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Old tools might not work on new gadgets 102224 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: How how come that our geo political and strategic international
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Speaker 1: policy for non for non aligning of our foes or enemies,
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Speaker 1: on the contrary, became a jew political and international strategic
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Speaker 1: policy of actually aligning our enemies. What happened to our
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Speaker 1: foreign policy and and failure in our geo politics. It's
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Speaker 1: our politics politics of of escalation and to continuous escalation
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Speaker 1: or the escalation and dilution of situations to neutralized circumstances
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Speaker 1: that doesn't work against America. Wasn't that supposed to be
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Speaker 1: the geopolitical strategy where America is everywhere in the world
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Speaker 1: with carrot and stick or self diplomacy, making sure that
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Speaker 1: our eyes and ears are everywhere and keeping things together
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Speaker 1: from America to be a head is to be that
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Speaker 1: way that countries we prefer to our line with America
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Speaker 1: for economic, political, military, or security reasons, or the contrary,
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Speaker 1: countries are shifting away from Us and aligning with our
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Speaker 1: designated foes or enemies. It take me the is for example,
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Speaker 1: we got our friends in our region of the world
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Speaker 1: that we have invested in those nations, and they used
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Speaker 1: to be the buffer or the shield for Israel and
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Speaker 1: for American interests in that part of the world. But
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Speaker 1: on the contrary, Iranda used to look like a prior state.
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Speaker 1: It's becoming a regional power again. We are actually making
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Speaker 1: our enemy there used to be isolated to becoming a
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Speaker 1: regional power that we have done everything to prevent. But
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Speaker 1: we are doing everything to hasty the country to become
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Speaker 1: what it's always wanted to be. That we have wasted
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Speaker 1: millions and if not trillions of wars around around that
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Speaker 1: region to prevent them from becoming what they are becoming.
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Speaker 1: That's a failure of international diplomacy and of geopolitical strategy.
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Speaker 1: We are not on our game. The goal was to
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Speaker 1: isolate Iran in the Middle East. On the contrary, we
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Speaker 1: are uniting Iran with the regional players used to be enemies.
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Speaker 1: Our goal was to isolate North Korea. We're the contrary.
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Speaker 1: We are uniting North Korea with Russia. Our goal was
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Speaker 1: to isolate China and isolate Russia. Our goal is isolating
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Speaker 1: China as mad China to be the most dominant country
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Speaker 1: on planet Earth in the economics and international diplomacy, and
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Speaker 1: politics and finance and science and technology. Our goal was
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Speaker 1: to isolate Russia, waken its economy, and make Russia to
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Speaker 1: capitulate to the wishes of the West. On the contrary,
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Speaker 1: Russian economy did not crumble. Russia is united with China,
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Speaker 1: and not just with China. Russia doesn't see itself as
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Speaker 1: a Western country no more. But now it's part of
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Speaker 1: the bricks and it's part of the global South. Again.
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Speaker 1: These forces are united against Western interests and against us,
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Speaker 1: the United States. Most of African countries used to align
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Speaker 1: with the West in the UN and in many international
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Speaker 1: policies and diplomatic relationships. But most of these countries today
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Speaker 1: either they are non alliance or they are more inclined
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Speaker 1: to sympathize with American folks. And the question therefore to
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Speaker 1: ask is are we intentional in what we are doing
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Speaker 1: or we are feeling in what we are doing. What's
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Speaker 1: my question? Is there a mind gain that we are playing,
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Speaker 1: that we know what we are doing that is part
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Speaker 1: of proactive thinking as strategic intelligence that maybe we do
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Speaker 1: not now it runs strike Israel one of its kind
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Speaker 1: in that magnitude and size. What gives around that power
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Speaker 1: to do so? It's because of our influence in the
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Speaker 1: religion is weakening, and it's wakening everywhere in the world.
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Speaker 1: All twos sometimes do not work with new gadgets. We
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Speaker 1: have some archaic, redundant, obsolete, diplomatic or geopolitical red lines
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Speaker 1: that needs to be changed. The of seeing the war
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Speaker 1: between black and white or then against us our falls
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Speaker 1: on friends, it's all, it's very, very old. We need
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Speaker 1: to rethink the way we engage in the world and
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Speaker 1: the concept of divide and late, of divide and rule.
