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The Russia Yesterday, Russia of Today, & Tomorrow · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: The Russia of yesterday is the Russia of today, and
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Speaker 1: the Russia today will be the Russia tomorrow or the
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Speaker 1: Russia of the future. Russia wants to be an important
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Speaker 1: player on the world stage. That's all Russia wants. It
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Speaker 1: wants to be an important player on world stage at
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Speaker 1: every cost. That's the dangerous spot. Uh. Russia has the
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Speaker 1: the complexity of or the complex of incognita, and it
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Speaker 1: has that insecurity of not being taken seriously and of
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Speaker 1: not being taken of not being seen as important on
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Speaker 1: all of firs and on all stage. And for that
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Speaker 1: reason it has that fear, that complex, that insecurity that
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Speaker 1: there is on malne forces the world working against its
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Speaker 1: best interest and doing everything to disrespect it, to deserve it,
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Speaker 1: to destroy it, and to make Russia to be non existent,
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Speaker 1: non existence. And for that reason Russia therefore, supposingly based
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Speaker 1: on their ideology and culture or traditionally just propaganda, Russia
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Speaker 1: therefore see itself as a state at war at all times,
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Speaker 1: and therefore must develop all the dead lists points of
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Speaker 1: mass destruction as a way to show off its insecurity
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Speaker 1: and use it as a threat against any nation or
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Speaker 1: any block or institution that threatens her or its existence.
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Speaker 1: So Russia, the people are separate from the country rooted
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Speaker 1: in communism, most communists, In most communist country, the people
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Speaker 1: are always very good people. It's always the government that
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Speaker 1: lives in a black box that nobody understands. Even the
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Speaker 1: people themselves don't understand their government. So even when Russia
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Speaker 1: becomes a republic, is still rooted in communist philosophy. In
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Speaker 1: communist philosophy, you don't trust democratic institutions. You see democratic
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Speaker 1: institutions as a threat to the survivor of your communist state,
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Speaker 1: of your own so called republic. So routed in communism,
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Speaker 1: there's always a suspicion of the West. We love the West,
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Speaker 1: will hit the West because the West will come and
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Speaker 1: change our people, and our people will revote against us,
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Speaker 1: and our system will become a Western. Our system will
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Speaker 1: become a Western system, and we will say is to exist.
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Speaker 1: So those are the ambivalent and securities that are rooted
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Speaker 1: in countries that where first communists states or a st
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Speaker 1: economist countries. And Russia equally as a big country with
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Speaker 1: the largest land mass and for that reason expected that
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Speaker 1: it was supposed to be seen as a global player,
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Speaker 1: and Russia is advanced in science and technology, going back
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Speaker 1: to spot Bank and you know, in the high tech research.
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Speaker 1: For the reason, expected to be seen as a global player.
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Speaker 1: For some reason it's not. And Russia's assume that it
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Speaker 1: has most of the world's meanings in oil and gas
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Speaker 1: and therefore it's expected to be a global player. For
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Speaker 1: some reason, it's not respected. And Russia assume that It's
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Speaker 1: culture is history, it's little, it's influenced music and writings
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Speaker 1: and art is supposed to be seen as important as
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Speaker 1: war stage, and therefore Rossia supposed to have reference, but
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Speaker 1: Russia assimilate to be ignored or push aside in sports
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Speaker 1: figure skating and winter sports and some major sports. China
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Speaker 1: assumed that is an important player and supposed to be respected,
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Speaker 1: but assumed that it's not, and so is Russia. Where
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Speaker 1: China has been able to overcome that to make yourself
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Speaker 1: to be a very important wall stage based on Chinese population,
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Speaker 1: Chinese economy, Chinese political influence, the Chinese language, Chinese literature,
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Speaker 1: and Chinese history, so that reason China is seen as important.
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Speaker 1: Porussia always think that Russians as important and leave the
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Speaker 1: comparison society to concentrate on Russia. Russia assumes that it
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Speaker 1: is a dominant military power after that reason, supposedly respected
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Speaker 1: on more stage of fear on what spage stage or
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Speaker 1: Russian equal accepts assume that it's not. And Russia sees
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Speaker 1: itself as a Caucasian nation, assuming that the West's Western
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Speaker 1: nations are important in terms of race wrongly so to
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Speaker 1: make their comparisons, but must like it. So Russian has
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Speaker 1: that assumption that being a Caucasian nation and the Western
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Speaker 1: nation is supposed to caly to be respected, but assume
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Speaker 1: that it's not. And then Russia, therefore, who want to
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Speaker 1: see itself as a Western country, but accept the reality
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Speaker 1: that mostly of an Asian country rather than a Western country.
