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Rupture, Rules, and Realpolitik: Carney’s Davos “Sign in the Window” Warning, Canada’s Pivot, Trump’s Greenland Gambit, Venezuela Oil Grab · International Flavor: Where the Truth Tastes Better

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  Hello, good morning. Welcome. I am Samuel Trapp. This is international flavor. You are on damn a radio
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  I talked about mark carney and I talked about canada and I talked about canada starting to make
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  You know what and I wasn't going to get into that today and i'm not but uh, I I I wanted to test out
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  I'm, i'm probably going too far, but it is certainly very well developed and uh, you know, it is it
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  Government overreach on behalf of you right now. We're focused on missouri florida because that's where
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  agitators
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  You know our protesters and we'll start we're gonna start attacking government overreach where it needs to be attacked and uh,
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  That's that is what we do. That's what i've done for
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  Is because I was I was I kept bombarding them with various lawsuits, you know for government
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  Overreach and corruption and bs and there's still plenty of it going along and uh, you know
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  I've been quiet too long about it. And so i'm i'm not gonna be anymore
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  And we hope that you do anyway
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  Uh, I digressed a little bit
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  We're also going to have the modern law ecosystem which I read to you the complaint that the missouri bar made about me
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  That came from one of our would-be founders
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  He took the money and ran is what happened the guy took the money and ran and i'll tell you who it is one day
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  But i'm still uh struggling with the fact that he did it, but he took the money and ran and uh,
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  Uh, you know
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  waited for some funding
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  Did very little if anything we're currently in a lawsuit and it's nonsense that that these sort of things happen
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  Anyway, that is not my theme for today. My theme for today was this speech. I heard yesterday. I told you about mark carney
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  who is canadian, of course and he
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  uh
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  Gave a speech at the economic forum. I'm gonna share it with you. It's like 14 15 minutes
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  i'm gonna share it with you in its entirety because um,
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  People are starting to say things and it's uh and from canada
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  This is before we get there I want to talk about because we all talk about it on this station, I believe you know that we are
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  we're very well versed in uh,
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  the
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  the world order, you know the uh
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  Uniparty the
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  What do you call them the global globalist elites?
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  Sometimes people call them that and the globalist elites in my view are people like carney
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  Or at least they have been forever
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  And I believe that and and you know, you can believe what you want. You don't have to believe
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  This is just an opposing point of view to many
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  that are that are spoken and and but I believe that that mine is
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  Pretty well developed and reasonable. Everybody knows i've had a hobby for years of following. Uh,
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  Vladimir putin his rise to power what he's done. I I have
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  Watched and listened in russian. I I like to keep my russian
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  um
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  proficiency and
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  I want to speak in russian and I and I have a channel that's in russian and I and I
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  And I I follow this stuff and i've watched because I was in arms control
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  years ago
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  and
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  as an interpreter inspector
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  Escort over here in the united states when when people would come over and I and
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  it was during the time the the wall collapsed and what was it 89 or something is when they uh,
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  Uh, they they took it down soviet union collapsed the cis was formed
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  And uh, there there was been been, uh, you know
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  Horror story for russia in the 90s just a horror story
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  And out of the ashes of that horror story, which we didn't help at all
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  We went in like corporate raiders and tried to steal all their stuff and they resented that
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  And they resented us not
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  I don't know how to put it
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  We screwed up
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  We by we I mean the globalist elitist a-holes. I don't mean me. I didn't screw up. I was
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  Sitting there thinking about this the whole time. It's like jeez
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  What a reversal from what the soviet union was and trust me. They're not going to stay down
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  You know, I knew enough about russian people to keep it. Well
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  this world order theory
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  Basically started after world war ii and I and and basically this is
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  Part of the reason that we are where we are and I want to talk to you and basically
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  All I did to show you this and i'm going to read this to you before I share mark carney's speech with you
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  Because I I think it's important that you hear this stuff and he started it in french
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  but I think I got it right to the part where it's uh,
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  it's uh in english and he gives the rest of the speech in english because there was a little bit of
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  a simultaneous interpretation in the beginning that kind of is distracting I hate it when they do that i'd rather see the
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  the whole video
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  Not in two languages at the same time because it's hard to focus on one, you know
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  and uh
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  Anyway, I want to give you about the new world order. It's a term that is often used
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  In hype now now, I don't believe this. This is this is what people talk about this new world order
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  conspiracy theory
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  And so this has a little bit of a liberalist bs from wikipedia sprinkled in okay
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  Everybody needs to know that this is not my thoughts of the new world order
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  If I have things that diverge from this though, I shall tell you but what the new world order has usually refers to
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  a conspiracy theory that
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  Hypothesizes that a secretly emerging
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  totalitarian totalitarian world government
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  Will emerge the common theme in these theories is a new world order is a secretive power elite
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  Globalist agenda that is conspiring to eventually rule the world
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  Now think about that
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  I think that's basically true
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  But all it is is the same old rich elites because the group is quite small
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  You're one percenters that have all the money and all the power and the rest of us
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  Since the dark ages have been fighting this sort of thing and living under their thumb
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  living under their rules
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  Fighting their wars because we are expendable trash and they
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  are not
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  They are the globalist elites and it's just but it's the same thing for centuries
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  That that people have been fighting. That's that's my theory. Okay that the tendency is always
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  to
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  consolidate and keep and build
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  Your own power. That's what we're watching now. It's no different under donald trump than it was under anyone else. It's just the
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  base parties have changed but up at the at the
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  top levels
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  The people who get appointed to run
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  government agencies
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  that stay there after
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  The presidents move on
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  which is why donald trump did one of the very best things that I liked is he kind of purged a lot of the
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  the
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  Careerist level of these globalist assholes that they needed to get rid of right? And so i'm for that. Anyway, the theme continues
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  that uh
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  One world government will replace
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  Sovereign nation states now, we're watching that in some degree with what's going on in europe. They're discovering that they're just
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  pawns
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  In america's game in nato in the eu canada has identified the same thing. I told you that yesterday
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  and an all-encompassing
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  propaganda, which ideology
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  They don't really care about the ideology
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  They care about keeping us so distracted that we don't notice that oz is ruling from behind the curtain
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  Somewhere pay no attention to the man behind the curtain because we have globalist, you know
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  Queer boy transgender theory to spread to you and that's far more important than who's finger puppeting the world from behind the curtain
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  right
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  many influential historical and contemporary figures have been alleged to be part of a
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  Cabal that operates through numerous front organizations
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  gmos
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  I'm, sorry ngos
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  Ngos and uh to orchestrate significant political and financial events. We're watching this
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  This is not a conspiracy theory. This is truth. This is what's happening
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  Okay, it's no longer a conspiracy theory people know that this is true that it that it
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  It might take a different form than what they thought it was
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  It's not a group of people the same 10 people who meet though the parties may change
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  But it's globalist elite a-holes that rise to power through whatever means and then they get sucked into this cabal
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  of power
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  Because they have the ticket to get in the door, which is fabulous wealth
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  And so they keep it and try to generally generationally keep it in the same hands that I absolutely
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  Believe in and that power, you know getting the blessing of the
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  Republicans that are in power before somebody approves you to be a judge
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  Getting the blessing of those that are a federal judge and or even many state judges
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  I believe missouri is extremely corrupt in that regard and I also believe that federally it's the same thing
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  It's who's who's ass you've kissed and how you and it's regionally for federal judges and how they get picked
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  But it's the same sort of system as you go any sort of bureaucratic position any sort of
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  Of high level, you know call it gs15 and up, you know
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  You're you're gonna have to kiss the political ass and certainly in the general ranks up to the rank of colonel
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  Doesn't matter after that you better be licking the butts of power
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  Because that's how it works you can get one star and by god if you lick enough ass you'll get two
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  And and it keeps on going i'm not saying these aren't stellar soldiers in many regards because they are
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  And you know, they're very impressive and but don't go thinking that they aren't part of the same
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  sort of
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  military industrial complex because that's part of the ticket
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  To get further on as you spread the wealth among the those who are already wealthy
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  That's how you do it and it's hard to tap in and get into that circle
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  but once you're in it's a globalist sort of of theory I
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  Believe that it makes sense to me. Okay
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  So although I don't necessarily believe everything is here many influential and historical and contemporary figures
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  Have been alleged to be part of this and uh, they take advantage of systemic crises
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  Never let a good crisis go to waste or cause
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  crises
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  In order to push through controversial policies think about 9 11
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  Think about that think about what's going on in ukraine. Don't tell me that somebody didn't push through that
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  Can you imagine hillary clinton or any of these other a-holes even republican ones?
