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The Future of the World Projecting from 2025 Onward · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: The future of the world. The future of the world,
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Speaker 1: UH projecting twenty twenty five and beyond. Uh, it's going
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Speaker 1: to be a cons a a conflict, a construct between
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Speaker 1: UH destructive forces and UH constructive forces and t we
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Speaker 1: we were gonna say the the force that wins. So
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Speaker 1: it's a conflict between constructive countries and destructive countries. And yeah,
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Speaker 1: the the alignment of the the war through geopolitically and
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Speaker 1: economically and and infrastructurally, scientifically, and technologically, it's the the
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Speaker 1: conflict resolution of the of the future and the future
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Speaker 1: of the world. It's a it's hanging, you know, it's
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Speaker 1: a it's hanging on its train being swayed by geopolitical forces.
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Speaker 1: It's a twenty four projecting twenty twenty five and beyond.
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Speaker 1: It's a struggle gonna be a struggle for leadership in
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Speaker 1: the world. You know, with fractiontionization of the world, and
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Speaker 1: with the gap between the half and the half not increasing,
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Speaker 1: and the gap between the super wealthy individuals and the
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Speaker 1: poss of individuals widening, and it's gonna be of humors.
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Speaker 1: The immigration migration issues, it's still going to dominate world politics,
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Speaker 1: and the conflict in the middle is it's going to
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Speaker 1: exacerbate the prolong the sufferings, the suffering of people of
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Speaker 1: that part of the world with food insecurity and destroyed
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Speaker 1: and destroyed the fras structure and sectarian divisions. More toppling
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Speaker 1: of governments gonna continue here twenty twenty five and beyond
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Speaker 1: and to the United States gonna come come out ahead
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Speaker 1: of many countries as usual, and the incoming administration of
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Speaker 1: President Donald Trump UM gonna stabilize the American economy and
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Speaker 1: American American people are going to see politics differently. Nationalism
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Speaker 1: is going to take central stage and individual identity politics, Oh,
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Speaker 1: we're gonna dominate for a why and people can't accept
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Speaker 1: the reality that there is more to identity politics if
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Speaker 1: the country wants to move forward and people invest in
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Speaker 1: themselves and invest in their children and invest in their
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Speaker 1: country much better. And the economic situation it won't be
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Speaker 1: that different inflation arizon for but the impact around the
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Speaker 1: world a bit different from that in America of an Americans.
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Speaker 1: European countries will most of European countries will be led
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Speaker 1: by what they're called a far right governments and the
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Speaker 1: politics will be engaged towards the departing migrants, especially in
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Speaker 1: the Middle East and Syria in particular, and liberal government,
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Speaker 1: liberal governments will we'll be receding in Europe and more
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Speaker 1: right wing or central right government. We take our power
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Speaker 1: with the goal of physical responsibility and stopping the wars
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Speaker 1: and and most of it. We're sick good relationship with
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Speaker 1: America and Argentina and and to Russia, and they're sick
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Speaker 1: to do business with China and lose and lose democracies.
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Speaker 1: You know, we're be on the rise and h China
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Speaker 1: in particular China, the economy will still be struggling, but
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Speaker 1: the but that technological edge would be increasing and h
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Speaker 1: the the continue with that equality development plants in the
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Speaker 1: in high tech into in the cheap and semiconductors AI
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Speaker 1: and constantly be in conflict with the Western countries and
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Speaker 1: for accepting their goods and their technologies and their high
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Speaker 1: end products AI evs and the barries and cutting technologies,
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Speaker 1: and be a conflict with that, especially with America. Uh.
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Speaker 1: But China cannot be stopped and well not be stopped.
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Speaker 1: Countries we try and fail and so be punished and
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Speaker 1: the economy with struggle. Yeah, Europe will still be struggling
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Speaker 1: to have the ev botteries of its own, and we
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Speaker 1: need to encourage countries from China to establish in Europe
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Speaker 1: to avoid the tariffs. And yeah, visits will be extended
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Speaker 1: and China we open its doors to show up its
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Speaker 1: economy and help for people to understand China much better.
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Speaker 1: And the power dynamics in China we stay the same,
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Speaker 1: and Macau will undergo a boost and a boom because
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Speaker 1: that's where the country is going. With that, the situation
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Speaker 1: in Taiwan will not be that different with Bela Costa
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Speaker 1: and the politics. The politics will be the same American
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Speaker 1: city saying weapons and the Chinese we cry far and
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Speaker 1: the China try to establish straight talk relationships between Taiwan,
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Speaker 1: Asan and Chinese, helping for a peaceful unification. And the Philippines,
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Speaker 1: you know, continue to be what the Chinese got a
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Speaker 1: head to the Chinese. With the intendal politics of Philippine
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Speaker 1: will have one o beheavor and with the factionalization between
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Speaker 1: the Prime Minister and the president and the country be
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Speaker 1: divided to Dante bestory on what to do with him
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Speaker 1: and for some wise political move you will try to
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Speaker 1: implicate him or maybe trying for he cries against humanity
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Speaker 1: and they're going to divide the country and the country
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Speaker 1: is going to end up where it was before extreme
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Speaker 1: far right government because of Western blunders and India was sick.