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Speaker 1: So it sees itself as a Caucasian nation in a
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Speaker 1: Western state surrounded by non Caucasian countries. And it puts
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Speaker 1: Russia in the position where or like Canada for example,
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Speaker 1: that's away from America, within the Americas with the US,
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Speaker 1: it's being respected, or like some Western nations like Israel
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Speaker 1: for example, and really it is that it's being respected
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Speaker 1: even though they are pushbacks for Arab from some Arab countries.
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Speaker 1: So Russia has this complex am my Asian on my
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Speaker 1: European or my Western So there is that complex and tension.
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Speaker 1: When there is a complex or an insecurity is therefore
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Speaker 1: followed by tension. And when there is tension, there is
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Speaker 1: that urge or need to have an army or to
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Speaker 1: push back or to create manufacture risk and fears and
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Speaker 1: to fortify yourself and if not careful, makes you to
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Speaker 1: be very aggressive for nothing when there's actually not threat,
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Speaker 1: but the threat is just manufactured in your mind, but
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Speaker 1: because of your insecure and therefore you spend most of
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Speaker 1: your budget and resources on military and weapons instead of
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Speaker 1: actually developing your people and yourself to actually make people
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Speaker 1: to like you more and need you more. And Russia,
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Speaker 1: for this reason, therefore looks around the world and sees
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Speaker 1: just one country in particular that it can blame everything,
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Speaker 1: if not everything. And therefore Russia sees America. Russia defences
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Speaker 1: America as a country that it's behind the scene preventing
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Speaker 1: Russia from shining. Russia defences America, especially after the experience
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Speaker 1: of the Cod War, that America will do everything to
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Speaker 1: stop Russia from shining world stage, world stage. So therefore
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Speaker 1: Russian seas Americas trying to stop it or trying to
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Speaker 1: prevent the world or sabotage in Russia for not being
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Speaker 1: seen US as a powerful science and technology state, as
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Speaker 1: a powerful space technology state, as a powerful landmarks state,
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Speaker 1: or as a powerful wealth mineral state, as a powerful
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Speaker 1: geopolitical state, or as a powerful sport in nation, or
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Speaker 1: as a powerful civilization, or as a country the powerful economy,
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Speaker 1: or in relation to fashion, as tie and culture soft
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Speaker 1: power dominance. So therefore Russian sees America therefore as an
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Speaker 1: early countries it stopping its light from shining, and therefore,
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Speaker 1: to the core word mentality, Russia will therefore do everything
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Speaker 1: through geopolitical sabotage or through anything that Russia think is
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Speaker 1: necessary to downplay America, assuming that based on proactiveness and preemptiveness,
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Speaker 1: it should strike first, it should subpostage first, or it
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Speaker 1: should undermine American first by assuming that America would do
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Speaker 1: the sign. So that is the background in which Russia
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Speaker 1: emmanate based on my own assumptions and thinking HM as
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Speaker 1: a matter of opinion, not a battle of research base
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Speaker 1: factual representation, I speak as an observer, and then Russia
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Speaker 1: therefore sees Europe as an American vassar continent. I wish
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Speaker 1: that is not true, but that's russia understanding. And Russia
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Speaker 1: therefore assumes that since America is far away, since they
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Speaker 1: are ocean apart, even though America is close to Alaska,
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Speaker 1: they see it as most of a frozen territory the
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Speaker 1: Arctic or Antarctica, will be wise to to to fight
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Speaker 1: wars or be a battleground a win, though it is
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Speaker 1: still paranoid for your Russia. That's why Russia is here
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Speaker 1: with the present in Antarctica, building ability basis there for
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Speaker 1: such things to occur. And therefore Russia turns its interest
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Speaker 1: attention on Europe, assuming that Europe is a Western state
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Speaker 1: and America is a Western country. Assuming that true Europe
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Speaker 1: and true Ukraine, America can get into Russia. So that's
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Speaker 1: why therefore American sy is Russia. I'm Russian sist West
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Speaker 1: as a threat, not as a threat as the West
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Speaker 1: in itself, but as a threat based on the assumption
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Speaker 1: of Russia that Europe is a vasa state to America
