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Prince Israel Zaar on: Alaska 2025, Let there be Peace 08152025 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: Uh. Peace. Peace is always a good thing, no matter
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Speaker 1: what people say. Peace is always the right thing to do.
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Speaker 1: It takes gods, It takes courage, and it takes love
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Speaker 1: for life, for humanity, for property. It takes love for continuation,
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Speaker 1: for sustainability, human to human interaction and human understanding, for
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Speaker 1: nations to bury their differences and have the courage and
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Speaker 1: the bravery to sit on the table. Alaska twenty twenty
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Speaker 1: five will be remembered the war history, just as the
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Speaker 1: conferences led into the end of the Second War War
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Speaker 1: and the peastal the Versailles Treaty and many other treaties,
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Speaker 1: and the and the day actually remind the world about
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Speaker 1: the Japanese and conditional surrender and the world is good
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Speaker 1: with peace, not pieces. And upon the time humanity grows
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Speaker 1: beyond their arrogance, narcissisticism, their id their ego, and the
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Speaker 1: rise to the state of the super to see more
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Speaker 1: beyond themselves, see more beyond power, and starts trying to
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Speaker 1: prove a point at the blood of others. It's too
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Speaker 1: much blood shared in Ukraine. The war in Ukraine has
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Speaker 1: taken the lives of so many humans, human beings with
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Speaker 1: the mind, bodies, so and lame, taking away the lives
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Speaker 1: of humans would dream and hope of a better day,
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Speaker 1: of a better future. The world has taken the lives
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Speaker 1: of able men. Some pickure on the street, falls into
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Speaker 1: the advance, some recruited above sixty, and it's suppose retirement,
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Speaker 1: taking care of their grandchildren and waiting for their own
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Speaker 1: time to come, for them to live this life and
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Speaker 1: enjoy it before they say goodbye to Earth. Some countries
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Speaker 1: its obligation. Certain ages must go to war. They don't
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Speaker 1: even know what they're fighting for, but they are just
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Speaker 1: unfortunate to be that generation that would be taken into
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Speaker 1: the meat grinder. Meat grinder grind their lives with the
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Speaker 1: palms explosion. The human being diserves life that was conceived
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Speaker 1: by the woman stayed in the room for night months
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Speaker 1: came out of this world with all the birthday and
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Speaker 1: celebration and happiness. That beautiful kid that went into garden
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Speaker 1: went to elementary school, middle school, high school, university having
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Speaker 1: a prospect or to be that kid that is taking
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Speaker 1: out of the high school to go fight a war
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Speaker 1: and die. That mind that has not even developed yet,
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Speaker 1: it's been prewashed with proper under misinformation disinformation, hate. They
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Speaker 1: teach them something called the enemy, and I said, why
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Speaker 1: are we enemies? They take away that questioning part of
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Speaker 1: the mind. The mind is brainwash. The follow we'll take
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Speaker 1: all these humans and will kill them and will destroy
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Speaker 1: them for what the beginning of the war, the beginning
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Speaker 1: of this war. If it be known that humans would
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Speaker 1: be destroying themselves by war and killing themselves and killing
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Speaker 1: one another, why will it be? Why will humans be
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Speaker 1: invented or created in an image of a god? Come on, humanity.
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Speaker 1: All this conceptions is nothing today, Because once a line's
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Speaker 1: supposed to draw on the table, the map supposed to
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Speaker 1: be drawn, it must be that the whole world can
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Speaker 1: die for it. And you got the map. Do you
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Speaker 1: know that maybe in a century today or in fifty
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Speaker 1: years to come, you that powerful today become that weak,
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Speaker 1: that the map will be redrawn again, and other lives
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Speaker 1: will be lost, and so become the candiate of human
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Speaker 1: self destruction. Human were supposed to evolve intelligence intelligently involved.
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Speaker 1: The human being was supposed to evolve morally. The human
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Speaker 1: being was supposed to evolve humanly. The human was supposed
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Speaker 1: to evolve for his primitivity. This reporgnancy to its civil
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Speaker 1: and civilized state of being, to be the one where
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Speaker 1: rationality will risen and common sense and compassion and empathy
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Speaker 1: and sympathy, and that what humans are meant to be,
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Speaker 1: to take what is us and lived that which is
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Speaker 1: of others. All they say guilty, Caesar always belong to
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Speaker 1: ceizar un to God? What belongs to God? What if
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Speaker 1: that Caesar is so strong and that God is so weak?