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Speaker 1: Better India and China we see better and closer relationship
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Speaker 1: in their borders, especially because of the breaks, and will
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Speaker 1: understand the weakening of the European economy and divide the
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Speaker 1: division in European politics. Why Germany and France, you know
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Speaker 1: they got intenna squabbles and trailing economies and these two
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Speaker 1: countries we find closer ties with China, Hungry and most
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Speaker 1: of eastern European countries we find closer ties with China
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Speaker 1: and the British. The British will be known especially for Ukraine,
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Speaker 1: who keep supporting Ukraine and upsetting Russia and keep giving
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Speaker 1: it to Russia and Ukraine particular. We we'll be struggling
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Speaker 1: to get our support around the war and internally European
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Speaker 1: Ukrainians will be refusing to join the military for their
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Speaker 1: tale of war and the president will will be forced
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Speaker 1: by old external forces to to conclude the war where
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Speaker 1: the war we're not conclude after they have done some
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Speaker 1: major damage to Russia and the peace that will come
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Speaker 1: will not be unmily be accepted, but they're gonna They're
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Speaker 1: gonna be prolonged into the future with the war, with
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Speaker 1: the war she come to an end, and and U
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Speaker 1: can we struggle to be admitted in ill but we
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Speaker 1: need it were very very careful. Promises will be given,
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Speaker 1: but but the repercussion will be there in that they
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Speaker 1: will not be accepted into NATO that easily, but they
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Speaker 1: can be accepted into the European and Russia in particular
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Speaker 1: will not like it. And the country of Russia in
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Speaker 1: the future will not be the same. The bubble that
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Speaker 1: Russia cannot be striked in Russia in the inland. On
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Speaker 1: the mainland, it's gone. And Russia will be wakened over
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Speaker 1: seas from Syria and some major satellite states will be wakened.
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Speaker 1: And Russia will be careful with antenna scrubbles. And for
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Speaker 1: that reason they're putting a ministration. You have more grip
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Speaker 1: on power, grip on power and punishment. But the Russian
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Speaker 1: economy will do well. Diversification of the economy and deed
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Speaker 1: organization would be to the advantage. Extend commerce in Africa
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Speaker 1: and try to iman themselves from European financial financial system
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Speaker 1: and diversify the investment and H and oil away from
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Speaker 1: European sumptions and European markets, and Germany and Austrian and
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Speaker 1: other European countries in particular we suffer a lot because
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Speaker 1: of the gas prices and the changing economy in Europe
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Speaker 1: will do very well and the economy will see a boom.
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Speaker 1: H U K and France because of their all political
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Speaker 1: colonial power dining next the way there will be fighting
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Speaker 1: on their subtillzed state or colonies will be see the
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Speaker 1: second autonomy and UH and they'll be trying to break
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Speaker 1: up from France and the UK and to establish new
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Speaker 1: blocks and make new business dealings with Russia and China,
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Speaker 1: India and other economies and Brazil in that parallel world
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Speaker 1: will do much better. And the conflict with the right
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Speaker 1: and left wing if it stabilizes and Lula who be
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Speaker 1: in power and his health would be taken into consideration
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Speaker 1: and the bricks will be the bricks and will become
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Speaker 1: more stronger and country small countries will want to join
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Speaker 1: and to UH to their their share population and economic UH.
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Speaker 1: We'll not be discarded. Africa and particular we still come
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Speaker 1: out to what Africa is because of corruption An dictatorship
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Speaker 1: and Shartlattan democracies and lack for research, research and infrastructure
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Speaker 1: and development, and Africa still become the pawn, the pawn
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Speaker 1: in the game. You know, there will be business with
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Speaker 1: China and the West. We try to counter that American
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Speaker 1: in particular, and India one electin it and Turkey and
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Speaker 1: Saudi Arabia and other countries and Russia and the EU,
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Speaker 1: and Africa still up being the pawn because it lacks
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Speaker 1: patriotic and naturalistic and savit politicians that can be nationalistic
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Speaker 1: at the same time integrate with the war, you know,
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Speaker 1: with the respect of human rights and democracy and liberal institutions.
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Speaker 1: With African Union will become powerful and they'll create the
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Speaker 1: on African firm to to develop Africa, who use the
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Speaker 1: bricks and the Better Road Initiative and the br the
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Speaker 1: br I to diverstify the investment and to have better
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Speaker 1: deals for infrastructural development without high interests rates on their loans.
