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Prince Israel Zaar Happy New Year Speech for 2026 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: As the light of the year twenty twenty five is
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Speaker 1: being extinguished. Happy New Year twenty twenty six to all
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Speaker 1: our family members and to our followers, to fellow Americans,
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Speaker 1: and and to the world in general. Happy New Year
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty six. We wish that this new year brings
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Speaker 1: the best of you, brings the best of humanity, and
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Speaker 1: that this new year should heal the world. That the
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Speaker 1: new year should build bridges, and it should bring nations
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Speaker 1: together and humanity together for common prosperity, to build a
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Speaker 1: better world, to prevent conflicts and wars. That like this
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Speaker 1: new year, stop the wars and bring peace. That this
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Speaker 1: new year should mark a turning point for the people
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Speaker 1: in Ukraine, for the people in Gaza, for the people
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Speaker 1: in Sudan or Ethiopia or smaller Somalia, for the people
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Speaker 1: in Thailand and Cambodia. Let they bring pace on the
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Speaker 1: Taiwan Strait, South China Sea. Let the brain pace to
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Speaker 1: the people of Venezuela and our hemisphere. Let it bring
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Speaker 1: peace on our borders. That'll bring pace to the people
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Speaker 1: of Europe and their struggle for survivor for the fear
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Speaker 1: of what Russia can do. A will be peace between
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Speaker 1: these people. Abbi peace between the Slavics, people of Ukraine
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Speaker 1: and Russia. All be peace between they hang Hang people
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Speaker 1: of China and Taiwan. ABI peace in this our hemisphere,
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Speaker 1: between America and our neighbors. ABI peace in Africa between
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Speaker 1: their sectary and virus and couded house and leaders who
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Speaker 1: stay in power into perpetuity. Abby peace in the war
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Speaker 1: that leaders come together to fight poverty, object poverty, systemic poverty.
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Speaker 1: For time after time, nations have guarded in the world
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Speaker 1: the United Nation conferences, speeches by political leaders organizations, and
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Speaker 1: the African Unity or High Corporation or the Breaks or
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Speaker 1: the North Atlantic Alliance or the media is organizations or
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Speaker 1: Arab Lakes and South American likes and the European all
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Speaker 1: these peoples of the war and leaders in power. Year
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Speaker 1: after year they talk of poverty, fighting poverty, eliminating poverty
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Speaker 1: has been speeched after spage and the people, peoples of
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Speaker 1: the war still living object poverty. Most people in the
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Speaker 1: world cannot feed themselves, don't know where that next meal
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Speaker 1: we come from. Some have been staffed in war. Humans
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Speaker 1: to humans are preventing humans from eating food. Humans to
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Speaker 1: humans are starving Humans to death. Sometimes as political or
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Speaker 1: as war strategies, they prevent food from getting to fellow humans.
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Speaker 1: Where is our humanity? Where's the promise of those scriptures
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Speaker 1: or those great books that we read. We talk about
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Speaker 1: God and staff humans to death? What God are we
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Speaker 1: talking about? We talk about being civilized and deprive the
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Speaker 1: poor from their daily bread. What type of civil lidity
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Speaker 1: are we talking about? How civilized are way? We hope
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Speaker 1: that twenty twenty six touches our humanity, for us not
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Speaker 1: to be judgmentor but to become passionate, to be empathetic,
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Speaker 1: to sympathize with the plight of the hungry, of those hungry,
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Speaker 1: starving people in Sudan and some parts of Africa. We
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Speaker 1: hope that this year twenty twenty six, as great leaders
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Speaker 1: around the world promise should fight corruption, corruption and nepotism,
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Speaker 1: we cannot carry over these human vices into the new year.
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Speaker 1: Twenty twenty six can be free of corruption. One of
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Speaker 1: the things holding humanity bag is nepotistic corruption or corruption
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Speaker 1: for economic and financial means. Depriving the people from the
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Speaker 1: gains of their natural resources is part of the plight
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Speaker 1: of the African people. Their leaders and deprive them from
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Speaker 1: the gains of their natural resources, the natural resource curse.
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Speaker 1: The people of Africa are the richest people on planet Earth.
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Speaker 1: Everybody with the mind and brain knows this. That Africans
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Speaker 1: are the richest people on planet Earth because they are
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Speaker 1: blessed with the natural resources that only Africa can have,
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Speaker 1: or that only African has. But this natural resources is
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Speaker 1: not to the benefit of their people. These natural resources
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Speaker 1: is not to the benefit of infrastructural development. These natural resources,
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Speaker 1: on the contrary, creates sectarian violence, cooldaitars, foreign intervention, civil unress, instability,
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Speaker 1: scrambling for those natural resources. And this continent is blessed
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Speaker 1: with corrupt leaders. Let's call it. Let's call it for
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Speaker 1: what it tastes. Corrupt leaders and repressed leaders, the people
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Speaker 1: of scale of repression. Corrupt leaders discipher the resources of
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Speaker 1: state natural resource theft. These leaders still these natural resources
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Speaker 1: and then take them over, says these leaders of Africa.
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Speaker 1: They collude and collide the corrupt institutions a black market
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Speaker 1: to sell the resources of the African people and deprive
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Speaker 1: them of their well bay. We wish that this new
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Speaker 1: year twenty twenty six, that something should touch the souls
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Speaker 1: of African leaders. Something should touch their hearts, for them
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Speaker 1: to look themselves into the mirror and to pay their
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Speaker 1: countries to other countries, to realize that they themselves are
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Speaker 1: the impediments of the development of their own people, that
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Speaker 1: they can be blamed for the poverty and misery of
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Speaker 1: their own people. That these leaders in this coming year
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty six to look into the mirror and consult
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Speaker 1: their humanity, to have pride and dignity of self and
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Speaker 1: of country, to use their resources to develop their country
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Speaker 1: and prevent their people from being insulted, the mean and
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Speaker 1: discriminated upon in the Western world because of their plight.
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Speaker 1: The plight of the African people is being inflicted by
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Speaker 1: African leaders. They lack the gods and the courage and
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Speaker 1: bravery and petutism to die for their people, to die
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Speaker 1: for the resources of their people. They don't have the
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Speaker 1: gods to stand against deals that goes against the well
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Speaker 1: being of their people. Corruption leads to blackmail. You're black
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Speaker 1: male because you're corrupt. If you just not to be corrupt,
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Speaker 1: there will be nothing to blackmailal against. Most of the
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Speaker 1: African leaders don't want to do good to their people,
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Speaker 1: but their corruption makes them to be threatened with black male.
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Speaker 1: Black male is that which African leaders are suffering from.
