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00:03.
00:04Protest off the gun!
00:06Change, change, change, change, change.
00:11Fire ready.
00:12So we press down.
00:15Press down, the slide goes forward.
00:18That's right.
00:18But if you want to block the slide back,
00:22you need to push up the stop slide.
00:26You know?
00:26Okay.
00:28Police!
00:29Protest off the gun!
01:06Let's go!
01:08Let's go!
01:09Let's go!
01:09Let's go!
01:11Today is the day you have been waiting for,
01:14the day your families have traveled to sea.
01:17We are here to honor the graduating class of 2025 of the European Border and Coast Guard Standing Corps.
01:27Today you stand ready, not just as officers, but as protectors of our European values.
01:33Wherever you go, you carry Europe with you.
01:38Its laws, its values, and its promise to protect people and their rights.
01:45...
01:46...
01:47...
01:48...
01:50Alina Maria Gania, Kevin Garcia Ostega,
01:54Eftagios Yamas, Panagiotis Janapopoulos,
01:58Alexandros Ditsis, Constantino Viejas,
02:01and Eftagos.
02:18Europe is a garden.
02:20The best that the humankind has been able to build.
02:23The gardeners should take care of it.
02:29Together we have to show that Europe manages migration
02:33in a humane and effective way.
02:42It's not either fundamental rights or border management,
02:45it's border management and fundamental rights.
02:47They go hand in hand.
03:08The war between Iran and the US could trigger the largest refugee crisis in decades.
03:13The US and Israel launching a wide-scale assault on Tehran.
03:17We came here ten years ago and we saw the summer of migration.
03:20So then another war, a civil war, was affecting migration very much.
03:27We haven't seen effects yet, but you never know.
03:32This could have come pretty quickly.
03:34So down the line we were already thinking,
03:36how will this affect migration?
03:38There are reports about moving of some displaced people in Lebanon,
03:43and particularly going somewhere to the north.
03:45So we can assess the potential routes from the Middle East to Europe.
03:50I'm just saying that we should concentrate on what is happening here,
03:53because depending on how serious the situation is in Lebanon
03:59and these areas over there,
04:01we must be aware of what is happening.
04:04In the easy days we just prepare, gather energy,
04:08to be able to perform in the difficult days.
04:11This is how it goes here.
04:12I just said that.
04:42It's in maart 2023 that I...
04:47Something later, I think, yeah.
04:48I started 1 maart 2023, a couple of months later.
04:51A couple of months later, in the summer, in the summer?
04:54Yes, exactly.
04:56Since then has changed a lot. Can you tell me what has changed for you?
05:01Well, there has changed a lot, but on the other hand, it's not.
05:04Look, the world has changed. Frontex has changed.
05:09I'm probably going to change it.
05:11What is not changed is that migration is still a very high state for a lot of people on their
05:16agenda.
05:17So this urgency is not a small word.
05:21The political discourse is changed in the last three years.
05:24I notice that, let's say, the, let's say, your license to operate is a big word.
05:31That in the year's budget, close to a billion euros, Frontex is still not effective in dealing with illegal immigration.
05:38How much money do you need to take a job to protect us and protect us from illegal and dangerous
05:46immigrants?
05:47Because I always think that you don't want to be with this problem.
05:51Uncontrolled illegal immigration, turning entire citizens into ghettos and threatening our safety.
05:58Number two and three great party.
06:08If you have some importance to vote it, let's say your independence be sanctified.
06:12Like "...CD".
06:15Whatever local Miranda says, people don't want to benefit them.
06:18뭐야 goals for voice giveichtung an example,
06:21WITH DANIELS ENERGEMERAL EXPRESS And it's a powerful and a real Nazi ice creamress.
06:27We didn't...
06:27The German standards are broken.
06:30The Netherlands has no longer heard.
06:33They feel threatened by a government that listens to Brussels.
06:38It's time for a new host and it's rolling around in the Netherlands.
06:43Goedemiddag, Halden!
06:44Here in Amsterdam!
06:47We are here today because we feel that there is something going on in our country.
06:52The Netherlands was in its way.
06:54The population was faster than our country could.
06:56The Netherlands feel free in their own country.
07:00And we are ready to bring our country back to who we are.
07:04Eén for, één land, één toekomst.
07:08Unvrede over the asylum policy has been carried out by the border with Germany.
07:14The police called the border controls unacceptably.
07:17The activist Jan Huze has supported by the border border controls.
07:37The Russians were лучше, but they can't pick it up.
