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Geopolitics Is More Challenging Than You Think By Prince Israel Zaar Edited - Intro and Outro · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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  Today is November twenty sixth, twenty twenty three. Welcome to talk to Prince
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  Joue Prince Israels are as a law and political science graduate and as a philosopher
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  on artificial intelligence. What is your thoughts on American and geopolitics in the Middle
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  of Is today. The more people think about Jill politics, the less sometimes
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  they misunderstand how super complicated and complex geo politics is. And when you talk
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  about the middle Is Christis, people failed to appreciate the role of America and
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  the part of the world. And they see America as the problem of which
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  the start of which that is a mistake, and they failed to see America
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  as a solution. They failed to understand the neferiousness it as a word of
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  the actors in that part of the world. They failed to take into consideration
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  in the state of homos and the freedom of navigation, and to think about
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  the flow of goods of international commers. And they failed to understand the debolicness
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  and of that part of the world. And they failed to understand that they
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  are different. It's a different part of the world with different religion, different
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  customs, different traditions that are contrary to those of the West and and like
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  you are now in the West. The modern day capitalism, it's a it's
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  a it's a Western gift to humanity. And some might criticize it if they
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  if they have legitimate reasons. But with are the flow of capital and the
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  success of capitalism, even the Middle is itself will not be developed. Just
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  imagine so the Arabian cut out those part of the world, and then we
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  just imagine what they were before the Western scientists discovered oil in that part of
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  the world. And imagine the capital American capital and developing those oil worlds and
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  creating wealth to the part of the world. Even two countries that see themselves
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  like enemies of America. Just go back and see what American has done for
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  Iran. Right, the conflict with the Iruna is just misalignment and geopolitical politics
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  and the the contrary position, a position of seeing the world differently, you
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  know, geopolitically. So you it's very dicey and ambiguous and not a straight
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  line, not a lineal line. When you talk about the Middle's politics,
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  you know, most of these countries are not They benefit from Western civilization and
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  Western commerce and the Western way of life, but they don't like to become
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  Western political systems, and they don't like Western religions. And it's a system
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  in the world that it's antomic to everything that liberal democratic system stands for.
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  And some as the kingdoms, some must the emirates and and the rights that
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  the Western world propagates and protects our professes, if that's the right word.
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  It's a contrary or contraband the way that people in the Middle see it.
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  And it's a part of the world rich and natural resources that we need and
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  very strategic in geopolitical alignments and very necessary not only in the flow of goods,
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  but in the flow of oil, the oil that drives our homes,
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  our cars. And so just imagine the valley of oil. You can see
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  what happened to Gaza, you know, with the war in gaz Without the
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  floor of oil, you can see that everything is in instance, in the
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  hospitals, the kitchen, the roads and infrastructures critical or not critical infrastructure.
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  So to be able to control the international commerce of the free floor of oil
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  is very important in the Middle is it's partly Africa and partly Asia, and
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  it's very rich and very powerful. They got great players that can shift to
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  political politics very easily and with the bricks. You know in some of these
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  countries. Now you know you've got the global self and the global North.
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  So there is an alignment that is changing geopolitics and people are not seeing what
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  is happening. You know, there's a tetanic or platonic shift in the war
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  from uni polarity or from a unipolar war to the multi or bipolar war.
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  So the geopolitical hemisphere of the world is becoming very very complicated. So without
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  America, things we go very very bad, so fast. America is the
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  only player and a joe political as fare that has more interest in any part
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  of the world than any country else. So based on this fundamental reason of
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  interest and investment, America would be the first nation in the world that we
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  want the nations of the world to be peaceful. Peace in the world is
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  beneficial of America. It's beneficial for American businesses to prospers, beneficial for American
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  aid around the world. It's beneficial for education, exchange of culture, and
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  free movement of people and goods, and the freedom of space, freedom online,
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  and freedom in the oceans. So therefore, to secure that peace in
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  it a military. It's that simple. American military is now going places and
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  shooting people and killing people. On the contrary, people try to do that
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  American military. American goes aim when the geopolitical interest of the world is threatened.
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  A common person may not see that, may not know that, because
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  it might be difficult for them to connect the dots. If you read through
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  the lines and study your politics, and if you can invisage to see the
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  future of things, you get to see sometime that either America is acting proactively
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  or preemptively to seecure global peace geoe political peace. It's different from the way
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  we think about peace in the family, in our community, or within individuals.