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Speaker 1: Fear of sexual exposure, elicit behavior, corrupt practices, ilicit killings,
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Speaker 1: ilicit criminalities, cruety against your own people, mass grief killings.
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Speaker 1: All these things and sexual mixative and abuse makes most
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Speaker 1: of these African leaders to be exposed for blackmail, the
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Speaker 1: black List of African Leaders, the black List of African leaders.
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Speaker 1: African leaders don't have the technological infrastructure to prevent their
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Speaker 1: leaders from being spied upon. African leaders don't have privacy
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Speaker 1: because they don't have the technological prowess not to be
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Speaker 1: spied upon. Almost every country is dropped on African leaders
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Speaker 1: easily and this exposes them to black mail. And for
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Speaker 1: these African leaders to be good leaders, then you have
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Speaker 1: nothing to hide. Be there for your people. Be transparent
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Speaker 1: and the resources of your people are your resources. Be
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Speaker 1: the leader that developed the people and get all their
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Speaker 1: awards and applause around the world for taking care of
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Speaker 1: your people. Building a new bridge, building a new school,
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Speaker 1: building a new ai harb, civilizing your people, en reaching
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Speaker 1: your people, giving your people pride to be home, not
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Speaker 1: to be dying on the high seas. For migration making
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Speaker 1: your people to go back to Africa because of the
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Speaker 1: pride of countryhood. Live a clean life if you're transparent
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Speaker 1: life copy from countries that start our corruption. The fear
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Speaker 1: of corruption is a fear of being black male. Most
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Speaker 1: advanced countries are good are black mail in smoke. Smaller
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Speaker 1: countries because of their duplicity, corruption and nepotism, cruel tastes
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Speaker 1: and humanities, false imprisonments, human rights abuse. When you, as
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Speaker 1: an African leader, can see your people as yourselves and
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Speaker 1: treat your people as you are, like yourself or your
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Speaker 1: family to betraated. When African leaders start to give their
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Speaker 1: people the privileges that they give to their own children
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Speaker 1: and family, then Africa will be a better place. Most
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Speaker 1: African leaders have good intentions, but they are compromised. I
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Speaker 1: will say it again, most Africans have good intentions, but
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Speaker 1: they are being compromised, and their compromise becomes the black
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Speaker 1: man to keep their black maid's secret. They sell their country,
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Speaker 1: their resources. They allowful foreign intervention and instability because they
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Speaker 1: have something to hide. Lesson for twenty twenty six to
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Speaker 1: African leaders have nothing to hide. Be transparent. Transparency is power.
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Speaker 1: Stamping our corruption is power us. You are transparent and
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Speaker 1: you are not corrupt, and you are constantly there for
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Speaker 1: your people with nothing to hide, then you cannot be
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Speaker 1: black mail. You cannot be black mail. How unpeaceful? And
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Speaker 1: are these leaders that there's still all these resources of
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Speaker 1: their countries and they sold their land, They sell their land,
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Speaker 1: they allow for foreign intervention, They still all the money
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Speaker 1: they take this money over says, and they still don't
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Speaker 1: have peace. Because the person that can blackmail you has
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Speaker 1: power over you. You become the puppet of the blackmailer.
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Speaker 1: You don't go to bed with as you're constantly afraid
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Speaker 1: that you're daily secrets will be exposed. The word is
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Speaker 1: in the closet will be exposed. Don't create anything in
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Speaker 1: the closet in the first place. Just be transparent. Ill
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Speaker 1: gotten aware of can easily be black male sexual mischiefs
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Speaker 1: can easily be black male criminality, false killings, killings of humans,
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Speaker 1: false imprisonment, black prisons, black sides. I use the word
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Speaker 1: black because black has always been synanimous for ever are
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Speaker 1: the color black on the evil as a matter of history,
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Speaker 1: African leaders, I pray upon day that assus that the
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Speaker 1: new year twenty twenty six, take this wisdom from a
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Speaker 1: voice pleased with the insight of the widow. I know
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Speaker 1: what is in your mind because I can't see it.
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Speaker 1: You want to do good to your people, but you're
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Speaker 1: scared of being black male, for your crimes against humanity,
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Speaker 1: for your crimes against your people, for the crimes against yourself,
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Speaker 1: your peace. You can overcome all this by being transparent
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Speaker 1: and fighting corruption and nepartisan and seeing the resources of
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Speaker 1: the people as well to develop the people. And we
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Speaker 1: pray the sign that this year should be the same
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Speaker 1: for the people in the Americas. To prevent corruption and
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Speaker 1: croonisms and the patroness system. For humans to be able
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Speaker 1: to fit themselves, for humans to be able not to
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Speaker 1: be poor. That's what we should wish for twenty twenty six.
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Speaker 1: I've given a solution to the African people to fight
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Speaker 1: poverty and hunger. I prevented corruption and the partisan and
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Speaker 1: illegalities are illicit transaction and behaviors. Wish that is here.
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Speaker 1: Twenty twenty six. She resolved the crisis in Ukraine between
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Speaker 1: Ukraine and Russia. We cannot keep seeing the good people
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Speaker 1: of Ukraine die. The people of Russia should not die,
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Speaker 1: but they die by choice. For Joe political consolidation. The
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Speaker 1: people of Russia die by choice for Joe political consolidation.
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Speaker 1: The people in Ukraine die mm hm for the land
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Speaker 1: and let it be for that yah that the wary
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Speaker 1: in Ukraine. It's about fighting for nationhood and fighting to
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Speaker 1: protect mhm jee political dominance your Russia for fear of
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Speaker 1: the collapse of the Russian state. It's doing what Russia
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Speaker 1: is doing for its own security and first of all
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Speaker 1: geo political reasons. You is doing what Ukraine is doing
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Speaker 1: because the war is being waged on Ukrainian territory. Ukraine
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Speaker 1: is fighting for its land to be left alone. That's
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Speaker 1: the call to the matters. Russia worried off its national
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Speaker 1: security for the fear of Europe and NATA and Russia
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Speaker 1: fighting the war for some Joe politicals came of reason
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Speaker 1: for the whole order, and Ukraine fighting for its survivor.
