Understanding culture requires meeting people who benefit from correct information according to their philosophy in life and the hereafter, and dealing with family, society, life in general, and after death..not in riding a car, eating food, and laughing. Peter excelled in the Amish series.. but he did not meet Muslims who excel in understanding Islamic law and living a 100% Islamic life so that the correct image of Peter's followers on KZfaq, as happened with the Amish

@@user-kj8yl6sn2z I believe he address it in an early video that he couldn’t get anyone willing to appear to talk to him from those who practice religiously

@@user-kj8yl6sn2z ​ I don't think it's possible to completely and accurately represent even a single human being... much less an entire culture. Most people don't even know about or understand the entirety of their own culture... so just the fact that this man tries... and succeeds in enlightening us to others, no matter how little or how much... is a wonderful and important thing... imho

Oh, shut up

Thankfully apparently for your job

Interesting! There is a middle eastern restaurant around the corner from me (close to Vancouver, BC) and they offer meals to the homeless people that all the other restaurants in the area treat as dirty and annoying. They don't even make eye contact with them as they shoo them away. This restaurant is a hard working family and a blessing to our community. They welcome everyone.

That's normal where i live.

@@JaneofArc Beautiful!!!

Go back pay him.

@@jeremyhanousek815 of course paid him already ☺️

Where are you from?

@@FahqTyrantsBrazil.

Its called confirmation bias the reason you like him

I agree 100% Travel Hacking

None of yall are American if u ain't indigenous aboriginal

YEAH BEING A PROUD FOREIGN AMERICAN COMPLAINING ABOUT EVERYTHING

@@jesusRamirez-xv7xp Why are you everywhere? You liberals just can't take the fact that people like police

firefighters are heroes they save lives and there is nothing like saving a life! Nothing! That's so amazing god bless you!

@@tinkletink1403 speak english

Stockholm syndrome at it's finest.

@@tinkletink1403 speak english

That officer been indocrinated to be an all american patriot lol probably know who he voted for

@@jesusRamirez-xv7xp what's wrong with being an all American patriot? Looks like you've been indoctrinated to hate all things American but yet you're on KZfaq on the internet. Maybe you should practice your American hate to its full capacity.

@Peter Santenello Appreciate yr response too. Will keep in touch. Insha Allah. I presume that no. is yr WA🤭 just to be sure. I am fr a far far away location.

Innalilahi Wa Inalilahi Rojiun. My deepest condolences to Zilzal and his family. Really sad.

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Innalilahi Wa Inalilahi Rojiun. So sad my deepest condolences to his family and prayer for his family!!!

Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un. God is always there for Zilzal's Family.

Heartbreaking. My condolences.

Spot on! Not what the mainstream media and hollywood want us to believe.

You met the good one ig 😖

I agree. They are super intelligent and passionate, hospitable, warm and charismatic. The media has demonized them..

@@savvycom7534 lol MSM is the one trying to convince republican white right wing media like Fox News that they’re not the evil ones coming in droves to instill sharia law in the west Meanwhile that’s all they show on Fox News

As an Arab-American I wanna say I loved seeing the positivity in your comment. I lived through a lot of hate crimes during the early 2000s and I am happy we are finally seeing welcoming comments like yours.

This cop polices his own community. That is the difference. Most other parts of the country dosnt operate like this. I'd his family lived in some of the places I have been. His teenage children would be abused and pulled over all the time.

There are a lot like them, the media only shows the bad ones over and over and over.

@@100M2B ive seen people change their attitude about "strangers" once they actually deal with them, even if it's only at work. people who become police officers, if they are slow to re-evaluate/adjust,& grow with experience(learn), or just arent able to get a read on people or a situation, i think they're a hazard to themselves & everyone out here.

@@tinkletink1403 aye yo shut up dude. Take that negativity somewhere else

@@tinkletink1403 ok.

As derpy derp derp

Or maybe he "lost his life" because he was beating himself up for being a beta unable to control his wife? That's why he didn't mind you having "guy friends," giving other guys hugs, or taking selfies with Black male teenagers like some desperate trollop.

