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- 0:03Gee, political misunderstanding or miss step right. The the geo politics of the
- 0:18world keeps changing, and as we continue to be part of the wars in
- 0:38the modern modern age or the artificial intelligence age, we should be very mindful
- 0:49in our strategy and alliances and enemies, and which would be very careful applying
- 1:04the always to an artificial intelligence age where war has shifted from from physical weaponry
- 1:23or physical man power or show of force to basic artificial intelligence or android warfare.
- 1:44And with artificial intelligence, an android or drone or satellite assays warfare is
- 1:57the longer about the size of the country or how rich or powerful the country
- 2:05is. It's all about the strategy and how well they can use drones and
- 2:15coordinate their satellites and or use advance navigation technologies to cause havoc. And during
- 2:36the Second World War, allies were united to defeat a common enemy, and
- 2:44that enemy was Germany, and that Germany was Hitler and Japan, and the
- 2:54Japan was a military force that was suicider. Became difficult to defeat enemies like
- 3:05that, and that's why indations united together to free the world from terror,
- 3:15from tyranny, from cruelty, and from the holocaust and from savage brutality caused
- 3:28by human to human and into this war, into this world. The dynamics
- 3:40of war is totally different, and so is jee politics as America execute our
- 3:55international affairs and solidify our geo political strategy strategies, and we should be very
- 4:09mindful of the place the coaches assistant to those players and trainers that we don't
- 4:23know and that we might never know. And we should be very mindful and
- 4:30careful of over over estimation or under estimation or under rating of very powerful elements
- 4:47that might be living in trenches, in toddlers and remote part parts of the
- 4:55world in which even their people very poor, and they'll have access to the
- 5:01road or to civilized ways of life, but they have access to deadly weapon
- 5:13and the size and the accent of deadly weapon. My number were understood because
- 5:19they're hidden, buried on the ground and mhm AH cannot be detected because they
- 5:33have anti detection technologies. Ah, they're capable through primitive methods for their weapons
- 5:46and the size of it and the deadliness of it or to be detected.
- 5:54And the goal of the core world wasn't defil it Russia, and that enemy
- 6:02could be known, and everything was done not to defeat Russia a battle,
- 6:13but to just stabilize and creeper the economy or as a goal to you know,
- 6:25to you know two, dissolve the Soviet Union, and that we're very
- 6:36effective at doing that thanks to run A. Reagan and allies, and with
- 6:46the glory days of American superpowerism and dominance around the world with both military and
- 6:57soft power, hollow and philanthropy, entertainment and education, and American brands,
- 7:06you know, American industry and prestigious goods, and American way of life.
- 7:16Many people around the world wanted to buy into it, and people missed it.
- 7:24So always remember that the core war was not, uh cannot be successful
- 7:31without American self power. The miniration for America, the longing to come to
- 7:38America, to watch watch American movies, writen American books, where American designs,
- 7:46eat American food, drive in American cars, fly on American planes,
- 7:53and be educated in American schools, and listen to American news and and happy
- 8:01to play and dance American music and the American way of life. It's the
- 8:09thing that made America to be the greatest country in the war in the world.
- 8:18Sometimes we forget that the American became the greatest country in the world because
- 8:24people liked America. People wanted to come to America, people wanted to be
- 8:30America, people wanted to help and die for America. America was the brand.
- 8:35American was the thing that everybody wanted, that everybody liked. That's what
- 8:45makes us to be the greatest country in the world. So when I talk
- 8:54about geopolitics, I asked the question, is it misunderstanding or miss step that
- 9:07we are detracting from our obligations and we are failing in uniting allies to do
- 9:18basic international tasks in favor of American international angiopolitical policies and politics and strategy.
- 9:33Our understanding of the world is old. We understand the world today. True,
- 9:43all intelligence and institutional strategies that we're created of old. But the country
- 10:00or enemies of today have bypassed that system of surveillance, surveillance or system of
- 10:09spy. So they have bypassed all these systems, just as somebody in Africa,
- 10:18for example, we're not use analog phone today, but can just use
- 10:26an iPhone. Oh, we'll not rely on on all complication networks. We
- 10:37can just use five g network today and some don't need the old system of
- 10:46having Internet, they can just use the star link. We have internet today,
- 10:56so we must understand the the world today. It's more intelligent than we
- 11:07think because they have access to information that we might not think that they have.