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Speaker 1: Those are the two people fighting, two countries fighting. But
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Speaker 1: behind this you have Europe, you have America, and you
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Speaker 1: have the globals out That's the entanglement of what is
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Speaker 1: happening in Ukraine. And we wish that in the year
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty six. The underlying causes of the war is
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Speaker 1: resolved for them to be peace. I said, as I
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Speaker 1: said the man again, there are no winners when people
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Speaker 1: of five wars. There might be victory declaration, but you
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Speaker 1: cannot bring lives back. Millions of people have died in
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Speaker 1: the war in Ukraine, for the actual numbers of casualties
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Speaker 1: have been hidden by both sides. But we sympathize more
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Speaker 1: with the people in Ukraine, for they don't have the
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Speaker 1: might of Russia. And wish wish that Europe and America
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Speaker 1: should be mindful not to sacrifice Ukraine for politic against
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Speaker 1: and we wish that Ukraine should take the olive branch
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Speaker 1: offer to them by President Donald Trump. If that olive
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Speaker 1: branch is not accepted, then for the Russia that we
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Speaker 1: all know the risk achieving their goals on the battle fire,
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Speaker 1: that means more blood shed, more deaths, more first structure
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Speaker 1: I developed, destruction, more undress, more crueties, and the less
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Speaker 1: we value human lives, there was away humanity. Twenty twenty six,
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Speaker 1: you'd be the year that the Ukrainian people can have peace.
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Speaker 1: They can rebuild what is left of their homeland and
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Speaker 1: move on. And the fear of the Lucal young people
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Speaker 1: is genuine. They are being squeezed by Russia, by Europe,
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Speaker 1: by native and by America. And if we should support
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Speaker 1: the people of Ukraine, of which we should, then let
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Speaker 1: it be genuine, Let it be joining. Support for the
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Speaker 1: people of Ukraine. Are not provocation for Russia. Do not
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Speaker 1: support Ukraine by provoking Russia. It means you're hurting Ukraine.
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Speaker 1: That's the truth of the matters. Ukraine cannot defeat Russia.
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Speaker 1: The might, the population, the military industrial complex, the system
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Speaker 1: of government authoritative one democratic, one influence heavily by the West,
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Speaker 1: and one with agency, autonomy and control of itself, one
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Speaker 1: having more resources and the other doesn't. We know that
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Speaker 1: the power of politics and the power dynamics does not
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Speaker 1: favor Ukraine. And we know the people of Ukraine are
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Speaker 1: great fighters, their resilient, They will fight to the death
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Speaker 1: for their land and their people. Their braverity and courage
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Speaker 1: should be rewarded with peace, a reasonable settlement that does
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Speaker 1: not lead to capitulation or seen as surrender, A settlement
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Speaker 1: that will at least be acceptable for the Ukrainian Parliament
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Speaker 1: to accept or for the referendum of the people to accept.
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Speaker 1: Twenty twenty six should be a year of peace in Ukraine.
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Speaker 1: And as I see how twenty twenty five is being
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Speaker 1: and dead, I can see the news in Russia and
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Speaker 1: the threat of attacking the resident of the Russian president
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Speaker 1: with drones that failed, I can see where that might
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Speaker 1: lead my literal extension of the war. It might the
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Speaker 1: fear in Russia changing the policy. The feam is literally
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Speaker 1: Russia changing their policy from from from military for what
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Speaker 1: they call that. They don't call it a war the physical,
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Speaker 1: they call it a military oppression. The fear is twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty six that might shift from a military oppression to
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Speaker 1: fighting terrorism. And once great powers designate other powers as terrorists,
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Speaker 1: we know what happens. It's being rectified by their Congress
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Speaker 1: or their parliament, and countries are viewed upon as terrorists,
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Speaker 1: and then it means countries act out of the jurisdiction
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Speaker 1: of law. We should not let that happen to the
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Speaker 1: people of Ukraine. We're beg for the Russians. I used
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Speaker 1: the work back for the new year not to see
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Speaker 1: the Ukrainian state as a terrorist state. Let should not
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Speaker 1: see Ukraine as that. Thou will not be genuine, Thou'll
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Speaker 1: not be honest, But that might forfeit their political ambitions,
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Speaker 1: but that will lead to the precautions in the long
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Speaker 1: run for Ukraine and Russia. A Slavic people, stop killing yourselves,
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Speaker 1: come to the negotiation tables. Let a negotiation be journey.
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Speaker 1: Politicians lie to themselves by not accepting reality. Politicians think
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Speaker 1: about their power. Sometimes they will sacrifice their people to
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Speaker 1: stay in power. We don't hope that is what is
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Speaker 1: happening in Ukraine or in Russia at debut. Peace for
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Speaker 1: the new year. We're not naive that pace is tough.
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Speaker 1: We're not naive they went to countries fight one another
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Speaker 1: is because they hate one another. No hatred of the people,
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Speaker 1: hatred of political systems and political leaders. We know that
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Speaker 1: they don't like one another, their politicians, their leaders. We're
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Speaker 1: not putting on a light to sit in the room
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Speaker 1: with Cerdin skin and Serlenski will be unable to sit
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Speaker 1: in a room with Putin without American and Europe we
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Speaker 1: know that reality. We know the causes of the war,
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Speaker 1: We know the long term course and the immediate causes
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Speaker 1: of the war, and we know the way to peace.
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Speaker 1: Twenty twenty six you be the year of peace in Ukraine.
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Speaker 1: That should be the responsibility of Zelenski putent European leaders
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Speaker 1: and our president do not Trump and for nature to
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Speaker 1: understand the shifting geopolitical realities, like twenty twenty six it
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Speaker 1: goingly be a year of peace in the Middle s.
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Speaker 1: We are pre said President Donald Trump, and Kushna and
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Speaker 1: uh uh wickugh if I say the name right and
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Speaker 1: Michael Ribia for our people for happy uh. They talked
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Speaker 1: to Prime Minister Nata Yao and we tank Saudi Arabia
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Speaker 1: and kata u A, Egypt, Jordan and Europe, you know,
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Speaker 1: and China and Russia and Turkey and including Iran, you know,
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Speaker 1: for seeing the position of Israel that Israel needs peace,
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Speaker 1: safety and security in their neighborhood. It should be peace
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Speaker 1: in Gaza, but it shouldn't compromise the safety and security
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Speaker 1: of Israel. Israel got genuine safety and security concern or
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Speaker 1: you live in an unstable neighborhood. That peace still, no
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Speaker 1: matter how fragile it is. Stop us from saying the
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Speaker 1: debts and starvation and hunger everyday on TV and we
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Speaker 1: hope that it's not continuing. We should wish that twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty six that the second face of the peace plan,
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Speaker 1: it should be genuinely considered, because at the point in
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Speaker 1: time the killing must you know, it hurts our humanity.
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Speaker 1: No matter how we like and favor countries, it had
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Speaker 1: our humanity, innocent people that die of starvash and hunger.
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Speaker 1: When we see humans as if they're in the Hunger Games,
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Speaker 1: it's you see humans as if it's arma getting, as
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Speaker 1: if the world is coming to our end. When you
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Speaker 1: see humans at that state, you cannot but feel for them.
