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[00:00:00] conference was held and the kingdom of the Netherlands was forced to
[00:00:03] recognize the independence of Indonesia. A sovereign Muslim
[00:00:07] state appeared on the world map and became one of the most powerful
[00:00:11] countries in the Islamic world.
[00:00:22] enough food, drinking
[00:00:46] charisma as well as my
[00:02:34] Sonko, he didn't flee, he
[00:04:52] with the guy, that's what she
[00:05:05] topic in
[00:05:09] topic of Africa, in
[00:05:16] if for example today he has a
[00:05:19] canoe that is in Boudoudu at the port of
[00:05:22] Boudoudu which will leave
[00:05:25] tomorrow at 5 am heading for
[00:05:28] Spain, what are you going to do? What are you
[00:05:31] going to do?
[00:05:34] everything if it were me yes I will
[00:05:36] leave you go ahead and
[00:05:40] argue yes because nothing is easy in
[00:05:44] life, it's difficult, nothing is easy in life, yes he
[00:05:48] who tries nothing, will have nothing in life, you will always be there saying
[00:05:52] I will wait, I will wait, my parents did not have the means to
[00:05:55] pay for a plane ticket, I don't have the
[00:05:59] means to get a foreign scholarship, hm hm, my studies have been
[00:06:03] stuck since the dcp class, I will
[00:06:06] go, I have a clear job, I will prepare myself from here
[00:06:10] psychologically because I will go there, illegal everything that I
[00:06:13] will find there I will endure and know that it was I who
[00:06:17] decided to ask, so everything that I will face I will endure in order to find
[00:06:20] what I want very well for me in
[00:06:24] my
[00:06:27] case as the eldest of my family,
[00:06:31] instead of leaving and being in uncertainty, I prefer to stay here and be
[00:06:33] content with the little I have with my family, yes, uh, deep
[00:06:36] down,
[00:06:40] if it were me, I would go without my parents knowing, because
[00:06:43] if they know, they will prevent me from going because most of
[00:06:47] my parents, if I tell them I'm going somewhere, they are already
[00:06:51] bothered by me, now if it's those, I will
[00:06:54] leave but telling one of my friends that tomorrow I can
[00:06:58] leave, so once I arrive in Europe,
[00:07:01] it will be good news for my
[00:07:05] parents, but if I also perish in the water,
[00:07:08] it will be bad news for them, but I will go, yes
[00:07:11] I say that if it were me, I would not
[00:07:14] leave because, besides, I know first and foremost that my mother will not
[00:07:18] let me leave, I prefer to take the legal route
[00:07:22] to go there with complete
[00:07:25] papers like my father did, all right,
[00:07:29] here in front of me, I have heard many of my friends
[00:07:32] say that they will leave, but
[00:07:35] even if you leave, what will
[00:07:38] prove to you that once you arrive there, you will have a
[00:07:42] stable life, because even there, there are poor people there, there are
[00:07:46] people who were born there but they have no roof, if it were me,
[00:07:50] I would stay
[00:07:52] well, as a woman,
[00:07:56] are you afraid to travel for all these
[00:08:00] reasons, the fear of being raped, the fear
[00:08:03] of being assaulted, the fear of losing your life, are you afraid or will you always
[00:08:07] risk it to
[00:08:08] cross?
[00:08:14] Yes, let's be honest, uh, men
[00:08:17] can travel without all these
[00:08:20] risks, whereas we, if we travel, will have risks
[00:08:24] of being raped, of being pregnant, then of being
[00:08:27] completely destabilized, whereas if men
[00:08:31] travel, yes, they are in good conditions, they will not have to be
[00:08:35] raped, they will not have to do uh, have
[00:08:39] all that, so I, as a woman, will see...
[00:13:30] "the fears came true, the Russians really did come
[00:13:33] to India, but not as colonizers and we
[00:13:37] quickly found a common language,
[00:13:53] as part of the sanctions against Russia."
[00:14:25] and thank you all for your loyalty and support,
[00:14:50] oh dear oh dear
[00:14:54] there you go.
[00:15:25] We are going to talk about a current
[00:15:31] the West, in the whole world, it is the
[00:15:34] immigration.
