00:13:59.760It's tricky because the name is in French and the name of the book is Bucle d'Or, Bucle d'Or, the translation, the original translation in French of Goldilocks and the three bears is Bucle d'Or, this is the translation in French, Bucle d'Or.
00:14:20.940But this book in particular, the name is Bucle Dur.
00:14:25.540They try to mix the history of the three bears and the nuclear family is the core of the history.
00:14:33.200So with my wife, we had a discussion and we read that book with our older son.
00:14:42.820and we try to help him to understand why this book is not a good piece of literature for him
00:14:51.940or we need to be with him when these kind of books are read it and we had two conversations
00:15:02.340with the personnel of this they care about that book initially was a good conversation a good
00:15:08.980debate and and for us the priority always was the parental authority that is subtly subtly
00:15:20.420like distort in this kind of book so these two conversations well went well with good
00:15:28.340conclusions but finally we need to have a meeting with the director of this institution so when you
00:15:36.340When you say, I'm sorry to interrupt you, Diego, when you say these conversations, the initial conversations went well, what does that mean exactly?
00:15:44.300They listened to you and everything seemed okay?
00:16:52.140The regime is private, but we have subsidies to pay this kind of daycare.
00:17:00.980So we pay as parents, but also it's sponsored by the government of Quebec.
00:17:09.400So it's like a mix between private and public.
00:17:15.180So the conversation with this woman was terrible for my wife from the beginning.
00:17:22.140And in 10 minutes, the director asked my wife, okay, what are your concerns about this book?
00:17:29.660My wife repeated the same arguments, telling our point of view, always respectfully.
00:17:38.880But immediately, the discussion changed in an authority speech.
00:17:44.120So the first argument of this director was, this book is supported by science.
00:17:50.760I have two master's degrees in psychology, and I understand maybe you have cultural stereotypes because of your ethnicity, but this book is supported by science.
00:18:06.260The discussion continued. The director told my wife, if you have studies that support your position, please bring me that studies. But no Donald Trump studies, but scientific studies.
00:18:24.140so we understand immediately the position and the radicalized position of this director
00:18:30.520and but my wife was unaware of the consequences to have this um discussion with this with this
00:18:38.880woman the discussion continued escalating and finally my wife was um wait wait when you say
00:18:48.900escalating we're talking about it's now getting heated right yes it was worse each step of this1.00
00:18:56.900conversation was worse and because my wife was victim of stereotypes ethnic stereotypes but also1.00
00:19:07.620was aggressive verbally in a passive aggressive way telling for example go to take your medic medic0.90
00:19:16.340commands take your antidepressors antidepressants in french take your medication told to my wife
00:19:23.620this director go take your kids from here get out of my office and go take your medication
00:19:30.580told to my wife in 10 minutes if you do if you don't do that i will call the police department
00:19:37.380of garrino to bring you out from here immediately my wife started crying and called me and
00:19:47.180we returned to the daycare together and we had a conversation with two um agents of the police
00:19:55.960department of garrino now is your wife fluent in english was this conversation had in english
00:20:01.700or french or like what was it a language that that both of these folks could understand
00:20:06.000It was always in French, and the main reason that I am talking about our situation is to restore the dignity of my wife,
00:20:14.100because she cannot speak English like me, for example.
00:20:18.720She speaks more French than English, and she needs to talk, and people need to be aware of this situation.
00:20:27.940yes um so when we arrived to the daycare the director of the institution said to us okay i i
00:20:37.700don't have more time more time to waste on you please talk with these two police agents and the
00:20:45.540director of the installation so we had also a conversation with the police department
00:20:51.460i forgot one thing shadow the director told to my wife that if she had some concerns right now0.88
00:21:00.320in a daycare with this innocent book she needs to be prepared for war at school
00:21:06.140war war it was a change of the language immediately you know she believes that these
00:21:15.860kind of topics are war topics so she told in that way to my wife so we had some minutes with
00:21:25.540the police department with two agents and the director telling repeating our point of view
00:21:31.060and the police agents understood that it was a cultural conflict because our ethnicity and
00:21:40.500I repeat to the police agents that we had a lot of problems in Gari, in Ottawa, with the 10 cities, with the fentanyl crisis, that we don't understand that the presence of police in a decade was necessary.
00:21:55.800But also I told him that they need also to be prepared for war and their colleagues also in the police department.
