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Prince Israel Zaar on: On the Issue of Regime Change in a Multipolarity · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: The concept of regime change was very popular in the
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Speaker 1: in the unipolar world order, but in the multipolar, multi
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Speaker 1: structural and multi dimensional and multifaceted New Order, the concept
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Speaker 1: of regime change is OH, it's a expensive, it's costly,
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Speaker 1: it's unwise, it's exhaustive, and it's unintelligent. The in the
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Speaker 1: unipolar system, with the guardian of intelligence, it's er. It's
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Speaker 1: very easy. UH. With the resources available and with the
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Speaker 1: ability of a particular group of nations with the economic, political,
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Speaker 1: and a coercive might too easily depose a leader and
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Speaker 1: change a leader because in their union power system becats.
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Speaker 1: Structures that are there are embedded in other countries with
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Speaker 1: our check and balances from the power that be. Because
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Speaker 1: the power that be itself is a stooge to itself
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Speaker 1: and a stoo to its country, or a betrayor to
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Speaker 1: itself and a beitrior to its country, and the sell
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Speaker 1: out to itself and it's sell out to the country's
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Speaker 1: resources and people. And therefore any innwpolar system there is
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Speaker 1: a a a simplified structure of deposition of a leader. UH.
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Speaker 1: Because most developing countries are fractured. They are fractured the
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Speaker 1: political system, the religious system, the cultures and the traditions
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Speaker 1: and the martil languages, and divergent interest and corruption and
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Speaker 1: nepartism and poverty, hunger and misery or tyranny, oppression or
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Speaker 1: deocracy or position or de testpotism rings, so people are
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Speaker 1: always left out. There is no national interests, but just
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Speaker 1: self interest and the preservation of power to spread that
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Speaker 1: power to the loyalists and the ability to build presents
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Speaker 1: and punish this lawyer citizens. So in such structure it's
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Speaker 1: very easy to depose a leader. The regime change works
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Speaker 1: when there is no patriotic nationalism. Deposing a regime of
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Speaker 1: changing the region works well when power is concentrated in
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Speaker 1: the hands of one person, and that person to whom
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Speaker 1: power is concentrated was, by our measures, not the legitimate
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Speaker 1: leader or heir to that country. It means that leader
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Speaker 1: has been put there by somebody external a country. So
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Speaker 1: that leader is like a versatile or a stol. It's
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Speaker 1: it's just uh, it's just there for others. That leader
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Speaker 1: just a door, a door to others to get in
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Speaker 1: and get one from that country. And also such leaders
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Speaker 1: for region regime change are there by the same people
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Speaker 1: that facilitated the regime change. So in a unipolar system,
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Speaker 1: a click off countries maybe the G seven or maybe
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Speaker 1: the EU, uh, the United States, UH, some powers they
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Speaker 1: have cells in other countries. So when one power, for example,
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Speaker 1: they ran in power like the United States and and
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Speaker 1: the Allies, maybe IO or the members of the G seven,
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Speaker 1: when they decide under the gym change, then they imagine
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Speaker 1: power that US. Now they all up the union, poller
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Speaker 1: the multipolar world order. They will create their own no position.
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Speaker 1: So in the gym change system, in the unipolar war,
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Speaker 1: the position it's either from those opposing the West or
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Speaker 1: the leader is those opposing the West. That's why you
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Speaker 1: got the leftists and the right. So in these countries
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Speaker 1: that in which regime change regime changes are possible, both
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Speaker 1: the opposition and the ruling party are not there for
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Speaker 1: the people that you just click of elite elite that
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Speaker 1: disagree on who to become president, but they don't disagree
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Speaker 1: on the fact that they are not there to serve
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Speaker 1: the interests of the people. So put their position and
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Speaker 1: the party in power in the gym change possible. Countries
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Speaker 1: are not there for the people, and they have vested
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Speaker 1: interests overseas and they had to bank, their bank, their
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Speaker 1: money in the United States or in Europe or some
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Speaker 1: other countries. Understand their children to America, to Europe all countries,
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Speaker 1: and their family members and their doctors, and in the
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Speaker 1: some time in their pets go go go go for
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Speaker 1: maneque some some somewhere in Europe. Or so they they
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Speaker 1: they they are bandits in themselves. Those gym change leaders,
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Speaker 1: they they they have their cronies so that they share
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Speaker 1: of wrong to the people is enormous. And regarding of intelligence,
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Speaker 1: they're vulnerable, you know. They have false imprisonment and killings
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Speaker 1: and brutality and salvage and cruety upon their people is recorded.
