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Prince Israel Zaar on: We Need To Prepare USA For a Multipolarity World · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: At this particular point in human history, the world with
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Speaker 1: the beginning of multiplarity, it's undergoing a readjustment. Countries are
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Speaker 1: readjusting to the multiplarity system, a multilateralism system. Humans are adjusting,
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Speaker 1: businesses are adjusting, and political systems are adjusting. And there
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Speaker 1: is the realignment of the global order and the military
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Speaker 1: infrastructure of military architecture, it's realigning. And new regional organizations
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Speaker 1: have been made and all ones are abolished or threatening,
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Speaker 1: demolished or weakened, and humanity is feeling the pains or
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Speaker 1: the pains of this air changes. And one thing is
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Speaker 1: clear that America is here to stay and country is
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Speaker 1: going to readjust or adjust themselves, to adapt, to learn,
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Speaker 1: to leave, or work or trade with America. We are
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Speaker 1: here to start. We are not going anywhere. And after
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Speaker 1: after everything is said and down, America has to be
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Speaker 1: stronger because we have the things that countries need and
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Speaker 1: we are here at the disposal of humanity for the
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Speaker 1: good of humanity. They're fading. Will order was designed by
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Speaker 1: America with help from Europe and some allies Japan, Korea,
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Speaker 1: and with some countries in Africa, especially Egypt and some
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Speaker 1: countries in South South Africa. And countries in Americas and
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Speaker 1: most countries in Asia and around the world. America did
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Speaker 1: her best. We were able to build a better world,
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Speaker 1: though not perfect, not on a linient line, but with
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Speaker 1: ups and downs and with adjustment. Underal Lyman. It's very
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Speaker 1: easy for that countries, you know, it's easy for the
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Speaker 1: globals out all the riding countries like China, but it's
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Speaker 1: a readjustment and a little challenging for middle countries, for
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Speaker 1: Europe in particular, and for America. We have been used
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Speaker 1: to lead in the war, and it's in our system
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Speaker 1: to be number one, to be the best, to dominate
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Speaker 1: and control and in charge sometimes curity of nation building
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Speaker 1: or police in other countries, or the war, interventions and
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Speaker 1: interference in other countries affairs. And we did order to
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Speaker 1: know who is where, doing work for whom. We did
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Speaker 1: order for the benefit of the world, for the stability
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Speaker 1: and sustainability after a world that we live in. The
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Speaker 1: contribution of America can never be forgotten, and we are
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Speaker 1: adjusting to that. I wish that adjustment should be strategic,
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Speaker 1: should be intelligent, should be humane, and she was wise
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Speaker 1: y to be reasonable. We don't wish to go to
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Speaker 1: wars and at this particular time, we don't need fighting wars,
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Speaker 1: and we don't need to be depleted in our economy,
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Speaker 1: depleting our resources and harding the good name of America.
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Speaker 1: What strategic liverages. We don't want to damage everything. And
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Speaker 1: it's a time when when we need a new brand
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Speaker 1: of American leadership. He had to support the leadership that
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Speaker 1: is about going forward. We need to to train new diplomats,
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Speaker 1: international diplomats. We don't have that charisma. We don't we
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Speaker 1: don't have. We need to get our foreign service. We
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Speaker 1: need we need to rebuild our foreign service. We qualify
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Speaker 1: people and citizens and they should study world politics. They
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Speaker 1: should study the multiplarity system. They should study the multilateralism doctrine,
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Speaker 1: global governance doctrines. They should study the new dynamics of power,
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Speaker 1: the advantage of natural resources, and many us that the
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Speaker 1: world is worn away from field systems, went away from
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Speaker 1: financial markets to resource based economies. We need to have
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Speaker 1: politicians world vests in wild affairs. We need to bring
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Speaker 1: veterans of war affairs, but into politics. If you look
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Speaker 1: to Russia, you've got love of it's a seasoned politician.
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Speaker 1: If you look to China, you got one one lead
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Speaker 1: one year. If I got the name right, those are
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Speaker 1: seasant politicians. If you go to Europe, you don't find
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Speaker 1: European diplomats. If you come to America, we used to,
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Speaker 1: but we don't just let we should be honest to ourselves.
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Speaker 1: We don't. Not that we're blaming anybody, which is it's
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Speaker 1: a system that has gradually led to where it is
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Speaker 1: because when you're number one, you take many things for granted.
