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Prince Israel Zaar on: Foreign Diplomatic should Help their Leaders End the War · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: Where the war with Iran it's going right now, it's
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Speaker 1: a it's getting into a stage of no return, no
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Speaker 1: positive return on any side on the Iranian side, or
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Speaker 1: the side of Israel, on the side of our great
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Speaker 1: country America, on the Gulf States or Europeans, or entire
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Speaker 1: Asian or African continent, or sharer the Middle East Americas,
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Speaker 1: where the war is going now. The war is just bleeding, bleeding,
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Speaker 1: bleeding humanity. It's a bleeding global trade. It's bleeding on
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Speaker 1: Wall Street, on certain sectors, a part of the oil stocks.
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Speaker 1: It's bleeding the financial institutions. It's bleeding governmental systems struggling
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Speaker 1: on how to keep their system going, and their relationships
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Speaker 1: a bite, our bilateral relationships of blocks going. It's bleeding humanity,
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Speaker 1: the people in their wallet and the casts and petrochemicals,
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Speaker 1: fatializers or the minerals needed from that part of West
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Speaker 1: Asia has recorded or the Middle Is as we know it,
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Speaker 1: it's bleeding transportation because the state of Homos it's closed.
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Speaker 1: Baba Mandel is threatened to be close. The Red Sea,
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Speaker 1: and what humanity is watching the devastation in the war
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Speaker 1: happening in Israel and in Iran and the Middle East.
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Speaker 1: It's getting to a stage where no new bombing means anything.
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Speaker 1: It just show how decadent are immoral and cruel and inconsiderate.
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Speaker 1: A barbaric humanity has become. No new strikes makes any difference,
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Speaker 1: It just costs more pain. How the collective world can
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Speaker 1: just sit by and see great powers destroy themselves and
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Speaker 1: sufferre their people. The people in tel Avia suffering, the
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Speaker 1: people are high for our suffering. The people tear around
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Speaker 1: are suffering, and the people in the Middle is a suffering.
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Speaker 1: Everybody can see that it's causing pain. The threat of
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Speaker 1: desjoined water desalination plants or electricity or energy or food supply,
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Speaker 1: destruction of schools or hospitals or bridges, and harassment or
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Speaker 1: terrorism in their neighborhoods in Hypha will tell a r
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Speaker 1: Jerusalem that they cluss the bombing, and we can see
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Speaker 1: that where this war is going. It's intelligently surprising that
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Speaker 1: in the days of today we our advancement in technologies,
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Speaker 1: artificial intelligence and humanity and intellect, that we can still
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Speaker 1: find ourselves. Shouldn't each other bombing infrastructures that will take
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Speaker 1: time to reveal, so to get to no point to
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Speaker 1: get to no good result. Bombing not results in the war,
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Speaker 1: and the killings will not make anything. The destruction of
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Speaker 1: necessary infrastructure, of civilian infrastructure will not make any difference.
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Speaker 1: One thing is clear here is that the President of
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Speaker 1: America reasonably once away out or once away to end
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Speaker 1: this war, once away for peace, once away, to bring
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Speaker 1: the parties to the table. He has telegraphed the signals
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Speaker 1: so many and it's Iran that's refusing it because they
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Speaker 1: think they have an open hand on the bat to fail.
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Speaker 1: The question becomes how long does it last? How long
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Speaker 1: does it last? And the thing to remember is American
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Speaker 1: patience is very thing. Americans can go in and done
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Speaker 1: the consequences if Iran sees that he has an open hand,
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Speaker 1: and if you give an olive branch, not out of weakness,
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Speaker 1: but out of diplomatic wisdom. Where the war is right
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Speaker 1: now in its diplomatic wisdom. Diplomatic wisdom is what is necessary.
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Speaker 1: The President of the United States have given all the signals.
