00:00And we are demanding an apology, and we are demanding reparation, culturally, economically, money.
00:06We want him to build hospitals, schools, give scholarships, finance, our junk, which is our main cultural expression.
00:18One, we want the respect for an apology from the king and from the British government and the British people.
00:29We demand an apology.
00:31Two, we want reparation, meaning that we want the damage to repair.
00:36So he can never be my king.
00:38He's the king of my slave.
00:39And that's why they put the police to block me.
00:42Because there's his policeman.
00:44They wear the crown.
00:45See his crown?
00:46I don't wear the crown.
00:47I wear the red, gold, and green.
00:49The red, black, and green.
00:50The five-point star are a lion symbol.
00:53Why can't we get out?
00:55Hey, if you all don't hear us.
00:58Hey, if you all don't hear us, we don't hear us, we don't hear us, we don't hear us, we
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