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Speaker 1: People come to you and you negotiate details. You've said
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Speaker 1: the rules and the terms, and you've got a big stake,
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Speaker 1: and so you don't you don't need to be the
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Speaker 1: best to have the best diplomat, because we've got very
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Speaker 1: great American institutions, and we've got we've got a civilian
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Speaker 1: force and and and business and corporate organizations that help
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Speaker 1: us to leave. But where the world is going today,
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Speaker 1: you look in the round for example, Arachi that is
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Speaker 1: his name. This has seas in diplomats. Diplomats often go
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Speaker 1: to diplomatics schools, the public service calls and they are
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Speaker 1: the best in their class. And some of these brother PhD.
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Speaker 1: So it means they know a thing or two about
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Speaker 1: world politics. And we have these people. You don't let
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Speaker 1: them go. Someone just experience if we look like Kissinger.
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Speaker 1: A Kissinger was one of the best we have we
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Speaker 1: have during their time, they could negotiate and be off
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Speaker 1: of America and do great things for America countries my
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Speaker 1: life what they did or what they do. But the
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Speaker 1: assistant politicians doing America's bidding and doing it well. The
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Speaker 1: new multiplarity system, we must seek to have politicians that
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Speaker 1: are patrotic to America, that are there lawyer to America.
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Speaker 1: We let the world for so long that we got
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Speaker 1: many foreign interests, and we have people having multiple pains
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Speaker 1: of many multiple countries that they stand for, and America
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Speaker 1: is somewhere in the background, and people come on speaking
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Speaker 1: the name of America, but they're actually paid by somebody else.
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Speaker 1: That became a dis service for America. Not un patriotic
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Speaker 1: because it's allowed were by the law. Unless some of
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Speaker 1: these people just register like foreign agents, we cannot serve America.
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Speaker 1: But being lawyer tore different lawyer to different countries than America.
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Speaker 1: We have our most of our politicians are the process
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Speaker 1: of elections in America. Most of our politicians are compromised
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Speaker 1: on a blackmail and the process of the corporate contribution
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Speaker 1: or financial contribution or election contributional campaign contribution. We got
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Speaker 1: lobbiest group for different countries. That the used to work
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Speaker 1: very well when we were number one in almost everything.
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Speaker 1: But in a multi priority system you need to have
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Speaker 1: politicians there are nationalistic I put the interests of the
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Speaker 1: country first. Seem to have that, but we don't. Our
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Speaker 1: politicians is not their fault, but it's a system where
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Speaker 1: to be elected you need to compromise yourself a lot.
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Speaker 1: You need to give and take. The lobbies are doing
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Speaker 1: their best, and foreign countries are have a say in
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Speaker 1: America politics. Sometimes our politicians their hands are tied. They
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Speaker 1: they didn't know the right thing to do, but they're
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Speaker 1: scared of an election primary or the blackmail or compromise
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Speaker 1: and their knee capped. In the multi prietary system, we
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Speaker 1: cannot survive with that. You must fix that. Politicians must
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Speaker 1: be one hundred percent were to America. Things must change
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Speaker 1: for the better. It don't need to be a billionaire
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Speaker 1: to be in office. It don't need to be a
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Speaker 1: millionner to be in office. The more money has a
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Speaker 1: lot of influence in our politics. Since America is the
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Speaker 1: greatest country in the world and with business and interest.
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Speaker 1: You know, most of all politicians will will be compromised
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Speaker 1: by donations and threats, intimidation through blackmail. Going forward, if
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Speaker 1: we want to have better candidates for elections, we must
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Speaker 1: make black mail illegal in American politics. We must pass
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Speaker 1: a law to make black mail illegal. If you blackmail
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Speaker 1: an American politician, you should be the wine trouble, not
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Speaker 1: the American politician. Let it be a crime that a
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Speaker 1: politician commits that it should be left in the courts
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Speaker 1: to adjudicate. It should not be a politiicer blackmail or
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Speaker 1: compromise that you use use something somebody is closet or
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Speaker 1: some a mistake for a politician, and you blackmail the politician,
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Speaker 1: then you're doing a disservice to America. Blackmail is doing
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Speaker 1: a disservice to America. It's high term. America makes it illegal.