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  Going around and creating the same sorts of things and don't go thinking that marco rubio isn't doing the same old thing
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  That lindsey graham who's been sitting up there with his thumb up his ass doing nothing
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  except collecting military industrial complex money and spreading that wealth and creating
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  chaos wherever he goes
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  That is how you keep the power
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  That's how you keep spreading the wealth and the same assholes make same amount of money
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  before the early
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  1990s new world order conspiracy was limited to two american countercultures the military anti-government
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  militantly anti-government right
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  Which probably included me
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  and part of the fundamental christianity
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  Concerned with concerned with end time emergence of the antichrist. Okay, those two have kind of blended together
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  But this is the theory academics who study conspiracy theory and religious extremists
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  And they gave some names, but i'm not going to talk about that observed that right-wing conspiracy theories about this new world order
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  Not only have been embraced by many seekers of this knowledge, but have also seeped into pop culture
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  which feel a surge of interest and participation in
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  Survivalism paramilitarism as many people actively prepare for apocalyptic at millenarian
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  Scenarios, okay. This is wikipedia
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  Trying to say oh, geez are still all nuts, right? We're not nuts
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  These political scientists warn that mass hysteria
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  Over new world order conspiracy theory could eventually have a devastating effect on american political life
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  Ranging from escalating lone wolf terrorism, you know school shooters to the rise of the power of the authoritarian
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  ultra-nationalist
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  Demagoguery they claim that it's uh, you know, that's some sort of a trump
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  Yes now trump if he was staying totally nationally or doing things
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  I said yesterday that i'm trying to embrace the fact that reality exists and that we're going to steal greenland
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  We've already stolen venezuela, but I I don't want it ever to be said that I am
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  For this kind of government bullshit and government overreach because I am not
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  that I I do not believe that what we are doing is
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  An existential threat to america like they're trying to pump down our throats
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  This is the same old story from a reverse angle
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  instead of the global elitists being people like
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  The clinton's the biden's the obama's it's they've been pushed down a level for a while
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  They'll come back
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  Or or their heirs will come back. That's what's gonna happen
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  and uh, you know, they'll they'll be back at some point might not be the the 20
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  uh
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  the 2024 elections, but uh
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  Uh, what am I talking about 2028 elections, but they'll they'll be back, you know, and we may be in
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  The in a different path. I always talk about the pendulum swinging and the pendulum goes, uh, you know both ways, you know
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  And we're at we're at one extreme of the pendulum right now, but don't think it won't be going back the other way
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  A progressive welcome international organization and regimes such as the united nations after world wars
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  were conducted but argued that these initiatives suffered from a
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  Democratic deficit and they tried to create all these free
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  States like ukraine ukraine ain't free ukraine doesn't have anything relate
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  Related to democracy, right? It's just not there. This was used during the cold war. There's plenty of history on
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  New world order but post-cold war the new world order was a focus of the american christian right
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  Allegedly by wikipedia. I don't believe that I think it was it was uh more of a centrist
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  deal and uh, the new world order is a prophesied anti-christian enemy established by globalists who use perceived secular
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  philosophies such as
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  Environmentalism feminism socialism to thwart christianity through the work of organizations such as the u.n
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  the european union world trade organization world health organization
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  These are all corrupt organizations every single one of them that they list is corrupt
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  Crazy stuff it's been observed that throughout the 90s the galvanized language used by conspiracy theorists
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  Led to militancy in the rise of american militia movement
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  And anti-government ideology spread through speeches rallies meetings books
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  videotapes sold at gun shows they allege
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  shortwave satellite radio and now propaganda
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  independent radio
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  That these things are uh, these conspiracy theories they talk about they say the end time is a conspiracy theory
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  They talk about the freemasons the illuminati
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  The protocol of elder zion all of these things the knights of the round table
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  They and open conspiracies
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  They talk about new age people the fourth reich
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  alien invasions
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  Brave new world and they put all of these under the umbrella of this new world order
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  Now we have have watched and mass surveillance. This is true. I mean all this stuff, but they say you're paranoid
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  If you if you uh discuss these sort of things well just because you're not paranoid doesn't mean they're not out to get you
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  You know if you're not paranoid
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  You're living in a dream world of your own creation
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  Anyway, so the new world order we're talking about that
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  My theory of the new world order is more of a globalist elite. Uh, if you want to call me a conspiracy theorist great
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  but
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  I believe that there is some kind of not a not a
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  Not something that's been around and it had but it has been around but it's not the same
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  people father to son father to daughter independent, although big families certainly with uh,
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  generational wealth do have a tendency to be part of this
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  And uh, you know if you can create your own generational wealth you can get your family
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  Into this cabal, okay, I believe that huge money
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  wherever it comes from
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  Is the entry ticket and the fact that huge money is coming from so-called third world countries that really are not
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  I think that's been a problem for these globalist elites that have you know done this stuff for years
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  Okay, that's the sam part of the theory. Okay, and and and
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  most of that
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  With variation various forms of that, you know population control coup d'etat mind control, you know
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  Alleged conspirators all these things. Um, I believe in certain
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  uh
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  Degrees, but I also am a realist and I think so you want to call me a conspiracy theorist great
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  but what I wanted to get to was the fact that
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  With trump came a huge fracture in this world order because trump was not allowed to be a part of it
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  He was a loose cannon
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  He was the grenade with the the uh pin already pulled and somebody just holding on the clip
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  And that is donald trump
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  And he has been doing things that do not comply with the rest. He has focused it back to
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  America and you can like that
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  I don't really like what he's doing internationally. I've been pretty clear about that and uh, you know
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  Regardless of some of the justifications for what people have made that oh, geez, it's an existential threat
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  China russia existential threats to the u.s. Bullshit
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  and that that's crap and uh, basically if we would
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  economically work with
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  And not against these two great powers
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  The three of them and people have alleged also that that xi jingping vladimir putin and donald trump could form a triumvirate
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  That really could create
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  a new world safe peaceful order
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  The trouble is is the safe and peaceful never remains ultimately safe and peaceful
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  But that for a couple of generations if the three of them had get together and create something
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  And I would say you would have to add somebody like a modi from india
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  Maybe some of the bricks countries remember me telling you about being at the bricks conference in kazan russia last year
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  and getting interviewed
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  By a fake vladimir putin. I was holding a photo of putin and it was like I had to speak to him
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  And they uh, they asked me and I said well, you know in 10 years could america join bricks?
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  Frankly I think that is and that was my instinct way back then
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  You need to join these type of things that are focused on
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  economic
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  power
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  You don't need to lone wolf it like we're doing and creating in the u.s
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  Okay, and so with all that and the sam backdrop of what I believe the new world order could or should or is
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  Uh, you know in my very and i'm open to discussion on that I I I like that sort of theory
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  I want to share with you mark carney's world economic forum speech
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  Okay, which just happened yesterday. Okay, and it's it's about a new world order
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  It was at the annual meeting in davos world economic forum. Donald trump is going to speak there
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  Um, I hope I haven't missed it, but I really haven't paid attention to the schedule and i'm doing most of it through youtube
• 27:25
  This is out on youtube and a lot of people need to pay attention to davos ukraine has been
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  You know shuffled off to you know a much lower priority in the agenda
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  And the agenda is greenland world power
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  Sovereignty of many types and so mark carney gave a speech yesterday. He's a canadian prime minister
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  I think is his title don't don't quote me on that
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  It could they could call him something else and I always get I haven't really paid much attention to this guy
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  um
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  but
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  He spent some time in china
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  Create like I told you yesterday and and I followed that that speech yesterday. I walked you through what?