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Speaker 1: And out of shame the world body, we tried to
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Speaker 1: counsels of African's death and the climate change and the
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Speaker 1: Climate Conference, and we're not doing any meaningful change and promises.
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Speaker 1: We're not the kepta because countries actually don't believe in it.
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Speaker 1: The European countries are devalid divided between the liberals and
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Speaker 1: the conservatives, the far right and the far left. They
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Speaker 1: got different interpretation and understanding of the climate. The liberal
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Speaker 1: government sees it as an existential threat and the fire
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Speaker 1: right doesn't see that way. So based on that, the
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Speaker 1: climate change and the Climate conference promises and pledges will
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Speaker 1: not be kept and the ball will keep crueling while
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Speaker 1: the climate will be suffering and the humans will be
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Speaker 1: paying the price for climate change. But those are the
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Speaker 1: top which is keep on the kumbaya conferences after conferences,
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Speaker 1: and and businesses will be booming when nothing happened to
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Speaker 1: the climate of which it should. It's a shine and
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Speaker 1: uh India country like India, India way boom. It's strategic
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Speaker 1: for India to have good relationships with China, for them
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Speaker 1: to learn from one another and understand that their countries
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Speaker 1: don't want to be used as pawn for international players
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Speaker 1: or lend that. India and China can disagree, but they
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Speaker 1: will respect each other not to mutually self destroy and
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Speaker 1: if they can find peace within their border, they kind
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Speaker 1: of cross straight or they kind of inter the kind
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Speaker 1: of have good bodily relationships and and it will be good
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Speaker 1: for the breaks and your Russia will struggle with the
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Speaker 1: breakaway Soviet states either to so what these units are
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Speaker 1: conflict within those states in order to make it painful
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Speaker 1: for the West. Oh, some some breakaway states like Georgia,
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Speaker 1: Romania and some other some states would try to find
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Speaker 1: more positive relationship with Russia at the dismay of the
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Speaker 1: European and the European would try to do more hard
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Speaker 1: on Russia to their own disadvantage. And they don't accept
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Speaker 1: the reality that is hurting there because they're trying to
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Speaker 1: save faith. And their politics will be dominated by what
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Speaker 1: is happened in America and countries like France who would
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Speaker 1: try to culture like France and some countries like Germany,
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Speaker 1: they were struggling to have an independent European military force
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Speaker 1: that can't take care of itself. You're going to do
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Speaker 1: much talk, but their intene struggles. We're in hallow because
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Speaker 1: you wouldn't go back by unity. So Europe will be
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Speaker 1: careful not to be the loser, loser in the in
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Speaker 1: the common in the common years because of fractionalization. Secretarian
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Speaker 1: uh uh division and politics based on immigration and liberal
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Speaker 1: and far right politics of individualization, independence and countries wanted
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Speaker 1: to take care of themselves, not to be reliant on
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Speaker 1: major powers, and Canada will be Canada does what Canada
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Speaker 1: does past strategic implaying your politics. It's as if it's
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Speaker 1: not there, but it's there, and the liberal politics are
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Speaker 1: going to transition with the far right politics. There's nothing
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Speaker 1: actually wrong with what far right politics is, just uh
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Speaker 1: the concepts and nissions like to take care of themselves,
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Speaker 1: not taking care of other people, not fighting wars and
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Speaker 1: expanding their resources for virtual politics that ends nowhere, and
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Speaker 1: countries will learn from what is happening in Gaza and
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Speaker 1: Ukraine and Syria and Libya and other distabilized states. Very
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Speaker 1: careful with with intervention, with interventionists and interference politics. So
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Speaker 1: most countries will like to carve their own independence and
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Speaker 1: very mindful to play China, America and Russia all at
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Speaker 1: once and ill that's a lesson for the country. Going forward,
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Speaker 1: they will play China, America, Russia and Io and gradually
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Speaker 1: India and Turkey and the bricks and the bricks and
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Speaker 1: the Britain institutions. Your game a game of geo political
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Speaker 1: play play play personship, now playmanship or play womanship. You've
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Speaker 1: got several politicians around the world and most country we
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Speaker 1: have independent diplomas on how to deal with America and
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Speaker 1: in particular Donald Trump are to cozy to him, how
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Speaker 1: to understand his politics and his American first agenda, and
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Speaker 1: people will we misunderstand him to understand him. There is
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Speaker 1: a peacetime president. It's a very transactional and easy to
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Speaker 1: do business with business with type of president that he'll
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Speaker 1: put American first. He will not take nonsense. You want
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Speaker 1: NATO to be stronger or will pay less interests if
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Speaker 1: they refuse to contribute. And Taiwan and some so very
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Speaker 1: hot spots in the world, and Taiwan in particular, uh,
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Speaker 1: they were very careful to provoke China, not to provoke China,
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Speaker 1: and they don't know where the natural lies on that
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Speaker 1: a war will not have Taiwan. It would be the
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Speaker 1: dabs thing to see what is happening in the world.