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Speaker 1: It's a colonial concept in itself that is obsolete. The
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Speaker 1: world is so integrated and interconnected in finance, in media, economics, education, tradition, cultures,
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Speaker 1: that those red lines of all of black and white,
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Speaker 1: of them against us, of the West, against the world,
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Speaker 1: or and all that summer civilized, some are not, some
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Speaker 1: are inferior, some superior, some are elite on all others
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Speaker 1: class base understanding, oh, superiority, inferiority based understanding of the
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Speaker 1: world is changing. And because we failed to understand the change,
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Speaker 1: our failure created the bricks b R I c s
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Speaker 1: found near by Russia, India, China, Britain, tarn excuse me,
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Speaker 1: Brazil and South Africa. And now the membership is growing
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Speaker 1: to ten is ten and the whole the path of
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Speaker 1: the hundreds of countries willing, if left alone, to be
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Speaker 1: part of that block, so might just know opting to
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Speaker 1: join because they're cad of repercussions. So our failures to
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Speaker 1: be proactive and prehemptive is damaging the future of America
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Speaker 1: itself and our influence and strength, our exceptionalism, our goodwill,
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Speaker 1: our position and standing in the world. What you were
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Speaker 1: ten years ago might not be what you are today,
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Speaker 1: especially if you resist change and you assume that you
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Speaker 1: are the best I use word assume without making yourself
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Speaker 1: the best, while others assume that they're worce and making everything,
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Speaker 1: doing everything to be the best nations arising. That's what
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Speaker 1: I'm saying, and we cannot hold them down because holding
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Speaker 1: them down today makes us look bad. The wars beforet
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Speaker 1: yesterday cannot be thought today. The war in the media
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Speaker 1: is today, and the war in Ukraine may be the
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Speaker 1: last of those types of wars, or the big war,
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Speaker 1: the nuclear war that destroys everybody. Humanity wants a different
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Speaker 1: type of diplomacy, a diplomacy of equality and respect. It
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Speaker 1: might be difficult for us to swallow because our exceptionalism
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Speaker 1: it because where this world is today about a better
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Speaker 1: war without American exceptionalism. This world will not be where
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Speaker 1: it is today since the second After this Second World War,
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Speaker 1: World War American ingenuity, engineering, science and technology, and research
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Speaker 1: has done a lot to take this war where it
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Speaker 1: is today. That something in my sick to forget is
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Speaker 1: that a parent must spend all their life or all
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Speaker 1: their lives. Parents might spend all their lives invested in
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Speaker 1: their children. They might come with themselves invested in those children,
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Speaker 1: but that doesn't guarantee that those children would respect them,
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Speaker 1: those children will follow them, or at once those students
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Speaker 1: will even care for them. On the contrary, someone grateful
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Speaker 1: children and not destroying their own parents. What's my point?
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Speaker 1: We can build the world not soon turn again soon
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Speaker 1: turnus against us. Our philanthropy are our good will and
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Speaker 1: all the good we do. It's not conditioned that people
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Speaker 1: must listen to us. Who we have all these military
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Speaker 1: bases in all these countries, that we pay them money,
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Speaker 1: We do everything for them to be our friends. By
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Speaker 1: the end of the day, you cannot buy a friend.
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Speaker 1: If you are buying somebody to like you, mister person
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Speaker 1: is not your friend. Why should we buy friends? Why
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Speaker 1: can't we just make friends? To buy friends? They must
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Speaker 1: listen to us. To make friends, we must convince them
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Speaker 1: and persuade them to listen to us. That's the difference.
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Speaker 1: To buy a friend to listen to you. Their opinion
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Speaker 1: doesn't matter, their dignity or respect does not matter. But
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Speaker 1: to persuade a friend to listen to you, their dignity
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Speaker 1: and respect matters. We must be willing with our urgency
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Speaker 1: to do this trade, to engage with dignity and respect,
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Speaker 1: with egality e gality that's a French word, with equality
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Speaker 1: based on the relationship. My way or the high way.
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Speaker 1: It's old and it's obsolete, and it's primitive. Way or
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Speaker 1: the highway can clumber, you can plunder your reserves and
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Speaker 1: the end of the day people still not fallow. Gone
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Speaker 1: are the days when we will do everything for people
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Speaker 1: to follow us acceptable will. That was a primitive war America.