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Speaker 1: It's for the collective world or the collective universe, or
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Speaker 1: great powers like China and Russia and India, you know,
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Speaker 1: and maybe the bricks or Europeans to look for a
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Speaker 1: way out. Look for some concessions on behalf of the
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Speaker 1: President and Spain, some consensus or some negotiation or a
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Speaker 1: treaty where some objectives are accepted upon and everybody saved
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Speaker 1: face for the betterment of humanity. China, Russia and India
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Speaker 1: and South Africa and Brazil the bricks and India named
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Speaker 1: India already and Pakistan includes inclusively. They need to put
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Speaker 1: They need to tell a curve to Iran that enough
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Speaker 1: is enough, and American Israel must decide. It's tough, you know.
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Speaker 1: Iran turn out notable what we expected. They are formidable,
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Speaker 1: intelligent and wise and precise and calculative and strategic in
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Speaker 1: what they are doing. You cannot deny that they have
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Speaker 1: plan what they would do for the forty seven years.
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Speaker 1: And we just worke up one day and think that
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Speaker 1: that was the right time to do it, whatever our reasons,
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Speaker 1: we're doing now, but it is not. It did not
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Speaker 1: go as plan. It's strategically wise to know when the
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Speaker 1: plan is not working, and the plan is not working,
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Speaker 1: strategically wise to look for your way out. Just as
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Speaker 1: you got in. You can spin your way out. Just
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Speaker 1: as you get in. You can spin your way out.
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Speaker 1: I've sat retimine again. Victory lies in the eyes of
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Speaker 1: the beholder. Are the various television channels or media spinning.
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Speaker 1: It is rel gonna spending the way the want. America
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Speaker 1: was spending the way the one around. We spend the
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Speaker 1: way the want, and the media and the Gulf States
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Speaker 1: we're spending the way the want. A'm gonna be repetitive
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Speaker 1: on their televisions and media because most of these media
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Speaker 1: Chinese are controlled by all the gards, so they can
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Speaker 1: they can just get the memo and repeatifully say the
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Speaker 1: same thing, and the people will just do as up
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Speaker 1: the lie and everybody say face and work harments and
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Speaker 1: international trait and and international tranquility and stability to continue sustainability.
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Speaker 1: This is what the promise is needed. The Chinese cannot
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Speaker 1: sit by. The Russians cannot sit by. This is a
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Speaker 1: time when American needs China and Russia to come to
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Speaker 1: Americans aid. President Donatrum is a friend to change in pain.
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Speaker 1: President is a president Donatrum is a friend to volup
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Speaker 1: import so valun envelopment pattern and Shigian pain. They need
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Speaker 1: to build their friend out and then know the day
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Speaker 1: Donatrum is friendly with these people. The Dona trum is
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Speaker 1: cat up in the pickle and his friends can can
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Speaker 1: bail him out. That's what the Natrum needs right now.
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Speaker 1: It's been proven that Iran can fight to their death
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Speaker 1: because they got nothing to lose. When you're blowing bridges off,
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Speaker 1: blowing hospitals, killing children and blowing their sealing firs structure
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Speaker 1: of blowing bridges and the afterlods, they can fight. You know,
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Speaker 1: you can't remember the Mujahadin, the okay, the Isis and
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Speaker 1: the terrorists or the resistance, so they got You're fighting
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Speaker 1: a neighborhood that is used to to resisting oppression or dictatorship.
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Speaker 1: They love their ways. The Persian Empire has been here forever.
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Speaker 1: Unless people do not study or read their homework, the
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Speaker 1: Persians have been here forever, and the Persians cannot go away.
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Speaker 1: I means calculus or algebra or science will not go away.
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Speaker 1: We talk about the human rights today. The Persians has
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Speaker 1: a lot to do if you can read history. So
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Speaker 1: the Persian is a proud civilization. It's an intelligent it's
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Speaker 1: scientific civilization set determined again at the Wars of the
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Speaker 1: Future of ativicial intelligence, DROM warfare, AI warfare, and the
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Speaker 1: Iranians are not backwards, and that we might like to
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Speaker 1: ourselves as we like who get convenient to dealer create
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Speaker 1: people that don't look like us because of culture supremacist reasons.