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  Your political peace sometimes can mean war. You can fight a small war
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  to prevent a bigger war. You can intervene to prevent a dictator somewhere for
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  the fear that if things go bad, because sometimes dictators don't look at the
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  global picture, they don't look things holistically. Dictators most at times and tyrants
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  and see things so limited in front of them for their own Macavilian interest.
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  So sometimes you see America intervene in the world, you might be asking why,
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  But American is intervening to prevent something bigger that might distabilize the war.
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  You know, destabilization in one part of the world affects every part of the
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  world. But when you are the leader of the free world, or you
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  are the super part of the world, super powerism means you got vested interest
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  in almost every part of the war. When people always see America based on
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  the military mind, they get it wrong. They don't think about the soft
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  power American movies, fashion shows, media, education, science, technology,
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  right, sustainability, philanthropy, humanitarianism. They failed to understand the United Nations
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  that supposseded the lack of nations, and all the War Bank and the IMF
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  and all these britain Wood institutions they with design to make this war a better
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  place. Do not get me wrong. Americans get it wrong sometimes, sometimes
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  little, sometimes most are times. It's not Americas the people getted in wrong.
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  It's just an administration get it wrong, and people fail to understand that
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  America is not ad dictatorship. The leaders in America don't last long, so
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  one bad decision, but one leader can be overturned by another election, by
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  another Congress and another executive prians, or by the Supreme Court, or by
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  the court of public opinion. As a parent with so many kids and been
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  on people in the world looking after you, you will not get it right
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  all the time. You will favor some kids, some children, some countries
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  more than others. Humans are just humans. So geopolitics is very tricky.
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  The way out of crisis, sometimes on wars, depends on the people that
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  are elected in office. The people you are elected in office, says Allat.
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  They can't give air projection a perception and perspective of where the world is
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  going, especially if it's a powerful nation like America or China or Au,
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  or the Breaks, or even the United Nations with African Union or that South
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  American states, and the leaders the national the nationalistic politics procreates determine the overall
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  temperature or energy or vibration of frequency of geo politics. The right winger leader
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  somewhere and the left winger leader somewhere in a particular country with twist things,
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  and you're going to have a spillover effect. So the more countries elect moderate
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  leaders, no matter the political party, is better for America and it's better
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  for the world. If I were to advise American politics American politicians, I
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  will always advise American leaders of American people if the laws will permit, based
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  on the domestic politics or every nation and their laws, for American to always
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  support leaders that are moderate. If Americans support centrists or leaders are moderate,
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  there will be less for American to intervene in the world. But what extremists
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  get to power, de cease power with the cool at or whatever I they
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  do, or a propolist movement. They get to power, then mess things
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  up, The promise things they cannot deliver. They promise height, they give
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  height. Division can be racism or sexism or bigotry. It can be something
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  against migrants, against a particular group of people, against the religion, or
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  to crack down the media. These extreme miss leaders they get into office with
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  very divisive, an anarchica and destructive agendas. And these agendas destabilizes the war
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  order and sometimes it forces the hand of America to intervene. American cannot sit
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  by and let Russia do what Russia wants. People in America will be in
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  the streets if that's what happen. America cannot sit by and see what those
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  terrorists did to the people in Israel, the ambush and the atrocity and you
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  can see that is a low point for humanity to just kill children unexpectedly,
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  not to minimize the conflict and the history of that area. But that does
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  not justify for a group to just get into the country like Israel and do
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  that. America cannot sit by. American cannot sit by when there's cross human
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  rights violation, either against women, against minority, against the press, against
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  some people that ask for help. It doesn't matter which nation is the number
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  one or superpower or whatever you call it. That nation cannot sit by with
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  are doing something. And equally is for American politicians to be very careful not
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  to fall for debate and for the media not to push American leaders with agendered
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  questions, you know, putting the leader in a tough spot with a yes
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  or no answer in order to use that yes or no answer to score political
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  points or whatever the point. And you force the hand of a leader to
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  say something that might be detrimental to the interests of that country. You push
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  a leader to say something that they're not supposed to. Sigh, and other
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  nations in the world might take that seriously, and once they take that seriously,
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  they act on that packing sides right as a leader of the free world.