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Speaker 1: And their desires and luxury cars and their homes and
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Speaker 1: their corrupt practices is equally recorded. Their secual mischievousness and
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Speaker 1: their deity dates and daty dealings are all recorded by
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Speaker 1: the same powers that can execute the Region change. So
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Speaker 1: these unnationalistic leaders, these corrupt leaders, who don't have interests
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Speaker 1: with their country. They don't care about the resources of
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Speaker 1: the country, don't care about building infrastructures, they don't care
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Speaker 1: about building schools, and they don't care about the well
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Speaker 1: being of their people, their health, their economy, their job
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Speaker 1: and they don't care. They care less about the people,
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Speaker 1: that care less about the country. So this type of
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Speaker 1: unpatriotic leaders, it's very easy to depose or to run
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Speaker 1: them out of office. But in the multipolar or order
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Speaker 1: and a different type of leadership emerges. The multipolar system
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Speaker 1: by construct, it's a fight against the unipolar order, the
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Speaker 1: ability of the unipolar order to pick and choose to
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Speaker 1: lead their particular country and at will to kick them
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Speaker 1: out right. You see the case of cadafy of Sadam said,
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Speaker 1: and most of these African leaders you go back to
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Speaker 1: the colonial eras then the colonial area era or the
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Speaker 1: patriotic leaders of those countries were either executed or foster
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Speaker 1: exile because they were not representing the interest of the
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Speaker 1: dominant power or the dominant powers, I mean those leaders
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Speaker 1: those days during the colonial era that love their country
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Speaker 1: were either designated as communists or socialist or you know
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Speaker 1: that there was it was always something too to justify.
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Speaker 1: You know that that there were a threat not to
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Speaker 1: the people, but to the interests of the countries that
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Speaker 1: had interests in those countries, especially in those African countries
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Speaker 1: and Asian countries and Middle Eastern countries. Of South American countries.
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Speaker 1: And you know the the being there of a leader
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Speaker 1: in the unipolar or order, it's not for the people
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Speaker 1: but for the contracts and businesses of the dominant powers.
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Speaker 1: So to be in power means it must be unpatriotic
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Speaker 1: on nationalistic, and you don't love your people. You're lying
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Speaker 1: to them, and you are your it tiant that spot,
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Speaker 1: you're you're dictator, your crew to the people. You have
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Speaker 1: an iron fist. You can punish your people at well.
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Speaker 1: You can dispense of the resources or your country well,
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Speaker 1: and you can have large lavish partis and exotic animals
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Speaker 1: and ogs or whatever you please, and you can do
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Speaker 1: whatever advice you like. If not only, if you're not
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Speaker 1: patriotic and you're not nationalistic, it means if you don't
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Speaker 1: have the feeling for your people to preserve their resources
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Speaker 1: right and patriotic leaders miss you, don't you at the
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Speaker 1: dignity of the dignity of country. That flag means nothing
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Speaker 1: to you. The country, the space, the ideology, the ideals
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Speaker 1: of those countries makes nothing to you. You don't care
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Speaker 1: about using the natural resources to build your country. You
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Speaker 1: don't care about protecting the rights of your people. H
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Speaker 1: they're well, man, you don't care about the nation building.
