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Prince Isreal Zaar on: Three Types of Leaders - Competent, Liar, Compromise · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: Uh, there is a side that uh, take for time
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Speaker 1: or take for time doesn't make the world a better place.
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Speaker 1: Take for time, take for time doesn't make the war
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Speaker 1: a better place. It's not a strategy but the tactic.
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Speaker 1: And uh, the world it's in this stage where it's
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Speaker 1: begging for leadership, leadership that those in power around the
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Speaker 1: world they should do humanity a service by actually, lady,
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Speaker 1: so much crisis around the world. If you follow the
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Speaker 1: journey of the Pope to places around Africa, to battle fields,
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Speaker 1: to prisons, the orphanages, to hospitals and to people in
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Speaker 1: the street, you can't see that the world is suffering.
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Speaker 1: If you see the war in Sudan, sometime you get
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Speaker 1: to know why they're in fighting. But the reality is
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Speaker 1: that innocent humans are dying for some cooked up political
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Speaker 1: agenda or some some messianic negative Messianic good. As the
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Speaker 1: positive Messianic you know, the positive will of positive humans
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Speaker 1: gave us a better world. But that those who defame
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Speaker 1: the what messianic could they pretend to be good? The
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Speaker 1: U sup that virtue of Messianic propositions and they and
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Speaker 1: they misuse it for their own particular selfish agenda. It's
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Speaker 1: like somebody using the Church or using God for their
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Speaker 1: own purpose. It's like somebody using power or the presidential
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Speaker 1: office or the throne for their own purpose. It's like
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Speaker 1: somebody means using their constitution or twisting the Constitution for
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Speaker 1: their own purpose. It's like somebody using the name of
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Speaker 1: America for their own purpose, Like somebody using the name
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Speaker 1: of the Pope for their own purpose. Like somebody is
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Speaker 1: in the name or the United Nations for their own purpose.
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Speaker 1: It's like somebody using the name of the King or
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Speaker 1: the Queen, or the President or the Prime Minister for
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Speaker 1: their own purpose. It's like somebody using the name of
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Speaker 1: the people they trust and read it of the people
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Speaker 1: for their own purpose. Such becomes the thing that to
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Speaker 1: the world to be better. The world needs to gravity
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Speaker 1: towards a common humanity, the common understanding and common God,
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Speaker 1: rayals and red lines. Countries should not be life to
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Speaker 1: do what they want. Individuals could not have, shouldn't have
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Speaker 1: the jurisdiction or the legality. On one piece. Leaders of
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Speaker 1: the world must come together if the oil is not working,
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Speaker 1: that they whole order changed place to a knew as
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Speaker 1: one could culture corups or I was said of Oh
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Speaker 1: if the old is not working. What is the new?
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Speaker 1: We need to know the new. We'll talk about multi
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Speaker 1: priority of multilateralism. What is it? We philosophers talk about
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Speaker 1: it but don't see in action. Countries need to come
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Speaker 1: up and let's know the new world that's been promised.
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Speaker 1: Is this United Nation needs to be kept abolished or reformed,
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Speaker 1: kept abolished or reformed at the international institutions. I didn't
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Speaker 1: need to be kept, abolished or reformed. It's international law.
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Speaker 1: Is he needs to be kept, reformed or abolished. Let's
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Speaker 1: ask these questions. When the folk of war, a talk
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Speaker 1: of war, an exhibition of war, the threats of war,
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Speaker 1: the calamity of war. Look at the way in Ukraine,
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Speaker 1: what is it all about? When does it come to
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Speaker 1: an end? While leaders of the world, for you, political
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Speaker 1: intentions of themselves or for their selfish intentions, they're playing
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Speaker 1: with the lives of humanity. They're playing with their good
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Speaker 1: faith and trust and credit of humanity. They're playing with
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Speaker 1: international commerce, international transition, They're plane with the future of humanity.
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Speaker 1: The way you crying, why is it not coming to
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Speaker 1: an end? Because they don't want to? The war in
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Speaker 1: Gaza is it over? Is a piece of the real
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Speaker 1: becaust They don't want to the war in Iran? Who
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Speaker 1: wanted to continue? When public opinion says now, when the
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Speaker 1: American people say now, when the financial market said now,
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Speaker 1: when affordability prices say now? But why we want to continue?
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Speaker 1: Why should they continue? On which a gender? On which proposition?
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Speaker 1: Almost blueprint or political plank? For what reason? Key beneficar key,
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Speaker 1: beneficar key, benefica? Who benefits you? Look at the United Nations.
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Speaker 1: They do their best. At least it's like a court
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Speaker 1: of law that you can at least supplement or complain,
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Speaker 1: issue your complaint or print fingers, make speeches and blame somebody.
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Speaker 1: At least it is a venue. At least it is
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Speaker 1: a real estate that people can get in and complain.
