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EU Oil Ban, Ukraine war, Russia-China ties, Taiwan, Monkeypox, it's all a distraction. · The Slippery Slope

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  Hi. I'm Jay Fallon, and thank you
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  for listening to the slippery slope.
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  So, there's an article, I want to run through fairly quickly
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  and it amazed me. They're going through this
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  article. It's actually got a probably
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  touches on three, at least three separate stories.
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  So the headline comes from crikey crikey.com, in Australia,
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  believe it is. And the headline says, 'you oil
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  ban in days, Russia, China closer.
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  So the argument goes, so the European Union is likely to
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  agree and embargo on Russian. Oil imports within days.
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  As Moscow says he the anticipates, its economic ties
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  growing with China. After being isolated by the West
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  over its invasion of Ukraine, okay?
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  So the union are talking about you know this embargo on Russian
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  oil imports and Russia is immediately coming back with hey
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  or we're just going to pull closer to China and as we know
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  as I've spoken about before Russia and China war already He
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  signaled that they want to be the new Global superpower.
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  They want to be the ones, basically the World.
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  Police, the ones that the super power to take over from America
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  as we see. Hello, America is still a
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  superpower a militarily, it is politically, it's superpower,
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  status is is diminishing very quickly.
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  Anyway, I'll go on with this so the Ukrainian President Vladimir
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  zalenski As Told. Global Business Leaders in Davos
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  Davos that the home of the world economic forum and he's sold
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  told them in day of Davos on Monday, the world must increase
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  sanctions against Russia to deter other countries from using
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  Brute Force to achieve their aims.
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  So many of the European Union's. 27 member states are heavily
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  reliant on Russian energy prompting criticism from Kiev
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  that the block has not moved quickly enough to hold.
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  Supplies. So, just quickly touching on
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  this, the EU. The 27 member states are heavily
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  reliant on Russian energy. And as I said, I think is that
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  two weeks ago in a podcast, in an episode that I did, you know,
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  are the Germans still, do you think the Germans are still
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  laughing at President Trump? Because when he made that speech
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  a couple of years ago saying, hey, Germany and other European
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  nations are way too reliant on Russian oil, Russian gas,
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  Russian energy Supply, and They just sat there laughing at him,
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  at a United Nations meeting. I really think it was just their
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  pride and their own, you know, they thought they were the
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  smartest people in the room and how why should they listen to
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  someone like Trump? And now look at them.
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  Anyway, that's different things. So, so now we have these
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  European nations realizing that. Yeah.
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  Okay. We relied on Russian on Russian
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  energy Supply way too heavily and now they're paying the price
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  so they're trying to do something about it.
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  So this article goes to He goes on to say, hungry stuck.
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  As in the nation of Hungary stuck to its demands on Monday
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  for energy investment, 40 degrees to an embargo and this
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  is caused to clash with European Union states pushing for Swift
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  approval, which I think is a bit hypocritical that, you know,
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  these European states are now pushing for a swift approval.
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  They want it done quickly when they want it done.
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  I mean, and yet, when they were told a couple of years ago, as I
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  just said, you know that they went And laughed.
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  They went and laughs. No, no.
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  They know what they're doing, but now now that it's in there
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  that it suits them, they want Swift approval.
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  So the European Union has offered up to 2 billion euros,
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  to Central and Eastern Nations, lacking non-russian Supply.
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  They said that we will reach a breakthrough within days.
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  The Jerk. That's Germany's economic
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  Minister Robert. Hey back, he's told their
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  broadcasters over there. So Russia's three-month-long
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  Invasion, the biggest attack on a Date, since 1945 has seen more
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  than six point, five million people.
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  Flee abroad and turn cities to rubble and prompted.
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  The unprecedented imposition of Western sanctions on Russia.
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  But the foreign but Russia's foreign minister Sergei lavrov,
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  said the Kremlin would focus on developing ties with China as
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  economic links with the United States and Europe would cut.
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  And he goes on to say, if they as in the west want to offer
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  something, Into something in terms of resuming relations,
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  then we will seriously consider whether we will need it or not.
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  That's what he said in the speech.
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  And now that the West has taken a dictators position, our
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  economic ties with China will grow even faster.
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  Well so so Russia is is accusing of is accusing the west of being
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  dictators. And as I said you know it's a
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  little hypocritical of Europe to sit there and demand That
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  Nations fall into line and that they take on this band of
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  Russian oil when they could have done it, they could have taken
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  measures several years ago, but no, they thought they were the
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  smartest people in the room way too much pride.