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Speaker 1: It's a constitutional on an unpatriotic to blackmail American politicians
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Speaker 1: or to threaten them with something that I've done in
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Speaker 1: their privacy or something that I've done wrong that you
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Speaker 1: don't buy the goods on somebody to compromise the politician,
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Speaker 1: and the politician is taking care of America. Back in
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Speaker 1: No American interest. And when you compromise that politician or
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Speaker 1: black made a politician, then the politician tells you are
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Speaker 1: bidding at the expense of America. That is not fair
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Speaker 1: to America, and that is not fair to the politician too. Else,
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Speaker 1: good people we're not be in office. It's very easy
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Speaker 1: to black make good people. It's very easy to black
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Speaker 1: make good leaders. And by that we promote corruption and
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Speaker 1: the partisan and bad policies and bad decisions because the
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Speaker 1: decisions sometimes are not coming for the politicians, coming from
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Speaker 1: the politicians, and those decisions sometimes are not made for
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Speaker 1: the good of America, for the long term prosperity of America.
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Speaker 1: Those decisions are made to fulfill a campaign promise. That
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Speaker 1: is something detrimental to America. We must save our politicians
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Speaker 1: by pannying black mail. If we have something for the politician,
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Speaker 1: let it be before the elections, and once the election
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Speaker 1: is over, any black mayor, we know it, giving it
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Speaker 1: a hearing because it's being done for political purposes. If
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Speaker 1: we want our politicians to help us, then we must
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Speaker 1: protect protect them from black mail and extortion or compromise.
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Speaker 1: It becomes the vedin process. It's a vet politicians before
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Speaker 1: they are elected, and it should be criminalized those who
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Speaker 1: use black mail as a strategy to influence the decisions
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Speaker 1: of our great leaders, our great politicians to benefit their
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Speaker 1: countries or some particular reasons and expense of all of America.
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Speaker 1: Our leaders are politicians sometimes are incapable of making long
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Speaker 1: term strategic decisions that are beneficial to America because their
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Speaker 1: hands are tied. The politicians will want to make a
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Speaker 1: good decision, maybe to broke a piece or stop a war,
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Speaker 1: or negotiate for America for good business deals, or to
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Speaker 1: pass better policies that have all Americans, but as scared
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Speaker 1: of being blackmail, they're threatened that they are compromised. They
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Speaker 1: will not help America in this multi priority system. That's
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Speaker 1: the point. You must be able to have seasoned politicians
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Speaker 1: or very intelligent graduates from from civil service institutions that
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Speaker 1: are good in what they do for the sake of America.
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Speaker 1: In the multi priarity system. If we want to lead,
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Speaker 1: we must very careful about cultural war or cultural wars
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Speaker 1: politics or race based politics that this infranchises certain groups
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Speaker 1: work well in the eighteen hundreds, walk where in the sixties,
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Speaker 1: walk where in the unipolarity system may and not work
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Speaker 1: well in the multiparty system. Multipl multiplarity is in itself
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Speaker 1: a diversified system. Multi priority means no uni poority in it.
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Speaker 1: More than two to tangle in the multi party system.
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Speaker 1: Population it's an economic, political and Joe strategic advantage in it. People.
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Speaker 1: You need to invest in your people, You need to
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Speaker 1: create new talent. You don't need to discriminate against your people.
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Speaker 1: You cannot tie one of your hands, be on your
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Speaker 1: back and compete with China or Russia, India or some
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Speaker 1: global subcountries or Brazil. H the black and white concept
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Speaker 1: of politics. We can still go down the route if
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Speaker 1: you want to. But population wise being a disadvantage. Just
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Speaker 1: think about how many engineers the Chinese graduate every year.
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Speaker 1: We're lacking behind in that. But if we go by
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Speaker 1: discrimination by race and gender or whatever that is those
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Speaker 1: cultural world politics, it's good. We want to stay in
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Speaker 1: a little country. In a multi party system, you cannot
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Speaker 1: dominate the world. You cannot link the war with racism
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Speaker 1: or sexism with piquantry, you cannot link the war with discombination.
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Speaker 1: It doesn't work. We can choose to keep that if
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Speaker 1: we want to. I say, as I say again, all
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Speaker 1: two's don't work with new gadgets. The multi party system
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Speaker 1: favor countries who are not discriminatory against our own people.
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Speaker 1: The Chinese even trying not to protect their their geniuses
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Speaker 1: from going over from from some side that they don't
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Speaker 1: want them. That scared that they might go over see
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Speaker 1: they might be kidnapped and they might be falsely in prison.