07:43Yeah, I don't know.
07:45Biggest center is going on there.
07:48So it's a bit of control, I think that's a task for the citizens.
08:02At some point, the government can't do that, so the citizens need to see what they're playing and what they're
08:08not playing.
08:11We're doing it too, so we can't be the end of Europe.
08:15I can't believe that everyone brings all of the citizens to the Netherlands.
08:22How would that look?
08:25You'd have just a piece of paper, so it's all closed.
08:31Everything must be created, there must be a whole plan, but that will well.
08:36Of course, that's good to do.
08:38It's just a border control and then with a piece of paper.
08:45Yeah, so far I'm going to come.
08:48That's what I'm going to do.
08:49Yeah.
09:00You have to make a paper, you can't say this country, let me go full. That can't.
09:05But they're all working with shit.
09:09This must be done in politics.
09:11To this and make a paper, that's not the most, which is going to be constructed.
09:14Europe is our home.
09:17And our first mission is to protect the place we call home.
09:22It is about prosperity.
09:24It is about security.
09:26It is about democracy.
09:28More expectations of the European Migration Pact.
09:32Today is truly a historic day.
09:34This is not a small thing.
09:37Migrants who make no chance to asylum
09:39must be sent back to their own country.
09:41That is one of the most important calls
09:43of the new European Pact.
09:45Some migrants will be housed in closed centers
09:48until they can be sent back to safe countries.
09:51The EU also tests international partnerships
09:54to prevent illegal immigration
09:56and to support legal ways.
09:58Europe can no longer be a custodian
10:02of the Old World Order.
10:04Security must become the organizing principle
10:07of our action.
10:11It must be the default mindset.
10:14There is a discussion about the future of Frontex.
10:17There are two domains where everyone wants
10:20to do more.
10:22The first is the return.
10:23It is the return of the return of migrants
10:27who are in Europe.
10:30They have no status to stay there.
10:32They have to go back.
10:33The second is to cooperate with the third countries.
10:35We call them countries outside the EU.
10:37They will cooperate with whom we want to cooperate.
10:48The first phase of the cooperation.
10:50The first phase of the cooperation.
10:50The first phase of the cooperation.
10:51We will allow the aircraft to gather information
10:54about what is happening here in the west of Africa.
11:00This is more African than Caribbean.
11:05Good morning.
11:06Good morning.
11:08Good morning.
11:08Good morning.
11:28Good morning.
11:28Well the second time we have till the end of the side with them.
11:29I feel���紹介 Dustis and Arshaldu country.
11:56countries like Senegal, Gambia, we do have three or four cases with the dead bodies,
12:02and so we don't want that. We want to save lives, so I believe with the aerial support
12:08in the future, we will have, we will cover and save lives in the region.
12:15Migration is an external phenomenon. Of course, it doesn't start at a boat. It starts somewhere.
12:20And I think reaching out to those countries makes sense.
12:40If you look at fundamental rights, I think we have a standard which is quite high. If we're able to
12:46bring it across to a third campus, I think this will make life better, also there.
12:51We should do and, and, and. We should protect our borders as much as we can.
12:57At the same time, we should reach out, understand and intervene if possible earlier, without making them responsible, them being
13:04with the countries, but finding the partnership that we need.
13:17What you actually have seen is that the European Commission, but also the states, the parliament as much as possible
13:24can give it as much as possible as it relates to the deals that they close with the other countries.
13:29And we have to receive information, so it makes us very difficult to take out the controls.
13:36And let us know that we can also give the rules that the people's rights should be punished.