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Speaker 1: It's strategically wise for countries who seek support from the
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Speaker 1: larger ward not to object their enemies to scavengery. Humanity
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Speaker 1: cannot take that. That just basic common sense. We don't
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Speaker 1: want to see that again in Gaza. It's for Hamas
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Speaker 1: to acknowledge your might of Israel and say compromise, disarmament,
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Speaker 1: the de radicalization, right, and demilitarization. I talk about this
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Speaker 1: when they when the war started. Demilitarization, disarmament, right and
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Speaker 1: de radicalization. I recorded the three d's. I said, that
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Speaker 1: is the only way for peace in this place, this deradicalization.
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Speaker 1: This are my men. And the third day I forgot.
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Speaker 1: I said, all the time I must must disarm. There
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Speaker 1: must The people of gods are the most deradicalize. This
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Speaker 1: is a very important They must genuinely consider this. There
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Speaker 1: must d militarize. They must genuinely consider this. H the
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Speaker 1: Gaza administration, the p l A or whatever they call it,
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Speaker 1: it's very fragile. They themselves must come within themselves with
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Speaker 1: the Arab neighbors and those who support them, including Iran.
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Speaker 1: They must have a conference within themselves. Jordan, Jordan, Qatar,
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Speaker 1: ue is currently right their marriage, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Egypt,
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Speaker 1: Turkey and this golf leaders and the Ottomans or Turkey
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Speaker 1: because Turkey wants to be an Ottoman emperor. They should
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Speaker 1: think about that. Will not create peace in the world.
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Speaker 1: They surely consider that. But they should come together and
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Speaker 1: be joining, be genuine, to sit with Israel and accept
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Speaker 1: the war is of Israel to be genuine. Unless those
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Speaker 1: security threats stop hovering over Israel, do not be peace
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Speaker 1: in that part of the world. Were like, be peaceful
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Speaker 1: and safe and secure Israel. Say it again, we would
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Speaker 1: like a peaceful, secure and safe Israel. And when there's peaceful,
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Speaker 1: secure and safe is rare, then there will be peace,
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Speaker 1: safety and security in the Middle is and that part
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Speaker 1: of the world. Iran should come to terms that Israel
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Speaker 1: has the right to exist. You cannot just say does
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Speaker 1: not the right to exist. That makes no sense that
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Speaker 1: create war. Iran needs to come to terms that Israel
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Speaker 1: it's a nuclear power, even though on the fissure, and
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Speaker 1: if you need to come to terms that Iran doesn't
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Speaker 1: need to be a nuclear power in order to be
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Speaker 1: respected in their part of the neighborhood. They have Messi
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Speaker 1: and rone technology that is aveline to a nuclear weapon.
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Speaker 1: That's why it would be unwise for the people Iran
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Speaker 1: to pursue a nuclear weapon. You not bring them peace.
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Speaker 1: They only have the military technological advancement in missiles and
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Speaker 1: drones that that in itself can be deterrent enough without
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Speaker 1: having a nuclear bomb that can one day leak, and
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Speaker 1: that that can in the modern society, having a nuclear
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Speaker 1: bomb is a trap. If Iran is wise enough, they
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Speaker 1: should not find that trap. But they can have their
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Speaker 1: military deterrance for the balance of power without a nuclub bomb.
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Speaker 1: If Iran is to have that weapon, what we stops
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Speaker 1: out the Arabia or Egypt, turky or everybody else in
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Speaker 1: that part of the world. Of having you don't have,
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Speaker 1: you don't want to have a nuclear bomb arms race
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Speaker 1: in twenty twenty six. That is already there's already a
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Speaker 1: piece deal. It used to be a piece plan, now
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Speaker 1: is a piece there. We call up on both parties
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Speaker 1: to be genuine to the pace there and not to
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Speaker 1: use the piece there as it means to an end
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Speaker 1: to achieve war goals. Humanity is not a knife anymore.
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Speaker 1: Your politics today is different countries are. It's easy for
45:02
Speaker 1: countries to understand the intentions of one another to die
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Speaker 1: because of technology. So we know the intentions of the
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Speaker 1: parties in the wars. We pray for them to be
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Speaker 1: paced and the better is and we'll call upon leaders
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Speaker 1: to be brave enough, like President Donald Trump to take peace.
45:33
Speaker 1: To be brave, it's to take peace because peace takes
45:38
Speaker 1: a lot of compromise, and it's to bring people to
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Speaker 1: their table shuffle shuffle diplomacy. We should honor those who
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Speaker 1: take peace, and we should take these people into this
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Speaker 1: new year twenty twenty six and let them help us
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Speaker 1: for there to be placed in the middle is this
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Speaker 1: year twenty twenty six. It's a year of America. Back
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Speaker 1: in this hemisphere. The Moron doctrine time honor, doctory our
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Speaker 1: neighborhood need to be safe, but we cannot use the
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Speaker 1: modern doctrine to create instability in our neighborhood that will
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Speaker 1: becounter productive. We are that mighty, that heroic. We had
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Speaker 1: the greatest counter and plan on Earth. Going to war
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Speaker 1: with Venezuela does not make us any greater and make
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Speaker 1: us less. Venezuela is too small for America to reach
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Speaker 1: a wald wide. We can encourage the government to change.
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Speaker 1: We cannot deploy American troops or create instability in our
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Speaker 1: own neighborhood. We don't want Americas to be Africa instability.
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Speaker 1: It's not good for a continent. This continent has been
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Speaker 1: peaceful for time. In Memoria, our your podcast strategy should
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Speaker 1: be wise enough not to deceive our president to fall
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Speaker 1: into the Venezuelan trap. I call upon the President, wishing
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Speaker 1: the president a happy New Year, advising the President not
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Speaker 1: to fall into the Venezuela trap. Nothing good comes out
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Speaker 1: of America going to war with Venezuela. It will be
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Speaker 1: good for the globals. Are politics and geo political alignment
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Speaker 1: an unwise political strategy To go to bed and imagine
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Speaker 1: America at war with Venezuela. That cannot happen that should
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Speaker 1: not happen, and that would be geo politically and wise,
48:58
Speaker 1: it would be the geopolitical mistake of the injury. And
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Speaker 1: to the Venezuelan people. Elect leaders that have your interests.
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Speaker 1: Elect leaders that we not create instability. Have leaders that
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Speaker 1: are tough enough to protect your resources and that are
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Speaker 1: diplomatic enough to do business with the world. With the antagonism.
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Speaker 1: There are Merian Americans that are Venezuelans, and it's for
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Speaker 1: the government in Venezuela to know that, don't provoke America,
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Speaker 1: do not humilate America, do not make fun of America.