00:22:03.960it's not a cultural issue it's not a cultural conflict because one of them told me oh we had
00:22:11.000a lot of training in the police department about cultural issues and cultural conflicts
00:22:15.640and we we know how to deal with it and i repeat it wait a minute wait a minute wait a minute wait
00:22:21.240hold on just a second they're telling you that this is a cultural problem and not a problem
00:22:28.920that these people are trying to jam trans ideology down our little kids thrones no exactly
00:22:35.880they identify my situation like a cultural conflict because the police did right exactly
00:22:43.240the two oh my god told me about their training about cultural issues and cultural conflict in
00:22:49.640this kind of new society that we are living so shadow for us was like uh humiliation
00:22:57.560at that moment because we are we were born and raised in colombia in bogota and obviously we
00:23:04.200we had passed for many uh situations of we were stereotyped you know we understand how stereotypes
00:23:11.960works and it was like crazy because everything changed in question of 10 minutes for uh because
00:23:21.800the discussion that my wife had with this director and so finally we had the conclusion of the police
00:23:32.200department of the two agents two police agents that say that they don't need to be there no
00:23:39.480further action was required so we need to deal directly with the institution and the director
00:23:45.800of the installation that is like a subordinate of the general director so at that moment our
00:23:52.440conclusion even if it was a difficult moment was positive because this director of the center told
00:24:00.440say to us like your kids don't have problem here even if you had a discussion with our boss my boss
00:24:08.920your kids can come tomorrow the the next day and without problem the other personnel that was at
00:24:19.040that moment like teachers and other personnel give us support at that moment they told to us
00:24:26.820that they understand that this director had some anger problems sometimes you could say it was
00:24:36.240funny shadow because you will understand our deception with a human kind sometimes because
00:24:44.400this day everybody was supporting us so we arrived to our home and we received immediately a letter
00:24:53.760from this director telling that my wife was banned completely to visit the installation to
00:25:01.760to bring our kids to this center and to pick them up.
00:52:28.000And as you said, they are afraid of the personal impression for others,
00:52:32.560but also lost their reputation, lost their jobs.
00:52:37.120And I have also fear about that situation.
00:52:41.700We are living a special financial stress right now.
00:52:46.160and but i we think that we need to do it because first the dignity of my wife is important second
00:52:54.860for me our kids for us our kids are the most valued treasure and third we need to aware other
00:53:04.120parents about this kind of situation you parents you cannot continue be um silent about the
00:53:12.700situations. You are so busy working eight, nine hours for a system that is collapsing, and you are
00:53:20.380giving your kids to the CISAR. And how do you expect they will return? So I understand as a
00:53:29.240parent that it's difficult to take decisions, but sometimes the circumstances compel you to take it.
00:53:35.680It, for me, was the circumstances that they compelled to take care of our kids, but we are making with love this care of our kids.
00:53:48.020It's a beautiful experience also, but I cannot hide that we are like a little stressed for our financial situation.
00:53:59.400Diego, are you guys completely alone there in Gatineau?
00:54:02.420there is like is there anybody that that you can turn to just to talk to no we are completely alone
00:54:10.500obviously we have two more families that came from colombia that they understand our position
00:54:17.460but they are also victims of this kind of propaganda and fear and we respect that
00:54:24.020position because was the same position from two years ago about the injection but they are only
00:54:31.540our um direct contact right now so um but everything is not bad you know i found beautiful
00:54:41.620people in alberta in satchatchewan and i'm pretty sure that all around canada we have a lot of
00:54:47.860people that can be our friends but especially be part of a community because also the main goal
00:54:56.980of globalism is to destroy families destroy christian values but also destroy community
00:55:05.220isolating people isolating families and the way to fight about against globalism is localism
00:55:12.820is building communities local communities sharing responsibilities in in a specific territory and
00:55:20.340we need to talk more about that shadow you know today this opportunity is pretty important for
00:55:26.500me it's very important because i i need to restore the dignity of my wife ask for help for well you
00:55:34.340you what are the dignity of your entire family my friend yourself included here i mean i i know that
00:55:39.780you probably don't want to speak that way and and you're very very protective over your family and
00:55:44.260your wife and i totally understand that but let me just say this i am um i am embarrassed i don't
00:55:51.700like to say this about my own country but i am horribly embarrassed at the way people have treated
00:55:59.460you and i i would do whatever i could to make sure that you feel welcomed and valued here
00:56:08.980in this country i mean you know when i met you the other night i i had no idea what you had been
00:56:14.980through because we didn't have that much of a chance to have any kind of discussion it was loud
00:56:19.060you know how it is lots of people but um i'm so happy that i've had the chance to have this