@@ruslanibragimov4991 wtf? Where did that come from?

@@Tox1cAshes IKR? :)

@@Tox1cAshes If you have to ask, any explanation will likely go over your head. It's common knowledge that married middle-aged White women, especially female cops, enjoy "burning the coal" (so to speak) with males half their age. Remember those Hillsborough County Sheriff's Deputies (Florida) who went to that Black teenager's graduation ceremony after he accidentally collided into their vehicle? Well, the cover photos on the articles covering the incident showed him wrapping his arm around both of their _waists_ . If they're willing to let a guy young enough to be their son wrap his arm around their waists when they don't even let their boyfriends/husbands do that, then it says a lot. The same goes for an unusually high number of married middle-aged female high school/middle school teachers. They're all a bunch of desperate trollops milking the taxpayer. Whenever their male co-workers hug a female student, it's considered "creepy" and the male teacher is placed on administrative leave and investigated by the D.A. Yet whenever a married female middle school or high school teacher hugs a male student, it's "motherly." There's a reason so many males leave teaching and the misandrist double standard mentioned above has much to do with it.

He** 😄👆🏻👆🏻

@@gulfaviation yep. I fat fingered it.

God bless you bro

Is it cause of the fact that he was wearing a desecrated American flag that represents the insignia of the thin blue line gang?

@@originalsunnyboy is that the same as a rainbow American flag?

Watch Peters Hasidic Jewish series. Eye opening and it caused me to follow this channel. Peter’s approach is just downright respectful and insightful.

Same - the Amish content drew me in - I'm staying for the rest. He has that way of being approachable and respectful which allows people to let their guards down just enough

And by the way, US can be great at some things, but I don't agree with the opinion of that guy talking about Europe. Yes you live at one of the best countries, Switzerland. Greetings!

Amish series was truly amazing

@@clarabenavente6694 I'm from Norway, but moved to the US, and I prefer the life here. Aside from all its problems, it's still my favorite country.

Definitely is not lacking elsewhere. Most Americans lack community.

@@SnailHatan Global and casino capitalism do not help, and neither do all the new technologies that encourage people to stay at home, rather than mix. I was born and bred in a mining community...now those places were community! On noting your name I just realised, perhaps people are too scared to mix due to erratic behaviour of birds, and other creatures...they seem to have finally concluded that the human being on Earth has nothing to offer bar pollution, crime and destruction. Hence the need for police, lots of em.

@@nialloneill5097 Imagine blaming capitalism on individual humans’ complete and total lack of self-control and intentional isolation. Jesus.

A lack of spiritual maturity and false desires form false structures that akin to the Tower Of Babel will soon crumble in the dust. Thus, structures in society and govt policies that are rooted in evil do cause many challenges for the individual, so finding a way out is not so easy, although I agree, the Light is the only way to liberate oneself from all imprisonments and entrapments of a crook society. Capitalism, and the greed and oppression that it stems from and causes, is just one wrong way in which mankind have been captured by the darkness. And to some extent, there will be mitigating circumstances for some of these individuals, who have been hoodwinked and abused by leaders who will be called to account for the many souls that they have enslaved and endangered, for the time is nigh for complete change, and for man to live in the commandments of the Lord. To live in his laws will mean changes in every aspect of our lives.@@SnailHatan

Yeah but facts are that he knows he'd get treated a certain way by most cops outside Dearborn.

@@Taospark unfortunately very true

I agree.. Even if I feel like I'm not from Earth at all but am some sort of spirit from another dimesion that for some reason ended up here for now.. And I feel homesick often.. But yes. In my case, maybe having a diverse family from different parts of the world attributes to that feeling for me. My mom too, always used to say she was a an Earthling and her passport didn't mean anything. She was also born under one nationality and ended up with a different one.. But she remained the same person under either.

Im proud to be from the United States of America born and raised !

So true

I totally concur

Perfectly brainwashed 👍

@@gl4989 referring to yourself?

