100 HOURS IN BAGHDAD IN 2024

Thomas coming to my wedding was a dream come true. He made my wedding day super special, and now seeing a part of that day here on Yes Theory channel and seeing all the beautiful comments from the Yes Fam is something that I can’t describe with words. I’m very grateful for being a part of this amazing community. Thank you from heart ❤🙏🏼

As an Iraqi,i thank you from the bottom of my heart for showing earth this truth

I met a lot of Iraqi's during my time studying flight training in England in 2010-2012. I remember them till this day, for the friendly and kind hearts they have. From day one they treated me like a brother and have to say that I find them more pleasant than western people; no despite towards eachother, they act like one big family, they rooting for the best for you and no jealous behaviour. This video once again shows me that it wasn't just coincidence but the way they live life, and I really appreciate them for it.

Hi, im from Albania and currently working in Basra / Iraq, i can tell u that these people have the biggest heart compared to many countries that i have been to. As u saw in the video when you are a tourist in Iraq its impossible to pay when you hang out. They will offer you shelter, food and anything you need and will never ask anything in return. I had tears in my eyes the whole time watching the video and being happy for my Iraqi brothers and sisters.

I had the incredible luck of meeting Thomas in Kurdistan, Iraq, where I got to be his main driver and guide. It was an amazing experience, and I couldn't believe I actually met him in person—it was a dream come true! By the way, it's me, Laween Faiq, ZAEEM's friend. Thank you, Yes Theory, for creating this beautiful community!

I was an American Soldier, and spent a year in Baghdad from 2005-2006. Mostly in Karradah, Al-Dora, and Al-Kindi. I watched every minute of this intently, to see if I recognized anything. I spent many days on patrol in the back streets of those neighborhoods. I made many Iraqi friends, some are now here in the U.S. Others are dead, and I miss them dearly. Especially my good friend Ruqqaya Ibrahim, who we called "Sarah", She was one of my interpreters and was fearless on many missions. She died in 2017 and is missed by so many. I was an invader, but the Iraqi people were kind and warm. I cannot take back the reasons why I was there, but I learned much from the Iraqi people and was changed by my experiences. Thank you for this video. It brought back many memories.

It amazes me, how kind and beautiful all of those people are! Such heartwarming hospitality, kindness, and openness! Wow! The world needs more people like Iraqis!

"I put you in my heart" might be the sweetest thing i've ever heard in my life!!

BEEN WAITING FOR THIS EPISODE FOR A LONG LONG TIME! SO HAPPY TO SEE THAT YOU WENT TO BAGHDAD - IT'S ONE OF THE MOST FASCINATING AND CULTURALLY RICH CITIES ON OUR PLANET!!

Hiii, I am Ezidi here. Just watching your video and seeing you sharing our culture makes me happy. Thanks for coming here.

يالله حبايبي اشعر بالاسف على حال الايزيديين في بلدهم ناس من الطف الكائنات وانقاها ربي يديم الامن وسلام على جميع الشعب العراقي

I now have Baghdad on my bucket list! Beautiful place, and beautiful people. Loved this video. ❤

As a Christian American 🇺🇸, I cried a few times. To see the humanity of my brothers and sisters around the world. After so much hurt and destruction; these beautiful souls continue to rise. To welcome strangers in their homes. To love generously and walk softly. Much love from me to you. I’m sorry for my countries dehumanization of you and its unspeakable wrongs committed. 🙏🏽 May you continue to rise from the rubble and blossom into a new day.

I am 70. I am convinced that the people of the world are more alike than not. Yes, we come from different locations, we have different cultures , different biological markers but all that is surface level. What remains in the true human soul. What divides us ...is our leaders. They divide us with fear, lies, hatred, greed and violence. What if we got rid of all governments , each community weed out the trouble makers and we all learn to love and respect each other?

Content like this gives me the most faith I’ve felt in a long time that humanity has a beautiful future with the younger generation getting ready to take the world into a better place❤

When aya said, “This is my home,” she made me cry. I still haven’t lived the life I want, but I’m starting to realize that I must make my life in my home in Iraq, and I hope to help build it. Thank you for this beautiful vedio and thank you for coming 🤍

This video blew my mind... im not one to believe everything i see in the media but when this place is shrouded by misrepresentation, fear mongering, and false news its hard not to believe what you see infront of you. Watching this confirms that you need to go and see things for yourself as yet again, Yes theory proves how beautiful these places can be!

People in every country want the same thing - peace, happiness and connection. Thanks for showing us that Iraq is no different. I hope one day to experience their warmth and hospitality.

This video made me tear up. I watched as the war in Bagdad start . crying . and now , y'all are free and I'm so happy in my heart ,

i was crying the whole time i watch this video. love from iran ❤❤❤🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