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Speaker 1: I make speeches, speeches upon speeches, and sometimes you listen
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Speaker 1: to the United Nations. I like to just I like
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Speaker 1: to see how long people give speeches that means nothing,
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Speaker 1: just talk. And sometimes the United Nations, you don't know
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Speaker 1: if they're in for a war or they're out. Something
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Speaker 1: called the Vito. The Vito everything. Nothing has ever passed
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Speaker 1: the Secrety Council that has been for the benefit of
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Speaker 1: humanity in the modern era, nothing. It's food that's passing.
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Speaker 1: A secrety council has no meaning, no teeth, and everybody
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Speaker 1: knows that, but they keep doing it. They just kept
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Speaker 1: doing it. They're constantly this men in suit and they
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Speaker 1: talk and give boring speeches and they know they don't
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Speaker 1: mean what they say, and they don't say what they mean.
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Speaker 1: And the war will continue, the civil strife will continue,
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Speaker 1: the invasion will continue. If it's a genocide, it will continue.
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Speaker 1: If it is a holocaust, it will continue. And then
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Speaker 1: we talk and talk, and then you got the congresses,
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Speaker 1: people giving power, the branches of government, the American government,
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Speaker 1: the American Congress updicates its authority and be the first
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Speaker 1: to blame and point fingers. So it's the same level
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Speaker 1: where in the war you go to Europe, go to
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Speaker 1: Europe Union, fist pumping, too much talk, bravado threats, and
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Speaker 1: what happens nothing And this reprop paid to just go
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Speaker 1: threats and give speeches and are we up to something?
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Speaker 1: Are we on something? And citizens are not foul the
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Speaker 1: populace on the universe, it's not faul. Why lead if
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Speaker 1: you can lead, why lead, if you can govern? Why
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Speaker 1: lead when you are indecisive inconsistent. We're ain't and out.
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Speaker 1: It's on, it's off, it's off, it's on their own.
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Speaker 1: They're ound table King, Artable, Sir Launcelot, Sir Bedevere. They
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Speaker 1: were great man and a great king on those days
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Speaker 1: when people died for what they believing, Remember Jesus of
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Speaker 1: Martin Luther King. They died with their commission, with their believer.
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Speaker 1: Remember the Founding Fathers and the civil rights movement, slavery apologie,
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Speaker 1: slattery and the information and the French Revolution, Galileo, those
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Speaker 1: great philosophers and scientists, Lincoln, think about the days of Amstein.
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Speaker 1: Think about those great men Isaac Newton applied to our socilatists,
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Speaker 1: o Nature by John Locke, Voter Montesquire, jes Chacoue, Jene
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Speaker 1: Augustan a queen as Homer. Think about the great Roman Emperor,
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Speaker 1: the Greek, Egyptians, Mesopotamia, abster Aztecs, Persians, Chinese, the Indians,
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Speaker 1: and so on. Think about this morning world, from the
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Speaker 1: Spanish to the Dutch, to the British to the Americans.
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Speaker 1: And this is our century, American century leadership in leading
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Speaker 1: are we thinking as we are going? What became of
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Speaker 1: the American around table a king arthus knights, those men
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Speaker 1: with brave return, courage, with precision on strategy. Where's that
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Speaker 1: Ronald Reagan in us a tad on this work abouture,
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Speaker 1: those days of Mandela and for the really cleric when
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Speaker 1: humans believe in something, those Pan African movement and for
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Speaker 1: the Americas to be free. But people chant and saying
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Speaker 1: that humans with march and believe in something. That theft
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Speaker 1: that great leaders were born, that great leaders came to
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Speaker 1: be well is not lady. Leaders are not lady. Their
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Speaker 1: compromise blackmailed and they just begging to stay in office, scared,
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Speaker 1: fieble minded, lack of confidence, and some brief ones come
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Speaker 1: up and let their voices be heard. Urben in Hungary
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Speaker 1: came and left. But you know what he stood for.
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Speaker 1: He believed in something, got conviction in something like him
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Speaker 1: or hear him. He believe in something. Leaders do not
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Speaker 1: have conviction. They might not like them. I believe in
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Speaker 1: something with a great power struggle. Sometimes we're scarce. You
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Speaker 1: know what the Chinese stands for, where Indian stands for,
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Speaker 1: what American stands for, what Russia stands for. It's that
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Speaker 1: ambiguity of leadership that becomes leading from behind. It's a
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Speaker 1: new it's a type of world where you don't know
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Speaker 1: what is going on and they think didn't do but
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Speaker 1: they don't hm. They depend on podcasters and news headlines
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Speaker 1: and on Twitter. They figure as they got they want
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Speaker 1: to see what people are saying. They buy the media
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Speaker 1: to scan for information and make decisions based on what
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Speaker 1: based on yes, sir, or based on propaganda, disinformation misinformation.
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Speaker 1: The Council of Great Leaders where leaders say it and
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Speaker 1: debate opinions and strategy for the good of the world.