00:56:24.420conversation with you let me throw your give send go page up on the screen here if you don't mind
00:56:29.060uh i have also shared the link in facebook twitch wherever we're streaming tonight on
00:56:35.700uh rumble as well in the comment section guys not in the chat section because that vanishes
00:56:39.860right after the show is over it's in the comment section on rumble if you want to go ahead and hit
00:56:43.860that link uh and make a donation to uh diego's family so they can get through this you said
00:56:50.500you're thinking about moving to alberta have you worked out the cost of that yes we made a budget
00:56:58.820this is the main reason that we create a campaign because we understand that our economies will
00:57:05.460finish soon because we have we we can we are not able to work normally so we need some kind of
00:57:14.260support to move to alberta make it's a good it's a great move for us and we are with kids right now
00:57:23.70011 years ago it was only my wife and me that we were ready to do anything to have our canadian
00:57:32.420dream coming true but right now it's an urgent situation and yes um we need to move an alberta
00:57:40.260i think we can contribute in a better way in a province like alberta personally i want to assure
00:57:50.820the prosperity of my family and my kids and it's sad to to to confess that but i feel
00:58:01.540that i lost a lot of time here in quebec even if my my official language is french my kids their
00:58:12.500mother language is french they're playing in they play in french not even in spanish
00:58:18.660not even in english they play in french and that is another thing that i want to share with you
00:58:23.860and your audience we were victims from the application implementation of a policy
00:58:31.540Without consideration of consequences. Quebec, that is a so expensive province for Canada. Quebec, that province that take almost 40% of our salaries, promote the French as official language, almost criminalizing English, talking English in the streets.
00:58:55.500So it's very severe, the policy about French in Quebec.
00:59:00.500But this institution took off the possibility to my kids to play in French
00:59:12.420They talk more French than Spanish, and they cannot practice French right now.
00:59:17.380So even for me, right now, it's difficult to play with them in French
00:59:21.780because i felt personally that quebec reject me it it's hard to to understand that feeling shadow
00:59:33.140because it's an immigrant that is talking about that you know but i can also share with you many
00:59:41.540many histories about stereotypes here in quebec and maybe in other provinces same pattern let me
00:59:49.140give you three only to to have some louts here and and and be be funny we came from colombia
01:00:00.020the first stereotype that we heard was oh you are from colombia guess what pablo escobar cocaine
01:00:09.940you know it's the first thing nobody talk about flowers coffee football soccer music literature
01:00:20.740colombia as other countries in latin america has many things to share to the world more than
01:00:26.340stereotypes so first thing second thing one of my first job was like um making sandwiches in a
01:00:35.940subway you know even if i was a lodger in colombia etc i was always open to start again so i you're a
01:00:43.700lawyer you're a freaking lawyer man yes i can't even believe the indignity of that that is insulting
01:00:51.220it it works a lot with your ego and it helps you a lot to find your essence your true being being
01:01:00.020but let me tell you a story my boss at that moment called me always gringo gringo come here
01:01:07.520gringo gringo gringo even she my name is diego etc gringo come here so one time i was very upset
01:01:16.260by an i understood that this lady need to be um i need to share with her some knowledge so
01:01:23.720I explained to her the origin of that word, gringo, was the way that Mexican soldiers called the United States Armed Forces, you know?
01:01:35.180The uniform of the United States Army is green, so Mexicans said, green, go, green, go, you know?
01:01:45.440Okay, I didn't know that. You learn something new every day. I just found something new out. Thank you for that.
01:01:50.080I'm happy for that because we need to learn more about this kind of stereotypes, you know.
01:01:56.340And from that moment, this lady started to call me Diego instead of gringo.
01:02:01.980And I understood at that moment that this person needs some disinformation to change maybe her point of view about people like me with cultural ethnicity different from Quebec.
01:02:18.900second example we can think that only people without studies have this kind of stereotypes
01:02:27.560but when i was at in the university making my master's degree i had a teacher that called me
01:02:35.740always pedro pedro because for him all people from mexico to the south has the same name pedro
01:02:45.500Pedro. And it's so funny because I try always to change my personal approach. And my name,
01:02:54.740my complete name is Diego Armando Machado. Diego Armando Maradona was a huge football player,
01:03:03.980soccer football player in Argentina. It's almost a legend from all people in Latin America,
01:03:09.480Diego Armando Maradona. So I changed my bad feeling with this teacher talking about with all my class
01:03:18.580about football and illustrate these people, this person in particular about my name. So for me was
01:03:25.320epiphany, you know, talking with a PhD doctor in international law about stereotypes. So when the
01:03:35.480director said to my wife about stereotypes, cultural stereotypes, no, we understand perfectly
01:03:43.440stereotypes and we try to avoid them, avoid them because we understand that human beings
01:03:51.660are not a thing that you can name it or change the name of have stereotypes about.