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Speaker 1: What should be tall where the war is right now,
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Speaker 1: American has done a lot of damage and American wants
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Speaker 1: to get out because Americans and civilized society, we abide
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Speaker 1: by the rule of law, abide by the war, the
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Speaker 1: laws of war. We can we can speak tough, to
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Speaker 1: plow things up, but we are restricted by commun descency,
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Speaker 1: common humanity, and common civility. We are restricted by the
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Speaker 1: rule of law because we established those rules of law.
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Speaker 1: America created this new world order that we have. It's
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Speaker 1: was American century. What we anticipated is not a result
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Speaker 1: we are have it facts be all, but American has
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Speaker 1: demonstrated what Americans can do better. American can push it
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Speaker 1: to the limit of a nuclear weapon, but we cannot
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Speaker 1: do that. We cannot be the one to press the bond.
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Speaker 1: We cannot be going to Iran to stop a nuclear
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Speaker 1: weapon and be the country to use the nuclear weapon.
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Speaker 1: And so true is for Israel. We cannot be trying
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Speaker 1: to stop Iran for using a nuclear weapon, and then
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Speaker 1: we give reasons to use the nuclear weapon. So using
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Speaker 1: nuclear weapon is out of the table. It's not on
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Speaker 1: the table. Then we're supposed to stop Iran ballistic missiles
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Speaker 1: or cruise missiles. About ballistic the most dangerous on the
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Speaker 1: cruise missiles? What about the hypersonics? What about the weapons
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Speaker 1: we don't now and the ranges of those weapons which
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Speaker 1: they do not now? What about what Iran is not
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Speaker 1: telling us? Iran is not like us. They are have
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Speaker 1: the freedom of the press they don't have. Then it's
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Speaker 1: a theocursy and the theocrasy, and it takes a ship
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Speaker 1: in that. I want to call it. It's a system,
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Speaker 1: it's a it's a civilization, a state. Let let me
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Speaker 1: be very respectful. It's a civilizational state. I don't call
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Speaker 1: ditectorship stuff. It makes no sense. It only a civilization
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Speaker 1: of state. So they got national pride, they got cultural pride,
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Speaker 1: they got legion's pride, they got the educational pride, they
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Speaker 1: got family pride, they got the flat pride, they got
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Speaker 1: nationalistic pride, and have the pride of that civilization. You
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Speaker 1: cannot take that away. You can bomb everybody in Iran.
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Speaker 1: If one person is standing the Persian civilization will continue,
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Speaker 1: and the Persian civilization is preade around the war. The
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Speaker 1: Shias and the Sooners, they're everywhere around the war. We
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Speaker 1: sit around the Shiard around there. Soon we talk about
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Speaker 1: we talk about the the Kurds, the Kurdish, Kashistan or
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Speaker 1: whatever I was saying. Just to be respectful. They have
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Speaker 1: relationship with the rand out with dot now Iraq and Iran.
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Speaker 1: They share a boundary. They say, the same culture, they said,
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Speaker 1: the same history, and most of the shared, even in
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Speaker 1: the middle. It is the more we push it. Some
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Speaker 1: of these monarchies, respectfully, they got shared and away from shared.
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Speaker 1: We just want who killed Kamani? Arein a supreme leader?
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Speaker 1: We went against the most of the Arab tradition. It
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Speaker 1: is united enemies and the fear with the casted is
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Speaker 1: that the most. The more we continue to do what
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Speaker 1: we are doing, they're gonna rise up against those monarchies.
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Speaker 1: We know those monarchies are family monarchies, and we know
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Speaker 1: that those monarchies have contributed so much to the world.