13:45for us it's really crucial to get this information from the field not only the
13:51policies on paper but what is actually happening I have a friend they took him
13:57from his house yeah and they brought him in a church deportation center in a
14:03garden that he said in that comfort each month without any you know any reason
14:08yeah and do you sometimes consider of traveling to another country without permission like to get
14:18another place of safety her gündüz bu arkadaşlardan konuşuyorum de hergin ölmekten bir kere ölüm
14:26denizden suyla artık geçip gideceğim başka başka bir ülkeye gideceğim tu işte her gün stres üzüntü
14:35yeah I really wish you all the best and I really hope that this you know what I can say
14:43is I think
14:44that the EU should be much more clearer to Turkey that you know people coming from other countries
14:52also really need protection this is not protection this is just let you live in a limbo so yeah it's
15:02really good that we know how how you what are the consequences of this policy so thank you so
15:08much for your story I we cannot immediately do something but but we we will address this also with
15:18the EU thank you so much so now I really I really compliment your courage and you know that you
15:26keep on
15:27fighting for yourself and your children thank you so much
15:41what's happening here is that the European Union uh uh steeds more geld nu ook investeert in
15:48grenscontroles om mensen te onderscheppen en terug te brengen ehm maar ook in ehm verwijdercentra
15:55waar ehm niemand toegang toe heeft zelfs de vn-organisatie die de vrijwillige terugkeer naar Syrië moet monitoren en
16:04begeleiden mag daar niet naar binnen
16:16dus dat is dan een deportatiecentrum want die werd ook genoemd in lighthouse top als in dat daar ook
16:21mensen mishandeld zouden zijn en uitgezet en ja van die advocaten ook hoorden dat de EU moet aankomen
16:27van wanneer ze langskomen en dan wordt natuurlijk alles ja mooi gemaakt maar ook dat dat familieleden
16:32helemaal niet weten dat ze hier zitten ja nou en eigenlijk zij iedereen dat mensen vaak worden
16:40gedwongen om een verklaring te tekenen ja vrijwillig terug gaan ja of dat ze zeggen van je moet hier
16:46nog maanden blijven zitten of je kunt dit er onder tekenen ja heel van willen ja precies met je
16:53denk wat moeten we wel geloven van die europese raad ja ok nou komen we dichterbij
17:03we try to pass is it safe to do so you think oh really well we're really close camera down
17:33dat is het deportatiecentrum door de EU mede betaald waar syrische vluchtelingen komen vast te
17:43zitten nadat ze gewoon willekeurig op straat zijn opgepakt en vandaaruit kunnen ze soms al
17:49en een paar uur in syrië belanden wij zeggen op mondiaal niveau van wij verdedigen de europese waarde wij
18:01komen op voor de mensenrechten dat doe je niet door gewoon mensen weg te duwen en en vervolgens weg te
18:09kijken
18:10ik geloof niet dat mensen doorhebben hoeveel we dus weggooien aan aan betrouwbaarheid en geloofwaardigheid
18:20het heeft consequenties wat wij doen niet alleen voor de individuele mensen maar ook voor waar wij staan
18:26in deze wereld en wat wij proberen te bereiken
18:58this case happen on kose where grouped was arrested by greek
19:10military forces last men placed in in a van duct taped and handcuffed with these plastic strips
19:20luckily a woman had a phone hidden and she was able to film and send this to us
19:29we published immediately this video because we knew that if we did nothing this group would be
19:36pushed back taken to sea and placed in a life raft it became a huge case online because no one
19:46could
19:46believe that this could happen this information seemingly came also to the attention of the
19:53authorities on course the group was taken to the camp on course and was able to apply for asylum
20:07they tried to publish what is really going on
20:24there was a lot of negative in the press so they tried to discredit me
20:36this was hand delivered to me it's the official arrest warrant um into the criminal investigations
20:46into myself and the agent boat report agent boat report my name date of birth and some of the other
20:54people accused in the same case and it's just um human trafficking uh for one um the second i'm accused
21:04of hiding people on course and the last word is kind of that the arrest warrant is intended to be
21:13issued internationally so there is a lot of negative against me
21:27hello tonne hi hi hi as you know as you know so i'm on the way to tyskland today
21:56my family will be very concerned when they read in the Norwegian press uh big headlines of a picture of
22:02me and
22:03what did you say uh risking 20 years in greek prisons
22:11if i by some unlucky chance should be extradited to greece yes of course that would not be a good
22:19scenario for me
22:20i would spend a very long time in jail
22:25but for me it's important to go out to be more visible to network
22:31and to talk about what's going on without being scared of being forced to do something else
22:38i think it is about time that i took more control over the situation myself
22:44i need to live
23:01on the 13th of november last year i received a notification on my phone from apple company
23:07this email is a serious email because your phone is being targeted by a mercenary and sophisticated spyware
23:15they are spying on me they hank into my phone they see everything that i do
23:20they treat me as a threat i don't feel safe
23:24and now it is confirmed that the italian secret service authorized to spy on us
23:33because of the work that we do for the crimes that i know for the crimes that i have lived
23:38for the crimes that i document
23:39and now it is
24:29and how many years have you been away from greece
24:34and how many years have you been away from greece
24:36last trip back in
24:39march 2020
24:41oh that's nearly that's already five years ago
24:45i have a rest warrant in greece and the authorities is kind of have been going around to organizations
24:54warning them if they communicate with me
24:57they would close their organization down and keep them out of the weeks
25:02this is the normal kind of things they receive on the phones
25:08this is over 900 people captured in the sea and they're keeping them here
25:15if they cannot extort enough money from them all of them will be dumped in the libyan
25:20so they're capturing them to capitalize