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Speaker 1: And then with a council, a multi priority council, a
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Speaker 1: multi priority council that SAIDs and decide the fate of
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Speaker 1: the world. For business to be certain, for citizens to
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Speaker 1: be certain, fractuations in the market and prices, the uncertainty
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Speaker 1: it's not good for business. It's good for others that
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Speaker 1: can gain the system, that can misappropriate, that can use
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Speaker 1: the uncertainty in the market to have liverage or make
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Speaker 1: money for themselves that cannot be in the world. They
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Speaker 1: want is something bigger, It's a bigger purpose. Think about
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Speaker 1: all those pioneers that all the inventions. Think about the
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Speaker 1: drive for to which are intelligence for five g that
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Speaker 1: that struggle for for for for still jobs or think
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Speaker 1: cook and now the new see Apple, that beginning, that
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Speaker 1: founding of that, those apps, and the Google and all
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Speaker 1: these these companies that the g G, the GE, the GM,
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Speaker 1: and all these great companies of the Tasselas of the
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Speaker 1: world or the Amerzone of the world, or the Bluer region,
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Speaker 1: the five cent or world Way are Nvidia. All this
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Speaker 1: great vision and lip of humanity, lip in science, lip
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Speaker 1: in research, trying to kill cancer, trying to make the
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Speaker 1: world a better place, trying to improve lives, to billion
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Speaker 1: fas structures and same kids to cold, make kids to drink,
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Speaker 1: go to space, go to the moon, make be a
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Speaker 1: better person, make wealth, and create a better society with
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Speaker 1: health and dignity and safety and security, with purpose and
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Speaker 1: many are we getting this from the leaderships of today
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Speaker 1: everywhere in the world. Very few countries are succeeding, and
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Speaker 1: we all those countries are obsiday. We can see the
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Speaker 1: size of the economy, how is growing. We can see
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Speaker 1: the experty of their leadership and the competence of their leadership.
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Speaker 1: Very few countries have it. Most countries much talk and
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Speaker 1: nothing is done. Isn't it a thing that's very surprising
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Speaker 1: that some countries we just think to buy the media
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Speaker 1: and governing through the media. It can be comfortable. Fake
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Speaker 1: news lies. Once you buy the media, that's the strategy.
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Speaker 1: Now buy the media and lead their lives to the people.
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Speaker 1: They do what you want. Buy the media, lead their
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Speaker 1: like to the people. Then you'll do what you want.
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Speaker 1: What is it you do you want that should not
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Speaker 1: be for the good of humanity? It always ends in
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Speaker 1: curd isn't that? It isn't isn't that? What is the
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Speaker 1: intelligence of today? Is not true? It's a too great good.
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Speaker 1: It's to exploit the system for self enrichment, for self fame.
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Speaker 1: What is it if power is not for good? Those
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Speaker 1: great leaders for the chature of Verasailles, think about it,
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Speaker 1: the chature of Paris, I mean the modern day today.
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Speaker 1: Think about the Parish Climate Agreement. The first time we
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Speaker 1: saw nations around the world. It's a big death for humanity.
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Speaker 1: What became of it? Empty promises, big talk. But those
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Speaker 1: common people within those meetings, and all those scientists in universities,
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Speaker 1: and they put all this research and they thought something
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Speaker 1: was supposed to be done. But those at the top
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Speaker 1: are the competent. They didn't know what they're doing. Do
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Speaker 1: they even care? For what purpose? Are people in power? Hallowness, empty,
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Speaker 1: fertility and emptiness just nothing. Leadership just means nothing. Leaders
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Speaker 1: get up every morning. It's like a stage. It's like
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Speaker 1: a Hollowood movie. Or imply it's just what should we
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Speaker 1: do today? The press secret to pump out whatever they
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Speaker 1: have out of their chest and look the cameras, look
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Speaker 1: people into the eyes and just lie to them and
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Speaker 1: address the people for asking the questions. And they know
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Speaker 1: they're lying. But you know you're in power. If you're
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Speaker 1: empower and you're lying, I know you're lying. They know
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Speaker 1: you're not. Lady, who is leading? There? I'll say it again.
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Speaker 1: If you know you're in power and the people know
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Speaker 1: you're in power, and you're lying, and the people know
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Speaker 1: you're lie and you know your lie, then is lady?
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Speaker 1: Is it a lie? That's lady? Where's the leadership? Then?
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Speaker 1: Is it hiding somewhere? Because you have the power to lead?
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Speaker 1: I can't even lie? Ain't our leadership? When the people
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Speaker 1: depend onday lives? The matters of life and death depends
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Speaker 1: on day to put food on the table, or to
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Speaker 1: have health care of a job, or preserve and protect
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Speaker 1: their homeland, or do you reach our people, protect our
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Speaker 1: businesses overseas, to protect our tech tech companies or CEOs,
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Speaker 1: to protect Americans home and abroad, to promote America, to
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Speaker 1: promote our vision and sell us to the world as leadership?
