What Shall I Do With This Sword?

00:00:00 WHAT SHALL I DO WITH THIS SWORD?

00:08:58 What it's doing is making us spend a bit more and also starve a bit more.

00:11:10 The thing that impresses me is the age, that it's so old.

00:12:35 If anything... You know, troubles

00:15:24 Why not? I'm not at war now.

00:21:27 "I, so-and-so, came to your house." It's all the same to me.

00:23:08 "outside I'm just like the next guy."

00:24:38 Because once I met this guy

00:26:21 and often - this is no lie, people here can bear me out -

00:27:40 that have to work the street to make a living.

00:32:53 whatever its colours.

00:34:21 is the one that has most exploited our labour force.

00:39:02 A man has to react!

00:40:50 and said to me: "You kept your moustache because that fellow lost."

00:42:41 Victory comes hard, but it's ours, every day, every day!

00:44:32 together with the military forces

00:46:17 can mobilise and organise themselves and fight against foreign rule.

00:47:41 I worked for almost a month, man, a guy would work for a month, man

00:49:05 And at the end of the month, man

00:50:34 How we lived, especially in S. Tomé and Angola.

00:52:08 they dug holes 40 metres deep

00:53:30 were slaved and slaughtered at that moment.

00:54:49 that the struggle...

00:59:13 nothing to eat or drink.