25:22yeah to capitalize on their workforce and then on money
25:29one of the most powerful strategic approach that these authorities have managed to achieve both in libya and in the
25:40west
25:41is to make the the people on the move believe that they don't have a right
25:47yeah
25:47once they they arrive even those who are fleeing from the war in sudan
25:51to come to libya they still consider or they have this internal feeling that they don't have a right
25:57this is what we are trying to deconstruct
26:00this is what we are trying to deconstruct
26:00this is what we are trying to deconstruct
26:00they even call themselves okay we are the illegals
26:03yeah legal
26:04they have already this image
26:06they have already encapsulated on this feeling that
26:08okay we came here without a document
26:10no you are fleeing from a war country
26:13you have that right
26:14so
26:15this image has been shaped in europe
26:18now for many years
26:19for many years ago they were called migrants
26:22and it wasn't kind of detached to anything negative
26:26mm-hmm
26:27but now it's the word illegal has been linked
26:29and then invaders
26:30yeah invaders
26:31in italy
26:32but in the press
26:33mm-hmm
26:34illegal migrants
26:35yeah
26:38this is highly interesting
26:40kind of
26:41it's all because there isn't many people doing what i do
26:44yeah
26:45and you are kind of in a similar
26:47we are kind of colleagues i would say
26:49we are
26:50we're doing similar things but totally different again
26:53perhaps we can take a beer later on
26:55i don't know if you drink
26:56no
26:57too little brain i cannot afford to lose it
27:01a lot of things that i've been writing about i would not have known
27:05without you guys without the activists and the ngos
27:09but i think lately i hear more and more stories of organizations saying
27:13we don't know if we can continue and it's not on one place it's on different places at the border
27:20too if you guys collapse not only i think more human lives will well people will die more
27:27but also me as a journalist i will have less eyes and ears on the ground and i have less
27:33ammunition to hold institutions accountable
27:35to go and volunteer in greece was a good thing
27:38to go and volunteer in greece was a good thing
27:39it's negative today
27:40to be
27:42pro something that europe's kind of turning their back against people on the move
27:48so i'm at the point where i have to decide to either close down
27:55or find some kind of sustainable funding
28:00so it's difficult for the family
28:03and for me it's difficult to put them through this
28:08yeah
28:13first of all
28:14first of all, Tommy, thank you
28:16i'm not always allowing myself to have a tear
28:19but i resonate so much with your circumstance under which you work
28:26and what you're going through as a family man
28:30but the fact that you are still here i'm grateful
28:34truly
28:34so what is happening to Tommy that when you are in this position of being targeted
28:40institutions stop to respond to you
28:43how certain can i be that i can be saved in italy
28:46that i can be saved in germany
29:05hey
29:07that's a good timing
29:09caught on the little black screen
29:28this is my little place
29:33if i'm in brussels i feel more and more like i'm in the truman show
29:37because everybody indeed is like happy and talking about border monitoring as if it is a very neutral thing
29:44and i feel like what what are we doing why is that pain not part of the discussion
29:50i see it every day i see the videos i see the pictures that we investigate
29:53but in these spaces i mean
29:55yes but then we have to distinguish right
29:57because that's my everyday work
30:00to look at these images and we try our utmost to deal with this to bring it to the attention
30:05of the decision makers
30:06to make a difference
30:08so of course
30:09do you show them the images as well
30:10of course
30:11i've been talking to your colleagues as well
30:13they all say greece will never change
30:15the previous human rights officer also said greece will never change
30:20i mean we don't see the changes
30:22you might see some incremental changes in procedures and in the way you are
30:26where does that leave us
30:28i'm also frustrated right i would like to see more action i would like to see a lot more action
30:34in countries like greece
30:36and i do my utmost to make that happen
30:39will there never be change
30:40well i think that's very pessimistic right and i i couldn't do my job if i if i had that
30:45but your advice is non-binding what do you feel about that
30:48i think it's impossible to have something that would be binding right
30:51what would be my
30:53i don't know why
30:53well then if i would have binding advice so it wouldn't be advice it would binding decisions
30:59i would be effectively the executive director of frontex if you want me to take binding decisions for the member
31:04states i would be
31:07president of the european federal state of the european union
31:10but why is there no limit saying after
31:1350 60 70 i don't know pick a number share reports showing that people have been beaten
31:19and put a drift on rubber dinghies that is a red line or i mean
31:24yes for sure i've made that argument i've tried that route and i've said now we've reached a point
31:29you made that argument to who
31:30in the management board of the of the agency of frontex where all the border guard and coast guard organizations
31:36of europe
31:37of the european union are sitting
31:38and what did they respond to that
31:40well so far there hasn't been any any decision
31:46if they would take my advice and say let's leave greece
31:49or got the funding that's what's the
31:51also possible
31:52hans light has been saying in the beginning of this year
31:55but if you cannot force it also if you don't have any teeth
31:59if the if there is not a red line
32:01of course you need enforcement everyone needs a bit of enforcement to ensure that the rule of law prevails that
32:07the law
32:09yeah you need the teeth
32:10yes
32:11and in my post i have an advisory role so i can i can use that again to the maximum
32:18extent
32:19advising pushing using the leverage that i can but i don't have
32:23you don't have the teeth
32:24i don't have i don't have the teeth of a court
32:36the
32:37the
32:37the
32:38the
32:39the
32:39the
32:42the
32:58and then I will set my organization in the state.