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Speaker 1: Because those slogans sometimes means nothing runs hollow, But so
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Speaker 1: behave that humans be what humans are. That I don't
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Speaker 1: care if they die, do not them die. They don't
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Speaker 1: care if other people die, if other people's children die,
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Speaker 1: And they don't care if some fanatics die. It's some
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Speaker 1: humans that they make to be angry, upset, die their war,
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Speaker 1: tumping their chests and fighting for the country. I'm fighting
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Speaker 1: for the flag. I'm fighting for a just cause. And
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Speaker 1: no peace without peace with strength and peace and strength
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Speaker 1: means what. It's a contradiction. It's your force and peace.
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Speaker 1: All this contradict to statement that humans will carry this
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Speaker 1: black card withn't know what it means. And we start
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Speaker 1: to start a leader of another country as a war
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Speaker 1: a war criminal. How you meet with our leader. What
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Speaker 1: does it mean to be a war criminal who defines it?
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Speaker 1: Every human life losts anyway is to sign some of
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Speaker 1: our lives lost in other countries are the tolerable had
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Speaker 1: they not humans added some plants. I don't think so.
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Speaker 1: Even if you hit a pigeon while driving, it was
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Speaker 1: something you feel uncomfortable that just killing an innocent bird,
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Speaker 1: you send humans the mid grinder, This beautiful, handsome looking
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Speaker 1: humans with minds and soul. Somebody, as I'm talking to
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Speaker 1: you now, the mid grinder is continued, is it not?
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Speaker 1: Why President? Do not to told it? Wise? The convince
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Speaker 1: President put them to the table. Reality is now we
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Speaker 1: know what the batter fearless. We know how many lives
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Speaker 1: has been lost. Even though some side will hide their numbers,
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Speaker 1: and they inflated the numbers of others that's been disrespectful
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Speaker 1: to the death. Say the numbers. If you're brave enough,
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Speaker 1: let us know how many of your people are dying,
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Speaker 1: by the count and their ages and the way they die.
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Speaker 1: Can you tell those stories to their parents? The mum
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Speaker 1: waiting for the kid to come back, to your wife
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Speaker 1: waiting for their husband to come back, of children waiting
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Speaker 1: for their parents to come back. Can you tell them
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Speaker 1: the truth, the man of death of their parents, not
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Speaker 1: just a coffin with cascad with a beautiful flag on it,
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Speaker 1: But open it. He wouldn't find a body inside. A
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Speaker 1: truth be tall. The war is cruel and nasty, brutish, pout, barbaric,
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Speaker 1: primitive and savage. Humans should be developed and civilized enough
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Speaker 1: to come to the table as president of not to
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Speaker 1: a miss Dnan, to bring mister put On to the table,
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Speaker 1: that men to men say it and alask her be
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Speaker 1: brave enough that the red carpet raw, and that you
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Speaker 1: come with their majesty and majestic bravery of leaders to
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Speaker 1: lead a million. Why mister Trump is there for America,
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Speaker 1: Ukraine and Europe, and Putton is there for Putton oh Russia,
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Speaker 1: and may be his allies and the clovers out of
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Speaker 1: the breaks. And so be it that the world is
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Speaker 1: shaped in Alaska. Alaska, if I remember, was one sword
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Speaker 1: by Russia to our great America. If I think for
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Speaker 1: seventeen million dollars, think about it. Seventeen million dollars we
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Speaker 1: had Alaska, but billions of dollars, billions, billions of dollars
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Speaker 1: spent every day on the battle fire, all these weapons
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Speaker 1: being destroyed, and the bombs and the drones and the machinery.
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Speaker 1: Alaska was part for seventy million, but that's seventeen million.
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Speaker 1: Instead it spent a day in the battlefield. You cry,
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Speaker 1: there's the money coming from it's those people need the
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Speaker 1: money to develop their accountry, to build their infrastructure. Send
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Speaker 1: that kistus called build their hospital, build the across, says,
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Speaker 1: build their factories and once again have a normal, peaceful life.