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Speaker 1: And a nuclear state like China, and how think that
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Speaker 1: is a war will only be at the detriment of
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Speaker 1: Taiwan and the simple conductor and thus still be demolished
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Speaker 1: and devastated and destroyed just to publish the war. It's
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Speaker 1: very careful. The Chinese will not spared to vomit and
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Speaker 1: destroy it and to make it even with all these
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Speaker 1: sanctions on Simlic conductor that China is facing, so it
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Speaker 1: will be very delicate done for those in Taiwan to
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Speaker 1: uh to know use internal provocation or two they just
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Speaker 1: act stupid. And some countries do geopolitically and the people
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Speaker 1: get to pay the price for it. You know, India,
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Speaker 1: China major players in that part of the world. They're
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Speaker 1: gradually geopolitical countries. We shift their politics. To understand China,
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Speaker 1: India h based on their size and the economy and
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Speaker 1: their wait and their bricks membership. And Asia we see
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Speaker 1: a book continuous book with m and Shahai Corporation, and
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Speaker 1: many countries are cozy into China and understanding their own
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Speaker 1: national interests and trying to play China and the US
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Speaker 1: and EO and some who just take SciTE there on
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Speaker 1: geopolitical interests. And the challenge to Asia is to have
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Speaker 1: peace in Miyama Miyama in in be careful with with
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Speaker 1: the countries neighboring India because some of them the economies
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Speaker 1: are not very strong and they're struggling, and this type
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Speaker 1: of struggling countries UH Indian Indian neighbors can easily create
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Speaker 1: instability in that part of the world. That would necessity interference,
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Speaker 1: intervention by the Western countries and America that countries over
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Speaker 1: they don't like in particular, So the destabilization of of
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Speaker 1: of Asia would not come from Taiwan or will be
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Speaker 1: with the countries neighbor in India and China. You know,
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Speaker 1: instability in those countries and lack of infrastructure and development
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Speaker 1: and and futuristic economic plants for those countries. And that's
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Speaker 1: a part of the world. That's the part that needs
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Speaker 1: to be to be to be remembered. And see how
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Speaker 1: your politics plain that part of the world. And the
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Speaker 1: media is will be the media is. But no matter
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Speaker 1: what is rahere, we emerge as a winner. I don't
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Speaker 1: want to use the word winner. Is really much stronger geographically, politically, economically,
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Speaker 1: and more stable. It's all make enemies and the enemies
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Speaker 1: was too soon accept is ra I recognize Israel, that
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Speaker 1: Israel is doing everything to seek peace and stability for
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Speaker 1: its on people and to have an influence in the
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Speaker 1: part of the world, and there will be less conflict
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Speaker 1: because your particular implications will be understood. One Syria, we
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Speaker 1: will leap acros uh to to to be a force
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Speaker 1: of don't don't consequentiality, you know, then do much peace
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Speaker 1: in that part of the world. It may it will
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Speaker 1: not be a harp for international players to to use
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Speaker 1: as a long chaing path to destabilize the world or neighbors.
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Speaker 1: And it runs, it runs influence with shrink, but not
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Speaker 1: it runs influence in the ward it has around. We'll
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Speaker 1: see as more positive plear than a country that that
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Speaker 1: uses access that they called the access of resistance to
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Speaker 1: to to seek influence. So Iran will we seek regional
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Speaker 1: peace and if threatened, we have nuclear weapons. And if threaten,
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Speaker 1: we'll have nuclear weapons. And once that happened, then the
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Speaker 1: threat is taken off from itself. And just in North
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Speaker 1: Korea and Western countries, we come to accept in nuclear
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Speaker 1: in Union State, but in nuclear Indians they will be
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Speaker 1: different from North Korea because it has more influence in
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Speaker 1: the world and it has more to lose if each
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Speaker 1: used to use in nuclear weapons against Israel, and Israel
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Speaker 1: will be we we geopolitically more stable, more safe, more
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Speaker 1: secure and once again will be a place for tourism
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Speaker 1: and and the new israelministration. We have to to do
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Speaker 1: a diplomatic dance to cleanse the image of Israel internationally.