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Speaker 1: We know those monarchies. You take those monarchies out. The
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Speaker 1: air bubble in America for a part, the Petro dollar,
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Speaker 1: for supart the oil in the South. Force are part
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Speaker 1: petrol care makers for suppart, critical materials for support and
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Speaker 1: financial investment for support, the war straet for support, futuristic
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Speaker 1: investments for support. So the god state and actuality is
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Speaker 1: stabilizing the wile economy. People might like to insult them,
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Speaker 1: have chieftains of family Monarchy's what that ever is insult
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Speaker 1: aside those god leaders, those gold monarchies, they are stabilizing
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Speaker 1: soon not factors of America and the West right now.
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Speaker 1: And it's without the goth the West and America will collapse.
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Speaker 1: I want to see this again with are the Golf States,
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Speaker 1: those golf monarchies. America and Europe will collapse because we
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Speaker 1: are not more. We are not much of a material economy.
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Speaker 1: America can sell the oil. We're more of a technology
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Speaker 1: and the service economies, ip economies and the golf provide
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Speaker 1: the capital, The provide investment and the bio or credit,
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Speaker 1: and they stabilize the petro dollar. So if it hit,
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Speaker 1: this war continues, if we choose to maybe blow up
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Speaker 1: the pipelines or the water system in Iran. Just assumed
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Speaker 1: that Irans blow the water system in the Golf States
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Speaker 1: or in Israel. Because these counties depend on this, this
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Speaker 1: sanitization or this annihilation of the awards. If my English
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Speaker 1: is correct, it means they're love water. They have salt
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Speaker 1: water the war is not drinkable. In the alert of
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Speaker 1: science and technology to purify their water to be drinkable.
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Speaker 1: So if we take away the designation on plants and
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Speaker 1: a randas the same to these golf states, what becomes
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Speaker 1: all those skyscrapers and those utories to be buildings and
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Speaker 1: all that future the investment the golf state is Europe,
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Speaker 1: is India, India and a lot and Pakistan and Africans
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Speaker 1: and Europeans and Americans. You know, the Gulf is mostly migrants,
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Speaker 1: so everybody is connected to the Gulf. Those great monarchies
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Speaker 1: are just doing the best to stabilize the world. They
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Speaker 1: know that. And those are very intelligent people, the every
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Speaker 1: business oriented. You could not refuse our basis because the
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Speaker 1: basis were meant for security, security and stability in the markets,
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Speaker 1: stability for investments, for tourism, for travel. But truth be tall,
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Speaker 1: the world under estimated Iran. I didn't. I've said that
17:40
Speaker 1: if you go back to my podcast, as I've been
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Speaker 1: saying this time and time, man again, we have this
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Speaker 1: thing in the West. And if you don't do Caucasian,
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Speaker 1: you don't speak Caucasion, you're not intelligent, you're in't fear.
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Speaker 1: You don't he come from tribes or villages, or maybe
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Speaker 1: you live on trees. Maybe our language came from apes.
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Speaker 1: Maybe you're Halugh intelligent. Maybe it must depend on going
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Speaker 1: to Western schools. Maybe you need to be civilized. It
18:15
Speaker 1: needs to be religionalized. It means you need to be
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Speaker 1: God needs need to be given to you. Science need
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Speaker 1: to be given to you. Because you guys are back,
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Speaker 1: can't come from the back edges and all we're telling
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Speaker 1: Iran they're gonna take them back to the Stone ages.
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Speaker 1: It doesn't ring Harlow. That's what imperialism or colgonization has
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Speaker 1: all been about. So when you're saying this, it's not
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Speaker 1: diplomatically intelligent. When we play with Allah and play with
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Speaker 1: our card and using profanity tis system and people that
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Speaker 1: believe in their God, in their ways and traditions, we're
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Speaker 1: not helping to plumber say when we are telegraphing just
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Speaker 1: how much hell and harm we can bring to them,
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Speaker 1: when we have done almost everything, A little we have
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Speaker 1: not done is a nuclear weapon it rings hollow, but
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Speaker 1: it does not bring people to the table. We only
19:18
Speaker 1: to be on Twitter, on the internet, or on in
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Speaker 1: social media all the time. It's good for the Western audience.