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Speaker 1: If a dare do that, it's your own device. Seek diplomacy,
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Speaker 1: see common science. Appeal to the American people, and appeal
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Speaker 1: to humanity. But use your country and your power again
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Speaker 1: to develop your people. Because you failed to develop your
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Speaker 1: people in Venezuela and provide their needs, they become it
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Speaker 1: becomes a cause of migration. And the West today is
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Speaker 1: struggling and they do not want migrants in their countries.
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Speaker 1: They learn from Eastern Europe. They learn from Hungary. Hungary
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Speaker 1: tested it that you can prevent migrants from coming to
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Speaker 1: your country and then you can develop your people better.
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Speaker 1: The humanity of that is questionable, but that's a strategy
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Speaker 1: that is being copied by many Western countries. So countries
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Speaker 1: in the Global South, you now not to create instability
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Speaker 1: in their country for the flow of migration. If you
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Speaker 1: want to be a dictator, take care of your people.
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Speaker 1: Don't be a dictator in your country and create unrest
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Speaker 1: and let your people on the high seas into countries
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Speaker 1: who are not welcoming to them. They want to be
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Speaker 1: a dictator, take care of your people to make America
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Speaker 1: become the burden of your people, because when people migrate
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Speaker 1: out of your dictatorshipe, they will form coalations and think
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Speaker 1: tanks and lobby groups to overthrow you. It's counter productive
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Speaker 1: to be a dictator when you are American's neighbor. At
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Speaker 1: a point in time, countries can't take that which they
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Speaker 1: can take from other countries. The generosity of America sometimes
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Speaker 1: is often abuse, and certain leaders come to the helm
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Speaker 1: of power to stop the migration abuse. We talk about
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Speaker 1: migration that will wish that the New Year calls upon
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Speaker 1: our humanity to treat migrants as humans, not as political poems,
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Speaker 1: which are not used migrants to come to office. Politicians
53:37
Speaker 1: use their platform of toxic nationalism. Using migrants to come
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Speaker 1: to office, they create sect secting, sectary realism in their
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Speaker 1: own countries and they are often puted out of office.
53:55
Speaker 1: And when these migrant champions come to office with this
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Speaker 1: extreme right argenta, they can't even care for their own people.
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Speaker 1: They cannot balance their budget, they cannot provide for their
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Speaker 1: own people, and all they do is pure hate, hate
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Speaker 1: and viture mi grant height out of lack of political leadership,
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Speaker 1: they cannot take care of the economies twenty twenty six,
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Speaker 1: which you not make migrants to be the problem. Some
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Speaker 1: countries genuinely need labor. Some countries like Germany, like Korea,
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Speaker 1: like Japan. There are countries that need mi grand labor.
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Speaker 1: American needs migrant labor, the Western one needs mi grand labor.
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Speaker 1: They should have policies that are humane. There are cons
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Speaker 1: that are consistent with international law, the Geneva Convention, the
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Speaker 1: UN Charter, the Humanized Charter, and just with some basic humanity.
55:26
Speaker 1: It's either you need my grants or we don't need them,
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Speaker 1: I say to Europe and treat them with dignity, with respect.
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Speaker 1: That's why I started by saying that African leaders if
55:43
Speaker 1: the European the Western countries can support African leaders to
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Speaker 1: develop their own infrastructure and to use their resources to
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Speaker 1: take care of their own people. If the Western powers
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Speaker 1: call help African fight corruption and the partism and i'm
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Speaker 1: bad governance or poor governance, the migration will take care
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Speaker 1: of itself. We cannot stabilize countries and they blame migration.
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Speaker 1: We cannot be prepared enough for a war with Venezuela
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Speaker 1: as if we are naive about the migration that will happen.
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Speaker 1: We cannot have it both ways, or it's just a
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Speaker 1: geopolitical strategy. Soh not use migrants as political pawns or
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Speaker 1: geopolitica pieces on the on the process of great power dynamics.
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Speaker 1: And if the migrants do come to countries at this
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty six a year where they become productive citizens,
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Speaker 1: they lend the languages of those countries that they get
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Speaker 1: into and they choose to assimilate or follow the rules
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Speaker 1: and the loss of those countries. Don't bring your primitive
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Speaker 1: cultures in the country, in the country that are happy
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Speaker 1: to be who they are. Europeans are proud people. The
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Speaker 1: European The European civilization is that which has given birth
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Speaker 1: to this world. I we have to die. We must
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Speaker 1: all embrace that. We must all appreciate that. We should
57:27
Speaker 1: not try to destroy that, we should promote it. They're
57:34
Speaker 1: starting round to be Western because the European culture and westernization,
57:41
Speaker 1: most of it came from Africa, from Egypt, Alexandria, some
57:47
Speaker 1: of it came from Persia, so clored from China, India.
57:53
Speaker 1: So the Western culture is a culture of humanity, so
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Speaker 1: you should be proud of it. Europeans originated from from
58:04
Speaker 1: everywhere around the world. So European culture is the world's culture.
58:13
Speaker 1: The Europeans themselves and the wester cannot sell their culture better.
58:19
Speaker 1: All of us are European, all of us are Western,
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Speaker 1: the Western culture, it's humanity's culture. Foolish? Are those who
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Speaker 1: take Western culture are European culture to be ethnic ecnocentric?
58:38
Speaker 1: It's just and wise. The concept of ethnocentric way of
58:46
Speaker 1: seeing the war. That's the problem in itself. The ethnocentric
58:53
Speaker 1: vision of the world leads to racism, sexism, bakertry and
58:57
Speaker 1: all these worlds we are firing. If European and the
59:02
Speaker 1: worst could see their culture as humanity's culture, are not
59:06
Speaker 1: as ethnocentric culture. Then the world is for us to celebrate.
59:15
Speaker 1: The wish for twenty twenty six is that the Western
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Speaker 1: Europeans should see their civilization as humanity civilization, not as
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Speaker 1: a particular ethnic group, civilization before before the conqute of
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Speaker 1: the Normans in ten sixty six, who were there. Think
59:47
Speaker 1: of the Barbarians, Think of the Mongols, Think of the Mals,
59:56
Speaker 1: or the Persians or the Ottomans. Think of the Egyptians
1:00:12
Speaker 1: and Israel. Think of the Africans who cross the oceans
1:00:22
Speaker 1: long before slavery. So Europe is the world, the West
1:00:28
Speaker 1: is the world. We are that Western, We're that European.
1:00:38
Speaker 1: That's the Sarianna's in philosophy, that's the motivasalist and philosophy.
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Speaker 1: See yourself as above everything else. Don't be restricted by
1:00:48
Speaker 1: some ethnic primitive ideologies conceived by some ancient primitive time.