Stats beg to differ

I completely agree!

SHLOOOOIMEEEE!!!!

We love you Shloime 😁🙏

Shalome I was just thinking about you my dear brother

שלוימה, דרישת שלום וכל טוב מארץ ישראל!

Yeaaaa

The media doesnt try to make us think anything, its just what the people like watching.

⁠@@Lizard1582 that’s not true. The US government/military have a long history of manipulating news and media for propaganda purposes. Just look at some old movies or cartoons from the WW2 era. Look up operation mockingbird, when the CIA tried to manipulate news media for propaganda purposes during the Cold War. They cultivated relationships with journalists to disseminate anti-Russian propaganda, to try to influence public opinion. We see the same things going on today with the reporting on the war in Ukraine, among other narratives and agenda’s being pushed. Hell look at how they report on Trump, vs how they report on Biden. The whole purpose of having liberal news agencies and conservative news agencies is to influence what we think and believe. If you watched more than one source of news you would see that immediately.

You were bucked 🥴

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it can be without bias censorship

It's nice seeing open-minded people realize that we're all brothers and sisters in this world. Every country culture has people who are good, fair or bad and that's when you make the choice whether you want to continue to or not to interact with those particular individuals.

I want to point out that there are many great countries in the world, greater and better than America. People talk about Freedom in America. There are many other countries that have Freedom, a REAL Freedom. Now Women in America are less free than women in countries like Canada, UK, France, Spain, Norway, Finland, Denmark, Czech Republic, Slovak Republic, Sweden, Switzerland... I have traveled and I know people from those countries. Those countries have REAL democracy. Just look at the voting system in America. NOT democratic at all. If you don't have democracy, you don't have freedom.

I've been there 2 times. The first time was a month before Sept.11, 2001. The prejudices/perceptions Americans have against "others" ( due to government and media manipulation of Americans )....is ridiculous. I still have friends there, whom I communicate with, daily. You are absolutely correct, about our freedoms....and their longing to see other places.

Sorry, Egypt was the worst travel destination for me....

Loved traveling to Egypt but definitely made me appreciate USA. Something as simple as traffic flow is crazy and out of control there. Beautiful people and food though.

@@LanaW123 just go to philly kensington and come back say that again or skid row

@@LanaW123 why?

Is joining the Marxist Communist Union also part of lifestyle? I just don't understand how a free Capitalist country like America can be controlled by a bunch of Marxists and Communists since trade union theory was literally founded by Karl Marx in his Communsit Manifesto! Can you explain why every cop doesn't quit the Union to become Capitalist? Why do they all choose Communism?

Since he’s Iraqi, his words hold more weight. It’s important.

I want to point out that there are many great countries in the world, greater and better than America. People talk about Freedom in America. There are many other countries that have Freedom, a REAL Freedom. Now Women in America are less free than women in countries like Canada, UK, France, Spain, Norway, Finland, Denmark, Czech Republic, Slovak Republic, Sweden, Switzerland... I have traveled and I know people from those countries. Those countries have REAL democracy. Just look at the voting system in America. NOT democratic at all. If you don't have democracy, you don't have freedom.

"Defund the police" is an awkward phrase for: "Move some budget from the police to social work, neighborhood reconstruction. From intervention (too late) to prevention (on time)." Much, much cheaper. Much more effective. I agree they should have come up with a better slogan. Greetings from Europe!

Canada is not that peaceful because I visit Canada a lot

@@abimaellopezmaylord27lopez7 Canada has universal healthcare. That already makes it a better country to live in.

It’s not as great as it seems. I had to get a pcr test there and the cost was $200. I’ve had at least 5 pcr tests in the US and never once was charged anything. We have better resources here for healthcare. Not to say there isn’t problems here it’s just that the grass isn’t greener over there.

@@ThaMobstarr come live here first, your opinion will probably change

@@ThaMobstarr no because Canada and USA and Mexico doctors don’t care about sick people

I have trained as a counsellor, teacher, manager, sports coach, therapist, and other things in my many lives; and what I find is that always it is the character and personality of the person that is the most important aspect, not the intellectual detail, for a well-rounded person is a human, and therefore approachable and reasonable.