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Speaker 1: In the name of Ukraine. Ukraine must be a country.
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Speaker 1: Ukraine cannomber dissil from the math of the map of
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Speaker 1: the earth, Ukim what's there some of the greatest things
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Speaker 1: in human history happening? You cry, this so called great
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Speaker 1: leaders of the world Russia, that some of them are
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Speaker 1: jually Bowney. You crying, you can make Russia cry. And
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Speaker 1: so either if you can to be it's own country,
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Speaker 1: let it be. If it should be a child, let
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Speaker 1: the girl. At the point in time, Russian, Russian must
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Speaker 1: know where to stop, as humans will stop you or
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Speaker 1: life will stop, because the human being itself is the
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Speaker 1: motor being. You have the energy now and you think
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Speaker 1: you have done what you're supposed to do. If I
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Speaker 1: were the Russian president, then donut Trumps giving you the
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Speaker 1: opportunity to stop, to stop, stop the killing. Happy with
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Speaker 1: what you've got, don't push it, no where to stop,
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Speaker 1: my friend, Do not Trump is the last line of
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Speaker 1: page that Putoon should have. If it's smart enough, it
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Speaker 1: makes a deal. Make a deal with Donald Trump. Put
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Speaker 1: on just one thing, respect of a president. We know
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Speaker 1: you have been there for so long. We know you
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Speaker 1: have very white skuy with this smart person. We know
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Speaker 1: you know the game of war. We know you can
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Speaker 1: outlan on outlast president. We know you play a long
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Speaker 1: game because you're there it. Don't face anilations in two
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Speaker 1: years or one year. You live when you want. But
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Speaker 1: if American presidents there were you, you should understand there's pressure.
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Speaker 1: There's pressure at home, there's pressure in Europe, there's pressure
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Speaker 1: in Ukraine, and there's pressure around the world for people
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Speaker 1: like us philosophers of peace that we believe in the consolation,
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Speaker 1: believe in consensus building, believe in understanding, believe in peace.
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Speaker 1: I let that be paced the Alaska be the place
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Speaker 1: that placed in Ukraine and these people should stop suffering.
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Speaker 1: Many Ukrainians are out of their country and don't be
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Speaker 1: treated well in the world. Some are lucky, some are not.
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Speaker 1: They ask them to go back home, go back to
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Speaker 1: where you come from. Remember that slogan. Countries don't like
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Speaker 1: migrants anymore because countries to are struggling, they cannot fit themselves.
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Speaker 1: Life is tough for many countries, and even the good
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Speaker 1: will of certain countries accepting a certain number of refugees,
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Speaker 1: how good will get exhausted. That's why in America see Ayes.
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Speaker 1: That's why I see immigration crackdown the nationalistic feelings in
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Speaker 1: country to that people don't like migrants anymore. So let
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Speaker 1: them a peace in Ukraine, for the proud Ukrainians to
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Speaker 1: go back to their home, to go back to their home.
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Speaker 1: That there is no home but at home and mother
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Speaker 1: line called Ukraine. Let them go back there and pick
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Speaker 1: the remains, to bury that dead with dignity, shoot their
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Speaker 1: cities and rebuild their country. I put them and listen.
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Speaker 1: The reasons for him fighting the world has been telegraphed forever,
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Speaker 1: just that the West refused to listen and would propaganda
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Speaker 1: in the West calling people the enemy of the world,
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Speaker 1: the greatest old criminal. Or is that that thing that
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Speaker 1: Maria the moral virtue, to be able to be God,
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Speaker 1: to decide who is a good human and who is
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Speaker 1: Lucifer who should be thrown in the dungeon and we
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Speaker 1: should be given flowers? This proper ganda. Empty talk means
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Speaker 1: nothing runs hallow. That's why do not Trump has come.
