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Prince Israel Zaar on: Do Not Fight An Enemy That is Super Ready · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: Waging waging the war sometimes it's inevitable, but waging the
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Speaker 1: wrong war it's very risky and underestimating the enemy. It's
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Speaker 1: strategically wise and hurrying up, rushing to bump somebody that
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Speaker 1: I lied to the war. It's equally strategically wise. Planning
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Speaker 1: of Iran was right, was set, everything was good to go.
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Speaker 1: But one technicality happened, the jamming of the starlings. The
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Speaker 1: protester stopped protesting, and the asset and people doing their job.
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Speaker 1: Some of them got arrested and some got killed, and
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Speaker 1: the Relian government went hard as details and intimidation to
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Speaker 1: the people. They spread no lives, that is suspected to
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Speaker 1: send a message that we are not Venezuela, we're irrenience.
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Speaker 1: That's where we find out serves the window of opportunity
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Speaker 1: to do what we intended to do. The window of
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Speaker 1: opportunity got passed. And when sour window get passed, you
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Speaker 1: tactically retreat by saving face. You don't you don't need opposite,
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Speaker 1: and the course of saving face, you risk a war
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Speaker 1: with all the telegraphed consequences that might insult they really
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Speaker 1: upset what they would do if they attack them? Why
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Speaker 1: must we take them seriously because they said the same
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Speaker 1: thing during the Twelfth Day War and they did what
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Speaker 1: they said. If strategies were important in war, then timing
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Speaker 1: it's very crucier. We got the time and it was
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Speaker 1: that after the victory in Venezuela, and it was ripe
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Speaker 1: for us to do what we're supposed to do there.
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Speaker 1: But Venezuela was not a fight. The people saw up,
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Speaker 1: the people saw out their un government, so themselves accepted
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Speaker 1: their bribes and let us in Madura just waited for
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Speaker 1: us to pick him up. The Iranians cannot do that.
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Speaker 1: It's a Persian civilization, a proud people, and you get
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Speaker 1: to see that. Dying to them, it's my tato. They
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Speaker 1: matter had the death, so killing them is honoring them.
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Speaker 1: They honored the death of their soldiers. Death to them
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Speaker 1: is an honor. Unlike Venezuela, people don't want to die.
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Speaker 1: People want to They just want to leave. They can
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Speaker 1: intimidate that they can save them Medici and Venezuela is
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Speaker 1: not Iran. Venezuela was closer to our backyard. It's actually
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Speaker 1: our HEMI is fair following the modeln DOC train, so
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Speaker 1: we got assets in the area we know the area,
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Speaker 1: everybody us. We will be there. You're for the British,
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Speaker 1: all of it, so it is our backyard, truly. You
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Speaker 1: cannot compare a fight in your neighborhood. Actually it was
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Speaker 1: not a fight, but just capitulation by the Venezuelas. You
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Speaker 1: cannot then forget that momentum to fight a war with Iran.
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Speaker 1: Don't get me wrong. The planning has been planned and
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Speaker 1: the strategies were made. It was supposed to go well,
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Speaker 1: but the starlings got jumped and protesting stop. You cannot
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Speaker 1: go to bomb the country for no good reason before
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Speaker 1: not protesting the street. Iran has not declared war on us,
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Speaker 1: so we need to create reasons or we need to
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Speaker 1: go to war. And I Ran I've settlement again. It's
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Speaker 1: a war technologically sophisticated country. War technologically sophisticated country. They
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Speaker 1: don't need a lot of budget. Their military budget may
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Speaker 1: be around nine billion dollars something, whereas is one billion something,
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Speaker 1: one chillion something. They don't care about that. It's a
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Speaker 1: population of ninety million plus people. The topography is very complicated,
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Speaker 1: and they've learned to live under the ground, deep deep
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Speaker 1: in the crowd, and they've waited for us for so long.
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Speaker 1: We have done so much to these people that they
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Speaker 1: are begging for us at this particular time to go
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Speaker 1: to war with them. And they've gotten assistance in their
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Speaker 1: technologies from other superpowers and have been prepared and waiting
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Speaker 1: for us. The Twelfth Day War was a test. Were
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Speaker 1: happy with the drones today and the striking of the
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Speaker 1: drone and the swarming of the ship by those boats.
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Speaker 1: It's just testing the military gadgets and testing their satellites.
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Speaker 1: They know something in the area that would do now.
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Speaker 1: The Strait of Homos is their backyard. They are people
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Speaker 1: on the seas, a military's maritime base. You can't learn
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Speaker 1: from the hotties. It's a people that spend their time
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Speaker 1: in water and they know how to maneuver the ships.
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Speaker 1: And it's a drone empire. Think about it. The Russians
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Speaker 1: needed Iranian drones, the Shahre drones as they the Daman again.