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  Americans, you have good intelligence officers and people with their eyes on the
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  ground everywhere to be able to know the good side or at best the middle
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  or centrist because every extreme voice that American supports, we always not go wrong
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  and go right. If you support a tyron to take power, no matter
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  what your political interests and what gains that American businesses derive that tyrant. We
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  don't take care of their people, going to brutalize them, abuse them,
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  kill them, impublish them, read their lives miserable. And these people now
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  will be faced to migrate. And when these people migrate, they go to
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  countries that aid don't like them, or be don't want them, or still
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  have problems of their own ord. Some right winger or in or left winger
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  use these migrants to propagate some very very extremist ideas and with an informed public,
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  these people they get to win elections. And when you give them power,
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  they're supposed to fulfill the promises, not the promise that they are people
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  no matter extrain, and when they do execute those promises, it creates chaos,
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  violence, hytrate, corruption, nepotism, and spill over to the economy,
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  you got recession or depression or collapse of the structure of governance or government,
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  and terrorists or some groups are born. And when these groups are made
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  the vow to destroy Arthersts, then America will be first to intervene when they
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  do something crazy, and it will be easy to blame America not knowing that
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  America will not like to intervene. When people talk about Iraq, they forget
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  that downside, they talk about Libya, they forget Gadaffi, when they talk
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  about is the europe to forget about Pinoche? We can? You can.
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  You can keep going down the list of these leaders I talk about CELA,
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  you might see that those leaders who are not helping their people. These people
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  are not meant to help their people. That's not they intend for them governing
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  their people. If Americans were to support centrists or moderates for leadership and let
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  these people to be accountable to their countries, to be able to use their
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  resources effectively, make sure that they're not corrupt, prevent money laundry, make
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  sure that they publish cruties or use of power. Make sure that these countries
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  guys civilized institutions that are transparent, that are there for their people for the
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  better way being to lead than to kill or reward friends and punish enemies.
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  If America has to make sure that leaders of these countries are mission builders themselves
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  that can manage our resources effectively. At the end of the day, American
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  buy resources, it doesn't matter from who. Why not just buy their resources
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  from the good guys than in black markets or from dictators that create chaos,
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  but buy it from these guys. Why not just buy it from the leaders
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  that can take care of their people and prevent them from becoming terrorists or migrating,
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  of destabilizing your politics. It's easy to blame America, it's difficult to
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  replace America. You can criticize American to do better and give your suggestions,
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  and it's on American leaders to be able to listen and to understand that the
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  core war mentality is passed. Today is the artificial intelligence age. It's the
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  age of TikTok, instagram, of charge apt It's an age of open media
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  and open the eye. It takes seconds for people to know everything around the
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  world. You cannot spain anymore whether people know know that you're lying. They
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  can't see for themselves. People take pictures everywhere. It takes a second to
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  send a picture on the war. Therefore the whole ward where things are hitting
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  order the rock. It's not like that anymore. People can understand what is
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  happening around the world with the blink of a hour, so you must know
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  the world when you're living it. We should stop deceiving ourselves that the people
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  that stupid, they're not. Although we can force people to like who they
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  don't want, or have what they don't need, or need what they don't
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  like. Everybody in the world today wants a better world, a peaceful,
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  sustainable world where they can live happily with their family, work, come home
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  peaceful and safe, have time to invest for themselves, save some money in
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  the bank, create their own businesses, live a peaceful and comfortable life.
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  Everybody and away in the world likes to live in peace. At Peace becomes
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  subjective, So instead of looking at those who want to go to war,
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  look at those who want pace, and when you do, work with those
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  who want pace, make the government to be sustainable. It's unwise to be
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  constantly changing governments in any system, no matter that geo political interests. It's
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  just not smart. It's gonna create instability, chaos, anarchy, riots,
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  violence, terror and death. Do not force dictators on countries. Work with
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  the good guys. Who those good guys are I cannot tell, but those
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  good guys should be the good guys that the people like. Do not impose
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  a leader on the population. Don't be a mistake. Let the people elect
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  those they like. Those didbai American goods, Americans did make business with them
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  and American resources. We're not be wasted. American lives, We'll not be
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  wasted. American philanthropy, We're never wasted. An American interest, we never
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  wasted it. Thank you very much, Chris Israzar. It was very instructive
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  and wise. I hope politicians listen to this well. Thank you again, sir,