33:04Work is just standing, but of course we are going to do it.
33:08It is important for how we create a form of cooperation...
33:11...and how we have responsibility.
33:13Because we are responsible for the land...
33:15...where we send our people...
33:16...we can be responsible for what we do.
33:29My standard is not changed.
33:32And I still think that when we see it...
33:35...and all the facts that we can do...
33:37...and all the facts that we can do...
33:39...to the national authorities.
33:43What I also see is that it will be a long time...
33:46...to give the authorities a follow.
33:49I can get frustrated over it...
33:51...but it is outside my sphere.
33:53You can always change the politics of Europe...
33:58...from Brussels, or from the state.
34:00What is the need of Frontex?
34:03Is that not without all that money?
34:05No, no.
34:08I can always say that Frontex...
34:10...was an unbearable underline...
34:11...of the total European capacity...
34:13...to break borders...
34:14...and to save lives.
34:16And that will not change the next decade.
34:38We are trying to keep people out...
34:40...and defend the borders...
34:42...by any means possible.
34:45If it means killing people...
34:47...it's okay.
34:49That's what we're doing now.
34:50We're killing people at those borders...
34:52...to keep them out.
34:59It's not their human rights.
35:01It's ours.
35:04So, what you destroy for them...
35:07...you also destroy for yourself...
35:10...your family...
35:11...your friends.
35:13...and I find it...
35:16...very dangerous.
35:29Hey, Tommy.
35:31Hello.
35:33Greetings from...
35:34Cold Warway.
35:35I read your message.
35:37Can you...
35:38...explain me a bit what happened?
35:42So, what we believe will happen...
35:43...is that I will be arrested.
35:45Either they come out...
35:46...and get me.
35:47We hope.
35:48Of course not that that happened.
35:49No.
35:50It's the job of the Norwegian police to arrest me.
35:55When I got the information...
35:57...I was outside putting up Christmas decorations.
36:00Oh.
36:01Now it's hanging out there...
36:03...half done.
36:04Yeah.
36:05Yeah.
36:05You're still smiling.
36:07Well...
36:08...what can you do?
36:10I don't know.
36:12Stay positive.
36:14We'll see what will happen.
36:15Perhaps I'm arrested tomorrow.
36:16Who knows?
36:30What's going on here?
36:30What's going on here?
36:31Well, here it is.
36:33It's clean and clean.
36:33So, you're gonna get it there...
36:34...and then you have to go back to the building.
36:36Yeah.
36:37Super.
36:46There's a...
36:46It's fantastic.
36:49I'm going to take two cars.
36:51Let's see if there's a girl.
36:54Come on.
37:15I needed to find myself.
37:17And by finding myself,
37:18so I have become a spokesperson
37:20for refugees in Libya.
37:23It is
37:24important and it was important
37:26for me and for us as
37:28refugees in Libya to design
37:30a mechanism in which we could
37:32find our voices.
37:33That is when we turned to the
37:35social media because we understood we have
37:37one power within our head.
37:43We created a Twitter profile.
37:46It started to build
37:47a connection to journalists
37:49around the world to the Pope
37:51and the Vatican.
37:52We wrote and we called him on this phone
37:54and he answered.
