did fantastic carpentry that was cheaper than any business in the area.
The issue that came up was that, when Mennonites offer cheap, efficient, and high quality work, the average citizen business went down. Because they don’t participate with the government, they aren’t taxed.
Despite it all, I miss living in community with them. They were sweet and hardworking, and at worst, sweaty.
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My fav countries are Russia , China , Cuba , Japan , turkey , Syria , Saudi Arabia , Spain , France , Britain , and Italy
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You lucky bugger lol I've lived everywhere seen many countries,speak a few languages but Iran I have always wanted to visit but have never done so yet,l I heard everything is 10 out of 10 there,best food ever,Lebanese food is also great,Turkish,Greek,Arabic,Serbian, Croatian Hungarian,so much great food,but Iran I heard is even greater,I can't imagine
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Watching from Florida,USA. It breaks my heart watching this episode.Having left the Philippines a long,long,long time ago,I almost feel guilt for some unexplainable reason,albeit I have nothing to do with their extreme poverty. I do have my very own observation….and that is the problem of over population! Everywhere you look there are too many children,hungry children,impoverish people, concentrated in a crammed space. If only the Philippine Government could provide an alternative means of living in their respective provinces,so they do not have to migrate to Tondo. Also,what is the Social Services doing on educating the masses about birth control? This is a major reason for the never ending cycle of poverty! Filipinos,please think VERY HARD about procreating! Crying here.
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