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  I believe his name was jansen a guy on youtube spoke about
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  canada
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  Diversifying away from the united states and that is also happening
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  And what we are causing and when I say we donald trump in this instance
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  That what our country is doing in talking about seizing greenland and that be an existential threat
• 28:31
  Bullshit, it's not
• 28:33
  Seizing the venezuelan government claiming. It's a drug war that is bullshit, too. That's not true
• 28:41
  And i'm not saying they don't shuffle off drugs
• 28:44
  But there are far greater countries in the same region of south america
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  That do it 10 times better than venezuela
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  Ever did and you justify it by going
• 28:56
  By arresting a guy out of your jurisdiction and creating law that doesn't exist to keep him
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  But the real thing is the same old regime change that america engages in to keep its power and the reason is all
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  Economic don't go thinking this is anything other than economic
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  uh theft
• 29:16
  We've stolen the oil and and all of the rich resources of venezuela
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  And we're putting in a puppet government that will support
• 29:25
  america period
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  And that is what we have done
• 29:29
  And and we have done it in a quiet and in a way that russia hasn't been able to do with ukraine
• 29:36
  But it's the same sort
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  Of we aren't putting up with this on our border
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  And so america can't really complain about what russia is doing in ukraine, right?
• 29:48
  So with all that being said I speak way too much, but it's my radio show. So there you go
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  I've given you a very good
• 29:55
  uh, I believe
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  View of samism we can call it the theory of sam
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  uh that you can put
• 30:02
  Uh in your pocket and choose to believe it or not believe it
• 30:06
  But now we're going to listen to mark carney and this is about a 15 minute
• 30:12
  Deal and we will probably listen to all of it because this is important pay attention to what he said here
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  It seems that every day
• 30:24
  We're reminded that we live in an era of great power rivalry
• 30:29
  That the rules-based order is fading
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  That the strong can do what they can and the weak must suffer
• 30:36
  what they must
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  And this aphorism of thucydides is presented as inevitable
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  As the natural logic of international relations reasserting itself
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  and faced with this logic
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  There is a strong tendency
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  for countries
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  To go along to get along
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  to accommodate
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  to avoid trouble
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  To hope that compliance will buy safety
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  Well, it won't
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  So, what are our options?
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  In 1978 the czech dissident vaslav havel
• 31:15
  later president
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  Wrote an essay called the power of the powerless
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  And in it, he asked a simple question. How did the communist system sustain itself?
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  And his answer began with the green grocer
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  Every morning the shopkeeper places a sign in his window
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  Workers of the world unite
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  He doesn't believe it
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  No one does
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  But he places the sign anyway to avoid trouble to signal compliance to get along
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  And because every shopkeeper on every street does the same the system persists
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  Not through violence alone
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  But through the participation of ordinary people in rituals. They privately know to be false
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  Havel called this living within a lie
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  The system's power comes not from its truth, but from everyone's willingness to perform as if it were true
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  And its fragility comes from the same source
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  When even one person stops performing when the green grocer removes his sign the illusion begins to crack
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  Friends
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  It is time
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  For companies and countries to take their signs down
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  For decades
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  For decades countries like canada prospered under what we called the rules-based international order
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  We joined its institutions. We praised its principles. We benefited from its predictability
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  And because of that we could pursue values-based foreign policies under its protection
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  We knew the story of the international rules-based order was partially false
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  That the strongest would exempt themselves when convenient that trade rules were enforced
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  asymmetrically
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  And we knew that international law applied with varying rigor depending on the identity of the accused or the victim
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  This fiction was useful
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  And american hegemony in particular helped provide public goods
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  Open sea lanes a stable financial system collective security and support for frameworks for resolving disputes
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  So we placed the sign in the window
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  We participated in the rituals
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  And we largely avoided calling out the gaps between rhetoric and reality
• 33:47
  This bargain no longer works
• 33:51
  Let me be direct
• 33:52
  We are in the midst of a rupture not a transition
• 33:56
  Over the past two decades a series of crises in finance health energy and geopolitics
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  Have laid bare the risks of extreme global integration
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  but more recently
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  Great powers have begun using economic integration as weapons
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  Tariffs as leverage financial infrastructure as coercion supply chains as vulnerabilities to be exploited
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  You cannot live within the lie of mutual benefit through integration
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  When integration becomes the source of your subordination
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  the multilateral institutions on which the middle powers have relied
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  the WTO
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  the UN
• 34:37
  the COP
• 34:38
  The architecture the very architecture of collective
• 34:42
  problem solving
• 34:43
  are under threat
• 34:46
  And as a result many countries are drawing the same conclusions that they must develop greater strategic autonomy
• 34:53
  in energy food critical minerals in finance and supply chains
• 34:58
  And this impulse is understandable
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  A country that can't feed itself fuel itself or defend itself has few options
• 35:06
  When the rules no longer protect you you must protect yourself
• 35:10
  But let's be clear-eyed about where this leads
• 35:14
  A world of fortresses will be poorer more fragile and less sustainable
• 35:19
  And there's another truth
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  If great powers abandon even the pretense of rules and values for the unhindered pursuit of their power and interests
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  the gains from
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  transactionalism
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  Will become harder to replicate
• 35:36
  Hegemons cannot continually monetize their relationships
• 35:42
  Allies will diversify to hedge against uncertainty
• 35:46
  They'll buy insurance increase options
• 35:49
  In order to rebuild sovereignty
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  Sovereignty that was once grounded in rules, but will increasingly be anchored in the ability to withstand pressure
• 36:02
  This room knows this is classic risk management risk management comes at a price
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  But that cost of strategic autonomy of sovereignty can also be shared
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  Collective investments in resilience are cheaper than everyone building their own fortresses
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  Shared standards reduce fragmentations
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  Complementarities are positive some
• 36:28
  And the question for middle powers like canada is not whether
• 36:32
  To adapt to the new reality we must
• 36:35
  The question is whether we adapt by simply building higher walls or whether we can do something more ambitious
• 36:44
  Now canada was amongst the first to hear the wake-up call leading us to fundamentally shift our strategic posture
• 36:52
  Canadians know that our old comfortable assumptions that our geography and alliance memberships automatically conferred prosperity and security
• 37:02
  That assumption is no longer valid