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Speaker 1: Don't not Trump. I tell you one thing like him
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Speaker 1: or hear him. It's a very pragmatic guy. He likes
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Speaker 1: tales to be made. He's a proud man. He's a
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Speaker 1: brave American, A brief American, is an American pride. It's American
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Speaker 1: first in minset. He knows the war, the war is
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Speaker 1: not happening American anything. It bleeds America. That don't get
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Speaker 1: me wrong. It enriches American companies, but it takes American's
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Speaker 1: eye off the ball of geopolitics. If American wants not
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Speaker 1: to pivot to Asia, they cannot pivot to Asia because
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Speaker 1: they got a war in the Middle Age, and they
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Speaker 1: got the war in Ukraine. Ukrainan war. It's a European
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Speaker 1: it's a European war with American weapons. With the weapons,
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Speaker 1: it's just a trade. It's a business. You can still
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Speaker 1: sell weapons to countries for peace. Countries need weapons, to
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Speaker 1: booster the national prestige. Buying weapons is not buying gadgets,
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Speaker 1: grown up gadgets for all the humans. They got the
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Speaker 1: jets and all the flying cars, and or the Testler
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Speaker 1: or or the great end of byd that that they want,
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Speaker 1: or the posture on all these great designs of cars
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Speaker 1: that costs brillions of dollars. Jay Z and Panz can
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Speaker 1: tell you that about cars. That's my point. Countries would
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Speaker 1: like to buy war gadgets. You don't need to buy
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Speaker 1: the gudgets and go to war. Let's send these gadgets
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Speaker 1: to Ukraine. That destroyed. It means it takes time for discrete,
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Speaker 1: brave workers, patriotic workers under the name of the Seal
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Speaker 1: or the great country of America to build these American
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Speaker 1: weapons with all that pride, and it gets to the battlefield.
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Speaker 1: Sometimes it touches the Black Seal, the Black Sea, and
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Speaker 1: those weapons are touched. The news don't tell you that
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Speaker 1: the weapons come in they are destroyed. Think about it.
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Speaker 1: And so you take time to make a dollar, and
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Speaker 1: it takes seconds to burn that dollar. Imagine that. Imagine
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Speaker 1: that it burned that dollar that you burn. Lives give
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Speaker 1: false hopes if they should be paced in Ukraine. European
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Speaker 1: were having peace when they be paced already in Ukraine.
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Speaker 1: But it's a long haul. Think about something that will
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Speaker 1: not happen. With some politicians, they just play with time
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Speaker 1: to be in office. I screw up of other leaders.
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Speaker 1: They become a group think. You almost break away from
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Speaker 1: group think. Sometimes I give it to the Hungarian Prime minister.
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Speaker 1: I like that guy Dontaquenti's life in his politics. I
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Speaker 1: like who I praved to say we should stop this nonsense.
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Speaker 1: I'm realistic and European leaders know that. Don't give false
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Speaker 1: hopes when it involves human lives. Do not. Trump can't
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Speaker 1: do that. The president, do not trum sees. You can't see.
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Speaker 1: I could hear the guys say that just today, just
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Speaker 1: within the week, seven thousand humans dead, seven thousand humans,
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Speaker 1: seven thousand human beings. Think of that number, Think of
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Speaker 1: that number. We didn't just win wake or days halfa.
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Speaker 1: We destroy humanity in order to rebuild humanity. The question
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Speaker 1: will always ask, all these millions dead, what we change
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Speaker 1: The first encroachment of Russia to this battle, no matter
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Speaker 1: how brutal, that was, no matter unfair for Ukraine, it
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Speaker 1: was no matter the blunder of international politics, of mid
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Speaker 1: sickness and mixedommunication, of pluffing, always the disguise pluffing when
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Speaker 1: it take people see us when the march an army
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Speaker 1: describes the officers get into accountry with tanks, say they're bluughing,
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Speaker 1: and the piece is called and people sabottage it. Look
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Speaker 1: how far as I predicted that for for mister Trump
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Speaker 1: and mister put In to meet, I predicted just the
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Speaker 1: day they said they were made, that the subuteur will
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Speaker 1: go to work, that the news media they're talking heads.
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Speaker 1: When you look at the eyes of those people when
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Speaker 1: they're line to humanity, you asked they have a soul?
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Speaker 1: Did they go to bed and sleep and hurt their children?