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Speaker 1: That that time is over, and we see yourself as
1:00:58
Speaker 1: a motive vassialist. You'll not be fighting yourself. You'll be
1:01:04
Speaker 1: for the emprice. People want to be here because you
1:01:09
Speaker 1: are the world, not not the particular ethnic group. If
1:01:14
Speaker 1: you come, if you become ethnic, then you are lettle right.
1:01:20
Speaker 1: If you're a particular, particular people. Then you're not a general.
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Speaker 1: Then you're not a whole. You cannot be fighting to
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Speaker 1: keep a particular by trying to be the whole. That's
1:01:35
Speaker 1: a contradiction. Let me say it again. You cannot be
1:01:39
Speaker 1: trying to preserve the particular but trying to be the whole.
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Speaker 1: Acnocenteric philosophy has it time. It's time and twenty twenty six. Hm,
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Speaker 1: it's the war of multipolarity and multi latter artism. Twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty six in a year of civilizations, not a particular civilization,
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Speaker 1: not a particular ethnic group, not a particular race, not
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Speaker 1: a particular gender, not a particular polarity. That's the twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty six without living I will not talk about your
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Speaker 1: politics in the light of multi priority that we wish
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Speaker 1: that twenty twenty six should be a year with multipolarity
1:03:04
Speaker 1: doesn't lead to the Third World War. The nations to
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Speaker 1: accept multipolarity and multilateralism by still maintaining their strategic autonomy.
1:03:25
Speaker 1: Let me say it again, nations should accept multiplarity and
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Speaker 1: multilateralism by still accepting and by still maintaining their strategic autonomy.
1:03:38
Speaker 1: That's a solution to it. Multipolarity and multilateralism should not
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Speaker 1: erase the identity the sovereignty and autonomy and strategic ambiguity
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Speaker 1: and strategic strategic leverage of countries. Multi priorities in your way,
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Speaker 1: the river and streams and the tribute trees leads to
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Speaker 1: the ocean. Multi priority is that ocean that big. Upon
1:04:20
Speaker 1: those oceans, humans can co exists, coabit, Humans can compride,
1:04:31
Speaker 1: can do business. The supply chains can flow, humans can compete.
1:04:40
Speaker 1: Patterns should be respected, hyppy mans should be rewarded, Humans
1:04:47
Speaker 1: should compute to make humanity better. With that conflict, but
1:04:53
Speaker 1: with strategic ambiguity and strategic autonomy, you must not go
1:05:00
Speaker 1: to war. In order to be strong, we must not
1:05:04
Speaker 1: destroy one another. In order to be strong, being a
1:05:09
Speaker 1: bully is weak because a bully is hiding something a
1:05:15
Speaker 1: bully has in security. A bully is just like a balloon.
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Speaker 1: A balloon that just the least failure, it's destroyed. Twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty six, it's a year of multi priority. It's an
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Speaker 1: actual official beginning of multi priority. I told the birth
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Speaker 1: of multive priority a long time ago, but twenty twenty
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Speaker 1: six begins multi priority. Every counter on planet Earth knows
1:05:57
Speaker 1: that we are in a multi priority error. That's why
1:06:05
Speaker 1: the war when Ukraine will resolved, the one gods are
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Speaker 1: should be resolved, and whatever is coming with Venezuela to
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Speaker 1: be resolved because we know already that we're in a
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Speaker 1: multi priority it's a little war. She leads to strategic
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Speaker 1: autonomy and strategic strength, economic strength, leverage, not grey power rivalry,
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Speaker 1: but great power competition, not over natural resources, but over technology.
1:06:45
Speaker 1: How to better humanity, how to make life easier, how
1:06:49
Speaker 1: to create new jobs and new companies, how to foster longevity, health, prosperity, flourishment,
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Speaker 1: human to human exchanges, educational exchanges, travel tourism, civilization and autonomies,
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Speaker 1: and the pride to be a human being without the
1:07:17
Speaker 1: primitive egnocentric crutus of racism, sexism, baquetry. We're in an
1:07:27
Speaker 1: age of racial neutrality, where ethnicity is primitive, where actor
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Speaker 1: doxy and dogma leads to strategic disadvantage. Multilateralism and this
1:07:57
Speaker 1: is coming here. Should strengthen the national institutions. She strengthened
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Speaker 1: the United Nations, She strengthened the Britain Wood institutions. Its
1:08:09
Speaker 1: strengthen regional blocks. It's just strengthen unity between the global
1:08:16
Speaker 1: South and the global north that countries should see their
1:08:21
Speaker 1: strength and witnesses and every country therefore you have a
1:08:26
Speaker 1: leverage strategic autonomy for the survivor of that system, for
1:08:32
Speaker 1: that system, not a little war. It means there should
1:08:37
Speaker 1: be something that Venezuela has that will prevent America from
1:08:43
Speaker 1: going to war with Venezuela. There should be something that
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Speaker 1: Ukraine has that should prevent Russia from going to war
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Speaker 1: with Ukraine. There should be something that Jibouti has that
1:09:01
Speaker 1: should prevent the base of jubidity not to be used
1:09:04
Speaker 1: as a launch part to any war anywhere. There should
1:09:11
Speaker 1: be something that even Somalia has that should make Somalia
1:09:18
Speaker 1: not to be the next Gaza or the next Ukraine
1:09:23
Speaker 1: or something. There should be something that Taiwan has that
1:09:30
Speaker 1: should call for a peaceful unification with China another war.
1:09:37
Speaker 1: There should be something that India has and that China
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Speaker 1: has that the border between India and China can handed
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Speaker 1: to a major war. There should be something that India
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Speaker 1: and Pakistan has that even though they are nuclear nations,
1:09:52
Speaker 1: there were once brothers and sisters that cannot make them
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Speaker 1: go to war one another. There should be something that
1:10:00
Speaker 1: of Korea that South Korea has that cannot make them
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Speaker 1: go to war. There should be something that Japan has
1:10:09
Speaker 1: in Asia that, despite what Japan did to most Asian countries,
1:10:14
Speaker 1: that those Asian countries can see past that cruel history
1:10:20
Speaker 1: and still do business with Japan and see exchange with Japan.
1:10:25
Speaker 1: There should be something that every African country has that
1:10:30
Speaker 1: will prevent the West of Europe or Asia from taking
1:10:33
Speaker 1: advantage of Africa. Strategic autonomy and strategic strategic leverage should
1:10:44
Speaker 1: be the thing that becomes what it's called multipolarity multilateralism.