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Speaker 1: We changed it with the Internet and America again. We
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Speaker 1: changed it with the open media and America and again
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Speaker 1: we changed it with the freedom of speech and the
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Speaker 1: freedom of information, and America again for good. We change
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Speaker 1: it with human rights, with the principles of equality, all
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Speaker 1: humans about equal. We changed that world that we are
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Speaker 1: becoming unwilling to accept that in price, it cannot build
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Speaker 1: a beautiful world and denied the globalization that China is
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Speaker 1: profiting from today. We initiated and about it, and now
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Speaker 1: we are running away from it. The United Nations we
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Speaker 1: initiated and about it, we are now not believing in
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Speaker 1: it and trying to run away from it. Democracy we
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Speaker 1: initiated and about it to be stronger as it is today,
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Speaker 1: but now we are trying to run away from it.
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Speaker 1: We are trying to become authoritarian. We are trying to
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Speaker 1: build our fine dictatorship, and we don't trusted our elations anymore.
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Speaker 1: We don't believe in democracy anymore, we don't believe in
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Speaker 1: a real of law anymore. We build those systems that
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Speaker 1: we are now rejected. And when we do all this,
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Speaker 1: it makes us weaker in the eyes of our enemies,
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Speaker 1: and it makes our alliances to doubt us and extending
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Speaker 1: hair to our foes. That's what it's happening in Iran,
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Speaker 1: in Russia, China, not Korea, Venezuela, or every country that
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Speaker 1: we choose to call our enemies and geopolitically is not
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Speaker 1: really wise and strategic to have immortal enemy. Why have
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Speaker 1: mortal enemies? Why do we find it difficult to work
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Speaker 1: with China. Why should we create enemies. I give those
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Speaker 1: so called enemies leverage in a relationship, and we start
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Speaker 1: to go around creating blocks, spending all American resources, and
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Speaker 1: all these countries are just playing us. They just look
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Speaker 1: at us like we have money to just go through
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Speaker 1: in places. But behind the scenes they make photo fun
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Speaker 1: at us and they love at us. Take China India
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Speaker 1: for example. We thought they would ash enemies because they
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Speaker 1: got boundaries differences, but now they are trying to let
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Speaker 1: the go. And when they let the gow, it make
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Speaker 1: because make it difficult for us to to still see
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Speaker 1: them like folks. Or we can stick keep disaving ourselves
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Speaker 1: as we do all the times. We must not make
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Speaker 1: enemies in order to make friends. That's the point I'm
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Speaker 1: trying to drive. We are the most secured country on
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Speaker 1: the plant on this planet, but we are behaving like
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Speaker 1: the most insecured country planet Earth. It's like the person
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Speaker 1: that everybody think is secured is demonstrating the most insecurity.
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Speaker 1: We are soon starting to have an insecurity complex that
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Speaker 1: is making us to see the military and force or
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Speaker 1: intimidation and sanctions as the only way to project force.
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Speaker 1: The project strength and power. On the contrary, it makes
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Speaker 1: us weak because the world knows that we are the
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Speaker 1: most part of planet Earth. It we take centuries for
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Speaker 1: any counter on this planet Earth to become American. Our
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Speaker 1: science and technology, our capitalism, our ways of life, our constitution,
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Speaker 1: and our immigration policies. We open our doors to the
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Speaker 1: best of talent. America is a place to be. America
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Speaker 1: is a place that you die without coming to America.
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Speaker 1: It's like you let your soul down. America is. It's
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Speaker 1: the pilgrimage. It's a it's a pilgrimage than any country
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Speaker 1: or any nation, any person on planet Earth dream to
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Speaker 1: be or to come here and pay humage or pay
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Speaker 1: respect to our founding fathers, to our Lincoln h to
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Speaker 1: American way of life, to American ingenuity. You know that,
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Speaker 1: and I know that we are number one in almost
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Speaker 1: everything on planet Earth. Everybody knows that everybody's trying to
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Speaker 1: be like America. Instead of us accepting this privilege and
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Speaker 1: this right now we have made to be to our exceptionalism.