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Speaker 1: To think about the great superpower, a nuclear superpower than
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Speaker 1: its Iran. And do not forget the god supersonic and
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Speaker 1: hypersonic missiles. Their satellite is in orbit and they don't
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Speaker 1: use the g p S. Oh may not know if
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Speaker 1: some of our systems can be jammed. We they know
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Speaker 1: that the Starling will be jammed, so we don't know
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Speaker 1: how much jamming the card. But one thing is clear,
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Speaker 1: they are ready. It's a do or that type of thing.
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Speaker 1: We keep coming and we don't do the job properly,
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Speaker 1: and they learn from more intelligence. So we have done
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Speaker 1: that so many times. What we must be careful is
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Speaker 1: the great state of Israel. We must make sure our
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Speaker 1: planning is well. I don't know when Israel to be destroyed.
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Speaker 1: I want the great people of Israel to be killed unnecessarily.
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Speaker 1: We must make show that the planning is well planned.
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Speaker 1: Because there are no mistakes in war. It's just catastrophe.
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Speaker 1: The consequences might be catastrophic, and they ruin now telegraphed.
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Speaker 1: That is not a quick war. See the Hooties. They
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Speaker 1: don't fight quick wars. They draw it out to elections.
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Speaker 1: They gradually draw out the elections and they start to
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Speaker 1: mix supporters twas the elections still might be happening. A
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Speaker 1: bomb here, a destruction near the ship saying or that
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Speaker 1: they can't just keep they can just keep playing the
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Speaker 1: huts game. The hootis or hootis if the name is
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Speaker 1: properly pronounced under the people of the seas at the
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Speaker 1: people of the rocky mountains, that the people on the
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Speaker 1: ground have their own court, their own system, the great
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Speaker 1: great scientists. We can get them bombs on targets and
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Speaker 1: kill some leaders who have done that before we kill SALMONI.
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Speaker 1: Or we are still going there. We bomb their new
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Speaker 1: class sides, but we are still going there. Or get
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Speaker 1: to forget lose the time in the war with Iraq
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Speaker 1: that they fought the great powers Iran for the great powers,
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Speaker 1: all the great powers, most of them joined together, but
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Speaker 1: Iran was still not defeated. And we're supposed to arouse
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Speaker 1: the people around to protest in the street. But the
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Speaker 1: way the strategy is going, the people of Iran get
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Speaker 1: to know that this is nothing about got nothing to
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Speaker 1: do with them, and they get to know what happened
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Speaker 1: to the economy. They get to piece the things together,
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Speaker 1: and they get to see that we're no intention on
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Speaker 1: what we were saying, and the expectation one on the ground,
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Speaker 1: even those assets on the ground might be dangered. But
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Speaker 1: I know politicians with say what they wants say, they
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Speaker 1: don't They don't go to war, they don't fight the
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Speaker 1: fight and they can spin their way ways out of things.
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Speaker 1: Who don't play for American so just to die. We
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Speaker 1: don't want our great warriors to die in vain, to
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Speaker 1: die for nothing. And we just be careful about those
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Speaker 1: who are deceiving the president allied to the president. The
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Speaker 1: uture fact is that some people are lying to the president.
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Speaker 1: Some people are being pride to. They're taking money, or
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Speaker 1: they belong to somewhere else. They're using the American president
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Speaker 1: as a proxy to settle scores that were there before
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Speaker 1: the American president. There are people in the cabinet and
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Speaker 1: people in Congress in both Paris. I would like Iran
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Speaker 1: to be destroyed. You can't distress smaller country. You cannot
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Speaker 1: destroy Iran. Iran has never been destroyed. It's an ancient civilization.
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Speaker 1: About science and mathematics, think about culture. The modern world
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Speaker 1: we got today is not without run. They play that
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Speaker 1: role in it. That pride has been passed down from
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Speaker 1: jerations generations, with century over centuries. Ilian people that got
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Speaker 1: a cold a code it's difficult to crack. They're not
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Speaker 1: dry baby. They cannot bribe them. They're intimidated because they've
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Speaker 1: seen death and they like death. They see death as pride.
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Speaker 1: We can see what happened in Palistine how Mus we
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Speaker 1: have sorryned a long time ago. How As we're supposed
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Speaker 1: to disarm, they refused, supposed to deal, radicalize it refuse.
