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In this episode of Minutes With, we sat down with the incredible Waleed Khan, a survivor of the 2014 Peshawar School Massacre. Waleed opens up on the day of the attack where he was shot 8 times by he Taliban at his school in Pakistan. He discusses the aftermath of the attack, his road to recovery and the legacy of the 132 of his classmates that lost their lives on that tragic day.
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@LADbible Год назад

Thanks to Waleed for taking part! Follow him on social media to find out more about his story. Instagram - instagram.com/waleedkhanaps Twitter - twitter.com/WaleedKhanAPs

@PurpleFilthx 4 месяца назад

You missed a seriously perfect opportunity to open and promote a gofund me to get this young dude new teeth at least. Tf, awful missed opportunity 🤦‍♂️ sad, how would you like to be like that when you could’ve had easy help?

@unknownentity8256 Год назад

To be honest the surgeons deserve all the money in the world that reconstructed his face, it's not even that noticeable. Strong lad. Glad he is alive.

@SECRETORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR Год назад

Took the word's right out my mouth??

@MrPapageorgio 10 месяцев назад

Looks better than plenty of people that haven't been shot in the face.

@fefe1179 4 месяца назад

And some people would say god saved him 😂. His body and will are fascinating including the doctors, surgeons and nurses who truly saved this boy💪🏾

@atomiclena128 4 месяца назад

@@fefe1179Nobody made this about religion until you did. Log off.

@fefe1179 4 месяца назад

@@atomiclena128 HELP ME JESUS HELP ME

@yeah_sure2525 Год назад

What a well presented, respectful young lad. Can only imagine what he went through! Glad you're still here with us 🙏

@anthonyhowrard526 Год назад

you can just tell He is a good Soul.

@Amy_The_Problem_Child Год назад

Yes what a lovely lad such a shame , glad he's still here. Taliban bastard's! 🖕🖕🖕

@InfinityDsbm Год назад

Jeepers creepers

@noongourfain Год назад

I can really relate to him when he said he saw the birds and wished he could fly away. I was not in a violent situation. But when I got stuck on the top of a mountain, there were grasshoppers up there. I wished I was one of them within a few seconds of realizing I was in trouble. I'll remember that moment for the rest of my life!

@sb2261 Год назад

All because of the sandys

@Cunthr Год назад

He is so brave and seems so gentle for someone who has lived through such a living nightmare. I wish you all the happiness and love in the world. I am so sad and sorry you lost so many friends.

@madeinamsterdam420 Год назад

the violence he had too endure to become that gentle is remarkable

@treadlightly6427 Год назад

A soothing voice with its sprinkle of pain. I couldn't wrap my head around that happening to me, such a horrific event, I hope all those involved with the crime get what's coming to them.

@DamienTalksMoney Год назад

‘Life is not what you think will happen, life is what happens to you’ what an incredible man this is. You honour the memory of your friends so well.

@PositivelyNice Год назад

🥰this moved me

@summertime_lol 8 месяцев назад

As a Pakistani whenever someone uses the slur that "we are terrorists", my heart breaks, what our people have been through and how can we be the terrorists and yet kill our own people. I was 10 when this happened and every member of my family cried. Such a brave story teller, I'm so proud of him and a massive fan since 2014. Wish I can give you a huge hug...❤

@sjakhar6933 2 месяца назад

Brother only you can bring a changes. Take the control of Pakistan back from your army - coming from an Indian

@OfficialTLYRZ 19 дней назад

Non Muslims believe every Muslim country are terrorists 😂

@Peteski-0 Год назад

How humbling, the next time I feel like complaining, I’ll revert back to this.

@justmeaussie4354 Год назад

As a Pakistani, I remember when that attack happened, literally everyone was shocked and waiting for more news on how many people had survived. I remember seeing a video about a dad crying saying that his son didn't want to go to school that day, but he had forced his son to go, and he never returned. Every year those students are remembered. It really was the most terrible accident that has happened in the history of pakistan.

@josephb4224 Год назад

Damn that hits

@DeimosPC Год назад

I don't understand why people don't rise up against the Taliban.. Surely there are more of you than there are of them?

@sukhpreetsingh3114 9 месяцев назад

Pakistani is a son of india

@richardhands904 6 месяцев назад

Imagine the guilt the parent must feel. Although I don't like the term "accident", this was a horrific attack.