1:10:55
Speaker 1: Multipolarity means there are many powers, like just the UN
1:11:01
Speaker 1: Security Council, but sometimes at least to greet luck. Multilateralism
1:11:11
Speaker 1: means that every country on planet Earth as autonomy as
1:11:18
Speaker 1: a autonomy liverage strategic autonomy for something either rare Earth
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Speaker 1: to prevent American from going to war with China, or
1:11:32
Speaker 1: either something in Congo or something in Cameroon or Peru
1:11:38
Speaker 1: or Russia or China or India or Nepal or Bangladesh
1:11:45
Speaker 1: or Nigeria or Brazil or Mexico or Canada of France
1:11:55
Speaker 1: or Australia. There must be something countries should know the
1:12:03
Speaker 1: secret to their strategic autonomy and strategic leverage. Two things,
1:12:09
Speaker 1: strategic autonomy and strategic liverage. Don't be too weak. That
1:12:20
Speaker 1: becomes a punchback. They are bullies because they are weak people.
1:12:29
Speaker 1: They are dictators because they are weak people. Countries go
1:12:36
Speaker 1: to war because they passive weakness. Strategic liverage, strategic autonomy
1:12:47
Speaker 1: should be the lesson for twenty twenty six. This will
1:12:52
Speaker 1: prevent war. Strategic liverage and strategic autonomy. Talk about in
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Speaker 1: Ukraine thes Aporisia nuclear plant. Zaporisia Nuclear plant should be
1:13:12
Speaker 1: something that brings Russia and Ukraine together. Right, Russia and
1:13:21
Speaker 1: Ukraine should think about that. Russia and Ukraine should think
1:13:32
Speaker 1: about Zaporisia. They can bring them together. There's always something
1:13:42
Speaker 1: to bring countries together. That's what multi lateralism means. Country
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Speaker 1: countries corporate on one another for business without weapons with
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Speaker 1: a self destruction. The six to be the year of
1:14:03
Speaker 1: AI leadership. We should wish for a leadership, not AI
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Speaker 1: dominance or countries to embrace AI and be mindful of
1:14:23
Speaker 1: the ethica ethical challenges. The lives I heard think about
1:14:30
Speaker 1: what children young children. Too much media is not good
1:14:35
Speaker 1: for young children and if they are on the media
1:14:39
Speaker 1: it should be for educational reasons, and corporations and media
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Speaker 1: giants you're not exploit young people. Should not staff young
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Speaker 1: people from their childhood, from their development, and because these
1:15:03
Speaker 1: young people are the leaders of tomorrow. The future is
1:15:07
Speaker 1: gonna be in the hands of those young people. So
1:15:10
Speaker 1: technologies should be to benefit young people, not to their
1:15:14
Speaker 1: own device. Profit is very important, but what is profit
1:15:22
Speaker 1: when the future of humanity is being sacrificed. We should
1:15:27
Speaker 1: take that into consideration and are to sty are to help.
1:15:39
Speaker 1: I am an AI philosopher, so I write extensively, I
1:15:42
Speaker 1: talk extensively about AI. I advocate for AI. I gonna
1:15:48
Speaker 1: make humaneity do better? Are gonna make humans solve humans problems?
1:15:55
Speaker 1: Or promise humans cannot solve. Are to hurt not to
1:16:02
Speaker 1: I said to help, not to hurt. Don't blame the AI,
1:16:10
Speaker 1: blame human algorithms, blame the intentions behind R We should
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Speaker 1: be mindful not to make not to take twenty twenty
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Speaker 1: six I s a yeah, where we weaponize AI. When
1:16:30
Speaker 1: you think of AI, think about humanity, not military. Let
1:16:38
Speaker 1: me say it again. Or you think of AI, think
1:16:42
Speaker 1: of humanity not military. As wisdom, we should use AI
1:16:54
Speaker 1: to benefit humanity I talk somewhere about a E commodification
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Speaker 1: bringing AI to the people. I should not just be
1:17:06
Speaker 1: about stocks. Don't make AI like krypto. Right Kipto a
1:17:14
Speaker 1: scripture or a few has access to Crypto, but a
1:17:21
Speaker 1: I should be something that is felt by everyday human.
1:17:26
Speaker 1: For AI to be profitable and for AI to fulfill
1:17:32
Speaker 1: its purpose and mission, bring AI to the people. AI
1:17:38
Speaker 1: change your lives, not take their jobs. Don't trivialize humans
1:17:44
Speaker 1: through AI. Don't destroy human creativity to a few silicon giants.
1:18:00
Speaker 1: You know, cannot steal away human creativity. Not impoverish humanity
1:18:09
Speaker 1: for a R as you create a bubble that leads
1:18:14
Speaker 1: to inflation and nobody benefits, he actually be there to
1:18:21
Speaker 1: assist creativity. To ask creativity A poet should like a
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Speaker 1: poet and ask AI to to break it down for
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Speaker 1: common understanding. He assual He actually enhance our positive creative imagination,
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Speaker 1: not stifle it, not retard it, not destroy it. A
1:19:02
Speaker 1: I should provoke creativity, not imitation, not copy. I should
1:19:12
Speaker 1: not destroy creativity. I should not destroy human potentials, human industry,
1:19:18
Speaker 1: human invention, human innovation IT. I should not destroy human
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Speaker 1: ip it. I should not take the genius in the
1:19:26
Speaker 1: human beIN AI under contra is to strengthen that. So
1:19:31
Speaker 1: I talk about internal AI. A I should be used
1:19:35
Speaker 1: to strengthen the human mind, the human body and the
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Speaker 1: human soul and better the human environment. Positive AI or
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Speaker 1: negative twenty twenty s should be the education which change
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Speaker 1: curriculum to adapt to a our educational system. Change the
1:20:06
Speaker 1: egnocentric colorculums to be honest about the world. For example,
1:20:16
Speaker 1: curriculums are not teaching taught to demonize other countries other
1:20:21
Speaker 1: people for geopolitical reasons. Think about it. Why the most
1:20:30
Speaker 1: hatred on Israel, the most hatred on Israel. It's because
1:20:38
Speaker 1: people are taught ill about Israel. I used it. For example,
1:20:45
Speaker 1: they were hatred against the Jews because curriculum teach hatred
1:20:58
Speaker 1: for the Jews. Agnocentric education is very dangerous for the
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Speaker 1: mortal polar world. That's my point. An agnocentric education is
1:21:12
Speaker 1: good for the multipoler for the innipolar system, of which
1:21:16
Speaker 1: is over. So ignocentric education, ignocentric ideologies, ignocentic politics, ignocentric identity.