- 11:20So when we are operating internationally, we should be conscious today that people
- 11:28understand us much better than they did before. Countries constantly watch what is going
- 11:37on CNN, what is going on? Fox News, what is going on
- 11:43SMBC. They're watching, and people can watch internationally News Max News, Nation
- 11:58Truth, Social Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, New York Times,
- 12:07Washington Post, The Hell Newspaper, and many other sources of news like Bloomberg
- 12:24and PR. So that there are many ways today that people, even enemies,
- 12:35are getting to understand America. Can go to YouTube, they can Google,
- 12:41they can chart GPT and ask very intriguing intelligent, intelligence based questions and
- 12:50have answers for it now we can think. So the operatives of information around
- 12:58the world today is very intelligent and very strategic. And the downside for America
- 13:05is that we do not have intelligence as we used to have. There is
- 13:13no Peace Corps to day, our strategy and how we got our information,
- 13:24and our philanthropy has been threatened, and even the church and Christians have been
- 13:33threatened around the world, and press freedom is threatened, and people to people
- 13:41relationship and am businesses got delay degraded by COVID and the trade war and sanctions,
- 13:54So nations are getting to understand us much better, while we are understanding
- 14:01the other nations very less because our intelligence base it's most mostly driven today by
- 14:13misinformation, misinformation, miseducation, and propaganda, so we don't get to know
- 14:18the intelligence about certain countries so well. And our access in certain countries are
- 14:24being blocked, and journalists are being jailled, and people are just picked up
- 14:31the street and jailed for exponents for exponents, and they are and they are
- 14:39oppressed or compressed or brutality or mistreated to give information that normally they won't give.
- 14:50Our gadgets are confiscated on them. They are leader used to our defect
- 14:58and despined. Strategy of enemy nations through hacking. Hacking has increased so they
- 15:07can scoop information at any time anywhere anyhow with us not and the satellite technologies
- 15:16of countries to they have increased where enemies today are technologically advanced in space,
- 15:26they can scoop information the way they want. And enemy's country has become a
- 15:31richer to them, very influential that they can lobby. They can lobby right
- 15:37inside America. And so the power of infiltration is enormous. But we in
- 15:48America we are becoming more nationalistic and more isolationists in a world that we create
- 15:58a globalization internationalization where it's so strange that we are retreating from these obligations we
- 16:10create to Britain with institutions we refuse to to to modernize it and make it
- 16:18inclusive. We are we're excluding ourselves in corners called G seven or it becomes
- 16:26all institutions where this group of people meet pretending to be very super influential that
- 16:33we know we are not anymore. China it's here, India is here,
- 16:38the bricks are here. So geopolitics shifting. We're still trying to apply unipolar
- 16:48politics or unipolar geopolitical strategy in a unipolar system and in the unipolary them that
- 17:00in the multipolar system, I beg your pardon, that is fast moving and
- 17:08aligning against everything that is America. You got a multipolar system that is already
- 17:21established. If you see the elections in South Africa that in the old times
- 17:29the party opposition we destabilized that country and the people in the street saying the
- 17:36elections was rigged was not fair. For the first time you saw a unity
- 17:41government in South Africa, all organically African. It's very strange. It's a
- 17:49signal because South African get to know that it wants to be a player on
- 17:57international stage. And you can see rival rivalry Paris, you know the DA
- 18:11and that's an African National Congress coming together, two enemies coming together to form
- 18:22a coalition government to the surprise of the world, because they are aware of
- 18:29their geopolitical influence in the world. But we don't see this dynamics in the
- 18:40world. We can see that what happened in Iran after the crash of their
- 18:45president and others. The country is quiet. It's quiet structuring itself preparing for
- 18:59its elections quietly without us actually know what is going on there, because that
- 19:07country knows its influence in the multipolar war system. We can see the war,
- 19:17the war in Gaza and the Middle Eastern countries and the Arab and Islamic
- 19:25countries. We can see that in the old days, they will be at
- 19:30arms, threatening fighting. We see the way they're playing from Qatar to Saudi
- 19:40Arabia and Egypt and the contrary the Sekeret peace. They're trying to resolve the
- 19:45conflict because Katar, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and even Turkey they know their role
- 19:59and want to cltify their influence in the multi polar or order where it's not