@ayeshakamran5900 5 месяцев назад

I also remember that time I was 8 and was very terrified to go to school. I was afraid that our school would also be attacked.

@catau8000 Год назад

his description of the start of his day that day, we can identify with world over - sitting with your friends at school, making each other laugh by pulling faces at the friend on stage - a normal day - then the most extraordinary trauma happened. its unfathomable. this guy is so calm and buoyant and impressive - an amazing character and attitude - he deserves the best luck for the rest of his life

@JimBoFet171 Год назад

The absolute strength of this man to talk about these things without weeping. I have so much respect for him. I would be in shambles talking about something so traumatic.

@Volcanichead Год назад

This boy is a credit to his parents what a gem.

@rukus9585 Год назад

He's a man, not a boy.

@dudeybagz Год назад

I have no words.

@abdulrafaynawaz1335 4 месяца назад

@@dudeybagz you have, thats why you are abled to type

@sharonaerneckeaitchison4500 Год назад

It's impossible to imagine that experience and the life that follows. What a gentle man, with a shocking story.

@umangjain293 Год назад

This was such a shocking and brutal event in Pakistan's history. I remember when this happened, our school here in India organized a small memorial for the kids.

@wildbeast5553 Год назад

Yes very shocking, no one was expecting Pakistan to be attacked by the people they trained and supplied.

@wildbeast5553 Год назад

@@zyT175 don't matter what language they speak Pakistan has trained them fed them and then sent them over to Afghanistan. I guess they are getting a taste of their own medicine

@wildbeast5553 Год назад

@@zyT175 again your point is not moot, no matter what ethnicity they are the Pakistani army the whole Pakistani army and the Pakistani government trained them, gave them shelter, gave them training, gave them a mission and the mean to execute it. And now they are getting a taste of their own medicine and now the country is fooked to oblivion.

@wildbeast5553 Год назад

@@zyT175 no you are just tryna deflect mate, by stating what ethnicity the people are you are tryna make it seems that the issue not the dirty Pakistani government and army.

@wildbeast5553 Год назад

@@zyT175 again you banging on about the this Durand line, has nothing to do with creation of Taliban. Your head must be up the governments ass. No wonder Pakistan is in the shits.

@crystalheart1186 Год назад

I had to pause just to express this: this is the most traumatised situation I’ve ever heard in my life. Those poor children, I cannot believe people were so cruel to put school children in this situation. What a brave man, how on Earth you survived- I’ll never know. But I’m glad you did survive to tell your story. Thank god you’re still alive to tell this story, for yourself...and your friends and fellow students. Absolutely heart breaking 😭 I am so sorry you experienced all of that, none of you deserved that! Nobody deserves that!

@rukus9585 Год назад

This must be the first school shooting you've ever been aware of. There have been many. Even elementary schools in America, butchery by machete in China, etc. All are equally terrible by default, but considering all things, this was tame in comparison. Either open your eyes, or shut them off again. Both are acceptable nowadays, unfortunately.

@Silvertongue8 Год назад

And now of course us the west, the rich, have been absolutely disgusting in leaving the east in control of the taliban,, its outrageous,!!!

@WelshEmperorClips Год назад

@@rukus9585 What are you even fucking saying? it's the 5th most deadliest School massacre. Most of the ones that're higher are from the 1900s.

@isoldam Год назад

@@rukus9585 Tame by comparison? What are you talking about. Those other attacks are usually a single mentally disturbed person or student with victims in the single digits. This was an attack by a 'religious group' with military weapons with 132 dead children.

@rukus9585 Год назад

@@isoldam sure, stfu. Better late then never my azz.

@breakingaustin Год назад

12 years old watching your friends get shot and blown apart inches from you while trying to survive with half of your face missing.. what a story. What a survivor, I mean wow. Almost as bad I would assume is the memories and nightmares and visions later on. You can't ever unsee something so to not only have lived through it, but to have those memories and dreams at night for literally the rest of your life must be harrowing. I can't imagine what he saw that day, bless him. The initial situation probably lasted a few minutes at most but the memories are literally eternal for Waleed. What a hero.

@MogMan763 Месяц назад

I wouldnt say a hero because he didnt save anyone, at least by the 0.20 minute mark on the vid but definitely a chad

@trophyhunt4545 Год назад

Wow I really cannot fathom what this man went through. Truly brave and just the way he speaks is so calm. A true gem and I hope everything in his life has worked out the way he had planned. RIP to all his friends and those lost in a senseless act.