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Speaker 1: Are we doing that? When you wake up as a leader?
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Speaker 1: What do you do we wake up from bad? Maybe
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Speaker 1: you pray or meditate, maybe stretch your body of exercise,
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Speaker 1: You take your shower, You look yourself in the mirror,
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Speaker 1: put on that dress and that suit or that terror
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Speaker 1: no matter what gender, you look yourself in the mirror.
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Speaker 1: I hope you do that. Every leaders do that every die.
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Speaker 1: Leaders always look themselves into the mirror in the morning
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Speaker 1: when they get off from bad. Is that they're brushing
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Speaker 1: and they're asking themselves, am I what people say? I am?
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Speaker 1: Am I the leader of the free world? Am I
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Speaker 1: the leader of the United Nation? Am I the Prime
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Speaker 1: minister or the president or the king or the queen
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Speaker 1: or the prince or princess. Somewhere I might see her.
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Speaker 1: I might the director or the ministrate or the governor,
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Speaker 1: the mayor to ask us off that question and ask
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Speaker 1: us why why is it that they elected me or
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Speaker 1: choose me? Did I lie to them? Did somebody do
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Speaker 1: it for me? Or out of competence? Did the people
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Speaker 1: trust me? Tell the things with those in power. The
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Speaker 1: first competence and transformed the people. Second, you lie to
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Speaker 1: the people. Third, somebody puts you there. Sometimes it's both,
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Speaker 1: sometimes it's all three. But the type of leadership, the
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Speaker 1: people get the best from the leader if it's out
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Speaker 1: of trust and competence, and the people put the leader.
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Speaker 1: The leaders for the people, by the people, from the people,
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Speaker 1: and the belielder will do everything for the better man
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Speaker 1: of the people, for the better am of the world.
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Speaker 1: Because the leader is a competent person. Leader is good
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Speaker 1: at something, it's an expert in something. The people saw
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Speaker 1: something in that leader. This has been lost today. That
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Speaker 1: type of leadership is that leadership with tenacity, audacity, with grace,
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Speaker 1: with competence, with dignity and distancing and morality. The leader
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Speaker 1: of the heart of humanity, with heart for humanity, and
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Speaker 1: let will do everything for the don't learned because the
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Speaker 1: leader is there of the competence of serf, the trust
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Speaker 1: of the people, by the love of the people. That's
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Speaker 1: leadership by merit. It's missing to that leadership by merit
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Speaker 1: some countries. To become a leader, it's a long journey.
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Speaker 1: You're merried the past thoro stages. You're tested in the
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Speaker 1: leadership and when when those leaders become leaders of a
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Speaker 1: country or organization, those countries organizations always do well because
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Speaker 1: those are competent leaders that they have been tested and
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Speaker 1: proven that their lives and service is for the company
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Speaker 1: of the country of that which you are appointed wcted
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Speaker 1: to do. That's the leaderships. Leadership by merit, leadership by competence,
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Speaker 1: leadership by humanity and this and say and honesty and dignity.
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Speaker 1: The second type of a leader as a leader and
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Speaker 1: the like to the people. Scam the people, you know,
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Speaker 1: exploit the weaknesses of the day, divide the people, promise
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Speaker 1: everything to the people, and use misinformation, disinformation, propaganda, and
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Speaker 1: do everything that to start reality, to recreate reality. And
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Speaker 1: just indeed, in undated humans with so much information, lies,
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Speaker 1: so much analyzes become true and the people give up
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Speaker 1: as a be our leader. Now that's why it works,
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Speaker 1: literalize to the people that got what they do. They persuade,
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Speaker 1: They use all the of skills. They can lie, they
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Speaker 1: can cheap, cheap, they can corrupt, they can black me.
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Speaker 1: They can play all those type of games. They're not
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Speaker 1: to gain the system, how to game the system. Most
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Speaker 1: leaders are in this tribe, so when they get to
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Speaker 1: the office, they don't know what to do because they lie.
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Speaker 1: If you learn your resume and they give the job,
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Speaker 1: it will it will be incompetent in the job. Because
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Speaker 1: you know you're learning a letter, you asume you cannot
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Speaker 1: do the job. Because you cannot do it, you liabout it.
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Speaker 1: What's it becomes If you're a leader of a country
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Speaker 1: or an organization, a business will not take incompetent people
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Speaker 1: business to make money, You'll be fired. We have ac
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Speaker 1: countabout responsible in politics. You know, isn't it the truth
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Speaker 1: that most politicians are lawyers. Lawyers are meant to defend
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Speaker 1: the case, and so become the thing that if your politician,
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Speaker 1: you're not a lawyer for lawyers, Sorry yourself with lawyers,
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Speaker 1: and every day you're in court you like to the
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Speaker 1: people the lawyers can defend you, and the time of
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Speaker 1: the people are wasted this time you lie. The lawyers
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Speaker 1: can defend you. So the humans when you spend the
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Speaker 1: time in court, nothing is made. We just spend the
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Speaker 1: time arguing on fighting about reality, and you don't build,
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Speaker 1: you don't change, you don't innovate, you don't grow. Some
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Speaker 1: countries are caught up in this trap. Leaders are concily
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Speaker 1: lying to them and need to prove that they're not lying.