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Speaker 1: But in monarchies, antiocratic states, they take it differently. They
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Speaker 1: have pride, they have dignity. We should be careful. We
19:38
Speaker 1: will talk about n b s. We should be careful
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Speaker 1: about it. We will talk about people of Iran. We
19:46
Speaker 1: may not like their government. If we want the people
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Speaker 1: to support us, we cannot denigreate their country. We cannot
19:54
Speaker 1: telegraph how we're gonna bomb their streets and bomb their
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Speaker 1: We cannot give the days who cannot destroy the water,
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Speaker 1: destroyed their school, to destroy their power. Then how would
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Speaker 1: they support us? How would their leaders come to the table.
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Speaker 1: Because their leader is going to look weak in front
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Speaker 1: of that people, and their leaders want to look tough.
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Speaker 1: It must give them, give them an up ramp, an
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Speaker 1: off ramp. How to get out why the Iranians equality
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Speaker 1: need to give the American president an off ramp, while
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Speaker 1: the Midi Eastern countries equally, or the West Asian countries
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Speaker 1: or the Golf States, they need to give Iran an
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Speaker 1: American and off ramp. Israel in particular, need to give
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Speaker 1: an American an off ramp. American is there for Israel,
20:41
Speaker 1: but when you see that things are not going the
20:44
Speaker 1: way we plan, you can take it for America and
20:48
Speaker 1: give us an offer. Israel can decide that AVO is
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Speaker 1: over and to continue another die and give the American
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Speaker 1: President of ramp. Do not do not turn. Don't like
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Speaker 1: people to be killed. We know that. And when people
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Speaker 1: use the word tackle, it's just not respectful. It's just
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Speaker 1: being reasonable and respectful and humane. American has the power
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Speaker 1: to do whatever American likes, and number will do anything.
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Speaker 1: American can destroy the whole humanity for American monster. American
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Speaker 1: doesn't want to do that. The President doesn't want to
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Speaker 1: do that. That's why it doesn't even want to call
21:36
Speaker 1: it a war. It's if you want a war, you
21:41
Speaker 1: go to Congress and want Congress passes the war. The
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Speaker 1: full might of American cannot stop it. You go for years,
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Speaker 1: but the President does not want that to be told.
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Speaker 1: The President entail of a good baggage in a good
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Speaker 1: baggage in cheap for China to trade oil for critical
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Speaker 1: materials at the rare earth or just in negotiation negotiation tactic,
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Speaker 1: we know we are living in a multipolar system. America
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Speaker 1: want wants to muscle its way around and carve its
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Speaker 1: own space. But where the war is going now to
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Speaker 1: be tall present on not Trumps in the intend that
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Speaker 1: war to the where the way it tastes, the destruction
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Speaker 1: and devastation. He does not want that. That's why people
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Speaker 1: insult him like tacos. It doesn't do you look, President
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Speaker 1: Trump like somewhere that can tackle. Are you kidding me?
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Speaker 1: It does no one blood. It's picked up for negotiation tactics.
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Speaker 1: And when he sends those signals and telegraphs that people
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Speaker 1: should pick up the clues or the you and go
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Speaker 1: to work to give the president off ramp. But when
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Speaker 1: he ran his joined a line in the sun. I
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Speaker 1: hope it's in public, but behind the scenes they need
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Speaker 1: to talk to Russia and China. India was supposed to
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Speaker 1: be a player, but what happened in the beginning of
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Speaker 1: the war. Before the war, it was all a good day,
23:32
Speaker 1: a good diplomatic maneuvering for India. India should have been
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Speaker 1: a major player. But the bricks country can't forget India.
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Speaker 1: They can't forgive India that India as part of the blog.
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Speaker 1: They can forgive Moody that he did the wrong move.
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Speaker 1: That's just fighting for his country. Every country look for
23:59
Speaker 1: the best for that the nation. So everything that India
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Speaker 1: is doing is are the best of Indians. It might
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Speaker 1: not be diplomatically intelligent, but it's nationalistically necessary to India
24:18
Speaker 1: can still look for ways to be part of the deal.