@roxojones Год назад

"Life is not what you think will happen, life is what happens to you" I don't think I'll ever be able to forget this sentence in my entire life.

@ODGreenZa Год назад

My friend was murdered. I struggled with it massively, still do. I can't imagine losing all my friends. God bless you. Be strong

@alessandropizzocaro7506 11 месяцев назад

It's crazy to see how composed he is in talking about this experience. This guy is incredibly tough, having gone through that and still be mentally sane.

@548reacts Год назад

Your friends are always looking down on you 💜 stay strong 👊🏻

@joshjamesuk Год назад

Massive respect to him, having an attitude like this after what he’s been through.

@nickjones3900 Год назад

We can all learn from this brave soul. Utterly inspiring.

@SandiByrd Год назад

"I comforted myself". "I couldn't get up so I tried to drag myself" this young man's strength is gargantuan.

@mikef55 Год назад

It's mind-blowing just how cruel humans can be to other humans.. to children no less! It's incredible to see how well this man has done & how he showed those evil pricks that he's built differently to them. The trauma can't have been easy, but he seems to have not let that affect his education & that really is admirable.

@maisiemoon333 Год назад

my heart breaks for him. what courage waleed has through the most unimaginable pain he's suffered. i just want to give him a hug. i've never heard such a traumatic true story, i hope what he has to say reaches everyone is the world. no one should ever have to live through this😔

@milliewild8944 Год назад

This story broke my heart. I truly hope this man recovers mentally and lives a beautiful life

@aDeedADay Год назад

what a brave young man, he should be very proud of himself. What an absolutely tragic and despicably evil event to go through

@yepitsme3336 2 месяца назад

"Life is not what you think will happen, it's what happens to you" Profound in so many ways. I will always remember this sentence from such a wonderful and brave man. Thank you 🌠

@SeaWitchinSeattle Год назад

I hope that this man has the best rest of his life, and never has to suffer again.

@sweatymrkim4578 Год назад

Brave lucky fella. Make your life count, you deserve it.

@jamessheehy4895 Год назад

Bless this poor lad and his friends

@TeeYaSelf Год назад

Omg, god bless this man, he went through something no one could dream off! Ive been feeling depressed lately but this makes me kick myself and realise some people have been through hell and back 1000000 times over! I wish you the best luck and health in the world, god bless you

@andygall9397 Год назад

What an amazing young man. I obviously don't know him but I am so very proud of how he's dealing with such a tragedy. I wish him and his family lots of luck, love and life.

@night_angel_FB Год назад

How awful what he has been through. Brave young man, I wish him all the best.

@tallulahlu801 Год назад

I just want to give this man a hug ❤

@CannibalShadow Год назад

The anger I feel towards anyone that shoots up a school, you're really lucky. Rip to those lost 🙏🏾

@YesItsReallyKeith Год назад

I am so sorry Waleed! You experienced the worst of humanity and there is no answer that would make sense to explain it !!! That life pill should never exist !! May you be protected from now on !!! RIP to your family !

@ciaranoneill253 Год назад

What a brave well spoken hero of a lad..... My god he is inspiring. Please let him know that..... ❤

@themotoristhub2 5 месяцев назад

I am also from Peshawar and this incident happened in front of us and still that day is remembered as a black day for Peshawar

@YoussefBenKhamsa Год назад

What kind of human being would shoot a kid? I am speechless

@MogMan763 Месяц назад

A shit ton of kids, pure evil

@mazharkhan9595 Год назад

This young lad is the face of reslience, we Pakistanis dont go down easily and we will one day get rid of the scourge of terrorism from Afghanistan.

@Letsgoo2025 Год назад

Sorry but the terrorist were from Pakistan and they weren’t taliban .. you are not Pashtun from that region so you don’t understand the political games being played here.. but it was inside job ..

@tanie3543 Год назад

Pakistan is literally funding all the terrorists at this point. Stop being delusional

@venkkooo Год назад

You were the ones who supported them and sent them to Afghanistan.

@Sw-kn5zg Год назад

And people hope the same from Pakistan!

@summertime_lol 8 месяцев назад

Very well said, ignore the neighbors, especially the "Namak Harams", they don't know our biggest mistake was to take them in as refugees and give them a secure shelter in our cities.

@ter3360 Год назад

You are an inspiration my man. I can't imagine the fear and pain you suffered mentally and physically. Your someone who I hope lives the rest of your life happy wealthy and free. You hold yourself so well, Thank you for your story Waleed.