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Speaker 1: They want their talent to stay home on the best
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Speaker 1: of the best, to be careful as the travel overseas.
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Speaker 1: And if we go by discrimination, and it's a discrimination,
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Speaker 1: discriminate about the skin of the person, but not the
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Speaker 1: mind or the intellect, not the creativity, not the contribution.
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Speaker 1: So for some repugnant, repugnant or narcissistic or or inhumane
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Speaker 1: or crue reasons, you knock out yourself out of the
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Speaker 1: game because you don't want people setting people for the
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Speaker 1: way they look. And what if everybody that looks like
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Speaker 1: you is not is not it's not super intelligent, it's
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Speaker 1: not good in everything. Only you being a desire advantage
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Speaker 1: because you cannot one risk, cannot be good at everything.
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Speaker 1: One is a single risk, come good at everything depend
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Speaker 1: on the population. The quantity and quality of the population matters.
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Speaker 1: Discrimination does not bring out the best, and nepotism doesn't
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Speaker 1: bring the best. Meritocracy brings out the best in the
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Speaker 1: multiparty system. We need to promote talent, geniuses, gifted humans.
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Speaker 1: Want to build our schools, no child left behind. We
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Speaker 1: need to have every America to grow. Our schools are oh.
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Speaker 1: The curriculum are oh. We need to change a unipolar
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Speaker 1: courriculum to a multipolar courriculium. The multi latter are colloquialium.
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Speaker 1: Those days are gone. The type of education with teach
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Speaker 1: kids in public schools in civil civic education. How great
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Speaker 1: we are can only last if every American is capable
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Speaker 1: to compete on our behalf internationally. We cannot cheat. We
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Speaker 1: cannot impose sanctions or tariffs and go to wars. It's
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Speaker 1: proving the war it's not working because the gadget of
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Speaker 1: war today has changed. The gudget of war has changed.
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Speaker 1: Mm hm hm. And what we need to fix it's intelligence.
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Speaker 1: Look at the best schools, the best universities, but we
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Speaker 1: are the best engineers, are the best physicists of our
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Speaker 1: research and technology. H it's it's it's the best in
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Speaker 1: the world. But it's it's it's just within the particular
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Speaker 1: nature particular group of people. So based on population density,
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Speaker 1: we are just a few humans with the cheap on
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Speaker 1: the mind brains of humanity, and we need to scale,
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Speaker 1: We need to scale their intelligence. The word's gonna be
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Speaker 1: led by difficial intelligence. It's been proven to Nvidia and
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Speaker 1: what our politicians they trying to block China and sell retimine. Again,
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Speaker 1: cannot block intelligence. You can block a person, you can
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Speaker 1: stop a person, and can stop the country, but you
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Speaker 1: cannot stop intelligence. Intelligence is fluid, it's it's it's an essence.
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Speaker 1: It's something cannot hold. You cannot touch it in somebody's head,
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Speaker 1: and it's pass on. It's start, it's is preserved and
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Speaker 1: it's exponentiated. You can it train talent. You cannot stop
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Speaker 1: somebody as his talent. You cannot stop somebody's tree from growing.
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Speaker 1: It can grow your own tree. When you spending them
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Speaker 1: stopping others, you stopping yourself. Exam Princes always mean that
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Speaker 1: the prison guard is in prison even though they are
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Speaker 1: doing a great job, they cannot go do other things.
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Speaker 1: So you're trying to stop others, you're confining your own self.
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Speaker 1: You are in the same confinement. The mentality to stop
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Speaker 1: others is different. From a mentality to compete, to improve,
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Speaker 1: to grow and lead. We cannot lead by stopping orders.
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Speaker 1: Because you can stop somebody physically cannot stop their minds.
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Speaker 1: The quantity of the population. You cannot stop China, cannot
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Speaker 1: stop India. It cannot stop Africa. You cannot stop Asia
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Speaker 1: or the Americans. You can't stop yourself. And the mechanisms
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Speaker 1: we are trying to use to stop others today are oh,
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Speaker 1: you know, we got antivicial intelligence today and certain countries
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Speaker 1: use different They use harmony and by by and different
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Speaker 1: satellite structure and intelligence and intelligence structure, and they've been
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Speaker 1: trying to build that. They're trying to move away from
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Speaker 1: the most most law in cheap development. That's what they
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Speaker 1: call the the tow if if if I'm get it right.