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Speaker 1: We are doing everything with politics and missed up one
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Speaker 1: after another to mess up everything. It's like you got
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Speaker 1: it all made up. It's that you got it all
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Speaker 1: and you're messing it up. That's how I watch politics
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Speaker 1: look looks like today? How can our too pragmatic head,
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Speaker 1: But going to the media is for the tenth time,
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Speaker 1: if not the eleventh time, and say nobody's listening. Why
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Speaker 1: even though our friends, our allies are not listening or
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Speaker 1: became of us? It looks like the media, a type
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Speaker 1: of media, is run in the country. They're speaking for politicians.
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Speaker 1: Decisions are supposed to be make by politicians are made
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Speaker 1: by the media and imposed on politicians. The media tells
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Speaker 1: us what is happening in the country, and politicians follow.
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Speaker 1: The media decides our enemies not for two political reasons,
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Speaker 1: first tagic reasons, but for economic interest reasons. The media
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Speaker 1: is not a country. Our media, God forbid, is not
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Speaker 1: stay on media. So our media is corporate interests. It
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Speaker 1: means whatever the media is saying or doing might not
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Speaker 1: have American best interests or heart, but has the economic interests.
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Speaker 1: The media operates on economic terms. Maybe sometimes our politicians
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Speaker 1: fail to understand that white politicians take care of America,
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Speaker 1: the media takes care of its business interest. Said to say,
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Speaker 1: American can go to hell while the media make their money.
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Speaker 1: That's that's unpatriotic as best. Quite upon a time, we
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Speaker 1: need to join a line in the sire a copied
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Speaker 1: interest sometime misaligned or this aligned, if that's a word
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Speaker 1: with American bast with American American best interest in the world.
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Speaker 1: It must be able to not do the things that
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Speaker 1: make American not to be right. Our American exceptionalism, exceptionalism
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Speaker 1: something to keep. Our American exceptionalism is something to keep.
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Speaker 1: But moving forward, exceptionalism cannot be carroed and sticks sanctions
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Speaker 1: military or in position of the covered divide and rule
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Speaker 1: type of thing. It does not work anymore because people
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Speaker 1: countries already understand that game. You cannot be playing the
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Speaker 1: same game that people already understand and can even beat
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Speaker 1: you on that game. Are still trying to be a
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Speaker 1: leader of the free world. You need to lead based
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Speaker 1: on the intelligence of the time. To stay in leadership,
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Speaker 1: you must based on the intelligence of the time. Things
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Speaker 1: are changing. But I know you're not listening to play
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Speaker 1: because based on the old ways or a might to
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Speaker 1: advise you based on racism, sexism, and bigotry. One am
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Speaker 1: I to be talking to you? You just throw away
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Speaker 1: what I say and you keep on taking you keep
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Speaker 1: on making the missteps and disgracing all of US American citizens.
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Speaker 1: With a little intelligence that we have, we have come
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Speaker 1: here to give it to you. But you not listen.
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Speaker 1: You're not listen. It's the own wise fly that follows
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Speaker 1: their caps to the grave. How can you be intelligent
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Speaker 1: without listening? How can you know everything without seeking everything? Arrogance, narcissism,
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Speaker 1: sism cannot create intelligence. You cannot know everything. If you're arrogant,
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Speaker 1: you cannot know everything. If you're necessistic, you cannot know everything.
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Speaker 1: If you're dismissive, you cannot know everything. If you're discriminatory,
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Speaker 1: you cannot know everything. If you must impulse rather than imprint.
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Speaker 1: If you must impulse, I don't persuade and listen. To
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Speaker 1: be intelligent, it is to listen, and to listen it
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Speaker 1: means to be humble, and to be humble means to
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Speaker 1: be wise, and to be wise means you have common sense.
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Speaker 1: And to have common sense means you can be persuasive,
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Speaker 1: and to be persuasive means you're intelligent. Are we are? We?
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Speaker 1: But that's who we are, That's what we have always been.
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Speaker 1: The world of today is a world of soft soft
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Speaker 1: power gone now The days of all this military might.
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Speaker 1: You can build all those warships and all those things today,
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Speaker 1: it takes not no intelligence today to destroy all those things.
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Speaker 1: It's not rocket science on this satellites in space and
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Speaker 1: all these drones and and gadgetory systems of technology and
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Speaker 1: intelligence gathering. He cannot be building all this big stuff
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Speaker 1: and all these big things projected on this elusive and
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Speaker 1: and primitive force and claiming that you're number one, to
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Speaker 1: be number one today tech science and technology, space technology,
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Speaker 1: nano technology, semi connacturalization. He contrust quantum of future technology
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Speaker 1: controls no war. You know the word is AI and
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Speaker 1: the intelligence artificial intelligence. You know where the world is going.