- 20:07much about war but about soft power, economic power and strategy and strategy to
- 20:22play both sides, not for malicious reasons, but the world order. It's
- 20:30getting in that situation where there is no enemy but players, and the enemy
- 20:42becomes the country that thinks that military might is the way to God. In
- 20:55the multipolar world order, the bereit you might cannot make it. It makes
- 21:06you to be isolated, It makes you to be seen as an enemy,
- 21:12It makes you to be seen as crewe. It makes you to be seen
- 21:17as a bully. It makes you to be something that some people should avoid,
- 21:22something that people should exploit, betrayed and avoid. So the multipolar system,
- 21:37it's anti colonial, anti imperialist, anti uniporarity, anti dominance, anti
- 21:56dictates, anti racism, anti sexism, anti pietry, anti block mentality,
- 22:17anti war driven alliances, anti summitions, anti destabilization, anti conflict, but
- 22:45corporation, the multipolar or orders a system in which countries come together for business,
- 22:59for cultural It's all system where countries come together looking for the things that
- 23:11unite them against a mighty common enemy. But that mighty COmON enemy, it's
- 23:22not an enemy that need to be destroyed through weaponry through war. That what
- 23:29happened during the Second War war war. But they use that mighty enemy to
- 23:37develop themselves, to make treat deals. They use that mighty enemy to streateen
- 23:45themselves in science and technology, in economics and business, in education and culture
- 23:52and civilization. So they need a boogey man, a boogie country as their
- 24:00enemy, and they developed themselves. And once they developed themselves, they phone
- 24:10trading or common interests organizations that surrounds that common enemy and gradually dissolves that common
- 24:23enemy for them not to be any unipolarity, but multipolarity. That's the strategy
- 24:33against America in the world that America is not saying. That's why I ask
- 24:41the question, is it because of geopolitical misunderstanding or misstep that the world today
- 24:52is not about weapons. It's not about wars, because the more you get
- 24:56to fight a war to day, then the more you play in the playbook
- 25:03of the multi priority nations or blog. They want you to get into a
- 25:11war. They want to bag you into your war because they know once you're
- 25:17in that war, you're not developing your people, you're not developing your economy.
- 25:23You are developing just the deadly industry, the war industrial machine. And
- 25:30when those industrial machines, the walls are produced, those weapons are produced,
- 25:36they go kill people. I mean they kill these many people. Now,
- 25:40you got very dangerous elements. They got terrorist organizations that have mined the media.
- 25:49Understand practical, uh political and digital warfare. They understand digital warfare.
- 25:59They're not to use the media to die effect. They don't care about their
- 26:03people. You can see the one in Ghaza. Hamas don't care about Palestinos.
- 26:11They don't care. They don't care if all those people die. But
- 26:17the Pele they want to be a force that destroys Israel and destroy America.
- 26:26That's their goal. The one knows to fight wars with them, and they
- 26:33use their people that they don't care for us for them dying. They use
- 26:37their people to change the world order. See what is happening to Israel.
- 26:44The good guys go to kill the bad guys that kill their people, and
- 26:49then the bad guys become the good guys, and the good guys become the
- 26:53bad guys. That's what is happening. They are able to bid Israel and
- 27:03bid America and destroy our image around the world and make us to become the
- 27:08problem. See what the United Nations is doing to Israel to day. Shouldn't
- 27:18I have been like that? If we understand that the jeo political strategy of
- 27:23the world to day is geared to make us look bad because they know we
- 27:32have the mind, they know we have the weapons, they know have the
- 27:36power, they know we can do what we want. Nobody can stop us,
- 27:42but don't make the international organization and they'll make the whole world to stop
- 27:48us. How and why we didn't see this coming? I do not understand.
- 28:00Is it geopolitical misunderstanding or missteps? The future of the world will not
- 28:10be driven by war missions people, driven by technology artificial intelligence positive AI.
- 28:26It will be driven by countries have been those in it lifting people out of
- 28:32poverty. The multipolar war strategy, it's like the peace Corps. If American
- 28:42can go back to the peace Corps strategy, then American be able to be
- 28:48a player in the multipolar war system. The multipolar war is the peace American
- 28:56peace culture strategy, American philanthropy strategy, American evangelization strategy. But today what
- 29:10you evangelize about is helping to alleviate poverty around the world meaningfully, not social
- 29:19duanism or moron or the moron doctrine that is over, that is gone.