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Speaker 1: New promises through RUWAI actually create a new paradigm in
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Speaker 1: cheap in moving away from lithographic machines. So intelligence in
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Speaker 1: research and preview papers and things are changing intelligence fair
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Speaker 1: to compete in the multi party system, we need to
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Speaker 1: invest in that. It's not a talking point for politicians.
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Speaker 1: It's something that's practical of our schools, our professors, our
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Speaker 1: research and institutions. We need to fund it fund these institutions.
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Speaker 1: We need to cultivate talent Harvard, here, M T, and
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Speaker 1: O discrete institutions or schools in America. Forget the race stuff,
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Speaker 1: forget affirmative action stuff, forget the quartering stuff. That time
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Speaker 1: is over. Go for the best American talent. Doesn't matter
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Speaker 1: where it comes from, doesn't matter what never hurt, what gender,
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Speaker 1: what race or class or national origin? Do this for
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Speaker 1: America and to lead the multi party system. We need
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Speaker 1: to reinvent ourselves. I need to get we need to
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Speaker 1: create a new national petal tic strategy. Oh, we need
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Speaker 1: to really define ourselves. What is it that that we
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Speaker 1: are looking for? What is it that want to be?
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Speaker 1: Is still a counter on the here based on the
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Speaker 1: statue of liberty? Our immigration? What is it? What is
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Speaker 1: it in this multiparty system? What does it mean to
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Speaker 1: be an American? What is expected of each American? What service?
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Speaker 1: What expectation, responsibility, obligation is expected of each American? Our
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Speaker 1: politics needs needs a new paradigm shift the concepts of
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Speaker 1: villains and the concept of democracy and Atocrasian system. Where
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Speaker 1: we must look for a villain. It can be for
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Speaker 1: a country that talk about the communists or somebody said
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Speaker 1: tyrant or almost that time is over. It's just a
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Speaker 1: place of natural national resources and natural time. The boogey
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Speaker 1: man politics that was sacrifice resources to go after Gaddafi
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Speaker 1: or maybe sat down was saying, it may be some
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Speaker 1: some some that spent all time against Putin, and we
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Speaker 1: must look for somebody. It must almost look for the
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Speaker 1: new Hitler, who must create somebody in that image that
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Speaker 1: would tell an eye and will rally against and that
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Speaker 1: Afaser international political structure, it's all not priority talks about multilateralism.
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Speaker 1: We need to work with countries and compare with countries
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Speaker 1: and with mutual respect, if you may, with dignity and
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Speaker 1: respect of sovereignty. The multi priority system countries cannot compromise
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Speaker 1: on that. You can see how Iran is fighting to
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Speaker 1: their teeth just to maintain their sovereignty. If you don't
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Speaker 1: know what it means to the global South, you can
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Speaker 1: kill everybody in Iran. Don't not give up their sovereignty.
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Speaker 1: That's what multi priority is all about. That tue political
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Speaker 1: you know, political dynamicism or I don't know how to
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Speaker 1: call it. That that colonial new colonial or neo liberal,
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Speaker 1: that Fukuyama types of type of thinkin it's over all
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Speaker 1: those books are Oh, it's a new world today driven
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Speaker 1: by intelligence and warfare. It's not how much budget you
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Speaker 1: got for the war. And countries are just intelligent today
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Speaker 1: in their warfare and they don't want to go to war.
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Speaker 1: It's just for self defense. It means people must not
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Speaker 1: listen to you today because threat of war to bomb
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Speaker 1: their motor, to decapitate or oh, I don't know what
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Speaker 1: that is. It doesn't do anything. So called bad guys
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Speaker 1: will kill you. Just kill one person, to kill an
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Speaker 1: old person. The kids take over and the kid is
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Speaker 1: more revengeful to you than the father or the mother.
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Speaker 1: That it did not work. But it was good then,
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Speaker 1: but today we need to We need to find ourselves
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Speaker 1: our international policy and nation building or colonizing countries and
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Speaker 1: it's just expenditure. We take over Venezuela and what will
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Speaker 1: happen We make the people to be dependent. We need
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Speaker 1: to fix that. We can strategically work with countries and
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Speaker 1: still allow them to have the autonomy and their sovereignty.