1:21:36
Speaker 1: We're not hurt. Those no stagic feelings are rare, but
1:21:45
Speaker 1: that time is over. You must see yourself as part
1:21:50
Speaker 1: of this world as part of humanity. You should believe
1:21:56
Speaker 1: in positive ideologies, initiative to alleviate poverty, positive global governance,
1:22:07
Speaker 1: positive leadership, positive r positive politics. You should advocate and
1:22:20
Speaker 1: believe a new humanitarian agendas that does not destroy the war,
1:22:30
Speaker 1: that does not pit one against the other about race,
1:22:33
Speaker 1: about gender and all this primitive stuff. You can still
1:22:39
Speaker 1: hold onto that if you want to, but you be
1:22:43
Speaker 1: left behind. Twenty twenty six. Moving forward is the beginning
1:22:53
Speaker 1: of multipriority, the age of technology, the age of human understanding,
1:23:02
Speaker 1: the age of multilateralism, the age of strategic autonomy and
1:23:09
Speaker 1: strategic liverage, the age of human prosperity, human flourishment, the
1:23:19
Speaker 1: age I will have everybody to be somebody to create
1:23:23
Speaker 1: a business, the age way humans we have more meaning
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Speaker 1: in their lives to AI assistance, the age of transparency,
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Speaker 1: were true, Stylink, neurolink and space discovery, and the journey
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Speaker 1: of humans. We own, places are known, we share in
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Speaker 1: a better humanity. Happy New Year twenty twenty six to you,
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Speaker 1: to everybody, and to a happy new Year to our
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Speaker 1: fellow Americans, to our neighbors, brothers and sisters. Happy New
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Speaker 1: Year to our troops, to all their deployments all around
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Speaker 1: the world for keeping the world safe. I always say,
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Speaker 1: what would the world be without America? You can heat
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Speaker 1: or like America. America is here for the good of humanity.
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Speaker 1: We must appreciate that which we hold here. We must
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Speaker 1: be confident in ourselves. We must believe in ourselves. We
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Speaker 1: must love ourselves. We must treat each other with our humanity.
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Speaker 1: We must accept the challenges the allies are had. We
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Speaker 1: we must not be no naive about those we want
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Speaker 1: to kill and destroy and rap and destabilize and corrupt
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Speaker 1: and take advantage of one another. We must not be
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Speaker 1: naive in the ward in which we live in with hunger, poverty, misery, unemployment, joblessness, hopelessness, houselessness.
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Speaker 1: Why there is abundance, we must not be nighiet. I
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Speaker 1: will live in the world where they are trill on
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Speaker 1: us and people living under the bridge who cannot fit
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Speaker 1: themselves what I suppose in the care. We cannot be
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Speaker 1: naive of a world that talk about God and religion
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Speaker 1: and the church, where the churches are getting richer, exporting
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Speaker 1: their parishioners, taking the widow's wives to build their cases
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Speaker 1: and live in appellens. White the faithful and true believers die,
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Speaker 1: be not able to hear themselves, to treat themselves. They
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Speaker 1: must not be naive of those hells, of those hospitals
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Speaker 1: where humans cannot afford a hospital bed, where a thousand
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Speaker 1: people can only be lucky to have one doctor, where
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Speaker 1: hospitals don't have amenities they need. They cannot be naive
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Speaker 1: of a world where humans lack basic care. But humans
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Speaker 1: are exposed to the crutius of nature. We live in
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Speaker 1: the world where we have time square that will usher
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Speaker 1: in the new year, and where you have some people
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Speaker 1: and the refugee comes in Sudan, not today my da
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Speaker 1: of corella, a lack of clean water to drink. I
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Speaker 1: remember the time when Aline, when Angeline and Julie and
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Speaker 1: Josh Clooney, we're fighting to free South Sudan, and South
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Speaker 1: Sudan was free politically. Look at those people in South
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Speaker 1: Sudan today. They have oil, they have resources. Just look
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Speaker 1: at the people in soult Soda and ask yourself what
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Speaker 1: is wrong when I watch humanity? Think about the board
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Speaker 1: or the job in New York, and take up the
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Speaker 1: people in South Sudan. Think about those people around the world.
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Speaker 1: Why do migration? Why the migration, why they hatred for migrants.
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Speaker 1: How can we destabilize countries? I hate aggression. Let's be
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Speaker 1: honest one another. I speak from strength because I know
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Speaker 1: America we are the moral conscience of humanity. I speak
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Speaker 1: with that mantor of that moral conscience of humanity. We
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Speaker 1: must the consult of our humanity to all the coroners
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Speaker 1: or powers of the planet, to all he leaders and
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Speaker 1: she leaders of the planet. When you go to bed today,
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Speaker 1: in this New Year's Eve for twenty twenty six, think
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Speaker 1: about humanity and think about making this world a better place.
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Speaker 1: You have your chance to be part of history. Take
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Speaker 1: the chance to be a better person, to be a
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Speaker 1: better leader, to be a better husband, a better wife,
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Speaker 1: a good neighbor, a good teacher, a good professional, a
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Speaker 1: good student, a good kid. The world is as to late,
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Speaker 1: it's our time. Two hundred years from now, none of
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Speaker 1: us will be here. I live every day of my
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Speaker 1: life mindful of my absence. That makes me to see
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Speaker 1: this world differently, to treat each opportunity give in to
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Speaker 1: you as a gift. You cannot live alive fighting forever.
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Speaker 1: You cannot live alive in pepper, your wars, purples, your conflicts,
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Speaker 1: purper your divide. You cannot make instability strategy. You cannot
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Speaker 1: make war a strategy. You cannot make unrest anarchy a strategy.
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Speaker 1: You cannot make hunger or poverty or misery a strategy.
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Speaker 1: You cannot use racism, sexism, or bakotry as political strategy.
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Speaker 1: Toward end at what cost. Happy New Year, twenty twenty six.
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Speaker 1: Philosopher Prince a I Intelligence. This philosopher Prince Israe's are
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Speaker 1: from the Philosophical State of Las Vegas, Deck Chamber ten,
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Speaker 1: first twenty twenty five, at the eighth of the New Year.
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Speaker 1: This is my last for the year. Happy New Year,
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Speaker 1: which everybody the best it's life I had. There's so
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Speaker 1: much for us I had. Let's forgive the old year.
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Speaker 1: That's that girl, the scrubbers of the old and impressed
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Speaker 1: the neil. We should not take all habits to the
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Speaker 1: new year. That should be our resolution. Thank you, thank
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Speaker 1: you for this year was the year upon which desiriandism
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Speaker 1: philosophy was finally written and established, upon which the motive
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Speaker 1: versalism philosophy was finally accomplished, upon which the triangulism philosophy
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Speaker 1: was finally accomplished. It's a Triangulism Gallery now in Las Vegas.
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Speaker 1: I speak as a Sarianism, create a philosophy of Zarianism, motive, vasalism,
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Speaker 1: and Trianglism is upon that which I speak. Thank you,