[00:15:37] What do you think? Are you for immigration or are you against
[00:15:41] immigration? Now you argue, you give your arguments,
[00:15:44] Marie, I am for immigration for
[00:15:48] a few good reasons, first of all, in the depths
[00:15:52] of this country, Senegal, in
[00:15:55] some families, there is not
[00:15:59] water, these are mega problems, electricity,
[00:16:02] let's not even talk about it, you see one minister, only
[00:16:06] one minister who will occupy... seven positions, and in these seven
[00:16:09] positions, he will tell you I have invested so many millions for
[00:16:13] health, this health, you see at the hospital, these are
[00:16:16] problems,
[00:16:18] you were told in education, you come to school, some students
[00:16:22] have not yet paid for their education due to
[00:16:25] family situations, and the state must take care of these cases, these
[00:16:29] are problems, you are told he invested that to
[00:16:32] make public goods, investigations
[00:16:36] that you don't even see, you are aware of the risks you can encounter
[00:16:40] in the sea, you are aware of the risks that you can encounter wherever you
[00:16:44] go illegally, but here you say create my tomb, if you
[00:16:48] die we bury you and the dreams that you had envisioned,
[00:16:52] the things that you imagined doing, things greater than you
[00:16:56] imagined doing, after that it will be better, and if you also said
[00:16:59] uh the account of the African countries
[00:17:02] there has identified that
[00:17:06] racism is more... more frequent in the West
[00:17:09] than in Africa, we young Africans recognize ourselves thanks to our
[00:17:13] black skin, because the true African, the true African citizen
[00:17:17] does not flee, we are not fleeing, we are seeking
[00:17:21] happiness, seeking research, listen carefully to what
[00:17:25] I have to tell you, here in Senegal, the
[00:17:28] governors, the prefects, the
[00:17:30] sub-prefects, the president, the
[00:17:33] ministers and the deputies who are with him are the
[00:17:37] richest in the country, whereas when they started, they didn't even have 8
[00:17:40] billion in their account, they had a minimum, I would say a maximum
[00:17:44] of 5 to 6 million, now you see a minister's son,
[00:17:47] he already has his bank account that
[00:17:50] has millions, his own car that takes him to
[00:17:53] school and yet his father, you were in the same neighborhood and you
[00:17:57] say that the uh the governors share positions and all, but
[00:18:01] it's us who should change that because we are students, tomorrow we
[00:18:04] will be great leaders, great leaders who... who will die
[00:18:08] and let's take the case of Ousman
[00:18:12] said I'm going all the way, he didn't leave his country even though he was
[00:18:15] asked to leave his country, but he said I'm going all the way with
[00:18:19] his other compatriots, these other compatriots, that's why today we are
[00:18:23] for the truth, we don't flee, we are killed here, we stay
[00:18:26] here because here is our land, it's African land, we are buried here, it's better
[00:18:30] than being buried somewhere where we are subjected to racism and not
[00:18:34] respected, what do you think of this situation?
[00:19:07] and we are not the state, we are only
[00:19:10] viewers, we are just watching, wait,
[00:19:13] wait, wait wait, but the fact, but wait, but the fact of
[00:19:17] leaving to go to Europe and you have left problems
[00:19:20] here, in 3-5 years, you
[00:19:23] want to return here to your country with the situations that you
[00:19:26] had left here, how can you implement the
[00:19:30] things you want to achieve here in Africa by helping your own
[00:19:33] country,
[00:20:07] has nothing, I will tell you something like what she
[00:20:10] said, he who leaves for survival and he
[00:20:14] who believes that the life he loses is worth nothing, well that one's strength is united
[00:20:18] because he is not afraid of the b, but wait, but a person who is
[00:20:21] sure that when he speaks he will bring something, you know that you don't
[00:20:25] have proper papers, you have nothing and you go
[00:20:30] said when you talk about this topic no, she said and you say
[00:20:33] that
[00:21:33] Negritude translates into
[00:21:36] a resolution
[00:21:40] to defend the collective
[00:21:42] personality.
[00:25:50] talk about a very important, very
[00:25:52] sensitive topic, and based on that, I'm going to
[00:25:56] ask you to define for me a
[00:25:59] word that is easy to define. but
[00:26:03] difficult to bear, it is racism,
[00:26:06] and I am going to ask you if
[00:26:10] anyone can define for me what racism is, who
[00:26:14] can define this word racism among you, there are
[00:26:17] even people here in Africa who are racist, they
[00:26:21] don't like to speak other languages besides their mother tongue, they don't like
[00:26:25] to be in other ethnic groups besides their own, there are
[00:26:29] some white students. they cover them because they say that
[00:26:32] black people are bad like that and if it were me
[00:26:36] I would reply by saying that if I was proud of my
[00:26:39] skin as well as all
[00:26:43] kinds of
[00:26:48] nature what okay my culture
[00:26:52] my skin color and so on I will defend myself as well as
[00:26:55] she does frankly I think that racism must
[00:26:59] stop because we are no longer in colonial times. hm hm,
[00:27:03] they treat us like beasts, like animals, as my friends
[00:27:07] also said, I don't think racism should continue because
[00:27:10] it hurts to see that, really, okay, 10
[00:27:31] parties competing. the support of more than 100 million
[00:27:35] voters in the race for 450
[00:27:39] seats, who will fail and who
[00:27:42] will prevail?
[00:27:54] have you heard the phrase content is king?
[00:27:57] right now chaos rules the world of news
[00:28:00] and confused. seems to reign
[00:28:03] supreme
[00:28:06] across America, from our biggest cities to our
[00:28:10] smallest towns, there is almost too much information,
[00:28:14] too many actors, too many lies. You don't
[00:28:17] need more content, you actually need
[00:28:20] context. We're not up in newsroom ivory
[00:28:23] towers, we're on the street. We care about what affects real
[00:28:27] Americans.
[00:28:30] Anyone can tell you what's happening in the news. but who's
[00:28:33] telling you why it's happened, how it's
[00:28:36] happened, how it affects you? every
[00:28:40] night we cut through the noise, because the stories
[00:28:43] that will determine our future are happening in America
[00:28:47] now,
[00:28:51] they arrested me a thousand
[00:28:53] days, they
[00:28:55] tortured me,
[00:28:58] engineered by the US and executed by military.
[00:30:32] with Tucker Carlson, you mentioned assassination, the threat of
[00:30:36] assassination to you, but I mean, and but it is
[00:30:39] your contention that that your friend Charlie Kirk, it
[00:30:43] was suspicious, the timing with which he was saying we're going to
[00:30:47] allow voices on stages
[00:30:49] of a turning point USA to attack
[00:30:52] Israel and he was being
[00:30:55] threatened, yeah uh after that, well me
[00:30:58] specifically, it was about