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Speaker 1: And if they don't care, if that country is destroyed
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Speaker 1: on your behalf it a fair good at all. At
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Speaker 1: the top of the government or regime change, and those
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Speaker 1: regime change candidates that have become leaders of those country
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Speaker 1: h they use the people, They prey on their needs
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Speaker 1: and their misery, and the promise them change that will
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Speaker 1: never come. And when this regime change leaders take power,
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Speaker 1: they soon consolidate their power and everything that they promise
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Speaker 1: are going that they're gonna change, there's off the reader
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Speaker 1: and that issue of change becomes a different type of change,
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Speaker 1: not the change that helps the counter the world with
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Speaker 1: of the people, but a different change, a different stature
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Speaker 1: school and which things that I get done on pay
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Speaker 1: off of the counter of the people. Those a GM
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Speaker 1: change leaders as tagnation leaders, they hold their counter bay
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Speaker 1: and the people at bay. That job is there, that
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Speaker 1: job there is start to develop the people. It's a
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Speaker 1: really good on that develop. Then put their life there,
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Speaker 1: appears them kill them will and they work crooneys party
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Speaker 1: loyalists of fail rights with contracts, with appointments, and that's
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Speaker 1: all it's all about. Does a jam change leaders once
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Speaker 1: they take power, they conservated power. They become a king
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Speaker 1: or a queen. They become a despot, and they know
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Speaker 1: they can do whatever thing they want. And the dominant
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Speaker 1: powers will pay a blind eye because once you're the
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Speaker 1: vessel the door, indeed it to destabilize your country. Once
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Speaker 1: you accept to under develop your country, to pay a
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Speaker 1: blind eye to the misery applied and software of your people,
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Speaker 1: they are the right candidate for a regime change. You
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Speaker 1: cannot have a regime change to put a nationalist that
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Speaker 1: loves the people and that care and that cares for
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Speaker 1: their country. Regime change is not the for nation building.
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Speaker 1: They don't tell nations they destroyed the region change. It's
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Speaker 1: not there to develop the people, to make them love
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Speaker 1: their country. Regime change is there to set to to
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Speaker 1: to to instill this unity, this harmony, to enlarge, divide,
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Speaker 1: to divide and come can't divide and wrong, to pit
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Speaker 1: people against one another, to make brothers fight others in
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Speaker 1: the name of tribes or villages or religion or cultures.
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Speaker 1: And in the region change structure, there is the dominant
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Speaker 1: power exploit the division set by the dominant powers. It
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Speaker 1: has boundaries that were not drawn properly, or people that
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Speaker 1: they don't deserve power given power, or the dominant race
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Speaker 1: in the particular or the dominant culture group in a
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Speaker 1: particular country becomes the minority or the corrupt are let
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Speaker 1: to lead, or the unintelligent and let to lead, so
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Speaker 1: that the regime change system does not go for the
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Speaker 1: best breed. They don't go with people that have consciousness.
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Speaker 1: They go for people that are narcessistic, some psychopaths, and
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Speaker 1: some anti social. They go for people that don't like
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Speaker 1: to care for other humans. They don't go for the
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Speaker 1: best of humans, people with feelings, with empathy, with compassion,
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Speaker 1: people will love for their people and tender care. They
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Speaker 1: don't go for leaders that will spend sleepless night thinking
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Speaker 1: on how to develop their accounter to build bridges, build
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Speaker 1: roads and schools and hospitals, and you know, how to
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Speaker 1: create jobs, and you know, create science and research and
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Speaker 1: innovate and promote inventions, innovations and ingenuity or engineering or creativity.
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Speaker 1: No region change leaders. They don't go for people who
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Speaker 1: actually care even for themselves. They go for people who
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Speaker 1: don't care about the well being of their state, and
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Speaker 1: they are always cardantees for that. Some of these are
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Speaker 1: discountrus people that live their countries because they didn't take power,
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Speaker 1: and they educated overseas and they assimilate themselves overseas. And
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Speaker 1: the iron is that the regime change candidates or leaders
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Speaker 1: in themselves who become leaders tell themselves are lying, say
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Speaker 1: the dominant powers, the regime change candidates are crooks. That
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Speaker 1: that that they sit for it means their lie to
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Speaker 1: their people. And it's just a matter of time before
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Speaker 1: those dominant powers that give them powers understand that that
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Speaker 1: person was lying to themselves. So there are people caught
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Speaker 1: up in the middle. Those they didn't change candidates or
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Speaker 1: leaders or people who become president out of region, change
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Speaker 1: your coolatures put there by somebody. They themselves are just opportunists.
