Crossing the most dangerous border in the world PAKISTAN - AFGHANISTAN |S8, EP83

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• MA

  @Mavorini · 11 months ago

  “The women of Afghanistan should not be abandoned.” This is what you said and it’s so true. You are so courageous and your journey will be amazing and I hope you are able to meet some amazing women and that little girls and young women see you and be reminded of their own internal strength. Blessings!

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• AL

  @alinaderi.n · 11 months ago

  As an Iranian man, I stand with women in Iran and Afghanistan. And I can’t stop my tears. What is happening to our girls is unacceptable. Wish you a safe time in Afghanistan Noraly.

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• MI

  @michaelseibold9977 · 11 months ago

  You are one brave woman Noraly.  Going to Afghanistan is a real risk and we all wish you well on this part of your journey. All the best. We will all be nervously watching....

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• HA

  @hashmatullahahadi · 11 months ago (edited)

  Dear Noraly,<br>I’ve been a devoted follower of your YouTube channel for so long now, and watching your latest video where you’ve bravely stepped into Afghanistan—my beloved homeland—truly touched my heart. It means the world to see someone with your spirit exploring and sharing the beauty of a place so dear to me, especially in these challenging times.<br>From the bottom of my heart, I wish you the very best of luck and the most unforgettable experiences ahead. May you capture those breathtaking moments that showcase the true soul and splendor of my country—the warm smiles, the stunning landscapes, and the resilient hearts of its people. But above all, please, stay safe; I can’t imagine how nerve-wracking this journey must feel at times, and my thoughts are with you every step of the way, hoping for your protection and peace.<br>I also want to take a moment to say how deeply you’ve inspired me and so many others around the world. Your unwavering mission, your fiery passion, and the way you champion women’s voices and dreams—it’s all so profoundly moving. In a world that often feels overwhelming, you remind us all of our strength and possibility, and for that, I’m endlessly grateful.<br>If there’s ever anything I can do to make your time in Kabul a little easier—whether it’s a local tip, a recommendation, or just someone to chat with—please don’t hesitate to reach out. I’d be honored to help in any small way.<br>Sending you all my love, the warmest hugs, and a quiet prayer for your safe journey. <br>With deepest admiration

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• PA

  @pashtofarsimastery · 11 months ago

  Welcome to Afghanistan! 🇦🇫 We are thrilled to share the beauty, culture, and history of our amazing country with the world. From the stunning mountains and valleys to our rich traditions and warm-hearted people, Afghanistan has so much to offer.<br><br>I warmly invite everyone who wants to visit or learn more about our culture to join me. If you are interested in learning Pashto Dari (Farsi), one of our beautiful languages, follow me! Together, we can explore the language, share stories, discover customs, and celebrate the vibrant life of Afghanistan. 🌟<br><br>No matter where you are from, Afghanistan welcomes you with open arms — come, learn, and experience the heart of our homeland!

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• TA

  @TazoPax · 11 months ago (edited)

  Ok, this is the first country where I’m really concerned about your safety. However, I trust your judgement and the research you put into choosing a country to visit. Thank you for giving all disenfranchised women a voice. And thank you for empowering all of us to explore and learn more about the world and each other. Needless to say I’m looking forward to the upcoming episodes. The sound of the heart beat at the border was a nice touch 😜Safe travels Noraly and Frankie. 🏍️🇨🇦

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• EL

  @ellislawrence7210 · 11 months ago

  My first thought when you said you were going to Afghanistan was &apos;WTF, that&apos;s so dodgy&apos;.<br>But when you explained your reasons for going, so that the women of Afghanistan were not being abandoned, my respect for you went even higher than it already was.<br>What an incredibly courageous thing to do and I hope it all goes well.

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• BP

  @bpinky69 · 11 months ago

  The police treated you with kindness and respect. So nice to see such polite and thoughtful people, no matter what part of the world you&apos;re in at the moment. You bring the best out of people, Itchy. Great video👍

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• CO

  @ComtedeMonteC · 11 months ago (edited)

  Good organisation by the Pakistanis giving you a Police escort to the Afghanistan border. The Pakistani police are also respectful.

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• SA

  @safayetulislam-r4k · 11 months ago

  that hi bro moment <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltrBbQtINUk&amp;t=733">12:13</a>

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• CU

  @custardgirl · 11 months ago

  I was in tears hearing you talk about the plight of women in Afghanistan. Thankyou for being the great woman that you are, i admire you so much ❤❤

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• BR

  @brianmenendez · 11 months ago

  i think we all should say a prayer for Noraly on this next leg of her journey.

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