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Speaker 1: But some countries are developing also, competent leaders are inventing, innovating,
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Speaker 1: and they're just cruising, cruising to the moon, clusingto space
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Speaker 1: according to the space station, cruising on the water in
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Speaker 1: AI and quantum computing, fusion technologies. They're just cruising or
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Speaker 1: where other countries are just lying to themselves and definding
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Speaker 1: their lies. Incompetence, confusion, inconsistency, mediocracy, the portus and corruption.
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Speaker 1: Thanks all with the lies, the good ones are punished.
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Speaker 1: Truth is a lie, lies, the truth projection, the revers
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Speaker 1: of order that the good people look upon as bad
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Speaker 1: people and intelligent people just call fake and you don't
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Speaker 1: matter and I just relegated to the background. And those
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Speaker 1: were lies. And if you can lie the best, you
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Speaker 1: got a job, and you have thought that look straight
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Speaker 1: into the camera and look straight into the face of
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Speaker 1: the people. Just lie to them and fight them, be aggressive,
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Speaker 1: lie so many times that become a truth. Just don't
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Speaker 1: be guilty don't just feel like shame, just be confident.
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Speaker 1: So people become competent in life, are competent in their deity,
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Speaker 1: become competent lies and falling short in their deity. They
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Speaker 1: got the type of leadership. Yeah, leaders start are put
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Speaker 1: there by others. That is worse. Leaders are put up
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Speaker 1: by order by leaders are put up by orders. If
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Speaker 1: you're put there by somebody. They don't go for the
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Speaker 1: best breed. They don't go for sharp weight, an expert.
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Speaker 1: They don't go for people critical thinking. They don't go
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Speaker 1: pok doubt, we think down and ask questions. They don't
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Speaker 1: go for people who will seek measurement, proportionalizer balance. They
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Speaker 1: don't go for people with person up projection, perception and
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Speaker 1: perspective of criticality in thinking and reasoning, and proactiveness or preemptiveness.
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Speaker 1: They don't go for leaders with a vision for humanity.
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Speaker 1: We want to pick somebody to do your bidding. He
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Speaker 1: picks somebody that's not good at the job, and he
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Speaker 1: picks somebody that you've got goods on blackmail or compromise,
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Speaker 1: or you just pay the person out. Ever means that
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Speaker 1: the person must be corrupt. There's a three tier corrupt system. Here,
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Speaker 1: it looks for a corrupt person. It means a corrupt
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Speaker 1: person with power, influence, or with blackmail or compromise. Power
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Speaker 1: looks looks for a corrupt person. And that corrupt person
35:39
Speaker 1: looks like a corrupt system. So it's a three tier
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Speaker 1: corruption here with that society's don't because the leader never
35:48
Speaker 1: does what the leader's supposed to do, because the leader
35:51
Speaker 1: doesn't know what to do. The leader was just there
35:52
Speaker 1: for the power, like the glory, just to be happy.
35:56
Speaker 1: I'm a leader, and they can put the leader on
35:59
Speaker 1: top of things. So you put the leader name some
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Speaker 1: things and make the leader to be great. They can
36:03
Speaker 1: always say that all the time. If you do this,
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Speaker 1: you will be great. You'll be the best, you'll be
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Speaker 1: the that. And but the leader does the bidding of
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Speaker 1: those who put the leader there. It are by money,
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Speaker 1: my compromise, or by blackmail or just my corruption. So
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Speaker 1: the leader is not there for competence. The leader is
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Speaker 1: not there for merit if it has not there because
36:29
Speaker 1: the people elected the leader because ali the competence. You
36:38
Speaker 1: cannot corrupt a competent person because the competent person want
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Speaker 1: to do that job. You cannot corrupt a good person
36:46
Speaker 1: because a good person wants to do good things, you
36:51
Speaker 1: can corrupt. A person that doesn't care about the job
36:55
Speaker 1: and doesn't care about you might doesn't care about good
36:58
Speaker 1: because corruption in itself means you're self leading your soul
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Speaker 1: to the devil to do the devil's bidding at the
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Speaker 1: expense of everybody else, but again to the gain of
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Speaker 1: that person, not even your interest. And that type of leadership.