- 29:32Not the superiority inferiority complex that is gone. American exceptionalism cannot survive politically.
- 29:45It can only survive through IP intellectual property rights like Apple, Nvidia, Microsoft,
- 30:00space X, Instagram, Facebook for example, Amazon, Hollywood, American
- 30:18educational institutions that have a Yeah, Columbia Berkeley, you name the rest.
- 30:30And American motivational speakers, American philosophers, American fashion, American music like Taylor
- 30:42Swift, Beyonce, American golfers, the Tiger Woods, the day of Michael
- 30:53Jordan, the day of my We remember. We need to go back to
- 31:03this soft power. Multiplarism is all about this were true access to the Internet.
- 31:18People want to be free, and people want to be American soft power
- 31:26when we talk about China least with people, understand that the only country in
- 31:33the world that Chinese people love the most, like the most and we want
- 31:41to be part of the most is America. But American politics, on the
- 31:45contrary, they are doing the game in the reverse. Instead of saying how
- 31:53Chinese people like America, politicians are saying Chinese, hey America for political again
- 32:02that walk where in the core war, that cold World mentality can now apply
- 32:07with China. Those days of the Cuban crisis is over. Those days of
- 32:14the ping pong, the pink pon a diplomacy, It's over. Today.
- 32:21It's the panda, the panda diplomacy, the panda p a and the a.
- 32:25The panda diplomacy today is a high quality production diplomacy today is the electric
- 32:37car diplomacy. H the Chips diplomacy, the Microsoft as Sidney conductor diploma.
- 32:47Say you need to shift the way you see the war. The world is
- 32:57more entirely in the world. Today's more intelligence, more intelligent, and more
- 33:00civilized. As you think, we are still seeing the world as primitive us.
- 33:06The social darwin is thick and pseudos scientific, a misinterpretation of the world
- 33:12as people. Some people savages on the development civilized poor primitive. We can
- 33:19keep lying to ourselves. Somebody in Africa, in the most remote part of
- 33:23Africa today doesn't even need a bank to do monetary transactions. They use what's
- 33:35app right, people use are prepared today, they use pay per So the
- 33:49international interconnectivity of financial transactions, it's not actually even been done to the trough
- 33:55the old banking systems. That's why we could not cripple Russia economically, to
- 34:05the surprise of us, but to the amazement of them, that people can
- 34:10bypass all these things today the world is changed. We are still using all
- 34:17institutions and all politics to administer a world that doesn't need to be a minister,
- 34:27don't need to be dominated. We need to be able to strike business
- 34:30deals, not make it difficult for American companies to do business around the world.
- 34:37The summisions as it worked, didn't work in Veneustelia, they didn't work
- 34:45in Iran, they didn't work for Russia, didn't work for anybody. Just
- 34:51hurt America. We keep hurting America because of political or dominance, strategy of
- 34:58politics, boasting all this the al ways of politics, it's all it's pasted
- 35:05people can see sometime that the emperor has not has no cloth, who can
- 35:10see through it? America. It's America today, not because of military might,
- 35:22because of American software, semi contactorization, intellectual property rights, soft power,
- 35:34soft power. That's what the multipolar world order is all about. We
- 35:39have what it takes to steer to be vibrant and essential and necessary in the
- 35:53multipolar world order. The multipolar world is an American century. It's a continuation
- 36:04of American century. But because ours, because of geopolitical misunderstanding, our missteps,
- 36:14we are handing that to China. See every war we fight anywhere,
- 36:20the Chinese benefit. The Chinese don't like war because if you fight a war,
- 36:29it's against the multipolar war order. On the contrary, the Chinese benefit
- 36:35from those from those entrapped in wars. The Chinese supply the humanitarian needs when
- 36:52we are fighting our wars. They come and rebuild those countries and make money,
- 37:00while are people here suffer in the multipolar system. You develop your own
- 37:09country, You develop your own people, You provide them we could paying jobs.