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Speaker 1: It's not that they care so much about the West
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Speaker 1: or the dominant powers, just as they don't care. Let's
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Speaker 1: they care less about the people. They care about themselves
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Speaker 1: and their families and their crudeness. They're just power mong gray.
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Speaker 1: They just want to be empowered. They want to be
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Speaker 1: called the president, the prime minister. They just want the
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Speaker 1: name president to be attached on their name. That's what
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Speaker 1: they want. It's just to start to symbol. And they're
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Speaker 1: always not the best braid, so it most of the times,
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Speaker 1: they always serve the interest of the dominant powers who
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Speaker 1: put them there. That's why these people are always toppled, and
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Speaker 1: that's why it's always easy for the same dominant powers
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Speaker 1: to depose those same people and put somebody else. It's
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Speaker 1: easier to have a patriotic leader from the outside. Could
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Speaker 1: have many discontent elites, and this elite sometimes like betrayers
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Speaker 1: of their own people, will pretend as if they care
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Speaker 1: about the well beyond that people, they care about human rights,
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Speaker 1: and as if they care about democracy. If they're not,
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Speaker 1: they don't. They just lie to the west. They lie
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Speaker 1: to the dominant power. I am your guy. He's me power,
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Speaker 1: and I will be your guy. And even when the
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Speaker 1: dominant powers put them there, the dominant power is not
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Speaker 1: a Machiavelian on malicias or terrible the dominant power put them,
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Speaker 1: they genuinely sometimes to serve the interests of their people,
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Speaker 1: to care stability because stability is good for business. The
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Speaker 1: dominant powers are driven by business, a converss a capital
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Speaker 1: by profit, so that they are not these malicious and
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Speaker 1: malign forces. I want to come into a techwork country
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Speaker 1: and destroy that Tachewark country. No, that's not what they want.
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Speaker 1: The gym change countries or dominant powers in themselves, they
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Speaker 1: are looking for a leader that we at best have
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Speaker 1: the interests of their people. By the same time, it's
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Speaker 1: good for business because standing when they put somebody there,
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Speaker 1: the president is always there for himself. I always say
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Speaker 1: for himself, because mostly gym change changes are uh male
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Speaker 1: dominant power mony humans, narcissistic, a core, inhumane and crue
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Speaker 1: at best. Their brutality is unmeasurable, their cruty it's atrocious.
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Speaker 1: So they look for these people with the best intentions,
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Speaker 1: and when they get the candidate there, they get to
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Speaker 1: discover that it's worse. But they are forced not to
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Speaker 1: keep this leader because there's always a common say that
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Speaker 1: it's better to be with the devil. You know that
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Speaker 1: the jury on now, and so having no choice, the
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Speaker 1: region change countries always end with a candidate or a
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Speaker 1: person that they actually don't like, and this despot or
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Speaker 1: dictator soon consolidated power to the extent that they're out
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Speaker 1: of control and even the unipolar leader has no power
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Speaker 1: over this person and their unipolar system where the dominant
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Speaker 1: powers have power over those countries. When they do put
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Speaker 1: those there or when they do put there as twoges.
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Speaker 1: You know, absolute power corrupts, and this this type of
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Speaker 1: leaders consolate their power to the estent that it becomes
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Speaker 1: even it becomes difficult for those dominant dominant powers to
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Speaker 1: depose them or the rondom out of office, and that
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Speaker 1: becomes the calamity or the consequences that the people pay.