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Speaker 1: And Israel tend on to be the most stable country
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Speaker 1: in that part of the world, and it will be
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Speaker 1: the best friend of the West we ever have, without
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Speaker 1: which Western influence will gradually one day definition in Asia
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Speaker 1: and Catarut, Saudi Arabia, uh the Mriage and and the
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Speaker 1: the Kuwait and the the Oman and other. You know,
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Speaker 1: it's your political media eastin power dominant countries. We want
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Speaker 1: peace and Sudarriman particular, and and the crown prints there
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Speaker 1: like they have a vision of the development of space technology,
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Speaker 1: AI technology, immassive technologies and the goal is to diversified
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Speaker 1: the economy, the economies, and they want to move on
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Speaker 1: from these primitive wars. And the Palestine. The Palestine issue,
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Speaker 1: it's always a road block to peace and stability. And
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Speaker 1: there will be peace in Palestine and Palestine. We have
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Speaker 1: a state, but they will not be the size that
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Speaker 1: it everybody will want, but there will be something of
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Speaker 1: a pal It's stay in a state that will be
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Speaker 1: accepted by Israel, by America, by EO, and you been
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Speaker 1: negotiable h and first onto the Middle East and players
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Speaker 1: in order to seek peace and yeah, and South Southern Africa,
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Speaker 1: we need to do more. It can do a lot
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Speaker 1: because of dictatorships and democratic charlatans. They got people that
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Speaker 1: take power and they don't care much about their people.
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Speaker 1: They want to stay in power. And those leaders staying
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Speaker 1: in powers that have choice. But it's a it's a
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Speaker 1: it's Western influence and Western dominance and Western difference. And
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Speaker 1: when you talk about Africa, you talk about uh, the
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Speaker 1: future of technology, the future of technology and AI semiconduct,
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Speaker 1: quantum computing, future technology and going to mass and the
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Speaker 1: future of electric vehicles and green technology and evolution is
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Speaker 1: dependent on the resources in Africa to bat for Africa.
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Speaker 1: That Africa as what everybody needs, but everybody does not
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Speaker 1: have the will for Africa to use those re sources
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Speaker 1: to develop itself. So whatever promises that America or the
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Speaker 1: Europe or China everybody makes to Africa will be dominated
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Speaker 1: by the most powerful countries, by the most powerful industries
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Speaker 1: in the world. Africa politics and stability to instability is
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Speaker 1: actually not a result of government international government, but corporate
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Speaker 1: interests in the corporate interest our Apple testlor, you know,
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Speaker 1: Amazon and major European corporate and the Silicon Valley and
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Speaker 1: the Fortune five on the countries. They have much to
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Speaker 1: do in Africa behind the scenes. So Africa struggling to
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Speaker 1: have uh it's its own infrastructure and development and it's
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Speaker 1: stab the economy for itself, but it will be at
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Speaker 1: the detriment our geopolitically. Unkind is it to say it
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Speaker 1: means a fortune five on the companies. We're not like
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Speaker 1: Africa to manage it resources for itself and developm it's
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Speaker 1: country and people. For the reason I don't talk about
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Speaker 1: human rights abuse and uh they talk about privatization and conflict,
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Speaker 1: terrorism and all women meant to discable like that Africa
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Speaker 1: for its resources to be exploited at a determin of
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Speaker 1: its people sad to say. And unless the African Union
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Speaker 1: can be able to diverstify itself and create new alliances
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Speaker 1: and to and have good governance where leaders stay in
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Speaker 1: office and leave office. But those leaders are always attracted into
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Speaker 1: office because when people are poor and powerless, once again power,
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Speaker 1: they don't see a future. There's no future. They think
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Speaker 1: us stay in office and with that they have corruption
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Speaker 1: and sectarian violence. And you can't states within the states
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Speaker 1: trying to to divide from the country. And you know
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Speaker 1: with civil war that goes unnoticed and resources are dry
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Speaker 1: and the place is undeveloped, and they destroy themselves and
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Speaker 1: cure themselves small than anybody else, and they lack scientific
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Speaker 1: and you come infra structure, so something like a boler
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Speaker 1: like HIV eights, like polio and measles or any X
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Speaker 1: viruses that are known, and they make them desperate and
35:39
Speaker 1: asking for help. So Africa without science, whenever I be
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Speaker 1: a country on his own, say it again, Africa without
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Speaker 1: science and technology, we never be Africa. Any country as
35:56
Speaker 1: Africa will not still for governance. And I be a
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Speaker 1: country a continent that's the hoolably anybody else. Africa with
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Speaker 1: our unity and peace and understanding of its own people,
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Speaker 1: African without patriotic nationalists. There are savvy international politics. You
36:21
Speaker 1: cannot deal without America. I cannot deal with our West.