• 37:05
  And our new approach rests on what alexander stubb the president of finland has termed value-based realism
• 37:12
  Or to put another way
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  We aim to be both principled and pragmatic
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  Principled and our commitment to fundamental values
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  Sovereignty territorial integrity the prohibition of the use of force except when consistent with the un charter
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  and respect for human rights
• 37:30
  And pragmatic and recognizing the progress is often incremental that interests
• 37:35
  Diverge that not every partner will share all of our values
• 37:40
  So we're engaging broadly strategically with open eyes
• 37:44
  We actively take on the world as it is
• 37:47
  Not wait around for a world. We wish to be
• 37:52
  We are calibrating our relationships
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  So their depth reflects our values
• 37:57
  And we're prioritizing broad engagement to maximize our influence given and given the fluidity of the world at the moment
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  The risks that this poses and the stakes for what comes next
• 38:09
  And we are no longer just relying on the strength of our values, but also the value of our strength
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  We are building that strength at home
• 38:20
  Since my government took office we have cut taxes on incomes on capital gains and business investment
• 38:25
  We have removed all federal barriers to interprovincial trade
• 38:29
  We are fast tracking a trillion dollars of investments in energy ai critical minerals new trade corridors and beyond
• 38:37
  We're doubling our defense spending by the end of this decade and we're doing so in ways that build our domestic industries
• 38:44
  And we are rapidly diversifying abroad
• 38:47
  We've agreed a comprehensive strategic partnership with the eu including joining safe the european
• 38:54
  defense procurement arrangements
• 38:56
  We have signed 12 other trade and security deals on four continents in six months
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  The past few days we've concluded new strategic partnerships with china and qatar
• 39:08
  We're negotiating free trade pacts with india asian thailand philippines and mercosur
• 39:14
  We're doing something else
• 39:17
  To help solve global problems. We're pursuing variable geometry
• 39:21
  In other words different coalitions for different issues based on common values and interests
• 39:27
  So on ukraine, we're a core member of the coalition of the willing and one of the largest per capita contributors to its defense and security
• 39:36
  on arctic sovereignty
• 39:38
  We stand firmly
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  With greenland and denmark and fully support their unique right to determine greenland's future
• 39:55
  Our commitment to nato's article 5 is unwavering
• 39:59
  So we're working
• 40:01
  With our nato allies including the nordic baltic gate to further secure the alliance's northern and western flanks
• 40:09
  including through canada's
• 40:11
  Unprecedented investments in over the horizon radar in submarines in aircraft and boots on the ground
• 40:19
  boots on the ice
• 40:21
  Canada strongly opposes tariffs over greenland and calls for focused talks to achieve
• 40:28
  Our shared objectives of security and prosperity in the arctic
• 40:33
  On plurilateral trade we're championing efforts to build a bridge between the trans-pacific partnership in the european union
• 40:40
  Which would create a new trading block of 1.5 billion people
• 40:45
  On critical minerals. We're forming buyers clubs anchored in the g7 so that the world can diversify away from concentrated supply
• 40:54
  and on ai
• 40:55
  We're cooperating with like-minded democracies
• 40:57
  To ensure that we won't ultimately be forced to choose between hegemons
• 41:03
  and hyperscalers
• 41:06
  This is not naive multilateralism nor is it relying on
• 41:11
  their institutions
• 41:13
  It's building coalitions that work issues by issue
• 41:17
  With partners who share enough common ground to act together
• 41:21
  In some cases this will be the vast majority of nations
• 41:26
  What it's doing is creating a dense web of connections across trade investment culture on which we can draw for future challenges
• 41:34
  and opportunities
• 41:38
  Argue the middle powers must act together because if we're not at the table, we're on the menu
• 41:46
  But i'd also say that great powers
• 41:49
  Great powers can afford for now to go it alone. They have the market size the military capacity
• 41:54
  and the leverage to dictate terms
• 41:57
  Middle powers do not
• 41:59
  But when we only negotiate bilaterally with a hegemon, we negotiate from weakness
• 42:05
  We accept what's offered
• 42:07
  We compete with each other to be the most accommodating
• 42:11
  This is not sovereignty. It's the performance of sovereignty while accepting subordination
• 42:18
  In a world of great power rivalry the countries in between have a choice
• 42:24
  Compete with each other for favor or to combine
• 42:28
  To create a third path with impact
• 42:32
  We shouldn't allow the rise of hard power to blind us to the fact
• 42:37
  That the power of legitimacy integrity and rules will remain strong
• 42:42
  If we choose to wield them together
• 42:46
  Which brings me back to Havel
• 42:49
  What does it mean for middle powers to live the truth?
• 42:54
  Well first it means naming reality
• 42:55
  Stop invoking rules-based international order
• 42:59
  As though it still functions as advertised
• 43:02
  Call it what it is a system of intensifying great power rivalry
• 43:07
  Where the most powerful pursue their interests using economic integration as coercion
• 43:13
  It means acting consistently
• 43:15
  Applying the same standards to allies and rivals
• 43:19
  When middle powers criticize economic intimidation from one direction, but stay silent when it comes from another
• 43:25
  We are keeping the sign in the window
• 43:29
  It means building what we claim to believe in
• 43:34
  Rather than waiting for the old order to be restored. It means creating institutions and agreements that function as described
• 43:42
  And it means reducing the leverage that enables coercion
• 43:46
  That's building a strong domestic economy. It should be every government's immediate priority
• 43:51
  And diversification internationally is not just economic prudence. It's a material foundation for honest foreign policy
• 43:58
  Because countries earn the right to principled stands by reducing their vulnerability to retaliation
• 44:06
  So Canada
• 44:09
  Canada has what the world wants
• 44:13
  We are an energy superpower. We hold vast reserves of critical minerals
• 44:17
  We have the most educated population in the world
• 44:21
  Our pension funds are amongst the world's largest and most sophisticated investors
• 44:25
  In other words, we have capital talent. We also have a government with immense fiscal capacity to act decisively
• 44:34
  And
• 44:35
  We have the values to which many others aspire
• 44:39
  Canada is a pluralistic society that works. Our public square is loud diverse and free
• 44:46
  Canadians remain committed to sustainability
• 44:50
  We are a stable and reliable partner in a world that is anything but
• 44:55
  A partner that builds and values relationships for the long term
• 44:59
  And we have something else
• 45:02
  We have a recognition of what's happening and a determination to act accordingly
• 45:07
  We understand that this rupture calls for more than adaptation it calls for honesty about the world as it is
• 45:13
  We are taking the sign out of the window. We know the old order is not coming back
• 45:20
  We shouldn't mourn it
• 45:22
  Nostalgia is not a strategy
• 45:24
  But we believe that from the fracture we can build something bigger better stronger more just
• 45:31
  This is the task of the middle powers
• 45:34
  The countries that have the most to lose from a world of fortresses and a most to gain from genuine cooperation
• 45:42
  The powerful have their power
• 45:46
  We have something too
• 45:48
  The capacity to stop pretending
• 45:51
  To name reality to build our strength at home and to act together
• 45:56
  That is canada's path
• 45:59
  We choose it openly and confidently
• 46:02
  And it is a path wide open to any country willing to take it with us
• 46:08
  Thank you very much
• 46:15
  Well friends and neighbors I wanted to share that entire speech with you
• 46:21
  And that was mark carney now. I haven't been the greatest of mark carney fans, you know
• 46:27
  I'm not he's certainly better than justin trudeau who uh, by the way is dating
• 46:33
  I forget who is it? He's dating somebody. Uh
• 46:37
  Some uh
• 46:38
  Music star here some pop music star. I forget her name. I forget which one but uh, I always thought he was truthfully
• 46:45
  I thought he was gay, but uh
• 46:47
  I don't know. I never really paid much attention. But uh at any rate I if you if you
• 46:55
  I thought it was
• 46:56
  that speech
• 46:59
  Think about this think about what he said what he admitted about the world
• 47:09
  That we have all been saying for years
• 47:14
  The sign in the window, um metaphor, I like that, you know, and and and that truly is one of the reasons why
• 47:22
  these sorts of new world order
• 47:25
  Uh these sorts of I don't know what um
• 47:32
  Emphasis on you know the world that you think it ought to be, you know, um
• 47:37
  And and of course he was slamming communism and talking about communism. I
• 47:42
  Frankly systems of government all have their pluses and all have their minuses if you think that democracy
• 47:50
  Means that we're better than everybody else. You better think again
• 47:53
  You know having lived in qatar where they have a prince
• 47:58
  and uh, generally, uh
• 48:02
  Levels of and structure of
• 48:06
  I don't know race-based
• 48:09
  race-based activity which they really do and laws that
• 48:14
  I might not approve of you know, I I've told you the story about uh,
• 48:19
  Traffic light cameras, which I strongly oppose in and I always did when practicing law in the united states
• 48:27
  I remember canada had these stupid traffic light cameras and they were trying to charge people
• 48:33
  With a crime in a traffic light camera based on the license plate
• 48:38
  And well, there's no person you can't identify the person driving the car
• 48:43
  You know, how the hell you gonna charge somebody with a crime?
• 48:46
  You're gonna charge a car with the crime and who's the witness if the witness is a camera that is a
• 48:53
  monitoring but not live
• 48:55
  Seeing of a witness there are all kinds of ways to attack that camera
• 49:00
  So we had and I always did, you know from a constitutional
• 49:06
  american perspective
• 49:08
  but
• 49:09
  I got a ticket in qatar got something. Uh, I got a traffic ticket running a red light or something
• 49:15
  and uh
• 49:17
  with a camera
• 49:18
  well there
• 49:19
  The prince has put in
• 49:21
  Has put in these traffic light cameras. It's a different structure. You just pay the ticket and move on. There's no
• 49:28
  Constitutional. Oh jeez, or who's the witness? Where's the you know?