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Speaker 1: that would do what American wants, and assume that the
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Speaker 1: West is very is a rich continent, and assuming that
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Speaker 1: America as many military basis in Europe, and assuming that
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Speaker 1: natal is very powerful and the only formidable alliance that
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Speaker 1: Russia is actually scared of, and assuming that it's based
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Speaker 1: in Europe too, because the center command is in Europe too,
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Speaker 1: So assuming that the European countries equally some European countries
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Speaker 1: like for example, Britain and France and nuclear powers. So
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Speaker 1: therefore Europe can be a threat to Russia. And if
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Speaker 1: Europe is a threat to Russia, or if Russia attacks Europe,
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Speaker 1: then to natal and to the military and nuclear might
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Speaker 1: of Europe, Russia can be threatened. And therefore Russia sees
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Speaker 1: Ukraine that middle state, as the ocean between Russia and Europe,
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Speaker 1: and therefore America or as the battle ground, or Europe
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Speaker 1: becomes that canal or that barrier state that has fallen
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Speaker 1: into the hands of Europe, meaning meaning into the hands
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Speaker 1: of America. Therefore Russia can be attacked easily, and therefore
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Speaker 1: Russia will do everything therefore to know make Ukraine be
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Speaker 1: a Western alliance or a need to alliance. Else Russia
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Speaker 1: has no boundary anymore as Europe Europe, a powerful European
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Speaker 1: state or a powerful nature can therefore just walk through
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Speaker 1: Ukraine into Russia and destroy Russia. And for Russia to
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Speaker 1: system to exist. That's the philosophy, the thinking behind the
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Speaker 1: Russian government, and for that reason, Russia will prefer a
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Speaker 1: weakened Europe through the interference in European politics and interference
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Speaker 1: in European affairs in Africa, interference in European affairs anywhere,
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Speaker 1: and we therefore create tough wars or create it on
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Speaker 1: vasas states. But now we're all the Maline countries as
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Speaker 1: sped the West or therefore Russia power with all the
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Speaker 1: partner other countries from bevienable to the West that are
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Speaker 1: in opposition to the West, therefore like Iran, not Korea,
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Speaker 1: and many other countries including China, even though China is
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Speaker 1: a super powerful country but has disagreement with the West
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Speaker 1: in terms of trade and Taiwan. That's it. So the
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Speaker 1: issue with China is not the part annoying that Russia
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Speaker 1: has against the West and America. It's not the same
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Speaker 1: with China. The people with China and the West is
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Speaker 1: very simple. China considered Taiwan as part of China, and
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Speaker 1: China will like to do business with every country and
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Speaker 1: just as Russia, it's parannoid about the West and America. America,
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Speaker 1: the West are paranoid about China. So it's a reversal
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Speaker 1: threat and geopolitical tenation on which, on the contrary, China
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Speaker 1: wants Taiwan, and China wants to do business with everybody
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Speaker 1: else on planet Earth without restriction or would have been
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Speaker 1: stopped by any force or power. And those Western countries
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Speaker 1: and America therefore afraid that if China can have Taiwan,
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Speaker 1: just as China got Home Kong and Macao and the
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Speaker 1: two better regions, the China is it's going to be
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Speaker 1: this powerful, unstoppable block and with with a very huge
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Speaker 1: economy and with the projections of it of its economy
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Speaker 1: to be indomitable. So America, therefore, the West sees China
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Speaker 1: as an unstoppable force that would soon become the most
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Speaker 1: powerful country in the world and therefore with the most
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Speaker 1: powerful military and with the powerful economy, with your political cloud.
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Speaker 1: Therefore the unipolar system we no longer exist. And even
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Speaker 1: if America accepts that to the findest place in the
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Speaker 1: uni in un in multipolar world. And Betica therefore scared
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Speaker 1: that China might not stop there, and that China might
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Speaker 1: therefore aligned with Russia with the global soude and and
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Speaker 1: make America just to be like any other country. Japan
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Speaker 1: there was one once powerful and is relegated to nothing
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Speaker 1: more than an American ally to have cloud in the world.