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Speaker 1: You have a despot that was put there by through
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Speaker 1: region change, and that despot becomes so powerful that they
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Speaker 1: don't listen to those countries that put them in office,
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Speaker 1: and they don't care about the wellbeing of their people too.
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Speaker 1: That's why you have to start Our leaders they stay
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Speaker 1: in power for ten years, twenty years, thirty years, forty years,
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Speaker 1: fifty years. And those leaders they stay in power longer
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Speaker 1: the democratic so called democratic leaders, they stay in power
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Speaker 1: longer than than king and queens because they have consultrated
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Speaker 1: power so much that they can divide and rule the
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Speaker 1: dominant powers themselves, and they can divide and rule their
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Speaker 1: own people. So they become a pinion in themselves, a
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Speaker 1: state in his own state that is so powerful that's
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Speaker 1: difficult to run them out of office and order to
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Speaker 1: it's exploit and ruined their own countries. These guistill become
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Speaker 1: so old and you get to wonder who is rounding
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Speaker 1: the affairs of those countries. I go to those countries
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Speaker 1: that were there for the region change and that that's
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Speaker 1: what they did for so long. That country is not
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Speaker 1: just say that war their countries like it's packing the
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Speaker 1: stone age. There are no roads, no airports, no running waters,
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Speaker 1: no schools, no jobs, no infrastructure, no hospitals, no medicine, nothing,
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Speaker 1: just no money in the country as a diamond, go oil,
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Speaker 1: uranium box side and all the resources copper or whatever
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Speaker 1: is needed for that division intelligent age and under the
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Speaker 1: finalists that they have. They see but these countries that
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Speaker 1: you're so poor because the leader is so oh, they
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Speaker 1: had all the dynamic corrupt power structure that the leader
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Speaker 1: in themselves become a stucie to its own people and
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Speaker 1: the stu or to the dominant powers that put them there.
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Speaker 1: That's what That's how you have the super under developed
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Speaker 1: countries in Africa, for example, and then came the unit
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Speaker 1: the multipolar or order within their multipolar system. Some leaders,
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Speaker 1: even though put there by the gym change, they started
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Speaker 1: loving their people. They started becoming nationalist and patriotic to
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Speaker 1: their own people, and they started thinking about preserving their
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Speaker 1: resources and developing their people. Since they understand the ways
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Speaker 1: of regime change and they themselves are either the victims
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Speaker 1: of of it regime change or they are the beneficiary
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Speaker 1: of regime change, so they understand that psychology, so they
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Speaker 1: can play that game, the game to be deposed or
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Speaker 1: the game not to be deposed. So they understand the
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Speaker 1: structure of regime change. But these leaders, for some reason,
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Speaker 1: they started looking inward not outward, because the regime change
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Speaker 1: candidates that don't care about the people, that look outward.
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Speaker 1: They're there for others. They're not there for the people.