@kallumwilliamson4001 Год назад

This is absolutely heartbreaking, what a man he is!

@helenmapleston628 Год назад

I think this is so traumatising imagine experiencing that major life event and having the energy, sense , courage to still be such a gentle human being. It could of taken him to a very different place. I am still trying to comprehend the utter destruction and desolation. In a school . ❤❤❤❤❤

@momokoishida5402 Год назад

He's amazing so grateful and so strong we need more of this ❤❤❤

@kdb1697 Год назад

Waleem. You are an inspiring, extremely intelligent and an incredible human. Your story is so profound. The willingness to survive shows how courageous you are. Your best friends who were taken so brutally now live on within you. You’re taking them on your life’s journey also. I wish I could meet you and give you a hug. I can’t put into words how proud i am of you.

@fibifeo Год назад

So tragic . Bless him . The surgeons done a great job on his face , still a handsome young man

@SumeYT Год назад

This story makes me so sad. Very proud of him for doing this video.

@thefitnessward_ Год назад

Good god the strength of this man. It’s unfathomable.

@blackline66 Год назад

Very tough to listen to this eloquent young man. I can't imagine what he has been through. Thank you for sharing your story and strength. You sir ... are a true inspiration. Well Done on your mindset and will to survive. I hope you can be at peace and have a good life.

@benburkin7942 Год назад

Thank you for telling this story, it must be harrowing, you come across as such an intelligent and compassionate individual. Good luck to you.

@nicksmith3103 Год назад

You are an incredibly brave guy, and you have nothing to feel guilty about. I hope you teach others to be good people like yourself, make the world a better place.

@thekarmicbrat Год назад

It's incredible how he decided at that one moment that he would survive, and he actually made it.

@WarDog1567 Год назад

I'm so sorry for your losses. Glad you made it brother ❤

@kathleengoldsbury95 2 месяца назад

I couldn’t watch the whole video it’s too early in the morning but bless you and your family. I hope you find moments of peace and your life today is normal and happy. Thank you for sharing your story.

@itsfaithkay Год назад

Courageous young man, I’m so sorry for what you and the other victims went through. But I am glad that you’re here with us to tell your story l❤.

@laurenbisiker3687 Год назад

What a brave, inspiring and remarkable young man. I hope he lives a wonderful life. RIP to all of those innocent lives taken so mercilessly.

@zaxapro Год назад

Its a miracle you survived, and absolutely insane you recovered so well. God bless

@debbie2490 Год назад

what a lovely man ....i was in tears watching this and angry at the same time how can they take a life especially children they have no heart they will go to hell for that i wish this man all the luck in the world he truly deserves it

@wezlo8733 Год назад

This one really got to me, he made the story much more sad. Bless him and his classmates.

@wildafrica2572 Год назад

My condolences 😞.. you're a brave one. Your mothers words are gold. Im touched by your story.

@vibesoffical4474 3 месяца назад

You have came through along way... Proud of you

@liamjames2956 Год назад

There are so many points to this that deserve highlighting, But the thing that stuck out to me. This is a 12 year old boy, whos currently going through the worst experience imaginable, seeing his friends die in front of him. But still manages to think clearly, focus on his breathing, even to the point of knowing if he passes out people will assume he is dead and might no help. Its incredible. Waleed you are truly an inspiration, and i don't say that often.

@no6odys8fe90 Год назад

God bless this man , he has alot of courage and strength to talk about and almost re live this tragedy

@eyybabyj1397 Год назад

I hope this guy lives a full happy life.

@femmefatale3598 Год назад

I was in 10th grade when it happened. I'm in India and when I saw the news I had started crying. For a few weeks I used to be scared thinking that what would happen if something like that happened here. I can't imagine going through that. More power to him. RIP the innocent souls that died.

@shaunfaulkner3538 Год назад

What a gentlemen... so positive after a complete nightmare. Truly heard breaking. RIP to to those lost

@branislavtrninic4505 Год назад

Pure gentleman of noble character

@julesstone7990 Год назад

Thank goodness you survived. I wish you and the world peace x

@Ian-yf3fo Год назад

Wow, that was a powerful and truly sad emotional story. Such a nice lad. Those poor children who’s lives were taken. We can’t imagine what their families went through. Sending my love to him, his friends and all the families who were affected by this tragedy. ❤

@carolyndelong4737 9 месяцев назад

We can all learn from this brave and sweet young man ❤ Prayers for you and your loved ones 🙏

@sadlystuckinreality Год назад

I can't even begin to imagine or comprehend how strong you must have to be to have gone through this.