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  They didn't want to think how, dare anyone point out that they
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  were relying on a on, basically, a dictatorship, for their oil
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  supplies and now they're paying that price, but even more.
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  So, but even more interesting, the next section of this
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  article, okay, it's Says, after this Russian after this, Russian
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  Minister has made these comments.
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  How China, how Russia and China? The economic ties will grow even
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  faster these comments. Come, as US, President.
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  Joe Biden is currently touring Asia, where he said, he would be
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  willing to use Force to defend Taiwan against Chinese
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  aggression. And this is a comment that
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  seemed to stretch the limits of the ambiguous US policy towards.
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  The self ruled Island and just in the news, just over the last
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  week, we've seen headlines stating that China has been
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  conducting military exercises, in preparation for an invasion
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  intertwine for taking that what it sees as being their actual
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  Island and nation that actually belongs to mainland China.
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  So we're seeing this rhetoric Step Up.
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  Russia and China cementing their ties.
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  Same day, their tires are going to grow even more Joe Biden.
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  Seemingly saying, hey we're willing to use Force where
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  you're willing to go into. What does that mean that
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  million? They're willing to go into a
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  full-on war against China. Interesting times interesting,
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  interesting to see that Joe Biden is willing to say that and
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  not that I've heard. I haven't heard anyone walk back
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  his comments yet, you know. Usually if Joe Biden says
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  something, Ridiculous would see someone in the White House, walk
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  back his comments, make some excuse but I haven't heard
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  anything like that at the moment.
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  So maybe maybe this is what the people in charge in the white
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  house actually are willing to do.
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  Maybe they are actually willing to take military action to help
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  support Taiwan. But going on in this article,
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  says, Lansky is revealed that Ukraine's.
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  Worst military losses from a single attack of the war on
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  Monday saying 87 people have been Killed last week.
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  When Russian forces struck a Barracks zielinski is said each
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  time. We tell our partners that we
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  need modern aim to ballistic weapons modern military
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  aircraft. We are not making just empty
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  requests so these requests of the lives of many people who
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  would not have been killed. If we had received all the
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  weapons, we have been requesting so they've been a pledge by
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  Denmark to send Harpoon anti-ship missiles and launch it
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  to you. Fine announced by the United
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  States on And a, this is the first sign since the Russian
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  invasion in February that Kiev will receive us made.
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  Weapons that significantly extend its striking range.
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  So the harpoons are made by Boeing and they could be used to
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  push the Russian Navy away from Russia's from Ukraine's.
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  Black Sea ports, allowing exports of grain and other
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  agricultural products to resume. Now this is This is very
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  interesting because if the world economic forum is warning of a
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  shortage of Global Food Supplies.
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  And yet, we have known for months that we've had that
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  Ukraine has, which is a major supplier of grain and other
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  agricultural products worldwide, okay?
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  And that we've known that this this war with Russia and Ukraine
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  was going to stifle was going to impede on Global Food Supplies.
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  Why is is it that these nations? Why isn't it that our global
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  leaders have not taken the steps?
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  The military steps which have been needed long ago?
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  Why hasn't things like these Harpoon missiles and the
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  launcher? Why haven't they been provided
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  to Ukraine three months ago? Why wouldn't they provided
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  before Russia invaded so they could hold back.
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  The you the Russian Navy so that we wouldn't have this problem.
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  This problem with the with the black Black Sea ports and the
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  inability to to access the grain that Ukraine supplies, why
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  wasn't this done months ago. As I said before, the global
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  leaders don't allow a good crisis to go to waste.
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  And while we're distracted with monkeypox with another Global
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  outbreak Global pandemic, there is a lot more going on here than
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  just a war between Russia and Ukraine.
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  They're deals going on gasps. Steel's going on oil deals,
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  going on, there's plenty of money.
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  Changing Hands, weapons being sold weapons being brought deals
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  being done between Russia and China deals, being done between
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  Taiwan and possibly America. We've decided that they're going
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  to step in militarily now. All these deals that are being
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  done, don't just think for a second that all this is is war
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  between Russia and Ukraine. Don't think for a second that
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  all it is is Vladimir Putin. Just trying to reform.
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  The former Soviet Union, this is way bigger than any of that I
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  believe there are bigger, way more nefarious plays at work,
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  right here. And we are seeing all these
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  things come together. And I believe that we, we all
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  these things are going to come together and it will be as the
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  world economic Forum wants it to be.
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  We're going to see the formation of a one world government and
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  one leader rising up just the way they wanted to happen.
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  That's my opinion. Thank you for listening to the
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  slippery slope.