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Speaker 1: It's a different type of people. They use their people
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Speaker 1: to get what they want. The cultures different. Religion is different,
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Speaker 1: their philosophic is different. They're thinking. It's different. That civilization
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Speaker 1: is different. The way the interpret reality is different. We
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Speaker 1: speak here sometimes a propaganda sometimes speak on the main
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Speaker 1: street media and this or the Chinese podcasts. We speak
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Speaker 1: to a particular audience. We just speak to ourselves. It's
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Speaker 1: like talking to yourselves, but the whole world knows a
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Speaker 1: different story. We just like to us. Says sometimes too
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Speaker 1: much that we start to light our own leader, and
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Speaker 1: people are lying to the president. I spoke last time
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Speaker 1: that the president should be careful about the Venezuela trap,
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Speaker 1: and he was wise enough not to get into the
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Speaker 1: venice of a trap. The Iranian trap gonna cost him
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Speaker 1: the elections, as some experts say, they fears that some
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Speaker 1: American troops can die, then we're forced to go to
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Speaker 1: the full out war. If you go back to Afghanistan
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Speaker 1: and Iraq, the wars don't last for one day, for
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Speaker 1: one year of one election cycle or cycle. They's gonna
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Speaker 1: drag America. They're gonna drag our politics. And those who
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Speaker 1: don't like the president who win. And in the war
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Speaker 1: hawks we find themselves running against the president. And I
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Speaker 1: suppose in the weaknesses of the war blaming on the president.
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Speaker 1: And what happens if therefore elections is last the Congress
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Speaker 1: and the Senate because of Iran? I must it be
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Speaker 1: Iran now at this particular time, is there new victory
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Speaker 1: in sight? Have we dot the eyes and crossed the t's?
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Speaker 1: Are we confident in our planning, our strategy at a
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Speaker 1: military expert speaking politics or expert too strategies MOSI war
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Speaker 1: done for a particular purpose, to satisfy a particular politician.
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Speaker 1: Is the president of press or false into this, being misguided,
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Speaker 1: being liked, been given a false impression because the President
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Speaker 1: is wise enough to know what is going on. Opportunity
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Speaker 1: to give Iran a decisive blow is passed. Our window
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Speaker 1: of opportunities past the Amanda and other great force that
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Speaker 1: we are rallying around that area. People see those ships
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Speaker 1: walk over there, other great powers see it. They start
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Speaker 1: our military and they get to see our options. I
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Speaker 1: read that our allies in the middle is they don't
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Speaker 1: want to be part of it because Iran has promised
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Speaker 1: them this time got no mercy. We may minimize the
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Speaker 1: running forces because they might be lying. We don't only
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Speaker 1: take those chances. If what they're saying is true, why now,
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Speaker 1: because that time got passed, live to fight, and that
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Speaker 1: when the time is ripe. I always say that all
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Speaker 1: the time. The intentions might be good taking out the regime.
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Speaker 1: Every gam is the right word. I'd be a number idea,
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Speaker 1: but practically it might not be feasible. What's the point
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Speaker 1: of fighting somebody when you want to win, especially if
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Speaker 1: that person did not provoke you. It means you become
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Speaker 1: the loser. The timing, the strategy, the proper gunda, these
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Speaker 1: things might not reconcile themselves to decapitate the regime. It
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Speaker 1: means the people in the crown. I would ask us
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Speaker 1: to come save us, to pick up the pieces what
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Speaker 1: happened in Libya. If that should be the test, I
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Speaker 1: become the pieces and destabilize themselves and will get what
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Speaker 1: we want. But Iran knows this go back right in
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Speaker 1: the seventies, are conscious of this. We have done everything
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Speaker 1: to them, But there's this standing. What's my fear? It
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Speaker 1: was to train on somewhere around some sort of equake.
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Speaker 1: Whatever that was, we didn't hear much about it. My
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Speaker 1: fears are going to force these people to develop a
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Speaker 1: nuclear weapon. Their religion forbid them from doing. The fear
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Speaker 1: is that wire going not would not give them justification.
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Speaker 1: The therefore have it. That's the fear, and they tend
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Speaker 1: to have it. What become of the great State of Israel.
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Speaker 1: Do not under estimate the enemy, and the timing of
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Speaker 1: a military strike is very important. The consequences of it
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Speaker 1: not going well is huge. It might cost the elections,
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Speaker 1: and after the elections is lost with the liberals. The
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Speaker 1: liberals that we know them, have so much on their
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Speaker 1: plight against the president. They're just begging for their licence
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Speaker 1: to go their way. Do not give it to them
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Speaker 1: by getting in to a war that has no end
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Speaker 1: in sight. We can't keep the military there and give
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Speaker 1: his casses on what we did to Venezuela to be
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Speaker 1: striking their boats. By be striking in their boats, they
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Speaker 1: will strike back. An excuse may be very dangerous. They've
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Speaker 1: foreseen that they've strategist for that they've prepared with the
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Speaker 1: stroke of amos, doing practice they have they are ready.
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Speaker 1: Don't fight an enemy that is ready, take an enemy
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Speaker 1: by surprise. That's my wister, Philosopher, Prince AI intelligences, Philosopher
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Speaker 1: Prince Is Razar from the great City of Las Vegas,
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Speaker 1: February fourth, twenty twenty six. Thank you.