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Speaker 1: The multi priority system is what do you have that
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Speaker 1: people need? No coation, intimidation for domination. It's ways of resources.
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Speaker 1: America can't what everybody needs. If we just change our
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Speaker 1: politics and readjust ourself to the multi priority order. It's
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Speaker 1: a choice to readjust to it, or we keep building
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Speaker 1: the dead horse, that nostalgic of past glories, and that
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Speaker 1: becomes a denial. It's like we are going through stages
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Speaker 1: of grief to be told we're in a multi priority
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Speaker 1: system and America can still lead a multi priority system
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Speaker 1: if we really i just ourselves and fix a thing
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Speaker 1: or two and see ourselves as a country at the
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Speaker 1: disposal of humanity, that humans need us more than they
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Speaker 1: think they do, because we have almost everything that they need.
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Speaker 1: And we'll start to sell to the world, say everything
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Speaker 1: that people want from us, enrich ourselves our businesses, and
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Speaker 1: improve on america infrastructure, create wealth for America and beil
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Speaker 1: our endorsed to their base and supply chain capacity without
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Speaker 1: provoking a war, threatening all our countries and occupying straits
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Speaker 1: or or strategy choke points and all that old policy
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Speaker 1: that we need to strangle China, we need to stranger Russia,
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Speaker 1: we need to all those things. Are all those politicians
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Speaker 1: that still think that way, They don't have a job.
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Speaker 1: It's not working. It never worked. The self deception should
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Speaker 1: be over. We need to be strategically realistic. As certain
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Speaker 1: countries are yet to stay, you can walk with them.
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Speaker 1: It must not be important by fighting orders or by
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Speaker 1: going to war or bout distriant orders. It can It
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Speaker 1: can be important because you are good as we are,
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Speaker 1: because you have what people need. People come to you.
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Speaker 1: People don't go to Beijing or go to China because
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Speaker 1: they like China. They go to China because they need China.
39:57
Speaker 1: They should come to America because they need because they
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Speaker 1: need them. America should make ourselves to be needed. I
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Speaker 1: always say that the best thing in the relationship, make
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Speaker 1: yourself to be needed. The party that is needed the
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Speaker 1: most naturally has an open hand because you're needed the most.
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Speaker 1: We should make ourselves to be needed. By that. When
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Speaker 1: you make our citizens to be needed, every American should
40:36
Speaker 1: be needed. Every American should have something to offer overseas.
40:42
Speaker 1: That way would teach them we don't just in debt
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Speaker 1: Americans and they go to school and get that accommunity
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Speaker 1: that so much that we got all these specialties in
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Speaker 1: schools and degrees that those degrees are just nothing. It's
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Speaker 1: just a scind were just cheating the American people, which
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Speaker 1: is indebt in the American people. And we know that
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Speaker 1: we make a real education to be unaffordable, then unnecessary education.
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Speaker 1: Students accumulate loans and after the degrees and they got
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Speaker 1: nothing to do with the decree. How many Americans are
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Speaker 1: out there having having part time jobs or having you know,
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Speaker 1: little paying jobs that do not match the degree the
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Speaker 1: degrees they have will let them have those degrees that
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Speaker 1: have no use. You need to fix that. So much
41:53
Speaker 1: about tificial intelligence, we cannot not tell that sh intelligence,
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Speaker 1: but are quantum information of fusion technology or not non
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Speaker 1: technology or new materials technologies? The future is in the semiconductors.
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Speaker 1: If we choose to bann Nvidia from selling their chaps,
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Speaker 1: we're need copping ourselves. If you're preventing Tesla or Google
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Speaker 1: or some other great American metal, some great American companies
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Speaker 1: or on Toropic, oh a, Micron, all these great American companies,
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Speaker 1: just just to name a few. If you're not helping
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Speaker 1: them on the Amazon or space X, you know, or
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Speaker 1: Virgin Origin if the name is correct, or the great
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Speaker 1: America companies AI companies and you're not help helping them
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Speaker 1: to build their data farm or you need to help
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Speaker 1: American companies grow, and those American companies need to train
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Speaker 1: real talent. There is a si and from some system,
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Speaker 1: all traditional systems like Asia Africa, that you train your
43:28
Speaker 1: successor you train people to take over here. I always
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Speaker 1: respect a lad mask if my pronunciation of the name
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Speaker 1: is correct. Everywhere he goes, he goes with the kid,
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Speaker 1: with the son, with a child. That's what parents do.