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Speaker 1: When the leadership is put there by somebody else corrupt
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Speaker 1: or compromise or black mail, humanity is not served, but
37:23
Speaker 1: such becomes the thing that the soul is never lost,
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Speaker 1: that the good and the person is never lost, because
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Speaker 1: sometimes even the corrupt or black mail leader, the leader
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Speaker 1: has put it by somebody at the point in them
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Speaker 1: comes when they get to see that the people love
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Speaker 1: them and the people trusting them for real, and no
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Speaker 1: matter how they do, power that might that might just
37:50
Speaker 1: have been away for them to take power. Sometimes terrible
37:55
Speaker 1: things happen for good things to happen that might just
37:59
Speaker 1: be worse that some people who put you there thinking
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Speaker 1: that they did. But it's just God's work or God's
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Speaker 1: plan or the universe plan that you're there. If you're
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Speaker 1: there because of somebody or blackmail. You know that now
38:14
Speaker 1: they did not put you there. The universe put you there.
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Speaker 1: They might think they have goods on you. They might
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Speaker 1: think that they can blackmail you. They might think that
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Speaker 1: they bought you. No, they didn't. The universe put you there.
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Speaker 1: If you remember this, then you have your power. Then
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Speaker 1: you have your power. I said to all the leaders
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Speaker 1: in the world that they might be thinking that they compromise.
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Speaker 1: They might be thinking that I've been blackmail or I've
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Speaker 1: been threatened. I've been compromised with being black mail. That's
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Speaker 1: somebody to tell you that I bought you. I gave
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Speaker 1: you this money. It's because of me. I was the
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Speaker 1: highest donor. That's why you here. Now, it's not because
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Speaker 1: of them. One thing does not make it. Everything is
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Speaker 1: equal to everything else. That last vote, that person that
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Speaker 1: voted for you, it was you on the campaign trail,
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Speaker 1: it was you spreaking. It was people voted for you.
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Speaker 1: They don't care if you're a compromise or nothing. They
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Speaker 1: don't care if you're a black mail or not. Don't
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Speaker 1: be fool the people voted for you. Remember the people.
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Speaker 1: Go with the people, don't go to the black mailers.
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Speaker 1: Don't go with those who are compromise. You go with
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Speaker 1: the people. If you go with the people, the people
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Speaker 1: always be there for you, because the universe put you there.
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Speaker 1: The consolation of the universe, just make these people to
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Speaker 1: put you there. They might think they're owning you. They
39:43
Speaker 1: do not. The universe owns you. If you know the
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Speaker 1: universe owns you, of Reich, that is the truth, then
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Speaker 1: you have your power. If you know you're put there
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Speaker 1: by the universe. The people remember the vote counting. Somebody
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Speaker 1: might think that they manipulated a computer or an agorithm somewhere.
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Speaker 1: They're doing that for the universe. They're doing that for
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Speaker 1: the universe. Somebody manipulated agorithms, and they tell that it's
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Speaker 1: because of me. No, it's never because of anybody that
40:19
Speaker 1: you're a leader. It's because of everybody that you're a leader.
40:25
Speaker 1: I'll say it again, it's never because of anybody that
40:30
Speaker 1: you're a leader. It's because of everybody. Are you a leader,
40:37
Speaker 1: including those who don't vote, those who do not vote
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Speaker 1: for you. It's because they didn't vote for you that
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Speaker 1: those that voted for you in the majority. So you're
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Speaker 1: a leader because of the people, not because of anybody.
40:54
Speaker 1: I'm saying that to you, the leaders, I think that
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Speaker 1: they have been compromised. No, you're not becompromise. I'm saying
41:03
Speaker 1: that the leaders would think that they have been that
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Speaker 1: there have been black male or they'll be black men. No,
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Speaker 1: you're not being black man, and you will not be
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Speaker 1: a black male. And know what happened. If it happens,
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Speaker 1: it does not matter, because the people are like taching
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Speaker 1: the people. Putsure there. You're a leader of the people.
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Speaker 1: You're a leader of the constitution. You're a leader of
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Speaker 1: an oath the office. You're a leader of a log
41:29
Speaker 1: of an inauguration, you're a leader of a mandate attaining
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Speaker 1: in office. Those people don't have power over you. The
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Speaker 1: people do. People to the people, gravitate towards the people
41:44
Speaker 1: because they attack that to you. Move away from those people.
41:47
Speaker 1: Tell them you'll not do that better, I see what happens. Nothing.
41:54
Speaker 1: If they're threatening you, threatening them to expose everything to
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Speaker 1: the public, and let me talk to you like a lawyer.