01:03:58.920this is the two histories that i i wanted to share because i understood also that many people have
01:04:07.040stereotypes you know but we need to fight them with light with love with understanding with
01:04:14.020experiences um i don't you know i i find that most people like when you stand up and politely
01:04:20.140say please don't call me pedro or you know whatever they're gonna go oh i'm so sorry i
01:04:25.220didn't even because they don't even realize they're doing it half the time right it's just
01:04:29.400one of those things that they're oh ha ha uh and you know what i've got a darker skin myself i grew
01:04:34.720up uh being called ridiculous names that didn't make any sense to and you just it just kind of
01:04:42.680after a while just rolls off your back you don't even really hear it anymore but at the same time
01:04:46.960you would appreciate if somebody would say i'm sorry about that i didn't mean to hurt your
01:04:50.520feelings right and you need shadow to be kind with these people in this kind of situation you
01:04:56.240know because as you said it's not their fault they may be as me i had also stereotypes once
01:05:03.600in my life or twice but i try to understand people like human beings you know no matter
01:05:11.100let me ask you this you you are an immigrant to canada uh you're a landed immigrant now
01:05:15.620Canadian citizen, right? Yes. It took you a two-year process you were saying earlier.
01:05:21.860What is your feeling about the current immigration situation in our country?
01:05:28.660It's terrible and it's part of the huge map that we need to connect because everything
01:05:36.180is connected. This war is connected with other topics like 15 minute cities, fentanyl crisis
01:05:44.660an invasion and obviously um i had a position about it i understand that they are bad or that
01:05:54.020dark interest behind this invasion especially i followed all this caravan that comes from the
01:06:01.860darien point that is a jungle between panama and colombia yep everything start there but in at that
01:06:10.660point of the globe many people from all countries are meeting from ukraine from it from china
01:06:19.540everything is at that point so each country in central america mexico and united states
01:06:28.820has a shared responsibility about this situation but nobody is taking this responsibility
01:06:35.380As an immigrant, I understand that each country has its own rules that we need to be respected.
01:06:44.140I took, with my family, we took two years to be here because it's obvious you need to be prepared.
01:06:53.600When you are other kind of immigrants, and I want to be very careful because we are talking about humans also here.
01:07:02.480You need to understand that each country has rules to be respected, that the no respect of these rules are a crime, and you cannot commit a crime and profit the system.
01:07:19.700Let me give you an example. Everybody in this caravan, or not everybody, but a lot of people in this caravan understand that they will have subsidies in the United States and in Canada, especially here in Canada when we talk about universal basic income.
01:07:37.400this is like wow we have that in that country go go then you have a minister talking about the
01:07:45.460number of refugees that we we will receive etc it's disappointed because we have a lot of
01:07:55.740internal refugees right now in each big city of canada living in tents so we are living worse
01:08:03.360that in Middle East or even in Latin America with this crisis, but nobody talk about.
01:08:11.040Media are silent, conveniently silent. So to answer the question, I understand that
01:08:19.680an immigration process is a rule-based process. You need to respect it, and everybody who doesn't
01:08:26.960respect that process is committing a crime and it's worse when you see people from
01:08:34.960different origins committing crimes in that country it's for me it's painful you know as
01:08:41.520an immigrant when i saw something someone committing a crime of profiting the system
01:08:47.680i feel shame as immigrant but i understand that we need to restore our state our democracy
01:08:55.200and i don't want to to give more names or say we need to deport we need to take this topic
01:09:06.620seriously because all these kind of dots we need to connect they want to destroy our middle class
01:09:16.820they want to destroy our values they want to destroy our history and they are profiting of
01:09:22.640the needs of people in latin american and african countries to bring this here and make the society
01:09:30.740collapse and it's sad to to well it's incompatible societies almost right or sorry incompatible
01:09:38.900values and that's based on religion way of life and culture all of that stuff and so when you
01:09:45.420bring in oil and try to mix it with water it doesn't really work so well it can but it needs
01:09:52.560it you know you got to take the proper time there must be time and this is too much too fast uh
01:09:58.520diego we're gonna have to get going but i want to throw up your uh give send go page again here
01:10:03.660for people so give send go.com now there's this big huge long link here at the bottom this is why
01:10:09.920guys i put this into the comments on facebook on x on twitch we're streaming tonight and on rumble