• 49:32
  They're the arguments just fall flat and i'm not in qatar is a fantastic country. I I I
• 49:38
  Loved living there for the year plus that I lived there
• 49:41
  And I hell i'd go back in a heartbeat morocco was fantastic in morocco is I was only there for two weeks but
• 49:49
  Morocco is is muslim and and it's and it's they they stop your car
• 49:56
  Just to check, you know, there's all kinds. There's roadblocks all over the place and there's police
• 50:02
  They just they don't chase people down the road. They stop
• 50:05
  They they're they're they're parked in little places along the road and every day they go to a different place
• 50:11
  And if you happen to go past there you will be stopped
• 50:14
  And they will ask to check your documents and blah blah blah in russia
• 50:18
  If somebody comes up and asks you to present your papers you do it here in america. You'd go. Oh my god
• 50:25
  Why are you stopping me that not so in other countries, but they're still fantastic
• 50:31
  Countries, it's just a different structure you live
• 50:35
  In the reality that you are presented and for americans, this is somewhat hard because you know, we have been taught
• 50:43
  Our entire lives that we are superior to everyone else. We just happen to live in the richest
• 50:50
  um
• 50:51
  We can say we're the best but I trust me other countries don't like us
• 50:57
  Plenty of other countries don't like us and and because of that, you know, we think we're american exceptional
• 51:04
  and
• 51:05
  In some respects we are
• 51:08
  In some risk, but when you go to a different society, you have to live according to the rules of that society
• 51:16
  and good neighborliness
• 51:18
  Is a concept that everyone
• 51:22
  Needs to everyone in every nation
• 51:25
  Everywhere, you can be as nationalist as you like and I and I like that, you know
• 51:31
  I want to focus on doing better for america and on the trump agenda for that
• 51:38
  Ninety percent of it. I back you know what? I I think this ice stuff is a little bit nonsensical
• 51:43
  it's gone a little too far in my opinion, but I
• 51:46
  You know, but I can live with that because there's so many other things that are that are so much better than when
• 51:54
  Joe, biden was in office. You know what I mean? I I saw a gas, uh
• 52:00
  price of uh
• 52:02
  two dollars and forty cents
• 52:04
  239 something like that. I was like, holy crap, you know, it's
• 52:10
  But what we've done is we've stolen
• 52:13
  50 million barrels
• 52:15
  Of oil from venezuela because our southern, uh
• 52:21
  refineries which are built to process that oil we're living with that oil being
• 52:28
  taken to other ports
• 52:30
  And the u.s
• 52:31
  Doesn't have the oil to supply because of a lot of you know
• 52:34
  Environmentalist stuff and for other reasons and that is the reason we are in
• 52:40
  Venezuela
• 52:41
  Okay, and trump was very direct about it. We're stealing their oil. You know, this is that's what we're doing
• 52:47
  Canada, he's he's he just like narco terrorism was the fake
• 52:54
  You know, let's let's i'm not saying it's fake. I'm not saying there aren't there aren't I don't call it terrorism. I call it narco trafficking
• 53:03
  but they they use that as a
• 53:09
  a
• 53:10
  Pretext to
• 53:12
  Attack and to arrest a sitting
• 53:15
  President and that was a shock to the world. I think that's part of the reason for mark carney's
• 53:22
  speech the u.n
• 53:25
  That's for other people that's not for the u.s
• 53:27
  We don't have to follow that we can bitch about it if somebody else doesn't but he admitted carney admitted
• 53:33
  That the problem that all the middle countries had for years
• 53:37
  Is that this rules-based order didn't apply the rules equally russia's been saying that for years
• 53:44
  So we have many other countries, you know, you guys are a joke you you create rules that everyone else has to live by
• 53:51
  But you never live by them
• 53:53
  You regime change all the time
• 53:56
  You do it all the time and we aren't in that
• 53:58
  We have existential threats to our security when you build nato all the way up to within striking distance of moscow
• 54:07
  And we've been telling you for 30 years not to do it and you wonder why we're making a stand
• 54:13
  You know, we've lived through world war ii and the nazi threat and if it wasn't for us russia saying this the europe would be
• 54:21
  Speaking german and that's there's no doubt of that
• 54:24
  You know, the u.s is 600 000 may have been the catalyst at the end that made it all
• 54:30
  Go away, but don't go make a living under the illusion that america
• 54:35
  Won that war
• 54:38
  26 million russians that died would say otherwise that died for their own country
• 54:46
  and immediately the u.s transferred away from saying that the
• 54:52
  nazi threat of germany was a problem and immediately focusing on the
• 54:56
  the communism
• 54:58
  Factor we switched right into that and demonized russia because
• 55:02
  They were a rising power and we knew who the two opposing parties were gonna be
• 55:09
  That's why they didn't you know
• 55:10
  That's why they lament not taking stalin out when they thought they could because russia was on its heels
• 55:16
  I got news for you. Russia would have fought all the way to the end, you know
• 55:20
  Is is what I believe I know enough russians. They're the exact same as americans, you know
• 55:25
  Nobody's coming to america. We'll fight to the last man
• 55:28
  You know that and you know that for yourself russia feels the same way about their own homeland
• 55:35
  and so
• 55:36
  Regardless of whether they live through stalin or not
• 55:40
  They've lived through the 90s and the current population having lived through the 90s and seeing that the world-based order
• 55:46
  Helped them not a stitch and instead came in and robbed them blind
• 55:53
  And took all of their resources and all their money. Let me tell you this with no equivocation at all
• 56:01
  They understand that when the mcdonald's of the world left when the starbucks of the world
• 56:07
  Left because we're going to punish russia. They saw it as a gift
• 56:12
  They created their
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  Of kusnaya tochka
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  Tasty period instead of mcdonald's that took all the stores they created star coffee instead of starbucks
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  and all they did was
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  Nationalize and sell they seized all of those things and then sold them to uh,
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  Somebody else to operate them all of the power supply was already in there
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  They did the same thing to auto plants and let chinese places come in and do it all the all the
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  Development and the stuff that the america
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  globalist
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  Elitists were like screw them without our money. They can't do it. That's not true
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  It's wrong
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  and you know
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  I I say all of that just to point out that this speech that mark carney gave
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  If it's not a wake-up call to you
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  To understand what's going on in the world
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  it should be
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  what america is doing and i'm a
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  Patriot, you know, I served my time in the military. I'm a i'm a i'm a soldier. I I I I uh,
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  I didn't fight I was in the in the army during two wars, but I was a russian interpreter we were you know
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  That was just a constant, you know
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  You know two fists raised in the air one in the east and one in the west and while you know
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  Other wars were going on in the middle east that we created, you know
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  artificially
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  Our artificial wars were created everywhere else to seize resources, you know
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  That's what that's what was done the political wars that we have fought as americans to steal other people's resources
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  Have been going on for decades
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  And
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  We haven't we have not been good neighbors
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  So you could call carney speech that he just gave and and if you have you know
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  I hope you listen to all that and you can listen to it again. I would call that the
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  Good neighbor speech remember what he said the same thing that uh that they pointed out yesterday we
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  appreciate
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  And are living in the world that is
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  Not the world as we wish it was
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  Those are powerful words and uh, I tell you what his speech and again i'm no carney lover
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  But he's he's absolutely right that uh, canada is diversifying
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  canada
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  What what trump did with tariffs
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  against canada and the demonizing of canadians and turning them into the 51st state
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  and treating them like
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  you know the
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  The ugly stepchild, you know and slapping them around because you're you're beautiful child. Uh,
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  you know is uh
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  Is your world in this horrible harry potter stepchild that lives in the cupboard under the stairs?