@SimV239 5 месяцев назад

I remember this incident so clearly, I’m from India and this unfolded on social media where I had some friends from Pakistan and we were literally in shock as the casualties climbed from 10 kids to 20 to 60 and all the way up to 140 and above.. it was unreal and then I tuned into a news channel.. it was devastating to watch those school kids being brought out in stretchers .. I still get chills just thinking about it

@madelinejackson7452 Год назад

He is such an inspiration to everyone, thank you for being positive even when it could have been so easy to turn sour against the world. Thank you for sharing your story

@Silvertongue8 Год назад

What an absolutely inspiring individual,!!!! 💜

@Charles36. Год назад

Anyone who does a horrible thing like that are not human and should be treated like trash

@caroltrendall63 Год назад

What a heart wrenching story and what a wonderfully brave young man.

@evnhus4 Год назад

God bless your heart, thank you for sharing your story.

@Aaackermann Год назад

How do you justify such cruelties to yourself and your god(whoever that might be)? I sometimes feel such shame for the human race. We can be so unbelievable cruel and brutal it is beyond words! My thought goes out to this outstanding chap! Stay strong!

@toxigenic 2 месяца назад

This is such a terrifying event. I'm so glad that you are well, safe and have purpose. I've learned a lot from listening to your story.

@lewiswilson1010 Год назад

I admire this lad so much

@fraserhutch2571 Год назад

Waleed you are an inspiration and you should be so proud of yourself

@evonne315 Год назад

His Dad had to recognize him by the T-shirt he was wearing. I cannot even imagine the horror.

@logann001 Год назад

A remarkable young man with an remarkable story of survival, a credit to his parents.

@maggiemccarthy-qs7un Год назад

What an incredible young man ❤

@FallenRobot Год назад

Why do terrorists target children in schools?! Poor lad, I'm glad he's still with us to tell his and his friends stories.

@1realness1 Год назад

truly heartbreaking

@Bye_Good Год назад

So senseless, so evil. How could these people who join the taliban and think that brutally murdering so many innocent children is anything but pure evil? I can’t understand it. What is the purpose. What a brave and courageous man he is for sharing his story. And yet after enduring all of this he still radiates so much light and refuses to be swallowed up by anger and hatred. Love always wins.

@Badakhsxx Год назад

What an incredible display of strength. To relive those horrors through memories and still not shed a tear 😢

@ram_bam 3 месяца назад

Not many of these make me emotional, but when he was describing his friends at the end it definitely made me tear up. No one deserves to go through such hell.

@dberry4445 Год назад

Wow monsters truly do exist! When I hear stories like this it really makes me not want to have children as I couldn't imagine my child going through what this poor lad went through.

@josephb4224 Год назад

I have 2 boys. In the past i never thought about or truly worried about evil people in this world,,, until I became a parent. Stories like this hit so differently once you have kids. At times, it makes you feel guilty for bringing these sweet, innocent, tiny human beings into this evil ass world. Though, I still wouldn't trade it for anything .

@DB-kz8wl Год назад

Amazing Strong young man ,God Bless Him

@rabiasiddiqui8102 2 месяца назад

I have no words but yes you all are soo brave it is very difficult to lost friends Infront of eyes you know that they all are now in bestest place from world but I know sometime you miss them alot may Allah choose you and others who survived for something good

@AH-jy2pg Год назад

A strong spirit of a young man.

@mj3026 21 час назад

Wow how heartbreaking, what a strong man to go through such a awful thing & still be ok

@dionallott5610 Год назад

Kia kaha from New Zealand 🇳🇿 ! Much Respect for you

@MufasaAri Год назад

Real talk .

@OfficialTLYRZ 19 дней назад

I still remember this day. I went to APS to give a speech 3 weeks earlier when this happened, my mom was thinking of putting me in this school but luckily I wasn’t. I was just 5 at that time so I was playing with my toys when suddenly the news started showing this and I was so traumatized at that time and prayed to god that my mom didn’t switch my school to this. I feel very sad as I saw some of the kids in that school with my eyes that day and now they’re gone and I won’t see their smiles again when I went to stage and started presenting. ❤