01:10:16.480so you guys if you want to go ahead and make a donation to i mean diego's a good man you know
01:10:21.160and and help get these folks to a place where they can start fresh and i i i so can't stand
01:10:29.640the idea that you've had to start your life i don't know how many times now like four or five
01:10:33.880different times uh especially in the past few years based upon what's happened here
01:10:38.840in this country uh diego i know you came here you and your wife came here for a better life
01:10:44.400and this is what's happened to you and it's absolutely shameful it's horribly embarrassing
01:10:48.120for all of us people who have been here all of our lives and um i i wish you nothing but the
01:10:53.560best and i want to uh stay in touch with you to see how how things work out where can we find you
01:10:58.920on social media well shadow principal xx twitter i am like diego machado m-a-c mac 1984. i need to
01:11:15.920to maybe see her but yes i'm not hang on a second hang on hang on hang on hang on a second diego
01:11:23.540mac give me a second it's ah yes it's diego mac yeah diego m-a-c yeah 1984 1984
01:11:34.520that's interesting immediately yeah yeah no kidding all right so i'm going to throw this
01:11:42.060up on this screen as well so people can see here it is uh diego mac 1984 hang on just a second let
01:11:49.540throw it up here all right there it is right there familia familia family family
01:11:58.340we are absolutely go ahead and follow my next guys uh and and so would you ever consider going
01:12:05.460back to colombia and and starting fresh again or you want to stay here this this is it only i'll do
01:12:12.180it to visit my mom and my parents my low parents but our decision is to fight for canada especially
01:12:20.500and especially for the future of our kids and we have a country to defend i think that everything
01:12:29.380is playing right now in many fronts and we need to be aware of all these fronts
01:12:35.460and colombia it's a beautiful country but now my present and my future it's canada
01:12:43.700so i understand that and i take the responsibility of this statement uh you know dingo diego it's
01:12:51.420interesting somebody was asking me the other day because people are trying to get out of canada
01:12:56.400and you're trying to stay in i think that's actually kind of funny but people were asking
01:13:01.060so shadow what would you say where to go you know and i go well i really haven't considered the idea
01:13:05.940of leaving just yet i'm dedicated like you to staying here and fighting back but i mean is
01:13:12.100colombia an awesome country and is it better in better shape now than canada in terms of uh
01:13:18.980you know rule of law yes and i think shadow that with all the experience that we had here
01:13:26.740maybe if we return to colombia we will be able to live better that we are living right now here
01:13:33.780in god you know wow at that moment but it's not our choice our nature is different
01:13:42.500i feel that we have also a collective responsibility to take care of this country
01:13:49.380for today it's only um an opportunity to talk about a specific topic but we need to keep in
01:13:56.500contact and share information share conversation sharing experience because we are all human
01:14:04.580beings and be canadian it's a it's it's it's something to be proud you know for me i had two
01:14:12.100moments to for feeling that proud first when i became citizen and the second one was in the
01:14:21.780freedom convoy and i never felt more proud to be canadian than in the freedom convoy so if somebody
01:14:31.940are were also in ottawa they will understand what we what we live in ottawa for three weeks
01:18:59.380Homeownership is turning into a gated community that renters can't join.
01:19:05.100So years after saying that it was very dangerous for us to talk about gatekeepers,
01:19:09.940the Globe and Mail has now awakened to the fact that the Prime Minister in eight years
01:19:14.420has turned home ownership into a gated community, shutting people outside of the gates.
01:19:20.140A small privileged group gets richer and richer as a growing mass of working class youth
01:19:27.760and seniors renting apartments can no longer afford any place to live.
01:19:32.480OK, so he goes on once again, 35 year olds living in their parents.
01:19:37.920There we go. He goes on and on talking about the middle class and how, you know, Trudeau's been talking for years about growing the middle class and helping the middle class and or the working class and those working hard to join it, whatever that stupid slogan was.
01:19:54.600So he is talking essentially here, Polly Evans, about the same thing that Diego was talking about.
01:20:02.480The war on the middle class, which is being perpetrated by Trudeau, through Trudeau, probably from the World Economic Forum in China and other interests like the Club of Rome, the Trilateral Commission, all of these people who are behind all of this to meet their own ends.
01:20:20.700So this goes on for another three minutes. Never mind. The debate continues in the House of Commons. Here is the energy minister, Jonathan Wilkinson, going off, which is natural resources.
01:20:34.280Thank you, Mr. Speaker. As I say, the Conservative Party is certainly entitled to its own opinions, but it is not entitled to its own facts. Emissions are down. Canada is growing a clean...