1:55:12 And folks have to understand to protect all the freedom our forebears fought for, we've got to stand up now in my view. Absolutely. Thanks for talking to us, sir. The situation is absolutely tragic. You can see behind me, through this car, the French Red Cross, the COVID Center, the COVID Parking, the COVID Welcome. It's here that we take a number of young people who are in contact, who are positive, and that we place them here in these centers. of this establishment, which is an agricultural establishment, which has been converted for the occasion into a kind of golden prison, with, as you can see, delimitations absolutely everywhere, with young people who are not allowed to go out, who are completely isolated from the rest of the establishment. There is, over there, on the other side, it seems, young people, very young people, it's a holiday colony that would be in the right part over there.
1:56:07 It was so dangerous, why would we put the young people next to the Covid cases and the positive ones? In any case, the positive ones here, the Covid cases, are not allowed to go out, are not allowed to see their families. So going out, it's a pain in the ass, but you'll see the report we did, and we're going right away. I'll take you with me. And so they're locked up here? Covid? Yes. Covid is a quarantine zone. It was requested by the state to make a quarantine zone for people who come back from vacation. And is it free of charge or not? No, no, no. No? No, no. No, no, even the colony, it's not free of charge. Really? No, it's... And why? Because of Covid. What Covid? We see that there is a Covid. Here you have to follow the arrows. Come back. We're going to go in.
1:57:07 Are you okay? Yes, I'm fine. So, what exactly is going on in this COVID? So, we are vaccinating people who are in contact with COVID plus. Okay. What does COVID plus mean? COVID plus means that they are positive. They are positive? Yes. For example, if there are three COVID plus, they should not be... They sleep here in the rooms? Yes, in the rooms, because there is an internat. They sleep in separate rooms. And then they can go out to do sports, but with the mask on. So they are young for most of them? Yes, we have had them between 1 and 25 years old. There is no younger one?
1:57:59 No, not for now. There are no younger ones? Because it seems that here there are young people who are also much younger. Ah, you mean the ones we have? No. No. And they have the right to see their parents and everything? No. They don't have the right to see their parents? No. So they are isolated from their parents in fact? Yes. And they are placed here by the prefecture? Yes, exactly. It is the prefecture that decides to take them and place them here? Yes, exactly. How do they react? Are they cut off from their parents? They don't see their parents, their families? When they are young adults, they don't know how to react. How long do they stay here on average? One week. One week? And then they go out again? They go out again. And then there are tests. You have to do the tests and if they are negative, they can leave again.
1:58:51 And if they are still positive, they stay. It seems that some of them are there for a long time, we were told. They stay there for quite a long time. It all depends. If the person arrives, is only in contact and after a week is positive for COVID, she takes it for 10 more days. But after that, we don't force them. She takes it for 10 more days, that is to say... Yes, she is confined. That's a term, a bit of prison. No, but that's my term. And you, personally, how do you react to that? Do you think that's normal?
1:59:31 There is a protocol to follow, but we do our job. Why do they stay here, not in their families? We have to ask the prefecture. And what is the profile of the young people here between 20 and 25 years old? Are they students, are they lost, are they from the street? No, not at all. We had young people who worked in a camp. It seems that they could not see their families. So you confirm that once they are here they do not see their families? Ah no, but they can call them. Call them, but not see them of course? No, not see them.
2:00:09 I guess it must be a tragic situation for them, right? Yes. These young people are in a double trouble. Trouble in the sense of pain. Yes, yes, absolutely. It's like that. And at the entrance, they told you it was going to speed up, of course. There will be a lot more at the entrance. I don't know. Do you plan an additional organization? Are they doing additional rooms and all that? Or how is it going? I can't tell you because I'm not responsible. And the manager, what's his name? The manager, his name is ***. Ok. And he works at the prefecture, what does he do? No, he works at the Red Cross. He works at the Red Cross? Yes. Because it's the Red Cross that organizes this? Yes, it's the Red Cross. Is it a center of the Red Cross here? Yes. Ok, so it's the Red Cross that, under the orders of the prefecture, organizes the whole thing. Yes. And manages the whole thing. It goes to get the young people from their homes and brings them here. Yes. That's it, it's the Red Cross. Wow.
2:01:06 I'm curious about this, I'm not hiding that I'm a bit hungry. But well, I thank you for your testimony. I'm just an employee. New employee. And did they have a hard time recruiting people here or was it easy? I'm not allowed to say anything. How did you get your key? I applied on Tuesday morning and I got my job on Wednesday. On Wednesday, right away? Yes. And they immediately looked for... You knew they were looking for a human being? Yes, absolutely. Are they going to hire more people? Are they recruiting? I don't know. You don't know? No. Has this centre been open for a long time?
2:01:54 Since last week, yes. Since last week it's been open? Yes, because I started last week. And before it was closed, it was a school high school. Yes, it was a school high school that was requisitioned. Requisitioned, that's the word. How much was requisitioned? Well, yes, for the COVID patients. For the COVID patients. Infected with SARS. Alright ladies and gentlemen, if you would like a little more context there, we have the story is up at Infowars.com, UN setting up massive COVID internment camp system for the unvaccinated