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Speaker 1: So America is therefore scared of accepting the position of Japan,
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Speaker 1: or accepting the position of the Dutch after the fall
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Speaker 1: of the Empire, or the position of the UK after
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Speaker 1: the fall of the British Empire. So Americans were not
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Speaker 1: like that. That's why America since China as an existential threat,
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Speaker 1: not that the Chinese will want to go to war America,
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Speaker 1: just as Russia sees America as an existential threat, not
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Speaker 1: that Russia want to go to war with America. So
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Speaker 1: comes the ambiguity of geopolitics. And China don't go to
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Speaker 1: war with America, and American don't go to war with China.
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Speaker 1: Russia don't go to war with America, and America don't
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Speaker 1: go to war with Russia. Russia not go to war
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Speaker 1: with Europe, and Europe will not go to war with Russia.
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Speaker 1: The Western countries will don't go to war with America
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Speaker 1: with China, and China don't go to war with the
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Speaker 1: Western countries. The Western countries will don't go to war
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Speaker 1: with Russia and Russia not go to war with the
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Speaker 1: Western countries and so come, so becomes the war, the
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Speaker 1: war with proxies. So Russia and China, West, the West
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Speaker 1: and America we'll fight wars. We fight proxy wars to
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Speaker 1: protect their tastes and prevent the alignment of geopolitical cliques
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Speaker 1: that might make any of these countries or continent weak
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Speaker 1: or to be very weak that they become irrelevant. That's
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Speaker 1: the world in which we live in tariffs, inflations, sanctions,
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Speaker 1: proxy wars, civil wars, so many countries. Therefore becomes the
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Speaker 1: playground for these countries. And no matter how countries emerges
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Speaker 1: in the Middle East or how great countries are any
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Speaker 1: when war the war of frighten. It's in a multipolar world, sister,
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Speaker 1: we're America, China, Russia and Europe are great players in
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Speaker 1: which no country is actually a leader, where every country
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Speaker 1: has importance. That's the ideal war that Russia we wish for.
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Speaker 1: And it's not different for that Russia of yesterday, if
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Speaker 1: you go back to Stalin and what happened in Germany
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Speaker 1: and the Core War. Still the Russia of today what
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Speaker 1: they are longing for and wants to be the Russia
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Speaker 1: of tomorrow or the future, for what they will long
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Speaker 1: for and the fears that Russia has today of America.
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Speaker 1: Even though Russia is a friend of China today, in
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Speaker 1: the future, Russia might therefore aligned with another power to
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Speaker 1: therefore have the same fear for China or India. Russia
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Speaker 1: us still be in the same position that it is today.
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Speaker 1: It's a force that will want to be the number one.
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Speaker 1: There cannot be number one. Can only be relevant and
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Speaker 1: important through process or through alignment with imaging powers to
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Speaker 1: counter other powers in order to accept a multipower network
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Speaker 1: or a multipower war war. So a multipolar war benefits
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Speaker 1: no country but Russia. Same during the First and Second
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Speaker 1: World War, Russia have always longed for a multipolar war.
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Speaker 1: Remember after the defeat of the Germans, Russia has always
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Speaker 1: longed for a multipoler war. Russia is disadvantage by language,
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Speaker 1: It's disadvantage by geopolitical location despite its minial minerial wealth.
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Speaker 1: It's disadvantage by culture and traditions and religion, a disadvantaged
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Speaker 1: by history that it's not meant to be a superpower player,
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Speaker 1: a superpower dominant player, a global superpower dominant player. It
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Speaker 1: can only be through the threat of warfare or through
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Speaker 1: the alignment of other major powers. But it would be
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Speaker 1: difficult to align with America and the West because of
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Speaker 1: language barriers. Just because of the mayor or the cheer
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Speaker 1: fact that English in the surf is a dominant language
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Speaker 1: to Russia, and based on population size, Russia always consider
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Speaker 1: itself inferior or subsidient. The Russian language always considers in
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Speaker 1: ferior or subsilient to the English language. And so with
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Speaker 1: with with the people see themselves, they said, with English
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Speaker 1: speaking countries and the fact that English is it is
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Speaker 1: a unipolar or language, so Russia does not after saying that,
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Speaker 1: and Russia sees itself has been left behind, that Russia
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Speaker 1: is jealous of that. So based on language and a
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Speaker 1: geography and on history, Russia cannot be the world's super power.
