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Google Cloud Speech-to-Text API (Chirp) + Gemini 2.5 Flash Non-Thinking
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[00:00:15] est-ce que vous êtes préoccupé par vos parents qui vivent
[00:00:18] europe en sachant tout cela vous êtes préoccupé par vos
[00:00:22] maman, vos papas, vos grands-parents, vos frères et sœurs qui
[00:00:26] live in Europe? I'm from Europe there, because I
[00:00:29] see... my little sisters, they suffer from that, even my
[00:00:33] my, my little sister, she even wanted to kill herself because
[00:00:36] simply, it's not, it's not, it's not the fault of the children there, but it's, but it's
[00:00:40] their mother's fault, because
[00:00:43] mama's it's them who say no, he's black, don't talk to
[00:00:46] her, no, she's dirty, she stinks like that, they
[00:00:50] call you a negro, you're here in the street, they call you a meager, as
[00:00:54] if you had something,
[00:00:57] no, and my little sister. she comes all the time, she
[00:01:01] tells me: now I I don't want, I don't want to, I don't want to go to
[00:01:05] school anymore because simply they always treat me badly, I'm
[00:01:09] the only one in our class, but they always treat me
[00:01:12] badly and I don't want to put up with it,
[00:01:15] sir, sir, wait, wait, you want to
[00:01:19] speak, yes, yes, I support you
[00:01:22] because I have a cousin who lives there, hm hm, and every day
[00:01:26] he calls me because he suffers from racism there, even when...
[00:01:30] he gets on the trains, the others, the
[00:01:34] And how, but it's brutal, others, the others look at him, uh, then someone
[00:01:36] comes to tell him to get up because the others have to tonight,
[00:01:40] okay, yes, my father, we already
[00:01:43] explained to him one day, he has an apartment that he took
[00:01:46] there, and he lives with a white man, almost their
[00:01:50] door, it's the same door, he said that one day
[00:01:53] he had done something wrong, and there he cried for help but he
[00:01:57] didn't come to his aid, yet he was in the room, he told me
[00:02:00] that he almost died inside until morning when
[00:02:06] exercises, but because of his
[00:02:09] it's good, well,
[00:02:23] he's alive, he's alive,
[00:02:26] he regained his strength and
[00:02:47] there are many people who suffer every day from
[00:02:51] situations that you can't even
[00:02:53] imagine,
[00:02:58] I'm one of them. I'm part of these
[00:03:02] stories
[00:03:07] there, I came back to my country, for
[00:03:10] that, I came back
[00:03:13] and I got a job, I never missed work,
[00:03:17] never, I had to work, I had to
[00:03:20] set up my businesses there, I set up up to three businesses in
[00:03:24] Europe, teaching classes, I
[00:03:27] would do street markets. and I did
[00:03:31] translations,
[00:03:35] but everywhere you go, everywhere to go
[00:03:38] teach classes even to entrepreneurs,
[00:03:42] sometimes when you arrive to knock on the door, the first
[00:03:46] thing they tell you is, you are lost, you cannot
[00:03:49] enter here,
[00:03:54] you know that you are paying your taxes, you do your job well, you do
[00:03:58] all the things, but... but every time you have to justify yourself, everywhere
[00:04:02] you go, you have to justify yourself, why are you
[00:04:05] here, simply because you are
[00:04:07] black, so after all these
[00:04:11] years, I decided to go back
[00:04:14] home, but I see that it continues, it
[00:04:17] continues, it
[00:04:20] continues, but the great responsibility that Africans
[00:04:24] have, is because it starts
[00:04:28] from Africa, at home, it starts at home, all these
[00:04:31] problems, we do not consider ourselves
[00:04:34] as responsible at
[00:04:38] several levels, at several levels, that is to say when we
[00:04:41] among ourselves we mistreat each other
[00:04:44] among Africans so that gives the opportunity to the other to mistreat us
[00:04:48] because they know that at home it's even
[00:14:54] The west. and the rest,
[00:14:58] privilege and fury,
[00:15:02] palaces and slums, old
[00:15:05] alliances, new centers of power,
[00:15:09] closed borders, open wounds, this
[00:15:13] is our reality, but between these opposing
[00:15:16] worlds can we still find some common
[00:15:19] ground,
[00:19:37] the stories of your parents or the stories of your
[00:19:41] friends, and you will always remember that
[00:19:45] you are you, the person who must tell this
[00:19:48] story and we want to understand you in this story,
[00:19:52] we don't want you to tell us "so-and-so told me, so-and-so told me",
[00:19:55] no, you live the story and you
[00:19:59] will make us live it,
[00:20:02] this is the story of my grandmother when she
[00:20:05] went to Europe, more precisely to France, she went to
[00:20:09] the grocery store to buy
[00:20:12] provisions, and when she was there, she
[00:20:16] suffered racism from the cashier and one of the security guards who
[00:20:20] works at the store, yes
[00:20:23] which story had a
[00:20:27] serious, a serious impact to the point that she
[00:20:30] was locked up for 6 months in
[00:20:32] prison,
[00:20:35] and I know that today unfortunately... the roles are reversed, normally it's you
[00:20:39] who should comfort me, console
[00:20:42] me
[00:20:45] and tell me the things of life, but it's
[00:20:49] normal, it's... life and I hope that
[00:20:52] this unfortunate incident will not make you give
[00:20:55] up, I want you to get back up as you have
[00:20:58] always done so well, that you
[00:21:01] be the strong and incredible woman I
[00:21:03] knew,
[00:21:06] it's difficult, but I think that's life, that you shouldn't
[00:21:09] be afraid.