37:55And we are going to go to the
38:03next episode.
38:04For the third clock.
38:06For the third clock.
38:10For the third clock.
38:12For the third clock.
38:25For the third clock.
38:28For the third clock.
38:29Refugees in Libya
38:30and around the world are bleeding.
38:32They need your voice.
38:34This is their voice.
38:36For me both.
38:37For you.
38:40Cardinal Cerny asked me to tell you these are the guys in Libya that were rescued by Pope Francis.
38:47Yeah, thank you.
38:48They are the popular movement.
38:50We are here and we need your voice.
38:53Can we have a photo later?
38:55We're taking them all.
38:56Okay.
39:03Cari fratelli e sorelle,
39:06vorrei accennare al tema della sicurezza.
39:09Si stanno adottando misure sempre più disumane,
39:14persino politicamente celebrate,
39:17per trattare questi indesiderabili
39:21come se fossero spazzatura e non esseri umani.
39:25Non assistiamo a legittimo esercizio della sovranità nazionale,
39:30ma piuttosto a gravi crimini commessi o tollerati dallo Stato.
39:36And we will see, but now the idea is,
39:39we must go to Frontex in Warsaw.
39:41Okay.
39:42Yeah.
39:42Now we meet here,
39:44we are trying to find all the decision maker
39:47because they pretend to not know.
39:51We should really serve as a kind of conscience,
39:56as the progressive conscience of the European Parliament.
40:01That will preserve and that will also fight
40:04for upholding the democratic values,
40:07but also for fundamental rights.
40:14I think there would be a lot of problems
40:17when the current regulations
40:18of the Frontex would be passed.
40:20And that means,
40:23yeah,
40:24that means,
40:25we should be able to do this
40:26as soon as possible.
40:27And that countries,
40:29the countries,
40:30they are also very clear to us.
40:32I also thought,
40:33if you're thinking,
40:35that it is so,
40:36with the weak countries,
40:38who are not looking at their fingers,
40:42Maybe we should give Frontex something more power.
40:46We should give them the chance to overrule gas countries.
40:52And if you look at where they think about changing the rules...
40:57...they don't go the right way, in my opinion.
41:10What do you think?
41:13Yeah, that's good.
41:49One of the things that happened to me is that the system doesn't work.
41:55What do you mean that the system doesn't work?
41:57The system is that people who migrate...
42:00...they have to ask asylum.
42:02That you will or not.
42:04But the way to travel...
42:11Even if we, as Europe...
42:14...in everything we do...
42:16...and our ambitions, the development...
42:18...it's all ideal.
42:21And that's what I've learned.
42:22It will still be a market...
42:24Sorry for the word.
42:26Where smokers say...
42:28...Desondanks, trust me.
42:30I'm going to bring you to the place where you want to come.
42:33And if I would be a migrant...
42:35...then I would find it very difficult...
42:37...to trust the authorities...
42:39...and then...
42:40...then I would say...
42:41...then I'd rather...
42:42...the gok gewaagd...
42:43...and not know what the gok is...
42:45...because that has in their life...
42:48...and in extreme cases...
42:50...martling, mishandling...
42:52...chantage...
42:53...but if you're in the choice...
42:54...you can't stand it well...
42:55...but if you think...
42:56...what should I do...
42:58...and then make the choice...
42:59...if he gives the grant...
43:01...and his stories on TikTok...
43:03...because I also see films...
43:04...of people who made the grant...
43:07...then maybe that's it.
43:09But is there an alternative for those people?
43:11Yes, of course.
43:13Well, in the perfect system well.
43:16But why wouldn't we have more attention...
43:17...to the perfect system...
43:20...in place of higher borders...
43:22...and better surveillance...
43:23...or in place of...
43:24Because higher borders...
43:26...and better borders...
43:27...and also make the system...
43:28Okay.
43:29Thank you very much.
43:31Okay.
43:34See you tomorrow.
43:35See you.
43:43See you tomorrow.
44:10See you tomorrow.
44:11You are here.
44:13And you...
44:14...will fight...
44:14...freedom.
44:16...for moments.
44:16Because everybody's right.
44:18Right?
44:18You were here.
44:20We never forgot you.
44:21It's luck.
44:21Huh?
44:25Look.
44:27Look.
44:31It's all our siblings...
44:33...our brothers.
44:35who doesn't exist no more and the topic of existence of course you will know when you grow up
44:44how people exist and how others don't
45:10it's a big deal to come out but it's a long fight for us before we are in goal
45:40you
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