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Speaker 1: Tell those black men in you that you will tell
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Speaker 1: the public that they are black men in you to
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Speaker 1: do something against the interests of the people humanity, and
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Speaker 1: see who the people will sympathize with the people sympathize
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Speaker 1: with you. Let me say it again. Somebody said all
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Speaker 1: black melion tending to go ahead, But be pre emptive
42:34
Speaker 1: and proactive. That's the issue. Don't wait for them to
42:37
Speaker 1: do it first. Once they tell you that they have
42:41
Speaker 1: the goods on you that are going to black mail,
42:46
Speaker 1: be the first to tell the public. If you are
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Speaker 1: the first to say it, the sympathies with you. That's
42:54
Speaker 1: the trick. People remember this because all of us have
42:59
Speaker 1: said there and for short of the glory of God,
43:04
Speaker 1: all of us are humans. We're good and bad, wesoeve
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Speaker 1: and thrive. We love and hate, with temptation, unculability and vulnerability,
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Speaker 1: with addictions and issues, and problems and tripolations, with circumstances,
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Speaker 1: conditions and situations. We are that wish we are. We
43:42
Speaker 1: are humans humans. We are that wish. We are planetary humans.
43:56
Speaker 1: We are planetary humans. All of us have saying there
44:02
Speaker 1: is no human being without fault. Don't make don't let
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Speaker 1: your vulnerabilities and your weaknesses be used against you. Don't
44:11
Speaker 1: let your addictions or maybe you have a sex issue,
44:15
Speaker 1: or an addiction issue, or a corruption issue. Those are
44:19
Speaker 1: your deficiencies, Those are your insecurities. Those are your vulnerabilities,
44:26
Speaker 1: those are your inadequasis, those are your sains, those are
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Speaker 1: your wrongs. So you need to be reabilitated, You need
44:35
Speaker 1: to be forgiven, need to sick, repentance and do some
44:40
Speaker 1: institution and do some damage. You do damage when they
44:45
Speaker 1: have the kids are here. Such becomes the thing that
44:49
Speaker 1: some people in this world today they use sex. They
44:53
Speaker 1: use sex to compromise great leaders. They will send these
44:57
Speaker 1: beautiful women for people in high office. In those high places,
45:05
Speaker 1: they would drink to have a good time. It had
45:08
Speaker 1: to put something a drink, the complay, your judgment or
45:16
Speaker 1: the putting conditions that you cannot say. Now sexuality. Sexualities
45:22
Speaker 1: are very powerful for us. If a man sees a
45:27
Speaker 1: naked woman or a woman sees a naked man and
45:34
Speaker 1: need restrain, You need to restrain, in need self control.
45:47
Speaker 1: And such becomes the thing that a good man a
45:50
Speaker 1: good woman is addicted to drugs or alcohol, and that
45:59
Speaker 1: game is playing in those dark places, and a good
46:05
Speaker 1: man explaining blackmail, and everyone uses that against you. If
46:13
Speaker 1: it's not ever, I can use somebody's weakness against them
46:20
Speaker 1: and make them to destroy a nation, or make uninformed
46:24
Speaker 1: decisions or impair judgment, to distrain themselves and destroy their
46:29
Speaker 1: nation and destroy the people or organization or humanity. What
46:37
Speaker 1: crime is it for the man? What on sex or corruption,
46:44
Speaker 1: impartonment or murder, the claim of rape, false intercourse of
46:57
Speaker 1: false relations? Said with that consent, it's always tricky, as
47:04
Speaker 1: somebody can tell you in private that do it, and
47:09
Speaker 1: in public the person's side. I didn't say, so you
47:12
Speaker 1: force yourself on me. It becomes a matter of what
47:16
Speaker 1: to believe. Then those people doing the blackmail don't come
47:21
Speaker 1: first and said, believe the person black mail in yell
47:24
Speaker 1: black man, the black the person black melon, the blackmailer
47:31
Speaker 1: is believed. That's the point. It's the worst part of
47:39
Speaker 1: politics today, both sides of the eye. And it makes
47:47
Speaker 1: women look. Don't play with women, don't use women. Go
47:53
Speaker 1: women as sacred. Women are the guards of the universe.
48:00
Speaker 1: Jesus came to life with a woman, not a man,
48:04
Speaker 1: so women are the beginner on the end. Don't use
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Speaker 1: the mud of the womb. Don't use a woman to
48:17
Speaker 1: bring down the child a man. Every man is a
48:22
Speaker 1: child of a woman. And he said again, every man
48:26
Speaker 1: came from a womb, and every man is a child
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Speaker 1: of a woman. Don't use the womb of a woman
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Speaker 1: to destroy a child a man, not a matter of age.
48:42
Speaker 1: Every woman can begod a man. Don't use that which
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Speaker 1: is sacred in the woman as a strategy, as a weapon,
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Speaker 1: as a black mail against good people. What happens with
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Speaker 1: the blackmail? The good ones are blackmail an charlatans son,
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Speaker 1: I let the rue to do the biddings of others.
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Speaker 1: The good ones are blackmailed. A charlatans are let to rule,
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Speaker 1: to do the biddings of others, to do the biddings
49:32
Speaker 1: of the black mailers. That's always good to let people know.