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Speaker 1: And look them into the face and remember this people's
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Speaker 1: kid they've been evaporated at the battle field, and they
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Speaker 1: spoke into pieces. You have humanity and the soul for
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Speaker 1: that humanity. I tell you, I don't do everything to
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Speaker 1: sabotage the peace effort, man, mister Trump. And they come
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Speaker 1: and said peace, true strength, No you Carai, what are
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Speaker 1: you crying? How can they be any peace with aure
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Speaker 1: you craying? Those slogans are slogans of division. The person
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Speaker 1: coming out of the slogan that slorgan does not just
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Speaker 1: pop out in the air. Some groups of people made,
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Speaker 1: and some ting tank and some brave minds made and
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Speaker 1: they tested slogans, tested the slogans said yeah, this one
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Speaker 1: is catchy, this one is catchy. And then because why
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Speaker 1: they make it catchy? Could assume that humans are stupid,
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Speaker 1: that humans are intelligent enough that slogans are like bumper
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Speaker 1: stickers to entrow the slogan. And you play the minds
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Speaker 1: of humans or spain their minds, or just pay the
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Speaker 1: talking heads on TV the media, doy'll do it for you,
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Speaker 1: Just pay them. Could they are that desperate that they
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Speaker 1: need that little money to sell their souls? Conviction? It's
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Speaker 1: worth president? Do not Tom has that many Eulopela doesn't
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Speaker 1: have or helping to the great Europe, A great Europe
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Speaker 1: that we study, I great Britain? Is it great today?
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Speaker 1: It's people bots out of the mouth have no cats.
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Speaker 1: The Europeans cannot call it. Spread is paid and know
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Speaker 1: when to stop knowing the way Ukrain's lost, everybody can
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Speaker 1: see it and savage what is left? So many wise
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Speaker 1: to live to fight another day? If you want to fight,
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Speaker 1: you cannot stay in power for containing the war. That
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Speaker 1: oh not no, I didn't start it. I'm the made
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Speaker 1: of it. I don't want to make the tough decisions
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Speaker 1: that president that Topen is doing because I might lose
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Speaker 1: an election. Have conviction. The President's promised to stop the
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Speaker 1: war on day one it came to office. It called it,
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Speaker 1: called it called Europe, they called Ukraine, it called Russia.
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Speaker 1: It's been the party's playing that they must fight to
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Speaker 1: the last weapon. We need more weapons, we need more sanctions.
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Speaker 1: If you are sanctioned somebody more than sixteen thousand times,
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Speaker 1: sixteen thousand times and the persons still standing, is the
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Speaker 1: brain working, well, you can change the name of Russia
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Speaker 1: to sanctions. Can change the name of Russia to sanctions,
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Speaker 1: because sanctions is what the Russians have learned to overcome.
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Speaker 1: They say you're sanctioning, then it's like you you're playing
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Speaker 1: your own people. Are you being tough? Don't make the
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Speaker 1: noise of being tough when you're not tough. Tough. It's
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Speaker 1: what is happening in Alaska right now. Coming to the table,
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Speaker 1: the talk man to man that do not Trump looked
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Speaker 1: putting into the eyes Josh Bush. Josh Bush once did
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Speaker 1: that look into the eyes of Putton and he saw
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Speaker 1: what that history guitar and Donald Trump looked. Putting into
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Speaker 1: the eyes, he said, if it's I was saying two
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Speaker 1: minutes and the conference is still going on, he saw
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Speaker 1: something that can lead to something. That preparation, it's not
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Speaker 1: a day's work. That preparation for them for the meeting
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Speaker 1: in Alaska was laid down the first day mister Trump
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Speaker 1: came to the office. The ground worked for what is
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Speaker 1: happening in Alaska was already laid that. It's not haste,
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Speaker 1: it's not rush. When this talking has talk, sometimes get
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Speaker 1: to ask that does the American president move like that
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Speaker 1: with all that mobilization just by accident? Just wake up
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Speaker 1: one day and oh, let's go to Alaska. Sometime when
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Speaker 1: these people talk, you ask do they talk before they
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Speaker 1: listen or do they have any do they have any
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Speaker 1: listening organism. It isn't the job of the mind to think,
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Speaker 1: doubt and ask questions. You just talk because you want
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Speaker 1: to talk. A dip be place. You just pray that
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Speaker 1: that you sit on the table man to man an
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Speaker 1: American can discross and talk about the war and there's
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Speaker 1: more to talk about. Talk about peace. Talk about America
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Speaker 1: doing business with Russia, Russians doing business for America, opening
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Speaker 1: flight roads, place can fly in both countries. Think about
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Speaker 1: this place station. As I'm talking to you, the last
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Speaker 1: place craft had just landed. There were Russians and Americans
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Speaker 1: elect Think about corporations had to bring war peace. Talk
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Speaker 1: about Africa and Asia. Talk about reducing those nuclear weapons
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Speaker 1: that this Bellar Coaster or war Mongraine. Most liberals of
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Speaker 1: the world want. They talk place. They look so gentle,
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Speaker 1: but behind the scenes their strength is other people dying
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Speaker 1: for their empty slogans and wars. And they leave office
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Speaker 1: and the war country continues. Think about a one you
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Speaker 1: can should have ended long term ago, shall end the
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Speaker 1: long term ago. And we started to talk that reality.
