00:00But I'm going to quote a message I received from a young woman I don't know,
00:05who works in social housing and who asks me not to disclose where she works
00:09And obviously not her name either. I don't know how she got her portal.
00:13She said, "I listened to you for the first hour; I've worked in social housing for almost 10 years."
00:17years.
00:18That's what she says. I can't verify what she says.
00:20This is just one account; I can't verify it. But I'll tell you anyway.
00:24First of all, there are allocation quotas, so they don't put whoever they want in the
00:28social housing.
00:28Priority is given to asylum seekers, followed by people being released from prison.
00:334 out of 10 files contain forged documents.
00:37It should be noted that the majority of people do not speak French, so they are helped by associations.
00:42When the staff discovers these fakes, which are very easy to spot, I go to see my boss who tells me that this
00:49That's not our problem.
00:51But that of justice. If people are not happy, they can simply file a complaint.
00:55Finally, it should be noted that each candidate has the right to refuse 3 accommodations before accepting.
01:00So obviously, he doesn't choose housing where his community isn't present.
01:04Finally, 2 out of 5 homes were returned completely destroyed, broken down to the sink, walls, and doors.
01:10This requires extensive repairs before it can be put on the market.
01:13I will pass over the example of a young woman under political asylum, because her husband was allegedly killed.
01:19A 23-year-old woman with six children, not all of whom are necessarily hers, given their close ages.
01:25less than 9 months old,
01:26who receives €3,800 net in state aid, who is unemployed,
01:30and who, moreover, after being allocated her accommodation, says that she will not pay her rent of 250 euros.
01:35These are real-world examples from the experience of someone working in social housing.
01:39Please keep what I tell you confidential.
01:42That's frightening.
01:43That's frightening.
01:45This country is frightening.
01:47That's the reality.
01:48And the journalists aren't doing their job.
01:51Indeed, they should be checked.
01:53Of course, if that's the case...
01:54Because that's the power of authenticity, what she says.
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