@@nialloneill5097 That is a good point. I wish potential police officers were better screened so we'd only have the kinds that want to help, and not the kinds that want to have a power trip over other people. Unfortunately, I think it brings the latter out of people who might have started out with good intentions. They need to constantly be reminded of why they (should be) doing what they're doing. I'm sure they deal with traumatic stuff as part of the job so therapy should be free and mandatory. What they deal with can really get to them and then they have built up stress and it comes out as DA or the stuff we see in videos.

@@angelasands1643 There's some great pts there! Within the whole process, you have how they are when they start, then how they are as the job takes its toll. You need the right material to begin with, who care, but are strong enough to deal with any situations. Then you need ongoing supervision, remined them why they are in the job, create better human beings, advance their technical knowledge of the job, then finally, deal with traumas. I recall the Miner's Strike and Hillsborough tragedies in the UK, including Orgreave. These incidents, and the media reports followed in the footsteps of many previous industrial encounters, and societal attitudes that were carried forth from at est Victorian days, maybe before. Namely that the serfs and working class were scum, and vastly inferior to the upper class elite, who use the law, indeed, are the law, and the police tend to be an extension of their whims. Both events caused a lot of hate towards the police, and it is well known that many of them lied to incriminate the miners who were fighting for the jobs and livelihood, and communities and way of life. Somehow, the Hillsborough tragedy was investigated, and all these points were found to be credible, as they blamed the fans (scum) for the problems that led to close to 100 deaths. In court it was found to be the fault of the police, and after the event, many police were told by their superiors to lie, so as to fit the fans up with the blame. Eventually, some of the police have been found culpable, but their sentences are nothing compared to say what the wrongly convicted miners received, banged up, lost job, lost income, lost industry, lost community. There were many lies too from high politicians, including the then PM, curfews in local villages, innocent people and children beaten up. As you said, it is a power trip to many, which comes from an inner neediness, hence why many police, even high officials, are now being found out as sexual predators and abusers. I think on one hand then, this is a continuation of the class struggle, where the rich are seen as the superior being, and the workers, or unemployed now, seen as inferior, including on a moral basis. This is why we developed strong Unions, which were the Voice of the people, but are now smashed after that Strike. Our society is not the same now, there are lies, oppression, abuses and falsehood everywhere now. Secondly, the job attracts no-gooders, as I have some of them, and found them nearly all to be untrustworthy wanna be's, liars, crooks, and they would shop anyone for a promotion, and more money. I also heard of a few that suffered trauma after the Hillborough tragedy, and never worked again. The game called cops and robbers is a part of the bigger games people play (Eric Berne), which are one up games, so involve domination, including at a moral level. So no matter what the rich elite of this country did to their own people, and their colonies, there is a sense that these people needed them, as they were barbaric, uncivilised, etc. Such is the way of deluded, crooked, corrupt egotists, and sadly there are too many in humanity now to make for a good society. The politicians are mostly the same too, on local and national levels, and now..they have no-ne to answer to, as the Unions are weak, the people have no voice, and the indigenous tribes have been decimated. There was a news item today, which said that No 10 would not talk to Greenpeace anymore, as a few of them sat on the PMs roof to protest the govt's return to oil and gas, so they have been labelled crooks, whereas the real crooks are the Govt and the oil companies. Yet if there was a demo in Russia, they would be applauded as worthy heroes. Hypocrisy then at the upper levels of society, as too many of our so-called leaders have become dehumanised, and to justify the unjustifiable, they persecute other with greater vigour. Only great karmic storms will pave the way for a good society, where the leaders are both the wisest, most sincere, and humblest servants of both God and their people. Until then, it will get worse, much worse!!! Man has forgot his spirit, and intuition, and leads his life with his earthly intellect, so he cannot rise above the earthly, and so has become a destructive, and oft evil, rapacious beast, and it is just these people who lust to rule, and so find jobs that suit their motives, whichever tier of society they work in. All the very best.