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Speaker 1: They give you slogans and propaganda and they said things
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Speaker 1: though you're talking because they throw those words dice carefully defined,
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Speaker 1: to misinformed, to disinformed, miseducate, the create conspiracies that don't exist,
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Speaker 1: propaganda that is there and it's soon cash up to you.
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Speaker 1: Reality is something that humans cannot invade. You can see
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Speaker 1: what's happening in the battlefield. Russia is having a strong
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Speaker 1: hand right now, there's the time that Ukraine did that
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Speaker 1: you can dip so deep into Russia that time when
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Speaker 1: they say, oh there's a call for a place, let's
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Speaker 1: stop the war now, they said you can't, should get
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Speaker 1: to keep going? To do they get to Moscow? These
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Speaker 1: people is it's something that they understand the map of
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Speaker 1: the war. They understand that Russia is in nuclear power,
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Speaker 1: and they understand that Ukraine used to be Russia, and
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Speaker 1: they understand the size and geopolitics of things. Sometimes when
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Speaker 1: they talk, you get to wonder, how did these people
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Speaker 1: become leaders? What's call did they go to? What overcame then?
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Speaker 1: Because they're very smart, bright humans that've been to the
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Speaker 1: best university on planet Earth. They get the best briefings
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Speaker 1: so they know what is happening around the world. Adobe
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Speaker 1: Peace Abi Gland works for Peace in Alaska today, negotiated
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Speaker 1: a lot of stuff American students can have exchange for
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Speaker 1: Russian students and the fell science and technology. Human to
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Speaker 1: human interaction is very important. It brings it brings peace
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Speaker 1: and understanding. At the same time, Russian must pay the
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Speaker 1: price for it. They must pay the price for them
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Speaker 1: what they did to Ukraine. Cannot let them go as
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Speaker 1: it can continue. They must pay the price for it.
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Speaker 1: But the price of great powers. It's not like little
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Speaker 1: people that powerlesspeaker can just take them to jail and
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Speaker 1: punish them. In the great power struggle, paying the price
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Speaker 1: is not it's not punishment you expect. It's nice, give antake.
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Speaker 1: That's the price. We prepare sanction, It's just it's for
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Speaker 1: a weak you sanction in China, China, sanction on your back.
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Speaker 1: You punish Russia lot, your breakout of tails, make it
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Speaker 1: difficult that you end just makes life difficult, under cover, silence, oppression,
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Speaker 1: sabotage of things we don't now, space on line, beneath disease.
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Speaker 1: There are so many things of cyber There are so
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Speaker 1: many things to go wrong if you don't understand what
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Speaker 1: your politics is. The time has come put in to
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Speaker 1: be realistic because American president is I said, as I
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Speaker 1: said again, don't make our president look bad. Don't try
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Speaker 1: to use our president. It's not a time to be
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Speaker 1: as smarty pans as I will say. It's time to
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Speaker 1: be a state man, reasonable humans. And the moment it's precarious.