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Speaker 1: The bricks need to sit around. If it call South Africa,
24:31
Speaker 1: Israel might not be happy, but South Africa has a
24:34
Speaker 1: role to play. India has a role to ply. Brazil
24:43
Speaker 1: has a role to play, China has a role to play.
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Speaker 1: Russia has a role to ply in Europe to tell
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Speaker 1: the truth. In Europe, hungry hungry has a role to play.
24:59
Speaker 1: And France France, as he wrote to ply, Saudi Arabia
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Speaker 1: answer wrote to ply, Qatar has a role to ply.
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Speaker 1: It can be an inquisision position for the American president
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Speaker 1: to suffice that Oman and Iran can control instead of Amos.
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Speaker 1: That's the way out. And she beat the American position
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Speaker 1: indirectly that Oman should be that Oman and Iran sho
25:45
Speaker 1: control instead of Amos. That's an off ramp. She beat
25:54
Speaker 1: American saying that, not Arabians saying that, and then Oman
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Speaker 1: they have or represent America and the West. But Iran
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Speaker 1: is very straight straight and I don't want to be
26:11
Speaker 1: bombed again after six month, after one year, we know that.
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Speaker 1: Look at the way Iran is being destroyed, Look at
26:16
Speaker 1: the whey Israel is being destroyed. Those countries want to
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Speaker 1: do that any more, Look at a whay the costs
26:21
Speaker 1: have been destroyed. They don't want that. So there must
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Speaker 1: be a treaty to stop the war. Countries must except
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Speaker 1: that will not bomb you again. That partment should stop.
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Speaker 1: Iran cannot give up on it. On its au missiles
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Speaker 1: ballistic or h personic or cruise, if my understand of
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Speaker 1: it is right, and the drones, Iran can don't give
26:47
Speaker 1: up on those. But there might be a way out
26:53
Speaker 1: on the missiles. Don't create intercontinental ballistic missiles that can
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Speaker 1: hit Europe, that can hit America. There are ways to
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Speaker 1: the questions out, and Iran shall accept that. Theron will
27:05
Speaker 1: give the conditions that if it runs attack again, and
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Speaker 1: Iran can therefore develop the s b M. I think
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Speaker 1: they call it that the that the continental ballistic missiles
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Speaker 1: if threatened again, so that they are if what if scenarios,
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Speaker 1: Irans can Iran can accept. Iran doesn't want to have
27:28
Speaker 1: a nuclear weapon. It's a very intelligent state. You know,
27:31
Speaker 1: the negative causalities or nuclear weapon. I'll set them and
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Speaker 1: again that if I ran, it's intelligent enough. They don't
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Speaker 1: need a nuclear weapon. Look at where the war is
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Speaker 1: going to death the way, Look at where the war
27:44
Speaker 1: is going. They don't need a nuclear weapon. They can
27:49
Speaker 1: nequotion on that to give American a win. Then do that.
27:53
Speaker 1: Trum can sell it to the world. The traumas on
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Speaker 1: friend of former President Barack Obo Obama. He wants something
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Speaker 1: that got a better deal than Obama, and they can
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Speaker 1: write it and give it to him. That's what they
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Speaker 1: call diploma say. The diplomas can write fancy words that
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Speaker 1: sometimes technically means nothing, but it's a it's a diplomatic dragons.