We already give them too much money. And they waste it all on toys and overtime.

Also not hire racist white cops, let’s be real they are the worst and the overall problem.

How come there are no private Capitalist policing agencies? How come there all public Communist unions? Why is that allowed to exist in a free Capitalist country like America?

He is a great cop! I did a ride along with him back in 2021! And it was amazing!- I am going to the police academy in January, and he’s one of the people why I want to become a Police Officer. Great people like him makes a huge difference in the community! Best of luck buddy!

And a criminal justice major is pointless in police. -A fellow officer

I believe he's a good cop but I didn't find it particularly eye opening. All cops say pretty much the same stuff. He does not seem particularly introspective. Takes it for granted that America is the best place to live when, in reality, that isn't the case at all. I'd think anyone who watches this channel has picked up on that by now, certainly anyone who actually travels. It's probably better than Iraq but that's a low bar.

Congratulations! Fight the good fight!

Mouth watering reading your post. Yummy!

Yep,grew up in Detroit myself,My Dad was Lebanese & my mother is polish.

I think New York City food is the best from all Over the world but then again I need to visit Detroit to find out huh. One summer I will visit. Spend my summers in Michigan away from Texas heat n humidity

Wow I would really love to watch a video of them speaking with Peter that would be an incredible video

I still have scars on my neck from the time a NYPD guy tortured me with the car cigarette lighter...

ACAB

Don’t you remember stop and frisk? NYPD literally used a policy, for years, that directly violated our fourth amendment. They would stop people on the street, and search them, for no reason whatsoever. That is unconstitutional and was ruled so by the Supreme Court. They’re not allowed to stop and frisk but they often still do. The NYPD is corrupt and dirty, they always have been. Maybe your son doesn’t do those things, but just being apart of it means you’re contributing to the to the problem.

@@Fitz710 stop and frisk was initiated after the 9/11 attacks. There are corrupt people in every profession and some people should never be handed a badge and gun. Sounds like you were a victim in some way. If so that should never happen again to anyone.

You really believe this police officer ? Yeah he is the only good cop . I hate the police

I'm from the Detroit/Dearborn area but moved to the downriver area. I so totally agree with everything you have said! Miss it there!

From Dearborn but living in Florida. This makes me miss home.

When did you leave? What age were you I am syrian as well

A Jamaican immigrant became the mayor in USA

People don't hate America, they hate the governments foreign policy

The problems are relative. Yes, the US may fare better than other countries (subjectively), but that does not mean to disregard the problems that Americans face within their own country. Things are not perfect and things need to grow and change. This has been a trending theme before recorded history; out with the old, in with the new. That being said, many immigrants will find opportunities in the US that they otherwise may not have had the chance to find elsewhere.

Bro. I can tell you now. This is one of the bottom countries 🤣 you havnt been out much have yiu.. don't be brainwashed. Usa is falling apart the day the europeans found it they stole it and ruined it

Do you know how racist Arabs are they will never let a black man marry their daughter facts

I’d go to Switzerland but they aren’t defunding the police they’re increasing police budgets actually. You’ve just been lied to.

As a Canadian …. I agree with your assessment. I graduated with a diploma in computer programming in June 2000 here in Canada. I couldn’t find a job for 1 year. I applied to the 3 places in the US (Chicago, Dallas, Washington DC) in Sept. 2001 I got a call from 2 of the places the next day for a telephone interview, and the process was underway for going down for interviews in Chicago & Dallas which THEY were paying for!! But alas September 11 derailed the whole process. In the US, you’ll get a chance to prove yourself. If Canada is dependent on connections and being tough to crack into I can just imagine the rest of the World.

@@lawrenceweston922 I remember when the cia and Saudi Arabia collaborated and attacked us too. Way to go buddy.

I am half swiss and agree 100% Switzerland is a good country but its hard/ takes longer to pull yourself up from the bottom.

Do you even k ow or understand what defunding the police is?