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  You know, it's just canada and and we treated them just like that
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  And and i'm not saying that some of it wasn't deserved, you know canada we have been funding carney admitted it
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  We've been helping them and they've benefited as he said
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  from being a
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  part of
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  the
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  Global elite now, I disagree
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  Because what he didn't mention at all notice how he skirted this about what I told you yesterday
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  For the last three four days before this davos, uh economic forum
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  He was where he was in china creating deals and diversifying and making new trade arrangements there
• 1:00:03
  Canada is already in the arctic
• 1:00:06
  Canada could make some strong alliances with uh china
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  in that regard
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  On an economic level
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  playing good
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  economic neighbor
• 1:00:20
  And I don't understand why the u.s doesn't attempt that first in trying to instead we're creating a fake threat
• 1:00:29
  That china and russia are going to steal greenland, which is complete horse crap, you know was mentioned one time
• 1:00:36
  in a footnote
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  of some report done in a un deal and uh, uh,
• 1:00:43
  But nope, that's what we're using, you know to talk about
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  um, you know
• 1:00:49
  Anyway
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  Excuse me. I still got that that long. Uh
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  long present cough
• 1:00:56
  My emphysema from chain smoking 40 packs of cigarettes a day in my youth
• 1:01:01
  Actually, i've never smoked a cigarette, but uh, there you go
• 1:01:05
  um, let's see
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  um
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  I was sent a wonderful
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  uh
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  Uh
• 1:01:17
  Really sorry about that an ex post
• 1:01:21
  about scott ritter
• 1:01:23
  and uh, I believe
• 1:01:25
  um, this
• 1:01:26
  Is something that I also wish to talk about. I I
• 1:01:30
  Knew where I was going after the economic forum today
• 1:01:33
  You know that the the davos economic forum has been my focus but but get this
• 1:01:40
  This is according to scott ritter
• 1:01:42
  And if this is true now, this was shared with with me, uh by the uh,
• 1:01:49
  wonderful and talented
• 1:01:51
  Jr who shared this with me and he shared a couple of them
• 1:01:54
  But I only had time to read one of them
• 1:01:55
  And i'm going to share this in its entirety and you might be able to go and find this on the judging freedom podcast
• 1:02:02
  He'll probably share the audio of it today
• 1:02:05
  I'm not going to i've got a different route to go but I am going to share the story
• 1:02:10
  It says scott ritter makes a claim that if true reframes everything, okay
• 1:02:17
  and
• 1:02:18
  Scott ritter who I interviewed just the one time i'd like to interview him again
• 1:02:22
  Maybe i'll try to get him on this program
• 1:02:25
  Again, and see if I can get a good interview with him
• 1:02:28
  According to him trump's last minute decision not to trigger an attack on iran
• 1:02:34
  Wasn't hesitation but a deliberate deliberate move to dismantle
• 1:02:40
  A long prepared regime change operation involving massad the cia and the usual
• 1:02:47
  lindsey graham types of the world neocon warhawks
• 1:02:51
  The way ritter describes it
• 1:02:54
  Trump allowed these actors to believe that he was aligned with their objective at mar-a-lago
• 1:02:59
  He came to an agreement with netanyahu
• 1:03:02
  He let them plan
• 1:03:04
  Activate networks and position assets in other words
• 1:03:07
  He let the operation reach the point of maximum exposure and then at the last minute
• 1:03:14
  He didn't pull the trigger
• 1:03:16
  iran allegedly alerted by russia
• 1:03:20
  With trump's knowledge. We wonder moved in time to dismantle the entire covert network
• 1:03:26
  Assets were rolled up communications compromised entire infrastructure was destroyed
• 1:03:33
  Keep in mind that these kinds of intelligence networks take years to form sometimes decades to build
• 1:03:39
  So once exposed they don't simply get rebuilt the capability itself disappears
• 1:03:46
  So if this account is true
• 1:03:48
  Trump didn't just stop a regime change operation
• 1:03:52
  He removed the ability to carry one out in the future at least under israel
• 1:03:58
  You know for israel being able to do it
• 1:04:00
  Frankly I do hope this is true, but but the geniuses of it
• 1:04:05
  The genius of it doesn't stop there
• 1:04:09
  By allowing the situation to escalate right up to the edge trump forced iran
• 1:04:15
  Into believing that an attack was imminent and when a regime believes the moment has arrived
• 1:04:22
  It reveals itself emergency protocols also get activated
• 1:04:27
  military movements occur
• 1:04:29
  Communication pathways change and leadership protection mechanisms are triggered in other words
• 1:04:35
  Iran shows its capabilities in its hand
• 1:04:40
  And and who's going to support them I would add
• 1:04:45
  That response how they move what they protect what is prioritized
• 1:04:50
  What is triggered is priceless from an intelligence point of view
• 1:04:56
  Which you only get when the other side believes the threat to be real right
• 1:05:02
  Israel and its intelligence hawks were allowed to overextend themselves and expose their own covert machinery
• 1:05:11
  Iran was pressured into revealing its defensive response and what it would be
• 1:05:16
  No war was launched. No missiles were fired, but the strategic balance has completely changed
• 1:05:23
  If this was a carefully premeditated plan by trump
• 1:05:28
  as ritter suggests
• 1:05:30
  Then it was just a genius move
• 1:05:34
  warmongers themselves were neutralized
• 1:05:37
  The adversary was exposed
• 1:05:39
  War was avoided and trump walks away holding all the leverage
• 1:05:46
  Strategically, that's a masterful move
• 1:05:48
  And it's why trump continues to confound both his enemies and his allies
• 1:05:55
  and
• 1:05:56
  I don't know. That's a you know, people are going to claim. That's a conspiracy theory. I can see it as being
• 1:06:03
  everybody says
• 1:06:05
  most notably jr
• 1:06:07
  He and I argue, you know
• 1:06:08
  Friendly sorts of arguments all the time because he disagrees with things that I say
• 1:06:12
  I disagree with some of the things he says, but I love listening to him
• 1:06:16
  And I like differing opinions. I have no problem with it, you know, and uh, I consider him a
• 1:06:21
  long-time and very good friend
• 1:06:24
  And I know he disagrees with me on some of the stuff that I like to spew out
• 1:06:30
  And I am not as big a trumper as he is I don't know that there's anybody
• 1:06:37
  That is as big a trumper as he is and i'm not against that I I think that trump has been uh in
• 1:06:45
  many many respects
• 1:06:48
  Exactly what america needed at exactly the right time
• 1:06:54
  Think about that if you believe in conspiracy theories if you believe
• 1:07:01
  In
• 1:07:02
  End times sorts of things if you believe
• 1:07:06
  That we are on the verge of the second coming of jesus christ
• 1:07:11
  well
• 1:07:12
  trump
• 1:07:13
  Couldn't be better placed than he is
• 1:07:18
  As you know, I remember uh growing up. I grew up mormon and uh, we also have the end times theory
• 1:07:25
  I would share a story with you, but it's way too personal for me to uh to share
• 1:07:32
  Unless it's like, you know deep and true friends that I that I would share it with
• 1:07:37
  but uh
• 1:07:39
  There are things that I believe
• 1:07:41
  That I would never share with anybody
• 1:07:44
  and uh that I wouldn't
• 1:07:45
  That I wouldn't spew out. Um
• 1:07:49
  98 of me is a wide open book, you know, and I am
• 1:07:55
  Um
• 1:07:57
  I accept who I am. Okay, I accept, you know, my shortcomings in my you know, i'm i'm
• 1:08:05
  Comfortable in life at present. There's some things that I wish I could change. I mean everybody's like that, but in general i've lived
• 1:08:12
  Uh about pretty good life, you know
• 1:08:16
  And in my older age, you know, i'm not old yet, but i'm on the verge
• 1:08:22
  I'll be i'll be old before too, you know, if I was a young kid, you know, i'm old, you know, but uh, it's um
• 1:08:29
  But the older you get the less old you feel that's that's especially if you are generally healthy as I am, you know
• 1:08:37
  That doesn't mean I can't kick off tomorrow
• 1:08:39
  and so I believe in living the you know, the life that I wish to lead and hope to lead and
• 1:08:47
  Uh, you know, I hope that everyone else is doing the same but uh, the world is vastly different than what
• 1:08:56
  I was led to believe in my youth
• 1:09:00
  And to what and but some of those core beliefs that I learned in the mormon church are still
• 1:09:06
  In my in my brain, you know are are there those are fundamental tools, you know, i'm not a
• 1:09:14
  Far right, you know religious loony, you know of any kind, you know and far right religious loonies
• 1:09:20
  Exist in all kinds of religions. Okay, so but but i'm i'm
• 1:09:25
  I'm a a believer without picking a certain denomination. Let's put it that way. I have my own belief structure
• 1:09:34
  because I think every
• 1:09:37
  Earth-based
• 1:09:40
  church
• 1:09:41
  Has its own problems to deal with, you know, i'm not a preacher i'm not well, maybe I am
• 1:09:47
  i'm preaching to you live from the lake ozark real estate of the art studio today and
• 1:09:53
  but mine is the policy of of
• 1:09:57
  of of knowledge that you might
• 1:10:01
  You don't have to agree with me on but I hope that you respect my opinion
• 1:10:07
  You know, obviously if you if you're listening i've i've engaged you to think
• 1:10:12
  Part of the way that I I think or at least be an opposing point of view
• 1:10:16
  You know what? I mean?