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Speaker 1: But some of these that the regime change leaders, they
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Speaker 1: soon developed petritism and love for their people is to
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Speaker 1: starty thinking about carrying for their people. They started seeing
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Speaker 1: themselves as themselves. They started to be become ashamed of
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Speaker 1: not developing their country. They themselves started to be seen
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Speaker 1: as if they were just pawns and they were played
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Speaker 1: by others for their interests against the best interests of
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Speaker 1: their own people. So that's the beginning of the multipower
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Speaker 1: war system opposing the regime change. Regime the multipolar war
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Speaker 1: system is opposing the regime change regime, and the regime
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Speaker 1: change regime was the unipolar system of the unipolar world order,
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Speaker 1: where certain powers can get to in the country any
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Speaker 1: time they want. They can choose who becomes a leader,
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Speaker 1: and they pick the leaders that represent their interests, and
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Speaker 1: you stop representing the interests of those dominant powers, are
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Speaker 1: kicked out of office, and most of the time the
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Speaker 1: United the multipower leaders soon discover that they're not loved
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Speaker 1: or liked by the regime chain system, not because they
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Speaker 1: are terrible, not because they are not good to their people,
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Speaker 1: but they are not liked by the external powers because
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Speaker 1: they are patriotic and nationalistic, because they're careful their people
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Speaker 1: that want to build bridges to be hospitals, develop their infant,
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Speaker 1: their their infrastructure, build their economy and create capital that
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Speaker 1: can invest in science and technology and advance the well
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Speaker 1: being and life of their people. That's what they The
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Speaker 1: multipower system leaders came to discovered that they are opposed
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Speaker 1: by the dominant powers because they represent their people, and
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Speaker 1: they soon Molstoly did themselves because this multipolar or other leaders,
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Speaker 1: they become the victims of sanctions of of threats and
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Speaker 1: of embargos and and esponeurs and the spy game, and
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Speaker 1: so some have bounties on their head. And the unipolar
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Speaker 1: war leaders, the multipolar war leaders, now they soon created
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Speaker 1: created their own cliques or blocks to help one another
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Speaker 1: to preserve their countries and preserve power and use their
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Speaker 1: resources to develop their people, stretten their own civilization and
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Speaker 1: be their own people, and be themselves and have pride
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Speaker 1: in their own national identity, in their genetic identity, in
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Speaker 1: their religious identity, in their culture identity, and their traditional identity.
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Speaker 1: So this multipolar system now start to see themselves as
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Speaker 1: themselves and not the order. And now they start to
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Speaker 1: oppose everything that is coming from the external or everything anything.
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Speaker 1: They become suspicious of anything that is coming that is
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Speaker 1: coming from the regime change system or the unipolar system.
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Speaker 1: So they become suspicious and distressful and unfortunate too. Now
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Speaker 1: for the people there's multipolar or other leaders, they soon
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Speaker 1: concerned there's so much power that they themselves that are
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Speaker 1: competing with the unipolar order because their going as to
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Speaker 1: destroy the unipolar order and impose their multipolar order. And
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Speaker 1: sometimes they become tyrants in themselves that they will use
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Speaker 1: their people that use their resources for their own gain
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Speaker 1: will only benefit to the people. In this multipolar system.
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Speaker 1: Is that the multiple polar system leaders are competed with
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Speaker 1: themselves on how to develop their countries, how to put
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Speaker 1: their accountries on the map, how to be powerful, how
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Speaker 1: to be dominant. I had to have multipolar structure of power,
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Speaker 1: not the unipolar structure of power. So the unipolar system
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Speaker 1: soon becomes something that either evolved into the multipolar system,
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Speaker 1: or the multipolar system becomes something that is not actually
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Speaker 1: different from the unipolar system because they still try to
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Speaker 1: consult their power. That's it. But in a unique polar system,
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Speaker 1: it's easy to depose these leaders by the multipolar system.
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Speaker 1: Regime change is not region regime change in in the
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Speaker 1: multipolar system, I find it's difficult in the in the
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Speaker 1: poor country, because the leaders of that country can shift
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Speaker 1: their allegiance the alliances to the powerful blocks. If you
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Speaker 1: wanted to pose a leading country an if that leader
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Speaker 1: is craft, that leader can therefore ascribe or apply for
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Speaker 1: membership into the multipolar system. I use that multipolar system
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Speaker 1: as a cover, and they still use that cover, and
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Speaker 1: then I still don't develop their people. What's the point
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Speaker 1: it's much challenging to practice it or to conduct a
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Speaker 1: region change in the multipolar system, because in the multipolar
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Speaker 1: system there are so much divergence of interest from the
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Speaker 1: external world that even in a small country, I have
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Speaker 1: investment from Russia, investment from China, investment from Germany, investment
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Speaker 1: from kowait just for example, investment from Japan. And so
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Speaker 1: the multipower and a union power interests find themselves playing
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Speaker 1: in the particular country that the resources of the natural
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Speaker 1: resources of that country now is owned by many countries,
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Speaker 1: and the business interests of the unipolar system that soon
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Speaker 1: become the business interests of the multipolar system. So China
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Speaker 1: might have power or the resources of the country just
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Speaker 1: as the United States or the EU or some other
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Speaker 1: dominant powers. So if for example, the GM GM system
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Speaker 1: wanted to post a country a leader or over the
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Speaker 1: top of the leader, now they are now forced to
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Speaker 1: take into consideration and which other countries have vested interest
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Speaker 1: in that leader China, Russia, or someone in the United
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Speaker 1: Kingdom or some other countries. That's a that's the buntipolar system.