36:24
Speaker 1: You cannot deal without China, and you cannot deal without
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Speaker 1: the EO. You cannot deal without the Americas. The world
36:31
Speaker 1: is interconnected and intertwine. That countries need countries, the countries
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Speaker 1: need uh good diplomats and savage politicians and geopolitical diplomats
36:49
Speaker 1: or politicians that are enlightened and educated in world politics,
36:56
Speaker 1: that you must not make conflict or to develop, that
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Speaker 1: you can have righteous indignation. They are called into conscience
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Speaker 1: of the Western countries. Now to see them agreeing for
37:12
Speaker 1: Africa to develop doesn't mean they need to kick out
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Speaker 1: America or France or Europe out of Africa. Countries need
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Speaker 1: one another, you know, but the bitterness of colonization and
37:26
Speaker 1: slavery see whover over Africa. That in InterCollective world or
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Speaker 1: the collective West and America and collective Asia, to not
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Speaker 1: just exploit Africa, but at least do not make it
37:44
Speaker 1: to be the sick person of the world. But to
37:47
Speaker 1: have some good conscience to see that all these tech companies,
37:51
Speaker 1: that the continents, the continents developed, and the continent is developed.
37:56
Speaker 1: The migration crisis it's solved. We must not do destabilized
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Speaker 1: country in order to suppress and depress the economy, to
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Speaker 1: force migration into the Western Europe for cheap labor. That
38:12
Speaker 1: leads to destabilize the soon of Europe itself and they
38:16
Speaker 1: drop in the European economy and instability in European countries themselves.
38:21
Speaker 1: So it's a instability in Europe comes from Africa and
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Speaker 1: the Middle is because of instability in those countries because
38:33
Speaker 1: of wars of interest and you know that does that's
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Speaker 1: all politics. It comes back to the future of the
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Speaker 1: greater New War. I talk about the greater New World.
38:45
Speaker 1: It's a multipolar system that six to a half major
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Speaker 1: power players that diffuses the core world mentality and create
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Speaker 1: into and then power structures. They are vibrant, unnecessary for
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Speaker 1: the development of the war without one major county dominating
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Speaker 1: or politics or doing everything to destroy or stop other
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Speaker 1: countries from developing at the datament of everybody else. It's
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Speaker 1: a system, my structure in the future of the ward
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Speaker 1: where it's mutual understanding of development and where competition becomes
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Speaker 1: the thing. A competition that is not riged, and a
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Speaker 1: competition is good for the interest of the war, whether
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Speaker 1: or no privileges or some certain countries upsetting racist or
39:43
Speaker 1: they call it. A group of people with his genuine
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Speaker 1: competition and this genuine competition, the war stands to prosper
39:52
Speaker 1: as a greater New war. That my philosophy talk about
39:56
Speaker 1: that that the war is moving towards where major players
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Speaker 1: are major players for their humanitarianism and their IP you know,
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Speaker 1: their IP rights. And it's a world that the fortune
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Speaker 1: five under developed. And it's a win win type of
40:22
Speaker 1: what everybody makes money. Everybody sixtt to destroy everybody at
40:26
Speaker 1: the columny of the world prosper and countries prosper and
40:30
Speaker 1: people force formoted to work harder for themselves, to take
40:35
Speaker 1: over their little countries and take over their own literal resources,
40:40
Speaker 1: and for the world to develop, for the water that space,
40:43
Speaker 1: to both technology and science to advance humans into their
40:48
Speaker 1: android intelligences, artificial intelligences and futuristic and infinity intelligences. That's
40:56
Speaker 1: where the world's supposed to be. But again, it depends
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Speaker 1: on these two forces that I might the forces of
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Speaker 1: construction and the forces of destruction, the forces of unity
41:16
Speaker 1: and the forces of disunity, the forces of escalation and
41:23
Speaker 1: the forces of this escalation, the forces of sectarian vourid
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Speaker 1: violence and toppling of governments, and to create more chaos
41:36
Speaker 1: and refugees and migrants for your political gains, or the
41:44
Speaker 1: forces that seek to stabilize countries and help migrants and
41:48
Speaker 1: refugees go back to their own countries and develop their
41:52
Speaker 1: own countries. For people suffering in the Western countries to
41:57
Speaker 1: be able to have good wages and not suppressed wages.
42:01
Speaker 1: I sorry. They can live their own lives in their
42:03
Speaker 1: own country and enjoy their own time, have some assets
42:07
Speaker 1: to travel our seas and visit these other countries. He
42:13
Speaker 1: got the forces of the forces of military escalation hoping
42:20
Speaker 1: for in nuclear oh a tt or war, thou will
42:23
Speaker 1: destroy everybody else for whatever reason I don't know. And
42:28
Speaker 1: the forces that are doing everything to let go of
42:32
Speaker 1: the co war mentality and for countries to be themselves
42:42
Speaker 1: and for the world to develop itself. That shouldn't case.
42:49
Speaker 1: Another virus deck coronavirus happens. She must not get to
42:55
Speaker 1: die that much for no good reason. Because the health, infrastructure,
43:06
Speaker 1: research and technology, no matter, no matter the no be
43:10
Speaker 1: law rates the intelligence and research and invention and I
43:18
Speaker 1: used to benefit humanity or to line the pockets of
43:23
Speaker 1: a few, and a good invention and contribution is lost,
43:31
Speaker 1: is suppressed, its tinted, its labored. That's the future of
43:39
Speaker 1: the world that we have. When the future going forward,
43:48
Speaker 1: countries are becoming conscious of nationhood. National hood is a
43:54
Speaker 1: new say that is going is that which is going
43:57
Speaker 1: to emerge in the future. Had twenty twenty five going forward.