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Speaker 1: You're teaching that kid to be there tomorrow. If you're
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Speaker 1: not there. We must teach and train the next generations.
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Speaker 1: It must not end with us. All the CEOs we
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Speaker 1: have are they're teaching their children. Are they're teaching the
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Speaker 1: next generations and they're prepping their next talent. Are people
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Speaker 1: rising to merit and what they do? You're doing that
44:29
Speaker 1: for America. The way you're not dead tomorrow, the company
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Speaker 1: don't The company doesn't need to go under five for bankruptcy.
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Speaker 1: It needs to continue. Those are the good old days
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Speaker 1: of America that we can carry over. Then there is
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Speaker 1: the economics, our economic the economy. We need to really strategize.
45:08
Speaker 1: The fear that we should be worried about. It's our
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Speaker 1: financial system. The bubble is building, inflation, recession and depression.
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Speaker 1: We should be careful this time. Inflation, stackflation, slow down,
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Speaker 1: the economy of depression, publization as I call it, the
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Speaker 1: bubble economy, the Fiat system, the over evaluation of stocks,
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Speaker 1: and the digital economy since they're not mostly they're not
45:47
Speaker 1: based on commodities and natural resources, on physical goods, which
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Speaker 1: are very careful. Because the multipriority means a weakening of
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Speaker 1: the dollar or dinitarization, our dead increase and just the
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Speaker 1: interest payment on our debt, our bond, the bond market
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Speaker 1: or treasury heills the truth, trust and worthiness of our
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Speaker 1: financial system, which were very careful in the unipolar system.
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Speaker 1: We can print our money and we can we can't
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Speaker 1: do what we do best in the multi priority system.
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Speaker 1: The petro dollar is threatened, countries attained to didiarize, so
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Speaker 1: whore very careful if something happened to our financial market,
46:56
Speaker 1: something happens to the economy with something far worse than
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Speaker 1: two thousand and eight, where we could just bail the
47:07
Speaker 1: banks and and and austerity and the citizens by the brand,
47:17
Speaker 1: citizens are already strained, straining, citizens are childering a lot.
47:25
Speaker 1: Affordability is a reality, Arising prices is a reality, critical
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Speaker 1: debt still on debt is a reality. The stock market
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Speaker 1: is good, the financial market is good, but the main
47:44
Speaker 1: strain by the main street, not the war straight. The
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Speaker 1: main street is struggling and we need to borrow. Oh.
47:59
Speaker 1: I see most countries are buying goal so are buying
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Speaker 1: silver and somewhat minerals. Countries are stockpiling. And the day
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Speaker 1: comes when a semiconductor away cheap becomes a strategic natural
48:34
Speaker 1: resource that becomes a control mineral, digital mineral for countries
48:47
Speaker 1: that that you need to follow certain rules to have.
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Speaker 1: We should be careful not to collapse awhile sister economically, financially,
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Speaker 1: it's a very pivotal time. I need to restructure our military.
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Speaker 1: I should promote intelligence, not race. Strong man, it is
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Speaker 1: a concept of all strong mine intelligence. My genius is mine.
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Speaker 1: I py minds. Our military should intelligent quality of mine,
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Speaker 1: not race, no gender nor cultural. You can go the
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Speaker 1: way of all. Oh, you adapted a Niel. Sometimes it's
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Speaker 1: difficult to be left handed at our age. America is
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Speaker 1: yet to start. We must prep a younger generation to
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Speaker 1: take out the future. The kids of today are gonna
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Speaker 1: live in a multipolar war where America is not doing
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Speaker 1: anything alone. The kids of today are going to live
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Speaker 1: in a war with multipolarity of powers, not for them, domination,
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Speaker 1: not for conflict, of a positive competition. When it's to
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Speaker 1: prep the new talent for the future, we don't need
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Speaker 1: to waste resources on war. Divert those resources to buire
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Speaker 1: our infastructure, educational civil infastructure, civil infrastructure, revamp our military
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Speaker 1: architecture to be for the future, and our schools or
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Speaker 1: universities and the quality of job. We need to prepare
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Speaker 1: Americans to compete in the multipolar party future. Philosopher Prince
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Speaker 1: are intelligences. Philosopher Prince Isrozar on the Great City of
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Speaker 1: Las Vegas, May twenty seven, twenty twenty six. Thank you,