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Speaker 1: It's in the economics, it's in the digital space, it's
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Speaker 1: in the meta of space, it's in the montiverse of space.
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Speaker 1: The word is changing. Remember, oh twols man, do work
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Speaker 1: with new gadgets. That's my Sair should listen to this.
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Speaker 1: Old tools might not or may not work with new gadgets.
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Speaker 1: New gadgets need new tools. The will of the way
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Speaker 1: of all cannot be the way of me. That's why
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Speaker 1: the world, oh a new exist. I love the old world.
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Speaker 1: I started a word I believe in the old world.
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Speaker 1: But I've come to inspire you for the greater New War,
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Speaker 1: and that greater new are is for American too late
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Speaker 1: late in any ways, we must let go racism, sexism,
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Speaker 1: and bakertry. That's the only thing. Those are the three
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Speaker 1: things holding us back. We must let go racism, sexism,
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Speaker 1: and bigetry in order to embrace the greater New War
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Speaker 1: that I call upon you. Too late, That's only a
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Speaker 1: new war, it's a greater new war. You can on
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Speaker 1: lead that role with racism, sexism, and packetry. Racism, sexism, sexism,
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Speaker 1: and backetry cannot take you to the greater New War.
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Speaker 1: Even Russia, it's trying to adapt this new philosophy Eve
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Speaker 1: in China and Russia is taking back Global South. You
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Speaker 1: were like, what are you kidding me? Most of the
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Speaker 1: outright movement on planet Earth is sponsored by Russia. Most
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Speaker 1: of the divisiveness with with the immigration policies around the world,
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Speaker 1: it's supported by Russia. Let's just say the way it is.
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Speaker 1: But Russia, I's talking about Global South and the bricks.
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Speaker 1: You're like, what, Because racism, sexism, and bakertry cannot take
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Speaker 1: you to the great any war that I've come to procreate.
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Speaker 1: I'm the philosophy of the war. Even one day listen
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Speaker 1: to this and think about this one. It's too light.
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Speaker 1: I am the philosophy of the great and your will
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Speaker 1: and my mission is for American League. I've said me
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Speaker 1: so many times, I've reripen so much, but they are
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Speaker 1: not embracing it. Racism, sexism, and bakertry. That America is
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Speaker 1: the only country in the world that actually stands against.
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Speaker 1: Even though I'll not be speaking here, I'll not be here.
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Speaker 1: Our constitution and our way of life or possess is
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Speaker 1: against and punishes racism, sexism, and bagotry. Wish to embrace that,
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Speaker 1: wish accept it, and whish you champion it. Just as
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Speaker 1: we champion democracy. We should champion a world free from racism, sexism,
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Speaker 1: and pagetry and wish you mean it. Then the greater
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Speaker 1: new war will be us. If we don't do this,
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Speaker 1: we're align to ourselves and it must be. As I've said,
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Speaker 1: if we cannot let go racism, sexism, and bagetry, we
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Speaker 1: are just permit to understand how the world we are.
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Speaker 1: The stereotype of pseudosciences that was created to give us
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Speaker 1: the world that we are in today, we cannot give
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Speaker 1: those old tools we new gadgets. We must not prepared.
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Speaker 1: We should be of which we already are the champions
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Speaker 1: against racism, sexism, and backetry by being it in our country,
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Speaker 1: in our ways, in our education, in our religion, in
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Speaker 1: our culture, in our traditions, in our ways of life.
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Speaker 1: It must wish you mandays as it be too light.
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Speaker 1: That's why people don't listening to us, because they know
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Speaker 1: that we are using old tools when your gadgets, and
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Speaker 1: they don't want it. And if we don't want it,
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Speaker 1: they know it does not work, or tools might not
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Speaker 1: work when your gadget unless they're updated, upgraded and uploaded.