[00:21:12] peur.
[00:21:20] When my brother decided to go migrate to
[00:21:22] Europe, he didn't
[00:21:26] ask his mother for permission before
[00:21:29] leaving, he left secretly, but when he
[00:21:33] left, he didn't call, we didn't hear from him,
[00:21:36] we learned from his friends that he took the boat
[00:21:40] to go to Europe, when his mother
[00:21:44] learned about it, she didn't know what to do,
[00:21:47] she left for many years. without
[00:21:51] her mother didn't hear from him
[00:21:54] for many, many years, I can say 2 or 3
[00:21:57] years,
[00:22:03] but that's my son I see there,
[00:22:06] that's my son, look, come, that's my
[00:22:09] son, he's back, my son is back,
[00:22:13] yeah, my
[00:22:14] son,
[00:22:17] I haven't seen my son in years.
[00:22:23] My baby is
[00:22:24] back,
[00:22:28] and my son, I haven't seen him in
[00:22:32] years, Lord,
[00:22:34] thank
[00:22:37] you Lord, the story I'm going to tell you, a story that I really
[00:22:40] missed, it marks me every time I think of this
[00:22:43] person, he was always there for me,
[00:22:47] even if we are not related by blood. but he was always
[00:22:50] there for me, he sometimes advised me and helped me do my
[00:22:56] the poverty and miseries he lives, he decided to immigrate
[00:23:00] with his friends, they
[00:23:02] took the biscuit from Dakar to Morocco, arrived in
[00:23:06] Morocco to go to Spain, but
[00:23:09] unfortunately he could not cross, he stayed
[00:23:12] there,
[00:23:19] yes, who
[00:23:22] is it,
[00:23:26] who gave you this
[00:23:27] number?
[00:23:32] Alesson,
[00:23:33] but
[00:23:36] yes alesson, wait, I didn't quite grasp what you're saying, alasan is no longer among us,
[00:23:40] that is, where is
[00:23:41] he?
[00:23:46] When you cross the
[00:23:49] sea. in Morocco, he was, no, no,
[00:23:53] no, maybe you were mistaken for someone else, this alessand that I
[00:23:56] know, cannot die like this, you were mistaken for
[00:24:00] someone else,
[00:24:03] no, you were mistaken for someone else, it's not alexandre who
[00:24:06] died, alessand is a link, he will never break the
[00:24:10] links, what I have to tell you is that it's not alexandre who
[00:24:13] died, you were mistaken
[00:24:14] for someone else.
[00:24:22] When you
[00:24:23] cross,
[00:24:31] okay, thank you, thank you for the,
[00:24:33] thank you,
[00:24:42] respect,
[00:24:44] immigration,
[00:24:47] what about immigration?
[00:26:02] wished for you, but despite
[00:26:05] our words and the promises we made to each other,
[00:26:09] we all wished to leave Africa, to travel,
[00:26:13] to immigrate without
[00:26:15] limits, but this
[00:26:18] is washed away, know that despite my
[00:26:21] pain, you will remain
[00:26:24] forever engraved in my
[00:26:26] heart and my
[00:26:29] memory.
[00:29:32] weapons dealers in the Bekaa region until he comes and tells
[00:29:35] us to film an interview with him, to tell us
[00:29:38] exactly what the situation is with Ukrainian weapons, whether there are any Ukrainian weapons
[00:29:42] with us or not, and where they are coming from.
[00:29:45] are weapons all over the world who
[00:29:49] turned this country into a major arms hub? We'll continue to bolster
[00:29:53] Ukraine's armed forces by rushing them the capabilities that they need to
[00:29:56] defend their
[00:29:57] country.
[00:30:00] Everyone knows very well that we don't sell bananas, pineapples or any kind of
[00:30:04] children's toys, we sell weapons. Yes, we're also known in
[00:30:07] the world as arms dealers, but we must not be ashamed of that.
[00:30:22] A warning, disturbing images ahead, anti-corruption
[00:30:25] agencies working in Ukraine expose deep and
[00:30:29] lucrative ties between criminal organizations. and high
[00:30:32] ranking members of the country's security services.
[00:30:36] Graphic footage of a savage attack by one such gang is also released.
[00:30:54] as Ukrainian authorities seek to prosecute scores of
[00:30:57] protesters who clash with law enforcement after.