• 1:10:18
  And I like listening to people that I don't necessarily agree with and when they carney thing came up
• 1:10:23
  For me to watch in the middle of the night. I was like, oh, geez. This guy's a uh, a bonehead, you know, I ain't listening
• 1:10:31
  But then I listened and i'm very glad I did and i'm very glad I shared it with you and I did because
• 1:10:38
  He is a person that I wouldn't
• 1:10:41
  necessarily
• 1:10:43
  Jump to agree with
• 1:10:46
  Liberal world leaders like those in europe. I considered to be weak and I find them to be weak because they don't
• 1:10:54
  Generally do
• 1:10:55
  What mark carney did?
• 1:10:59
  Stand up
• 1:11:01
  You don't have to agree with everything that he said
• 1:11:04
  But he believes what he said and that is why
• 1:11:09
  His opinion matters. He's not just spewing. I mean anytime hillary clinton opened her mouth
• 1:11:16
  I didn't believe a word of it because she didn't believe a word of it. She was a used car salesman selling crap
• 1:11:23
  To make sure that her generational wealth for her family was funded by money
• 1:11:29
  From those who wish to who fund ngos in the government
• 1:11:34
  I mean, what did her daughter get how many millions did her daughter daughter get from the u.s government never have to work again
• 1:11:41
  Did you think they funded their family?
• 1:11:45
  Uh for generations
• 1:11:49
  Do you think there's generational power now in the clinton family that didn't exist before
• 1:11:55
  uh, they took some form before they convinced
• 1:12:00
  arkansas to uh elect them
• 1:12:03
  And before they you know did their political ass kissing that is the game
• 1:12:10
  in democracy
• 1:12:12
  That's the game for the huge power if you lick the right rear end
• 1:12:18
  You can have that power you can get elected to congress and be fabulously wealthy. That's how it works
• 1:12:26
  And you can go in extremely poor and when you leave you're a multi-millionaire
• 1:12:31
  and hopefully you have enough to
• 1:12:34
  Fund your family for generations. The same is true state of missouri same is true in many states
• 1:12:41
  This is the reason why i'm creating and we have created civic outlaws. We wish to go after that kind of thing
• 1:12:48
  We wish to expose that kind of thing
• 1:12:50
  We wish to use sunshine law and freedom of information act documents to obtain
• 1:12:57
  information
• 1:12:59
  That is extremely useful
• 1:13:02
  And they have to provide it but it's expensive. Do you know I shared it with you last week
• 1:13:08
  that the alcohol tobacco morons in missouri sent us a document that says
• 1:13:15
  There's a sunshine request that we requested will take
• 1:13:20
  390 000 to pay for and they won't start until we pay it in advance and
• 1:13:27
  44 point some odd years
• 1:13:30
  To process and we can have the documents after all of us are long dead
• 1:13:36
  Then we can have them. That's how sunshine works in the
• 1:13:40
  Alcohol tobacco control halls of the state of missouri
• 1:13:44
  They're a bunch of nuts in there
• 1:13:46
  And they're one of our targets and some of it is out there on civic outlaws now
• 1:13:52
  You can go out there and see some of the stuff that some of these documents
• 1:13:57
  That missouri alcohol tobacco has just put out
• 1:14:01
  They're hilarious and it's like oh my god. Who do these people think they are? They're nuts
• 1:14:08
  And they they get to dictate their own morality to the rest of the world
• 1:14:13
  It's pretty funny. And so that is one objective that we're making on civic outlaws. Another one is
• 1:14:19
  uh, we're
• 1:14:21
  very concerned with hoas
• 1:14:24
  In florida and missouri, this is this is an important concept so
• 1:14:30
  hoas
• 1:14:31
  But they're and we're looking at multiple acts to go after them
• 1:14:36
  Because they are screwing the hell out of their their people they they paid for their
• 1:14:44
  Existence in their property decades ago. They've been paid off. But every year
• 1:14:50
  The fee goes up another hundred dollars another two hundred, you know, you're paying
• 1:14:58
  $1,250 for a lot rent
• 1:15:00
  for a
• 1:15:02
  Trailer park mobile home in a community of a thousand plus units
• 1:15:08
  And imagine this a thousand times a thousand is what?
• 1:15:13
  A million a million bucks plus a month
• 1:15:17
  To do what?
• 1:15:19
  Have a swimming pool that was built in the 90s
• 1:15:23
  They're funding the same generational wealth that's been going but they could but they're not happy with
• 1:15:29
  You know, geez two hundred thousand three hundred thousand a month, which would be a reasonable rate
• 1:15:36
  They're upping it every year because why they have to fund their uh
• 1:15:44
  globalist
• 1:15:44
  tendencies
• 1:15:46
  They're building generational wealth by theft from everybody else
• 1:15:50
  By by profit margins that instead of being 10 15 20 percent
• 1:15:56
  They're 500 percent
• 1:15:59
  And that's nonsense, you know, I have no problem with people making money. I I I that's
• 1:16:06
  The world we live in you have to make money you have to survive but screwing people
• 1:16:14
  That's what we're against
• 1:16:15
  and mostly from
• 1:16:19
  Governmental and quasi governmental organizations. This is what i'm talking about
• 1:16:23
  um, and and uh, so the but
• 1:16:26
  You know, i'm, sorry. I got myself distracted because I I live civic outlaws sorts of things just about all day long
• 1:16:34
  And we're creating this modern law ecosystem
• 1:16:37
  That is going to be a and it's and we're very very close
• 1:16:41
  We're we're starting it and but we're still doing a little bit of research on it and and it allows for uh
• 1:16:49
  Uh, well i'll tell that story another time let's get back to to to mark carney
• 1:16:54
  But I definitely want to share that with you and and I think that on wednesdays, especially
• 1:16:59
  When people are listening to damn radio in larger numbers
• 1:17:03
  Because it's a big day because it's a big day people start listening. Um in the you know early in the mornings
• 1:17:09
  And uh, I mean not that I have a decent amount of people to listen to me
• 1:17:13
  Anyway, you know, I don't have any trouble with that and I do it
• 1:17:17
  I would babble anyway, because I like doing it and uh, um, I I
• 1:17:24
  Hope that you also appreciate where i'm coming from and this mark carney thing from today and what america is doing
• 1:17:31
  and where I wish to focus back to
• 1:17:34
  Aside from getting distracted like I often do from my own
• 1:17:38
  My own when my brain wanders I go with it. I just go with it
• 1:17:44
  And sorry that sometimes leads to a bit of a disjointed show and but civic outlaws is very important to me
• 1:17:50
  And civic outlaws is something that is going to be a huge endeavor and what's charity 501 c3?