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Speaker 1: It must read too in order to be a part
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Speaker 1: of the new one. If we say it again, it
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Speaker 1: was really too in order to be part of the
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Speaker 1: great a new world. It's said that all habits are hard,
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Speaker 1: but you need to let go those old habits. It's
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Speaker 1: all a matter of projection, perception, and perspective. It always
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Speaker 1: is in the mind, the feeling of importance or that
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Speaker 1: that thing it can be important by what you do.
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Speaker 1: You cannot be buying and bribing people around the world
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Speaker 1: to be what to be what we are, who we are.
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Speaker 1: We are proud of who we are. We are proud
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Speaker 1: of Americans. American is the best country in the world.
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Speaker 1: As a fact, America has done much good on this
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Speaker 1: planet than in other country. People like WoT the diplomacy,
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Speaker 1: people like I want the bocracy before, like our cities before,
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Speaker 1: like our music. People like our food, peopole like the dollar.
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Speaker 1: People like everything America. People like our freedoms before envy
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Speaker 1: our freedoms. We got the most billainous, the most novel
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Speaker 1: all rights, the most philanthropists. We got the best educational institutions.
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Speaker 1: We got the best of everything. But our politics is
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Speaker 1: becoming very insecured. Politicians are making American look weak. Listen
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Speaker 1: to a politician talk. Politicians don't say how great America is.
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Speaker 1: It's politician come in and did'migrate America and speed on America?
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Speaker 1: And always cratisans say the worst of us. They create
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Speaker 1: that they make all these fit this delusional imagere of America.
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Speaker 1: How bad we are as compared to what America is
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Speaker 1: not good, as compared to what You cannot compare American
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Speaker 1: to anything. That is a fact. America is the best
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Speaker 1: of everything. That's a fact. People want to be like
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Speaker 1: us America is the saface country on planet Earth. America
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Speaker 1: is the most secured country a planetart. That's what almost
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Speaker 1: every country how they are reserves. In America. It's the
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Speaker 1: most peaceful place. That's why I got the most bill
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Speaker 1: on us, the most scientists, the most no bad lawds,
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Speaker 1: the best research such as the best institute, the best
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Speaker 1: of everything is in America. That is a fact. But
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Speaker 1: is that what our politicians are saying. I don't want
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Speaker 1: to say this, but the thing standing the way of
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Speaker 1: American greatness today is our politics. We have the best
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Speaker 1: breed of politicians. We have doomsday politicians, the profits in
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Speaker 1: themselves that they are messiahs in themselves, that they are
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Speaker 1: the only people to make American better or to fix America,
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Speaker 1: or to say for America. America is what America is.
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Speaker 1: It's the greatest country on planet Earth. It's the best
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Speaker 1: place to be. People jump, people die in the days
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Speaker 1: that people die on the high seas to come to America.
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Speaker 1: It's a land of the free. America is a place
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Speaker 1: for somebody like me with my accent to be talking
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Speaker 1: and speaking and feel that freedom. That's what America is.
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Speaker 1: The best of talent and the best of gifts come
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Speaker 1: to America. God, that's the place to be. That's who
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Speaker 1: we are. The world likes us, or don't we like ourselvesselves?
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Speaker 1: The world believes in us in the United States, Why
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Speaker 1: don't we believe in ourselves? The world trusts us or
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Speaker 1: don't we Americans trust ourselves? Or a shy and it
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Speaker 1: is to change mh. Just be who we are. Be
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Speaker 1: proud of yourself when look yourself in the mirror, like
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Speaker 1: what you say you are America, none of the three,
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Speaker 1: the greatest counter on planet Earth. We cannot make it
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Speaker 1: much better. That's the promise. We cannot only make America greater.
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Speaker 1: That's the promise. When with our politicians are speaking from
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Speaker 1: the packets of corporate interests. Our values nothing more than profit,
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Speaker 1: which you are very careful. Capitalism is an American value
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Speaker 1: that can only work to preserve, promote, and advertise American's interests.
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Speaker 1: We are the fountain of capitalism, borrow from the British.
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Speaker 1: But that capitalism is not working for America. It's working
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Speaker 1: against America. American compete interests is working against America. As
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Speaker 1: a philosopher, I must say this. They don't put the
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Speaker 1: best interests of American ahead of them and the contrary
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Speaker 1: they use the mess up in the world. They don't compete.
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Speaker 1: They want American to sanction countries for them to compete.