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Speaker 1: This Alaska meeting, we shaped the war. It means something
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Speaker 1: pople in the battle in Ukraine, are praying that let
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Speaker 1: debut peace, let something come out of it and an
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Speaker 1: empty slogan. And if a ground walker piece is late
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Speaker 1: for he sees fire or enter the war, let the
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Speaker 1: parties involve be sincere don't used to that Trump and
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Speaker 1: after his struggles to bring put him to the table
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Speaker 1: that none in Europe or the all americanistation she do
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Speaker 1: could do because it demonized the hell out of the guide.
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Speaker 1: But somebody is able to bring you on the table
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Speaker 1: means I'm talking to you now. For almost ten years,
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Speaker 1: an American president is sitting talking in America with potent
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Speaker 1: how to bring peace in the world, peace Ukraine, how
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Speaker 1: to reduce those nuclear stalk pies, and to do so
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Speaker 1: many other negotations behind the scenes that could not be
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Speaker 1: done before. Not talk talk talk by action action action.
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Speaker 1: That's what it means. American first, put American interest first.
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Speaker 1: Not talking to the Russia is for the benefit of America,
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Speaker 1: for the benefit of Europe and the benefit of Ukraine.
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Speaker 1: In humans fight the draw bat to the grounds, the
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Speaker 1: draw red lines. If want across the red lines, there
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Speaker 1: must be swaps and givantake. Always say that Russia don't
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Speaker 1: take five, take four, and if you're so reasonable, take trery.
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Speaker 1: You can give this back. You must give something back
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Speaker 1: because all is watching your Russia, even your allies will
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Speaker 1: like you to give something back. Mister Button, that's strength,
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Speaker 1: your good speaker, mister Button. You know to talk to
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Speaker 1: your people. You can speak for hours as we do.
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Speaker 1: You can explain why. And mister Button, always remember that
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Speaker 1: does Ukrainians that you're killing at war. Every wants Russians.
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Speaker 1: You guys are Slavic, Slavic people. Stop killing yourself, man,
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Speaker 1: stop killing yourselves, killing on you. Solve the problem, killing
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Speaker 1: this weakness, the peace. Let the leaders understand themselves, create
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Speaker 1: the framework a second Ania. The call is what happened today.
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Speaker 1: The only depellance that American secretary, mister Rubio. It's mister
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Speaker 1: mac er, Michael Rubio. It's a one of the finest
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Speaker 1: right now, Rubius Rubius, one of the finest. And the
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Speaker 1: Russians can't HEAs it's a veteran politician, a foreign Minchester.
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Speaker 1: Love of love of knows the game, just as put
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Speaker 1: the nose again. But the young kissing your god in
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Speaker 1: the room is Mica of Rubio. Because Michael Rubia has
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Speaker 1: been there for a long time. Just I stopped being
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Speaker 1: that super hawk twvery two hockeys. If you want to
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Speaker 1: be a great leader, wait to be a leader first
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Speaker 1: before you become your own hawk. That's my advice to
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Speaker 1: Rubio h. The review will lead to the American delegation,
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Speaker 1: the Defense Secretary, and the American businesses, and that will
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Speaker 1: be the beginning, and we'll see where girls and when
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Speaker 1: the matter is presented to the Europeans. Europeans a union
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Speaker 1: of so many leaders, that's sometime they become dysfunction. And
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Speaker 1: what they do they don't let God. I said, to
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Speaker 1: have to come to the table. Five things must happen,
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Speaker 1: I said Timan again. Learn to forgive. You don't need
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Speaker 1: to forget because you cannot forget what happened. Len to forgive,
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Speaker 1: then to let God, then to move on, then to
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Speaker 1: move forward. Where move forward big? I pay still is
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Speaker 1: move forward big. When we go to the European Union,
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Speaker 1: they don't let God. They just hold this hates it
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Speaker 1: h for Russia. That's a core world mentality. When today's
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Speaker 1: the AI war, not the core war. It is an
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Speaker 1: AI war. It's a semi conductor war, a cheap driven war,
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Speaker 1: a AI war, a fast moving war in science and technologist,
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Speaker 1: but the whole onto this thing. And when go on
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Speaker 1: to hate, you depend on America to fight your war.
