Hello, my name is Mohamed, I'm from Libya. Borned in 1987, Misurata city. Glad to see all these lovely comments from u guys. Also I'm very happy to see my country back at that time. Gaddafi ruined Libya for no reason, and now we r living in the result of his dumba$$ thoughts, and probably we need another 10-15 years so the ppl who witnessed his era must 😵. My father (passed away in 2022😢) always tells me how he ended up in military camps after been gathered with other students like animals, and he was only 1 year away to graduate from college. They enforced my dad to stay in the military for 3-4 years, because of that he lost his chances to get a better job. May Allah bless my father 🤲 Many many thanks to you for that precious video 😊🤍 شكرا شكرا 😊🤍

Awesome video of my hometown, born and raised. It’s a shame what became of this great city. Did you film this? If not, do you its source? Thank you so much for posting it. A great trip down memory lane

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Lived in Tripoli as a child. Remember going to the fair and catching a bus to travel to the British Beach. I loved the locals ice cream. So delicious. Friday’s camels were herded to market and passed by our bedroom window ( we lived off base in a villa). Some of my best memories are from that awesome place. I remember the palace was being built during our time in Tripoli.

I wish gaddafi had never come. we were soo good and were only gonna get better. he took the oil and flaunted it and never did anything good with it

الحمد لله ان المستعمر الإيطالي خرج من ليبيا

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Нищий , голодный, растерянный люд, господи как вы пережили это время? Мне около двух лет на тот момент)

Love this video 💖 thanks for sharing

Ahh how lovely to see these beautiful memories! I lived on the British Air Force base of Idris, happy times ❤️

Amazing, time travel!

hi Jeff thanks a lot for this unique record .. I wonder if you have any records like this from Tripoli Libya Radio Broadcast in 60s that would be great

Well cannot believe this thing has no comments. I wonder whatever happened to second Life

VIVA KOLONEL GADAFIII.

Hello Jeffrey, is there an email address where I can contact you?

Interesting, but I wish it had been longer and more detailed. BTW, I was brought here by reading about this star and some of its history in Burnham's Celestial Handbook.

كإنها عاصمه اوروبيه كانت عروس للبحر فعلا مش توه خليني ساكته وخلاص 😔💔

My country, my city, very beatiful now that city)

Vi siete dimenticati di Thauorga? Li è nato Gheddaffi

The first time I crossed the boarder at tj back in 1984. Comming back the boarder patrol held me for two hours till shore patrol came and got me. Guy ask me were I was born. I replied Tripoli Lybya.

My father was in the BMA and later worked at Wheelus Air Base until 1960. Iwas born in Tripoli.Nice memories.

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I AM A DIESEL FULL SPECIALLY I BORN IN TRIPOLI (TAGIURA) HO LAVORATO A TRIPOLI X LA CITTÀ È PROVINCIA E X TUTTE LE COMPAGNIE PETROLIFERE,E STATA UNA ESPERIENZA INDIMENTICABILE CIAO TRIPOLI SEI E RESTERAI SEMPRE NEL MIO CUORE

This was awesome

Wish we could have intelligent debates like this nowadays. And candidates like these. They make intelligent statements and basically answer the questions they are asked.

يا ناس يا بشر .. بالله عليكم مش طرابلس سنة 1964 احلى و أروع من طرابلس سنة 2020 !! اه مسكينة يا ليبيا قداش تعاني .

Thanks for showing me what wy hometown was like back then, i was born in 2006 in casper, loved that town, so beautiful

Back then when Libya was more stable and rich (even though it still is stable and rich but I don't think as much as in those days), so many people came to live in Libya for work and got paid too much money which was some of the highest salaries in the world.

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Dad was stationed at Wheelus AFB. Went to Base School. We left in February 1964. We lived outside of Tripoli not so far from the estate of the Mussolini family on the Homs Highway. Big tangerine grove next to our villa, which our Italian Landlord gave us kids free range to pick fruit for ourselves. Definitely something different for a 12 year old!

Thank you for sharing this lovely video of my city Tripoli 👍

incredible...thanks for making this available :)

Surprising how many are still alive.

It is so weird that the candidates are sitting.

I stay Libya ..tripoli.from 1977.. to..1986... As Pakistani worker ...what a beautiful.city Tripoli...Libya was free country from Italian.invisoin..now after Qaddafi fall..seaing Libya will again going to eurpion infulance.....

You are always welcome

Giorgimpopoli (sp) was home, '55-'57. Dad was USAF at Wheelus. Rode horses at the British stables, English saddle... hahaha. Ate locusts that flew in from Egypt. My good friend, Ahmed, showed me how cook the locusts. Endured the ghiblis that passed through. Remember the Siberian Express? How about the bus driver saying, "Basta, rosima." I loved the coffee - espresso. I loved the shayhee made on a fire in a can with olive branches charcoal. Sweet, strong and soooo good. But that was Tripoli. soooo good. Met the love of my life (at that time). She was English, father was Royal Army. Valerie Fexxis. Lost a lot of sleep because of her. But I found out how powerful hormones can be.

Why have candidates from both parties at the same event but not present at the same time? What was the point of it? Better to wait until the field narrowed and have 2-3 from each side at the same stage. That would have been different and an interesting thing to do in an election year where both parties had open primaries.

الله الله أيام زمان

My father worked for oasis, and I was born in Tripoli. 😎

My father worked for one of the Oil Company's and I attended Kindergarten (I think) at one of the schools. I remember sleeping on grass maps for nap time and remember getting a vaccine for Polio on a spoon at school. I have a story that I wrote about either a birthday, or birth of Prince Mohammed el Hasan el Rida el Senussi (born 20 October 1962). I was age 5 when he was born but I remember attending some large party at the Palace. We were British National's living in Tripoli at the time. I would love to go back. I have a vivid memory of the palm trees surrounding a street leading up to the Palace (I think). Thank you for your post. Both my parents have passed on now and I'm trying to retrace our travels as a child while he worked for various Oil Company's in Trinidad, Borneo, Tripoli and Nigeria.

Was born there in 81’. Moved out at 2-1/2yrs old😔 miss my grandma and family.

wondeeeeeeerfulllllllllll work

This is the best debate i have ever seen!!!

Соправаждающий преждупреждает быть осторожным на карманы, те времена карманников.

Видно что видео было снято в девяностых или восьмидесятых годах, люди тогда были застенчивыми стеснялись сниматся на камеру.

Thanks

I was a child there. My dad was stationed at Wheelus from 1960 to 63, then again from 1965 to 67. I loved that country. It was there that I learned to swim, ride a horse, even a camel! Would love to visit it again as an adult.

Jesse Jackson was the runner up for the nomination

I think Pat Robertson would be a good President.