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Speaker 1: Countries which just be tired of war could have seen
44:07
Speaker 1: so much war, so much dead destruction, destabilization and the
44:17
Speaker 1: fine reasons for sustainable development and sustainable peace. As were
44:26
Speaker 1: the major players to make it happen. America, China, the Eel, Russia,
44:39
Speaker 1: the breaks as he and the Americans Organization, African Union,
44:52
Speaker 1: the Arab Block are these major players. Of course, China
45:03
Speaker 1: a new type of politics for the greater new world
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Speaker 1: that I talk about to become true. The world is
45:13
Speaker 1: only getting better. They cannot get worse. The forces work
45:19
Speaker 1: of construction is gaining grounds as why the forces of
45:25
Speaker 1: destruction can do what they can do. But the world
45:29
Speaker 1: is moving forward. The world is moving forward. You can
45:36
Speaker 1: be part of the ship that is moving forward, or
45:40
Speaker 1: gradually you be isolated. And in occurrence is that powerful
45:47
Speaker 1: we ceased to be and alliances the one's great if
45:54
Speaker 1: not part of the forces of construction or be isolated.
46:02
Speaker 1: The war is getting better. Humanity is conscious of war.
46:09
Speaker 1: Humanity is conscious of poverty and refugees and misery. The
46:17
Speaker 1: word is conscious of diseases and hunger and starvation. The
46:24
Speaker 1: war is conscious of well, the climate or the reality
46:31
Speaker 1: of climate change, ecological changes is taking humanity. Humans are
46:39
Speaker 1: conscious of it. She must are conscious of the fact
46:44
Speaker 1: that number of prices are worn, but the inventions are twisted.
46:53
Speaker 1: When the military industry a complex and all this not
46:57
Speaker 1: be lorried. She must not benefit from their discoveries. They
47:07
Speaker 1: are copyrighted at the expense of the inventors themselves, and
47:14
Speaker 1: their inventions are used as geopolitical weapons. When invention is
47:22
Speaker 1: being weaponized, When the discoveries of normally laureates are being weaponized,
47:33
Speaker 1: that's destructive. When every nation that cannot feed itself is
47:39
Speaker 1: trying to get a nuclear weapon. Beside destructive forces, sometimes
47:48
Speaker 1: its stabilitical lead to stability. Sometimes it takes a small
47:52
Speaker 1: war to prevent a bigger war. At the point in
47:58
Speaker 1: time Umanity's office, wars are thought to die. Humans bleed
48:06
Speaker 1: and die, economy struggles, infrs, structures that develop are destroyed,
48:13
Speaker 1: and what are irony In ten twenty years, those same
48:19
Speaker 1: countries become friends again and life goes on. What about
48:24
Speaker 1: those unfortunate lives lost? Think about them when you wigh wars.
48:33
Speaker 1: That the country that you are at war with in
48:36
Speaker 1: the future is going to be at peace with and
48:40
Speaker 1: those lives lost when now come back to live again.
48:46
Speaker 1: How these little kids being forced to conscript for the wars?
48:51
Speaker 1: Those are the future Armsteins and Nicola Tesla or a
48:54
Speaker 1: land masks of the war is sending them to go
48:58
Speaker 1: die in war? Those are the kids are They're not
49:02
Speaker 1: terms of the future. They are the patriots of their
49:09
Speaker 1: own countries. That the billions of the future. That the
49:13
Speaker 1: childreness of the future than the leaders, the inventors, the innovators,
49:18
Speaker 1: the researchers, the developers, the engineers, the geniuses. When you
49:26
Speaker 1: can't scipe this innocent future to war sremony here these
49:33
Speaker 1: kids they go, they die, They keep asking for more weapons.
49:39
Speaker 1: They give you the weapons, just keep their go. They die,
49:42
Speaker 1: You ask for more and they keep dying, and got
49:49
Speaker 1: dictatorial state with nuclear weapons. They just keep producing more weapons.
49:58
Speaker 1: They change their economies into water economists. Why do people suffer?
50:05
Speaker 1: They produce weapons. They take years to produce weapons and
50:09
Speaker 1: months to produce weapons that it takes seconds to destroy.
50:14
Speaker 1: Just boop the bomb jobs and all those weapons that
50:18
Speaker 1: are shipped are destroyed. Are there billions? It's lost where
50:25
Speaker 1: the people are suffering? That social that's geopolitical social party,
50:31
Speaker 1: geopolitical psycho party. We destroy money like that, white people suffering.