- 37:15Your critical infrastructures are well developed, your educational system is advanced, your
- 37:23technological system is advanced, and you teach your people this way, and you
- 37:31make the middle class to be wealthy. You make even the poor. You'll
- 37:42be able to have jobs, I have recreational facilities or outlets that would make
- 37:50them have a good life, a good sustainable life. So the multipolar world
- 37:57system is interpersonal or nationalistic development. You develop yourself first, then you use
- 38:08that internal developmental strategies that works at las a soft power dynamic too, that
- 38:21you can export around the world. See the Chinese are going places, building
- 38:25bridges right, selling products, high quality missionary products, and making themselves to
- 38:37be needed. He sought through coronavirus. Countries could not take care of themselves.
- 38:45Even people that were enemied with China or enemies of China, they could
- 38:51seek Chinese assistance. Chinese are willing to do that because they're the player of
- 39:00the multipolar world order. Were might. It's not the thing where geopolitical strategy
- 39:07is true. Corporation bringing all enemies together, not not as alliances of war,
- 39:16but to do business, exchange culture and civilizations, to seek peace,
- 39:24for people to develop themselves and live in peace and harmony and flourish in a
- 39:32world of abundance. People can be able to travel freely to go places,
- 39:38to go, visit, to go see for themselves. Because the size of
- 39:44the middle class has been expanded, and the middle class are now millionnaires.
- 39:53They have businesses and a lot of money to spare. When the poor at
- 40:01the new middle class beginners of that stage where everybody has some money, everybody
- 40:09can study their own business, everybody's life is good. That's the multipler order
- 40:19geopolitical strategy. On the contrary, in our country, we are still applying
- 40:24the old system, the colonial, the imperial, the social, datinistic,
- 40:35uh the plantation based mentality. We are using that at our people at our
- 40:40own demise, where we're having just very few, very rich and everybody else
- 40:46is poor. In the multipolar or order. In the multipolar world order,
- 40:54you must make your people to be rich in order to compete. It must
- 41:01make your people to have businesses that produce criteica infrastructure that you need. In
- 41:07America today we depend on very few monopolies. Monopolies are the giants. But
- 41:22in the mountipolar system there are no monopolies. There are players, very important
- 41:30players, and these players are players to play because they have come from nothing
- 41:43to something and all they needed was just access for doors to be open.
- 41:50On the contrary, here the monopolies are closing their doors to the little people,
- 41:57to very intelligent people. They are closing those very intelligent startups. It's
- 42:05a club in America today have the club those on the four list as a
- 42:13club. They make it very difficult for Americans to be part of that club.
- 42:19They buy them out to maintain a monopoly. But in the multipolar world
- 42:24system it's the opposite. They don't like monopolies. They like startups. They
- 42:32invest in in gazillions of startup companies, and those startup companies, those they
- 42:42solidify gradually. It becomes a system where it's no money. It's not played
- 42:50by monopolies. It's played by very powerful some more businesses in various places in
- 43:00villages. But they becomes so strategic, unnecessary. The same misapplied into politics
- 43:10to day. You see a country like Iran. They have done retail strategy
- 43:20that lay countess the hooties and haspal ans, some unknown players. They are
- 43:27very powerful weapons. They can produce very powerful weapons. We are wondering how
- 43:37can they do that because they got little start of companies that when it adds
- 43:47up, they can produce very powerful, deadly weapons. We should be very
- 43:58careful and mind are intelligent the way we see the multipolar war order. I
- 44:07am the philosopher of the multipolar world order in which America lates. But are
- 44:20you listening. You've been listening to me again. In your system, I'm
- 44:30nobody. I have no name recognition because the monopoly. Through the monopoly,
- 44:40I would never get there. But my wisdom and knowledge is here already.
- 44:49You share one. They get to see it, annoy it maybe after a
- 44:52hundred years because of monopoly. The monopolistic system was a system created by the
- 45:05Cold War, the monopolitic the monopolistic system. It's a system of the unipolar
- 45:13war order. But the multipolar world order that I am the philosopher of monopoly,
- 45:24it's old. It's old. Our geopolitics must take this into considerations.
- 45:37It's just a geopolitical misunderstanding and missteps. We can see that gradually we have
- 45:45been at play and at maneuvered in the world because we are using all tricks
- 45:58in the system. The old tricks are obsolete. Think about that. Is
- 46:08it a butterfly calling itself a bird or a bird that is trying to become a butterfly