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Speaker 1: Based on population size too, the war's superpower can only
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Speaker 1: be China, India, the global South is if united, but
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Speaker 1: they can be because of language fragment fragmentation, So global
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Speaker 1: superpower can only be China, can only be America, China
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Speaker 1: and India. And we need proxies to dominate if they
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Speaker 1: want to or to lead to dominate if they want
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Speaker 1: to go to wars or to lead if they want
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Speaker 1: to just do business and to cultural exchanges and use
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Speaker 1: soft power as a means to be a global leader
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Speaker 1: without a dominant military force. And the question becomes with
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Speaker 1: the multipolar world be dominated by military very science and
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Speaker 1: technology or by positive humanitarianism. That's when the greater New
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Speaker 1: war comes to ply the greater New world. The world
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Speaker 1: that I talk about, it's a world not dominated by
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Speaker 1: wars or conflicts or fights or praccess is the world
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Speaker 1: dominated by technological advancement, but atificial intelligence is quantum computing,
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Speaker 1: fusion technologies and healing of the humans and solving human
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Speaker 1: problems all with our cancers, while with life longevities and
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Speaker 1: human pursuit of awareness, intelligence UH android intelligences or human
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Speaker 1: right intelligences, artificial intelligences and alien intelligences. Where humans seek
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Speaker 1: to journey beyond its physical space avoid fighting wars because
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Speaker 1: of geography. When human excel in space and conquer planets
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Speaker 1: for themselves, are seek to go beyond the universe. That's
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Speaker 1: why the philosophy of zarianism and motive versalism comes to play.
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Speaker 1: We're humans seek to live beyond their universe, for there
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Speaker 1: is nothing to fight. Only science and technology can take
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Speaker 1: your father. As I see Russia, China and America a
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Speaker 1: bent ant technology, artificial intelligences, robotics, space intelligences, quantum information,
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Speaker 1: vision technologies, and the crown jew of physics and mathematics
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Speaker 1: and nanotechnologies or new material technologies. The Russia of yesterday
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Speaker 1: in geo politics is no different of the Russia of
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Speaker 1: to day in geo politics, and not the different of
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Speaker 1: Russia of to morrow. Into politics, they will lose a
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Speaker 1: lot of men and women just hoping to maintain the
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Speaker 1: status quo as all Russia cander with that count a
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Speaker 1: war of process and your political maniquination, trying to weaken
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Speaker 1: in their power. Thou wilt threaten the status quar that
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Speaker 1: Russia wants, or thou will do anything to minimize or
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Speaker 1: under mine Russia. Farosa needs to do a lot to
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Speaker 1: be respected or feared. If you choose to go by
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Speaker 1: Machia Valley, see, Russia is not so interested into humanitarianism.
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Speaker 1: It's interested in business. It's interested in amassing wealth. Russia
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Speaker 1: is interested in Rassia racialized politics for Caucasian domination, no
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Speaker 1: Western domination for Caucasian domination. The one that be the
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Speaker 1: only frontier for Russia. When Russia and when China India
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Speaker 1: becomes the dominant powers to do all Russia does past Russia.
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Speaker 1: We're there for fighting for Caucasian rights, just as Russia
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Speaker 1: is writing for Russian speaking people's right in the Dominias
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Speaker 1: regions and in Ukraine and all from a Soviet state,
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Speaker 1: just as Russians are fighting to protect their Russian speaking language,
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Speaker 1: to interfere and conquered territory. There will be a day
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Speaker 1: when russiall be fighting for Caucasian people, when China and
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Speaker 1: India becomes the dominant powers. That will be the battle
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Speaker 1: of the centuries. Same Russia sat Russia today to do
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Speaker 1: all Russia does best. It will therefore be fighting for
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Speaker 1: the Caucasian people after the West, because Russian does Russians
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Speaker 1: is the West as work as to leftists that's been
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Speaker 1: to destroy Caucasian Russia, that will be a battle for
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Speaker 1: the century. Philosopher Prince Aire intelligences Philosopher Prince Israe's are
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Speaker 1: March eighth, twenty twenty five from the Great City of
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Speaker 1: Las Vegas on Russia, on the Russia of yesterday, Russia
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Speaker 1: today and rossiav tomorrow on how geographical inconveniences and language
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Speaker 1: barrier and history makes Russia to be nothing more than
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Speaker 1: a country that six motor lateralism for relevance, for importance
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Speaker 1: on global stage, phytiopolitical interests. Thank you