• 1:17:57
  We got all of our
• 1:17:59
  Documentation and we are ready to go
• 1:18:01
  And we are almost done with pulling the trigger and if you want to be a civic warrior, you can
• 1:18:06
  support us and uh, all of that is
• 1:18:10
  Is like 98 percent live we just have a little bit of fine-tuning to go
• 1:18:17
  And I think it's important because when we look at the world as it is today
• 1:18:25
  Government overreach is a fact of life
• 1:18:28
  What trump did in venezuela what he's planning to do and and I for me, it's a foregone conclusion
• 1:18:34
  He already said it, you know one way or the other we're taking greenland
• 1:18:38
  You know, we're gonna come in and you know, if we have to murder 56 000 greenlanders, well, so be it it's america
• 1:18:45
  It's america's destiny to you know, we're manifest destiny to uh own greenland
• 1:18:51
  I suppose and uh, what are we going to do about canada with mark carney saying what he just said
• 1:18:57
  He said that because trump is supposed to speak today, too
• 1:19:01
  Or is it tomorrow trump speaking this week?
• 1:19:04
  And uh, we will i'm sure if I don't jr will share the entire
• 1:19:11
  uh statement of trumpster
• 1:19:14
  Because davos is a big deal and I would love to be at the world economic forum
• 1:19:19
  You know i'd love to be a fly on the wall in there and to talk to some of the interstellar
• 1:19:23
  Levels of people in there, but mark carney said what many people including me are thinking
• 1:19:30
  That you don't just create rules for others that you don't have to live by
• 1:19:35
  and uh
• 1:19:36
  And I see how quiet he was about the fact that he he admitted it
• 1:19:41
  He said, you know, we don't always follow them ourselves basically because the u.s is leaded and you know if you agree
• 1:19:48
  Well, you don't say anything
• 1:19:51
  And we agreed with pushing russia to the brink
• 1:19:55
  We agreed with creating an enemy that didn't exist in russia, but now we're often joining
• 1:20:02
  forces with china
• 1:20:04
  You know in the arctic circle
• 1:20:07
  Think about it if canada joined russia and china and india
• 1:20:13
  In creating something what would that do to the u.s?
• 1:20:16
  I mean frankly creating it as a military sort of
• 1:20:24
  Existential threat to america, which I disbelieve
• 1:20:28
  I think is a foolish move
• 1:20:31
  I think it would have been and maybe you know
• 1:20:33
  i've had people tell me a lot of people and and you know, I I don't believe in this type of
• 1:20:40
  I don't believe in position-based bargaining which trump truly believes in he sets positions
• 1:20:48
  That he doesn't believe in but he sets the position
• 1:20:52
  The position is we have to control the arctic and in order to do that. We must have greenland, but he don't believe that
• 1:20:59
  He's lying to you
• 1:21:00
  He believes that we need to have a strong presence in greenland and we need to up our military presence
• 1:21:08
  maybe build a huge base up there so that
• 1:21:11
  We have a foothold give us a 500 year lease
• 1:21:16
  To the tip of greenland so that we control a huge portion on either end of the north american continent
• 1:21:23
  one in one in uh
• 1:21:25
  Alaska and one in greenland. I could support that
• 1:21:29
  I don't like lying to get there. I am an interest-based
• 1:21:34
  Bargainer i've given you this theory before I believe in interest-based negotiation
• 1:21:40
  Not position-based trump is a true position-based. I mean, that's all he does
• 1:21:45
  he makes uh outlandish demands
• 1:21:48
  that he doesn't think of that
• 1:21:51
  Outlandish that doesn't mean he won't use the military to enforce it. You know, he he like carney said he's seizing
• 1:21:58
  power
• 1:21:58
  and he is not living by rules he believes and he has said it the the the uh,
• 1:22:04
  What the hell is his economic dude's name marco rubio's even saying it that and there's
• 1:22:10
  his his morons, uh
• 1:22:14
  Stephen miller is that are that are spouting this crap off
• 1:22:19
  Uh that we're taking it regardless and it might makes right is what they're saying
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  I don't agree with that from a fundamental point of view from also a fundamental point of view
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  I do not believe the lie
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  That is being spewed about
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  that
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  Russia and china plan to seize greenland in the future bullshit. That's nuts that is
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  Propaganda to get people to say. Oh, yeah
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  existential threat with the existential threat
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  You know where some lone?
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  Geopolitical commentator said, you know
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  What if china and russia got together and took greenland?
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  Wouldn't that suck?
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  And you can
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  and then taking that statement made by one lone wolf moron from
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  far away
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  with a with a paper to sell
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  and turning it into your
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  I don't know your
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  uh belief structure
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  for seizing
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  A sovereign state another sovereign state. I think the seizing of of venezuela
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  Was a huge mistake and a wake-up call to the rest of the world that rules
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  Absolutely do not count
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  If they can do that to maduro, who else can they do it to?
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  Which by the way is the only reason
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  That marco rubio and lindsey graham convinced trump that this was the right move. I don't you know and
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  they lost
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  The globalist elite people lost in ukraine
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  They've lost
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  They they they couldn't put up so they had to shut up
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  So the backup plan is jesus. We gotta seize oil in
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  You know, we've lost over there
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  We have to seize, you know, we're not pushing russia down. We need to focus on our own hemisphere
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  That I agree with I think we ought to pull back all the
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  750 military bases around the planet i'm very much against
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  the middle states the carnies of the world creating a
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  I don't know what a core
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  Some of what he said, you know, we have to we can't each
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  individually
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  beg for recognition from the hegemon
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  we have to
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  Work together
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  to
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  resist such things
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  like stealing greenland, you know, I think the
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  If you call it a position-based bargaining then what trump is doing in greenland is a mistake
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  And in this one, they should be interest-based
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  bargaining and not setting ridiculous positions that you know, you're not going to stick with
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  And I mean imagine you're in a car accident
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  You got a little fender bender and yeah
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  And yeah, I don't know your back is sore and you go to a chiropractor for a couple of weeks
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  the position-based
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  bargaining is knowing that you got a million dollar policy from the guy who rear-ended you
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  And making a position that your claim is worth a million bucks
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  Why is it worth a million bucks because there's a possibility you might get a million bucks if you were really
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  Injured does that mean you're going to get the million bucks?
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  Absolutely not
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  That's position-based bargaining
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  interest-based bargaining would be you know
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  I got these damn chiropractor bills that have never been paid and I got some collection agency calling me
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  I want these assholes to quit calling
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  The the position-based bargaining of saying well, they owe me a million bucks
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  Isn't going to get that resolved. But the interest base is look. I really my interest
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  I just want these people to quit calling me
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  You got to reasonably settle this claim for me and i'm not asking for a million bucks
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  but jeez, how about
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  30,000 10 for the 10 for the chiropractor 10 for the lawyer and 10 for me if you do that
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  I'm out
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  And generally that that that interest those interests you had to hire a lawyer because they won't pay you
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  You know, they'll give you a thousand dollars if you don't have a lawyer so you had to have a lawyer that lawyer costs money
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  That increased the value of your claim it
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  Remember the the position-based bargaining is the same in the other direction, by the way
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  The insurance company is going oh these people are all fakes we're not paying them, you know, this claim is worth 5 000 bucks
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  Yeah, but the danger is the lawyer talks them into creating a claim that's worth 250 to 500
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  Because there's a million bucks out there
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  That's a potential payout. That is your theory and I believe that trump and company are very seriously
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  creating an error
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  In the way they approached venezuela
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  And what they are currently doing?
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  About greenland and i'm very eager to hear trump's full speech at the davos economic forum
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  I will hopefully share that with you on my last day of the week tomorrow morning. I I hope to pay attention to that
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  Well, I hope you've enjoyed the program. This is international flavor. I am samuel trap
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  It has been a very pleasant morning. I hope you have a great mid missouri
• 1:29:02
  Uh day looks like we have a snowstorm coming for the weekend is what i've been hearing
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  But those things are always lies, you know, it never goes as as they say they're hedging their bets, too
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  That's just what people do
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  I believe in direct
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  knowledge, so
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  you know
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  uh, there's the joke that wilt chamberlain allegedly
• 1:29:25
  Fan went up to him and said hey, how's the weather up there?
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  And he said it's raining and spit on him that's reality folks
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  Actually, I don't know if that's reality. That could be a complete lie
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  But I heard that joke years ago and thought it was appropriate for today's program. Thanks for joining me
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  Monday through thursday. Have a very nice day