That immigration lawyer he had on the border crisis was lying non-stop

Very True !

exactly. and i'm surprised he ain't been canceled for it yet.

I knew!🙋‍♂️

​@@EphemeralProductionsWhy would he be cancelled?

I’m a retired LEO pilot of 28 years and I’m curious why you keep saying “an LEO” rather than “a LEO?” Sincere question. Cheers!✌️

I dunno, maybe police could stop protecting the shit cops who do bad things to citizens, and then the community wouldn't hate you. Or, keep covering up the terrible behavior of those in your department.

Maybe read the room and figure out how 'good cops' let 'bad cops' keep on being bad cops.....

Move to Miami. We love you guys here. I live in a middle class gated community. We love having police officer’s cars parked in front of their homes. Makes the community feel even safer. One of our neighbors put up a thin blue line flag (which I’m pretty sure is not in compliance with our HOA bylaws) but no one has complained.

These channels do what they do deliberately, cause their masters thrive on lies, deception and creating hate between all groups

Agreed.

That is such a shame. You're doing a job you should be respected for.👍🏻

Thank you and I respect you immensely!

Same here. Close to 25 years for me, and this job has become so riddled with political minefields that it's nearly impossible to do good proactive policework anymore. I'm counting the months until retirement.....about 14 right now. The stress has gotten progressively worse the past couple years, to the point I have a negative physical stress reaction when I go to work.

@@davebryant805095% bad ones, are you nuts?

@@henryhorse4876 Okay...98%?

That's why I say "no one is above the law". It's sad.

It's not actually as rare as you'd think. Msm just doesn't like showing these interactions. I've lived in small towns and bigger cities all over this great country and have had and seen similar interactions. When I lived in a town on the west coast I used to sit down and have a beer regularly with cop who pulled me over a few times. My dad also worked on a lot of the police forces Harleys and they wrote him a bunch of tickets. One cop who's Harley was being worked on by my dad stopped by in his patrol car and let me sit in the driver seat with a beer in my hand for a picture.

Yup. It comes on thick. "I'm the hero, and I'm the law", victim and savior complex, both at the same time.

Oh and I'm adding another thing. That food looked amazing!

I am Saudi I’ve lived in the States for a few years and I agree with you. I’ve been pulled over by policemen many times they were so nice ppl

I agree 100%! For a brief moment I started calculating how long (and how) I’d have to travel to get to Dearborn, just to eat at that restaurant. That Iraqi bread looked amazing ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Thank u. Ur awesome

I'm actually in the same city he us in now

Im here in Detroit. I didnt know he was still here in Michigan. Love his videos.

The theme of this series is dealing with the Muslim community in Dearborn, Michigan.😐

Most likely white cops.. who are the worst tbh…

Why not a video showing the virtue and morals of white people?

The irony is the majority become "Conservatives" once they realize how much capitalism has helped them build their lives in the west. And the DemoKKKrats have realized their plan to import voters is failing (Iraqis, Cubans, Nigerians etc). So they resort to "other" means..

@@thisgame2 🤣

@@joebenson528 which is not ironic at all considering all the extremists in their countries like Iraq and Syria…are all conservative right wingers, the complete opposite of liberals. Trump was right about them. All they do is taqiyyah, they pretend like they are good, assimilated American citizens but they are nothing but right wing conservative who despise freedom, secularism, and the west

@@thisgame2 - Go watch spider man. He’s white and people loooove him.

Tough look after Uvalde. Too bad none ran to the danger to save children 😔

Agreed, in fact that is one of main reasons I have considered being a 911 dispatcher. I want to help others at their worst.

@@JaneofArc I considered that as well but I feel like it would be too much for me. I have a couple of friends who do that and sometimes it’s very hard.

@@katherinereynolds3659 100% agree. I have a really soft heart for others and it would be hard not to take it home with me for sure. I would be thinking about them all the time. I handle a crisis pretty well when it's happening, but I think it would be hard on my heart long term.

@@JaneofArc I feel the same way!