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Speaker 1: They can craft things to give the president a way
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Speaker 1: that they deal their God is better than they and
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Speaker 1: the than the former deal that they had with their
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Speaker 1: president Obama. So they can It's framing, right, it's framing
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Speaker 1: and Spain diplomatic Spain diplomatic framing. That's when diplomats go
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Speaker 1: to work. I know the Foreign Minister of China one
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Speaker 1: he is a great diplomat. Lover of him in Russia
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Speaker 1: is a great diplomat, and the Iranian foreign minister is
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Speaker 1: a great diplomat. I don't know who were got with America,
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Speaker 1: but I know the Jdvance is a good diplomat. It's
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Speaker 1: a good diplomat and the part of America, so they
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Speaker 1: can they can. The Katars are good in diplomacy. The
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Speaker 1: Omanians or roman are good in diplomacy. To these countries
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Speaker 1: you meet and diplomats you mate. I know Russia is
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Speaker 1: making money out of this. Russia will like peace to
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Speaker 1: be because the more Iran is destroyed and Iran is
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Speaker 1: to a rebel, China is not getting oil and business
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Speaker 1: is not a county. It's so everybody is losing something here.
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Speaker 1: We know, as I certamined again that the war with
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Speaker 1: Iran as a definite military acceptance, the beginning of multipriority.
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Speaker 1: We get to see the limits of military weapons that
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Speaker 1: in the multiple or why it does not matter you
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Speaker 1: don't need those those giant weapons is an intelligence age,
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Speaker 1: it's an AI age and shameful with the companies that
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Speaker 1: were partnered, the air companies as part of this demolition
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Speaker 1: and destruction of humanity. Those countries who pay the price
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Speaker 1: of it the land. The AI philosophy of written about
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Speaker 1: the air companies use the AI forgot, not for wars,
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Speaker 1: what to have humanity and great powers. We get to
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Speaker 1: understand the limit of AI, the limit of intelligence, the
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Speaker 1: limits of covert operations, the limits of the game change.
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Speaker 1: It's just ways of resources and waste of lives. Nothing changes,
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Speaker 1: Nothing changes. She managed to move forward the internation of
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Speaker 1: our community to look fair way out the security council.
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Speaker 1: So you unite together with the upstation to put a
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Speaker 1: treaty that is conducive. Know what's around, not everything around wants,
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Speaker 1: not everything that we want, not everything that is real once,
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Speaker 1: but something that can bring humanity together and let let
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Speaker 1: you know, let the truth belos in the details. It
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Speaker 1: as an from one thing is guarantee. It will not
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Speaker 1: accept anything. I will let them to be bumped again.
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Speaker 1: If there's anything not to be bombed again. Those are
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Speaker 1: easy to accept. American President can accept that depend on
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Speaker 1: what the next American president does. The Concrest can always
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Speaker 1: change things and pass your laws, so it doesn't really
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Speaker 1: matter if American President accepts Alan will never be bombed again.
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Speaker 1: That's just one president speaking but those are our rams.
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Speaker 1: But trying to humilate American American president, it's a diplomatic suicide.
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Speaker 1: American cannot accept that. When countries are nationalistics, it should
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Speaker 1: be very careful. Iran is nationalistic, America is nationalistic. Is
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Speaker 1: rest nationalistic. So you're dealing with the nationalistic countries where
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Speaker 1: their political audience or the domestic politics is nationalistic. So
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Speaker 1: it's for the international diplomats or their foreign diplomats to
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Speaker 1: build their leaders out and the media to accept the
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Speaker 1: negotiations and do the Spain positive Spain for peace for deception.
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Speaker 1: But when political parties at home or position parties are
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Speaker 1: doing everything for the world to continue for the political favor,
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Speaker 1: that's to pick away the president, find himself as you
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Speaker 1: get in, find a way out. People can help if
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Speaker 1: you want to help yourself. The war and the journally
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Speaker 1: come to end, if he wanted to end. They can
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Speaker 1: be peace under consolation if you wanted to be. There
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Speaker 1: can be negotasions if you want it to be. But
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Speaker 1: if it's just a game that you're playing, you have
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Speaker 1: yourself to blame. They cannot give you a way out
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Speaker 1: unless we genuinely want a way out. Philosopher Prince Air
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Speaker 1: Intelligence is philosopher. Princess are from the crisity of Las Vegas.
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Speaker 1: I pray, seventh, twenty twenty six. They cannot give you
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Speaker 1: a way out if you want a way out. Thank you.