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Speaker 1: But America doesn't want to do it anymore because we
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Speaker 1: don't want to. China became a great power today because
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Speaker 1: we got barging into wars, Vietnam War, Afghan War, Gough War,
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Speaker 1: the winner Rag, we just get we got all this
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Speaker 1: World War war. We don't want it anymore. Want to
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Speaker 1: use the resources to bring their companies back to America
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Speaker 1: to rebuild our industries. Bring the AI factories, yeah, the
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Speaker 1: cheap Yeah, the semiconductor, the fision technologist, the space technologies,
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Speaker 1: the nano technologists, the new material technologies. Want to bring them, Yeah,
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Speaker 1: And who cannot do that. We're fighting wars everywhere and
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Speaker 1: President Naton knows that they want to compete with China
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Speaker 1: and compete with the bricks of the globals out. We
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Speaker 1: need to stop fighting the wars. They want to buy
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Speaker 1: the American military weapons. It's business. But American will not
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Speaker 1: fight your war for you. And when Europe know that,
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Speaker 1: knows the Americans don't need to fight the war, they
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Speaker 1: will be reasonable. At the point in that the Europeans,
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Speaker 1: we meet with the Russian unless you guys are not stakeholders,
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Speaker 1: and let you guys are not state leaders leaders to
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Speaker 1: leaders meet. Let the proper gandis do their talk on TV,
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Speaker 1: on the podcast or whatever, and let them do that.
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Speaker 1: Leaders are the proper candis. You're realistic in what you say,
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Speaker 1: I mean what you say, I mean, what you're doing.
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Speaker 1: All these vain promises is easy to run away from responsibility.
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Speaker 1: It's because of the access of evil and how demonic
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Speaker 1: they are, how the war criminal they are, and well,
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Speaker 1: the chemera is a crime. The chemeras were proven in
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Speaker 1: the court of law. And because even people are criminal,
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Speaker 1: it's they need to walk with them. You don't stigmatize
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Speaker 1: people to create this moral this this this this, this
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Speaker 1: god being, this moral authority. That more hypocrisy, hypocrisy that
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Speaker 1: the world knows it. You'repe be suffering from that. I
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Speaker 1: got the most intelligent humans and planner Earth. The wealth
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Speaker 1: is human with great minds. You got to Norwhere and
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Speaker 1: Finland and Luxembourg. You see these minds. You go to
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Speaker 1: this Sense of Space lab in France. You go to
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Speaker 1: England and to this place Oxford University and Chembridge this research,
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Speaker 1: that the bird place of all these great things. Right
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Speaker 1: afterday we have these generations of leaders went to all
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Speaker 1: these Ivyle schools that just have this group think clubs
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Speaker 1: that I'm prime Minister and press. They just I'm president today.
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Speaker 1: They just met and remember that all days have good
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Speaker 1: times and let the world burn the camels sloguns. Think
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Speaker 1: about it. The Natrum is actually trying to bring peace
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Speaker 1: in Ukraine. For the last week that this summit was announced,
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Speaker 1: European leaders went crazy. The meding meeting is just to
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Speaker 1: sabotages and ask the conditions and set and you said
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Speaker 1: an agenda that other people are trying to meet. And
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Speaker 1: to these people in Europe, do not Trump should forget
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Speaker 1: his agenda, the American agenda, American First agenda, and just
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Speaker 1: do what they say, Dona. Trump is not a leader,
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Speaker 1: my friend. At the point in time, a leader come
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Speaker 1: to come to this world and bring order and bring peace.
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Speaker 1: After the copy is true, strength is coming to the
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Speaker 1: table and Nico chere, let every peace in your cry.
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Speaker 1: Let the parties be reasonable in that disco, discussing honest
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Speaker 1: to one another, respectful. You stop putting synotic our president,
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Speaker 1: for granted, do not look good on him. He will
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Speaker 1: see the other side of Trump. It's nice. Got the power,
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Speaker 1: American might, the wealth, American wealth, American military, American people.
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Speaker 1: If Americans against you for good reasons, you'll have a
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Speaker 1: cat fire. It's the time from Russia when every Jew
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Speaker 1: political equalition to sack peace. This is it, this is it.
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Speaker 1: If the Russians miss this opportunity, then the wisdom that
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Speaker 1: discipl that Putin has it is over. He cannot not take,
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Speaker 1: he cannot make a deal. Apature philosopher, Prince they are
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