49:48
Speaker 1: When you know that I have done something that is
49:50
Speaker 1: not right, be the first to say it. Remember, don't
49:57
Speaker 1: worry for put the two stones at yoh. Be the
50:01
Speaker 1: first to say it. Let your story be heard first.
50:10
Speaker 1: That's how you come up from a blackmail. You know
50:15
Speaker 1: when you're wrong somebody, You know he did something is wrong.
50:21
Speaker 1: You know where it chittered on somebody because you don't
50:23
Speaker 1: want doing it. And if you are impaired in judgment
50:27
Speaker 1: or reasoning for such as human after the encounter is
50:32
Speaker 1: the time when you come back to your senses, when
50:35
Speaker 1: you sit by yourself and ask yourself what I just do.
50:40
Speaker 1: I was wrong and I let myself to do that.
50:45
Speaker 1: It's the good that has been compromised. It's not that
50:50
Speaker 1: you're not good. Human being is always a good person,
50:55
Speaker 1: but the good you has been compromised, the good in you.
51:00
Speaker 1: It's being blackmailed. The worst of things. Killing somebody or
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Speaker 1: oping somebody I was killing is killing the child, a woman,
51:32
Speaker 1: an innocent person. The blood of the innocent can never
51:40
Speaker 1: escape the human being. The blood of the innocence or
51:47
Speaker 1: the innocent can never escape the human being. There's a
51:53
Speaker 1: threshold of evil frong that maybe you're induced to or
52:00
Speaker 1: or will you find yourself in. We're killing one human
52:05
Speaker 1: and the second just become a number. You cannot allow
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Speaker 1: yourself to be doing that. Every human life is precious.
52:14
Speaker 1: No human life is more important than the order, and
52:18
Speaker 1: any human beings life is important, and they're intrinsic individuality
52:23
Speaker 1: in their intrinsic purpose and then in their authentic originality.
52:28
Speaker 1: Every human being is entitled to its own life. Killing
52:34
Speaker 1: the life of one human cannot make any better. But
52:41
Speaker 1: when you find yourself in the place where you're supposed
52:44
Speaker 1: to kill somebody to cover something, when no, that's a
52:47
Speaker 1: red flag. Then need to do more crime to cover
52:52
Speaker 1: another crime. That's when they compromise on black mail starts
52:59
Speaker 1: to get worse. You just keep doing more evil. Just
53:03
Speaker 1: don't committing more crime. It's just being used and just
53:08
Speaker 1: keep digging because you didn't trust the people the first time.
53:15
Speaker 1: It was a cheat on your wife, for example, you
53:16
Speaker 1: cheat on your wife, it come back to your senses,
53:21
Speaker 1: or cheat on your husband. Be the first you said, honey,
53:24
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, this is what I did. Let it be
53:28
Speaker 1: there that you said the truth. Because once you start
53:33
Speaker 1: to carr up, once you start to color up something,
53:36
Speaker 1: you can do more harm to yourself and to the person,
53:38
Speaker 1: to everybody else. And if you have power, then you
53:41
Speaker 1: can do more harm to the system. Good. Now, it's
53:43
Speaker 1: not about your governing, it's not about your leading. It's
53:47
Speaker 1: about you worrying about your privacy, scared of everything. It
53:53
Speaker 1: cannot be the best of leaders in that situation. It
53:58
Speaker 1: cannot be. Most leaders into this world are going through that.
54:12
Speaker 1: They create dirt, or people induce them to create dirt.
54:16
Speaker 1: People entrap them into dirt, People tempt them into dirret.
54:22
Speaker 1: People use the addition on the vulnerability or their vulnerability
54:25
Speaker 1: to trap them and have their on them. That's why
54:29
Speaker 1: humans are not led properly. Some great organizations that the
54:34
Speaker 1: men look good in our side. I can for example,
54:39
Speaker 1: it's just not true. I'm just making an example. You
54:41
Speaker 1: can see a religious organization talking about God and Jesus.
54:46
Speaker 1: Why that job is to compromise leaders, and we're talking
54:49
Speaker 1: about God. That's worse. We're talking about God to you
54:53
Speaker 1: like that, when you know or know that they have
54:56
Speaker 1: goods on you, they're threatening you to do ever in
55:00
Speaker 1: the name of God. Because you don't believe in God.
55:05
Speaker 1: You don't believe in anything you believe in, even if
55:09
Speaker 1: it is nothing. You believe in wrong, wrong is nothing.
55:12
Speaker 1: You don't kill humans again. Anything you don't black make
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Speaker 1: humans to kill many humans who go to war or
55:19
Speaker 1: to commit crime, or or to hate against the people,
55:25
Speaker 1: or genus against the people, or holocausts against the people,
55:28
Speaker 1: or discriminate against the people. You don't induce humans to
55:31
Speaker 1: do that and anything come of it. No real people die,
55:34
Speaker 1: but will be remembered for being victims of you. Everything
55:44
Speaker 1: that stays is good. Anything else is nothing. It's I
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