I Had Malaria 5 Times And Ate Ants To Survive | Minutes With
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Published 2023-10-15
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All Comments (21)
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Thanks to Baz for taking part! www.instagram.com/notension_bazhulse/ www.amazon.co.uk/No-Tension-Barry-Hulse/dp/1960572…
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Amazing personality. In India, people have stayed in jail for years for stealing less than a dollar and he is definitely lucky. Dealing with judiciary in India is not for light hearted people.
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Nobody is ever guilty. It’s always the “ friend” who put them up to it.
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I enjoyed this alot, he seems like a really stong person who remained postive despite what sounds like a living nightmare, big respect
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and the moral of the story is... if you are traveling and someone offers you help... you say "no thank you" and walk away !!!! and avoid 10 years of hell !! omg !!
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I could listen to peoples stories all day long....Thanks for telling yours and all the best.
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Factory worker visiting India couple of people and planning to buy house in Goa, india. It says a lot about “high returns business”
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I have not been to any prison anywhere. From what i have read, I can tell you one thing about Indian prisons. Unlike some prisons like Le sante in france, bank kwang in thailand or some prison in venezuela you will make it alive out of an Indian prison. Moreover, there is no death sentence in India for drug possession or drug trafficking unlike many countries. This man is lucky to be alive and sharing his story.
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I’m not convinced he had no knowledge of those tablets like.
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Ok, yes he came across as a likeable chap, but.... So his "friend" did all the work in organising his parcel and he only did the writing on the forms? which must have been his address, as supposedly his friend asked him if the parcels had arrived back in the uk yet. So what exactly would his "friend" have said if the parcels had arrived and he had opened them and found 60'000 diazepam tablets in there? Sorry, but I think he was a little more complicit in this story than he is letting on.
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University of Life! You don't know what's around the corner. I'm glad this gent made it through mentally and physically intact! Intriguing story!! ✌🏾
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Loved this hope you’d have more interviews like this
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Hard to believe that anyone was shuttling back and forth to India like that and wasn't smuggling drugs. Either way, glad he made it out okay.
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The panchayat system in India which was existing before the British judicial system was imposed was a perfect set up in which in many disputes justice was delivered and accepted in just one day. Many cases like land disputes between brothers, neighbours etc were settled in 1-2 sittings and also marital disputes were also solved quickly,that system was effective in settling many disputes.
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I spent 11 months in Motihari central jail in India for unintentionally entering India without visa. Sentenced to 2 years for using a forged passport without any evidence of having such document. Everything this guy says about the Indian justice system and the conditions in indian jails is true. The stares, the touching, the uncertainty what is happening to your case. What I can't comprehend is how he managed to not lose his mind during those 10 years. Incredible!
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Did he just say a "friend" sent him thousands of pills by post? Where the heck do people find these "friends"?
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I like what he said in the end he seems to have found himself and his spiritual self are very balanced, thankful for everything alot of people take for granted.
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i needed that Baz seize the day. Glad your back ok mate
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The old “my mate did it” trick huh
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I call bullshit, he knew what was going down.