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Speaker 1: So the fear in this multipolar system now is that
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Speaker 1: it makes it difficult to deput Some some leaders were
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Speaker 1: bad for their people because that leader is they switched
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Speaker 1: into blocks and the doublinant powers now begging for alliances.
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Speaker 1: So a dictator and therefore consolidate their power by just
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Speaker 1: switching alliances. And once they switch the alliance in the
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Speaker 1: multipolarity is then their power is protected and consolidated. The Venezuela,
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Speaker 1: for example, Venezuela. We have tried to regime change in
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Speaker 1: Venezuela for so long. Why is it not working Because
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Speaker 1: Venezuela ascribes into the multipolar world system or order, and
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Speaker 1: therefore they use the West as a way to show
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Speaker 1: petrudism to their people that they are fighting an extended
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Speaker 1: enemy and that consider their power. But that does not
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Speaker 1: develop the people. So in the multipolar system, you should
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Speaker 1: have two sets of power dynamics. Dictator that explained the
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Speaker 1: multipoler war system to conserve power and true patriots and nationalists,
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Speaker 1: or use the multipolar system to develop their people and
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Speaker 1: make their people to be respected around the world and
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Speaker 1: use the resources to compete in other countries to do,
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Speaker 1: you know, to make their people relevant. You always remember
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Speaker 1: that regime change sometimes it is meant for good and
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Speaker 1: the multipoler system, that good might not happen. He's just
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Speaker 1: going to have a monotom a monosystem type of autocrats
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Speaker 1: or leaders that is their way, their vision that gets
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Speaker 1: implemented in the country. That the people soon starts seeing
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Speaker 1: their leader as a guard or as a day May God.
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Speaker 1: Their leader becomes so powerful because there is no external checkumbalances.
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Speaker 1: But the good for the people, it's just the prayers
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Speaker 1: that no matter how longer leader wants to be in office,
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Speaker 1: the people just pray that the leaders you use them,
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Speaker 1: that their power to develop them and to protect their country,
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Speaker 1: and for them to have a boundary or a military
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Speaker 1: or a false that is there for continuation. Because the
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Speaker 1: regime change system that's not proper does im promote continuation,
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Speaker 1: the promote stagnation and instability, which is not good for
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Speaker 1: business and investment. In the multipolar system, countries prepared themselves
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Speaker 1: for business. The multipolar system is good for business for
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Speaker 1: everybody miss the resources each of every country is therefore
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Speaker 1: the highest bidder and it's a wan Wing type of time.
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Speaker 1: That's a multipolar system. So the regime change in the
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Speaker 1: multipolar system becomes difficult, challenging and expensive and unnecessary. And
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Speaker 1: wise because the regime changed countries, they soon realize that
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Speaker 1: they are just being exploited within the multipolar system. So
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Speaker 1: as we transition from a unipolar system into a boltipolar
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Speaker 1: system reaching change, it soon becomes something of the past.
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Speaker 1: And the fear therefore is what if a bad despotic
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Speaker 1: crew Thailand, it's part of the multipolar system, cannot be deposed,
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Speaker 1: got to be changed. What happened to the people, their rights,
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Speaker 1: their freedoms, the libertists? There will be their children and
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Speaker 1: their future. Think about that, Philosopher Prince AI intelligences Philosophers
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Speaker 1: Prince israe'serve from the Great City of Las Vegas, USA,
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Speaker 1: June twenty fourth, twenty twenty five, on the issue of
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Speaker 1: religion change. Thank you,