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Speaker 1: The ifs you compete, for competition to be true, our
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Speaker 1: science and technologies to compete. We don't need the government
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Speaker 1: trying to stop other countries from competing. It's because the
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Speaker 1: competent interest is fairing. What's your American government be trying
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Speaker 1: to suppress other countries from growing for our businesses to
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Speaker 1: be number one? It's because our businesses they're not competing.
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Speaker 1: They're not competing. They should be compared, they should be competed,
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Speaker 1: they should be employing the best talent. Because when our
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Speaker 1: businesses compete, American leads. When our businesses compete, American leads leads.
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Speaker 1: When our businesses competing and wing American wins. That should
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Speaker 1: be the game to play. You don't seek, you don't
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Speaker 1: see like a sick person, and other countries around the
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Speaker 1: world are competing, then you lobby and private compet You
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Speaker 1: lobby for the American government to enact policies that supered
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Speaker 1: the interest of other countries and their businesses. That makes
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Speaker 1: American to look bad. If the parents constantly come as
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Speaker 1: superan and supersed for the kid, then the kids. It's
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Speaker 1: not making the father proud. It's not making the mother proud.
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Speaker 1: It means if apparentage you come and defend the kid
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Speaker 1: all the time, it means that kid is weak. That
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Speaker 1: kid is not making American proud or the parent proud.
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Speaker 1: Our corporate interests are don't make an American proud. They're
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Speaker 1: making those solutions in countries. Why Why Because they're not
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Speaker 1: competing and not employing the best talent and playing the
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Speaker 1: best talent. They're putting profit over research and technology. You
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Speaker 1: cannot put profit over research. Remember, we should all be
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Speaker 1: routing and fighting for America, not making an American fight
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Speaker 1: for us. Who should be fighting for America. That's what
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Speaker 1: it is missing. That's what it's say. We should be
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Speaker 1: all patriots in everything. Now we dore at the end
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Speaker 1: of the day we die, America continuous. Remember that well,
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Speaker 1: when American continues, you always remember not all that many
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Speaker 1: shall come, many shall be born, many shall leave, very
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Speaker 1: few shall be impacted. I'm very imagina shall be remembered.
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Speaker 1: Are you born to be remembered or forgotten? If you're
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Speaker 1: born to be remembered, make America proud. I hold this
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Speaker 1: so dear in my heart, that we have come here
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Speaker 1: to make America better, to make American proud, to make
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Speaker 1: American the promised land as it has always been. All
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Speaker 1: we need to do. It's our little positive contribution with patriotism,
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Speaker 1: with patriotism, believing that this country has given us so much.
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Speaker 1: It's upon us to serve with dignity and honor, with
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Speaker 1: bravery and courage, with respect. It's upon all of us
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Speaker 1: all to do every little thing and do it well.
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Speaker 1: That makes America to be respected. That's our That's how
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Speaker 1: we we respected internationally. Oh, no need our diplomas. Going
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Speaker 1: to the media is so many times to be taken seriously.
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Speaker 1: We need to do our best. That's our promise for America.
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Speaker 1: That's a promise for this great lad that's our promise.
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Speaker 1: Well bound to late American exceptionalism is that we are
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Speaker 1: bound to late. We choose ourselves to late. It's not
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Speaker 1: we choose ourself too late, and we choose yourself to late.
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Speaker 1: You do a lot. We must not leave in laziness,
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Speaker 1: entitlement and victim part it works just a particular time
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Speaker 1: we are called upon the lead, we should fall our
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Speaker 1: slaves and lead in every domain, in every domain, all tools,
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Speaker 1: the carrot and steaks and cars and steaks and sangs
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Speaker 1: others are all stuff. Old stuff doesn't work. You can
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Speaker 1: see it does not work. All tools and all work
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Speaker 1: for new gadgets and new technology is coming up every day.
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Speaker 1: We need to we need to get a handle of it,
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Speaker 1: and we need to beat our enemies in that game,
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Speaker 1: not war, in positive humanitarian intelligence. That's American way. That's
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Speaker 1: a new way. Philosopher Prince speaking from America, hoping that
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Speaker 1: our politicians and our media and you help us help ourselves,
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Speaker 1: and for American to consider too late if you force,
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Speaker 1: if you are forcing yourself on people, it miss your
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Speaker 1: No lady, you in print, no impulse, you persuade, not
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