50:41
Speaker 1: We need a better world, a better we shame all
50:47
Speaker 1: these dictators on these warm bongers. Warm bongers. Now, all
50:53
Speaker 1: they do is to send kids to go dying better
50:57
Speaker 1: to feel their to feel their emptiness, their insult deficiencies,
51:01
Speaker 1: the inactiquates, their insecurities, the inferiorities. Those sent innocent children
51:08
Speaker 1: to die in war and batters. And after all those
51:11
Speaker 1: kids die, they themselves die one day and those countries
51:15
Speaker 1: are war, they at peace with one another, and good
51:24
Speaker 1: people are killed. They are false their cores to go
51:35
Speaker 1: fight narcissistic batters. The psychopaths sits in their countries are
51:43
Speaker 1: send good children and good people to go die in war.
51:46
Speaker 1: In war. Psychopaths sit in their countries and crumble countries,
51:54
Speaker 1: infrastructures that are two years and centuries to build. The emptiness,
52:02
Speaker 1: the fertility, their psychopathy. They are toxic narcissism, their soullessness,
52:12
Speaker 1: the mindlessness, the negative selfishness and negative destructiveness. Negative and
52:25
Speaker 1: negativity and the emptiness drain this humanity to war. They
52:33
Speaker 1: talk about the first, the second, and the third. All
52:36
Speaker 1: war stop fought by humans humans alike, war by so
52:45
Speaker 1: narcisstic en psychopaths around the war. They sit in the
52:49
Speaker 1: little confined space spaces that are protected and the mean
52:57
Speaker 1: from the war. The see the world on TV and
53:02
Speaker 1: they destroy the war on TV, and knowing that they're
53:06
Speaker 1: destroying the real world. They don't know that really ward,
53:11
Speaker 1: they never live in it. They cannot live in it freely.
53:16
Speaker 1: They have made so many enemies. They only destroying the world.
53:21
Speaker 1: Give them peace. They're not free. They can even go
53:27
Speaker 1: to the toilet without protection. They sit on their party
53:34
Speaker 1: and they got gods, gods watching them. I said, defecate.
53:45
Speaker 1: That's as small and bit it they are. They have
53:52
Speaker 1: all these security details and security protection. They go places
53:57
Speaker 1: as if they're not on this planet, because the aliens
54:02
Speaker 1: on their own planet, they are the destructive aliens among us.
54:09
Speaker 1: That's why I said in my world that we need
54:11
Speaker 1: alien intelligence are to deal with the destructive aliens that
54:16
Speaker 1: we already have here. The Billy war that will never
54:22
Speaker 1: live in, and they destroy war that they didn't make.
54:29
Speaker 1: The bill a world that will never live in because
54:33
Speaker 1: our world is virtual, it's not physical. And they destroyed
54:38
Speaker 1: the war that they didn't make. One end of the time,
54:44
Speaker 1: you cannot destroy the war. You can only take people
54:48
Speaker 1: over there. Because the war is moving forward good or
54:56
Speaker 1: comes evil. The constructive forces cannot stopped. The constructive forces
55:03
Speaker 1: are forces that want to developed. They are going to
55:07
Speaker 1: countries for development. The pill bridges. They unite governments. They
55:14
Speaker 1: make enemies to become friends. They loan money to countries
55:20
Speaker 1: to develop. When are dead traps, they have countries developed.
55:27
Speaker 1: They have elivate people out of poverty. They create companies,
55:33
Speaker 1: the pure companies, the supply courts. That's capitalism way in way.
55:44
Speaker 1: Everybody can benefit without destroy one another. You shall not
55:50
Speaker 1: let the destructive forces win. You shall not. And it's
56:01
Speaker 1: for America to work with other countries in the world.
56:10
Speaker 1: I was, don't work with friends. Friends are just lawyer
56:15
Speaker 1: to you. You work with so called enemies. You work
56:20
Speaker 1: with difficult nations and difficult countries. You go to difficult
56:25
Speaker 1: or challenging places or officer places. For there to be
56:30
Speaker 1: development in the world. Humans to they need economic development.
56:38
Speaker 1: Humans study it, scientific and technological advancement. Humans have today
56:45
Speaker 1: need infrastructural development. Humans have to they need sustainable development,
56:52
Speaker 1: a sustainable peace. That's the future. That's the future. As
57:01
Speaker 1: the future. Head philosopher Prince Ai hey Are Intelligence's philosopher.
57:14
Speaker 1: Prince Israel Czar from Las Vegas on the future of
57:26
Speaker 1: the world projecting twenty twenty five and moving on between
57:35
Speaker 1: the binary of the constructive forces and destructive forces, and
57:42
Speaker 1: the middle ground will be squashed. We cannot surrender the
57:49
Speaker 1: middle ground. It's the force, that image that leads. Thank
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Speaker 1: you m HM.