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Prince Israel Zaar on: Structural or Infrastructural Decomposition, Fix that for America Great Patriot · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: There is something that I called a structure decomposition, right,
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Speaker 1: the structural decompositions when a system internally self the construct
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Speaker 1: unknowingly but over time. The functionality of a system depends
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Speaker 1: on its infrastructure. The viability of a system, the competitive
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Speaker 1: edge of a system depends on its infrastructure, on the
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Speaker 1: system of governance, the strengthening of legal institutions, the consistency
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Speaker 1: of administration, the profitability of that system as part of
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Speaker 1: its sustainability, and the conduciveness of that system, the attractiveness
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Speaker 1: of that system, and the fundamentals. If the fundamentals of
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Speaker 1: a system, it's nothing but but a flying balloon or
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Speaker 1: an air balloon that is hitting within of which that
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Speaker 1: heat can lead to an explosion. If there is a
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Speaker 1: canon of a system, then it's that structural deficiency. The
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Speaker 1: wall is moving so fast to the certain time and again,
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Speaker 1: we are now in the multipolar system. The unipolar system
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Speaker 1: is over, I keep saying any time and again, and
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Speaker 1: when you listen to the Canadian Prime Minister spoke. It
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Speaker 1: takes time for a Western nation to accept the fact
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Speaker 1: that we're in the multipolar system. But the one good
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Speaker 1: thing with the American president is that he acknowledges that
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Speaker 1: already he knows that he knows that in the multipolar system,
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Speaker 1: and we are taking time to acknowledge that, so our
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Speaker 1: competing urging that system should not be in a rush.
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Speaker 1: Rush makes waste. The multipolar system. It's something that has
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Speaker 1: been planned by many countries over the centuries. They yarned
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Speaker 1: for a die when it was not a unipolar system,
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Speaker 1: when power was diversed and countries in the global North
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Speaker 1: of global south had a voice. In a smaller countries,
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Speaker 1: you of a time when they can befriend themselves and
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Speaker 1: have some statugeoic autonomy. Whe are constantly being bullied or
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Speaker 1: their government's being toppled, or endless wars to decapitate the
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Speaker 1: economy or the financial system, or to crush this financial
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Speaker 1: system as coosive intimidation. So countries who are scared of that,
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Speaker 1: and even though they could resist, but the country that
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Speaker 1: powerful like us, the country is gonn die. So they
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Speaker 1: call it grumble or they just some just coward and
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Speaker 1: and some just went along to go along, just to
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Speaker 1: live for another die. Why at the same time, these
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Speaker 1: countries where they're preparing for this multipolar system, and the
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Speaker 1: first thing we got denier. We deny, that's not true,
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Speaker 1: and waste your time denying. And after the denier, we
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Speaker 1: gradually internally accepted it, but still cannot tell the public
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Speaker 1: that it's a unipolar system. And then we try to
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Speaker 1: stop it like you stopping a moving train in the
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Speaker 1: hypersonic speed. Why you're doing just a simple locomotive, you know,
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Speaker 1: because we did not compete, we dominated, so we lost
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Speaker 1: our competing edge, and we're trying to we're trying not
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Speaker 1: to build it back. We always rely on force, on
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Speaker 1: our military, of which we have not fired a major
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Speaker 1: war since after the Second War War. We have concertantly
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Speaker 1: gone to countries and just decapited them, bummed them from
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Speaker 1: the ass and you know, just top of our governments
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Speaker 1: and those that resist that they just paid the price
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Speaker 1: for it. We have never fought a war of equals,
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Speaker 1: or maybe a war a war relatively, you know, commensurate
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Speaker 1: to our power. And that country might be Iran, and
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Speaker 1: and Iran is part of the multipolar system, is part
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Speaker 1: of a break. So you got China, you got India,
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Speaker 1: you got Russia. So Iran is a keeper out of
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Speaker 1: the breaks on the state of homos and this and
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Speaker 1: the sea lanes and oil, and their strategic position and
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Speaker 1: the influence they have to the global South, and the
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Speaker 1: military capability, and the fact that they are an enemy
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Speaker 1: waiting for so long, and the fear that you push
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Speaker 1: people to the brink and they just chose to crash everything.
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Speaker 1: Iran is in that state of all at that stage. Now,
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Speaker 1: Iran is not Venezuela, and Iran is a theocracy with
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Speaker 1: the supreme leader. Each to that as a supreme leader.
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Speaker 1: Just are not Korea. It's a system that we really
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Speaker 1: don't understand. We might assume we understand, we don't. The loyalty,
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Speaker 1: it's not political, it's religious and mostly grobals are giants.
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Speaker 1: Are as civilizations. Russia is a civilization, Chinese is a civilization,
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Speaker 1: Iran is a civilization. South Africa with Resolus it's a civilization.
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Speaker 1: Egypt it's a civilization. And if you go to Brazil
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Speaker 1: it's a civilization. The Anchors and the Mayas Amazon. So
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Speaker 1: it's it's different dealing with civilizations than dealing with country.
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Speaker 1: Is that actually the West constructed or liberated or two
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Speaker 1: dominion over control over those satellite states or satellites countries.
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Speaker 1: It's a civilization. Systems are difficult to provide and race.
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Speaker 1: It's something in their blood, in their DNA, and their religion,
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Speaker 1: in their culture and their tradition. They have pride for country,
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Speaker 1: they have pride for their religion, they have pride for
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Speaker 1: their system, they have pride for their families and their lineage.
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Speaker 1: That's why certain countries are difficult to top. Iran, for example,
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Speaker 1: it's very vast, right, it's a vast population. It's very hilly. Venezuela.
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Speaker 1: You got plain jungle, but now again they got hilly
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Speaker 1: younger Iran, it's just mountains and you can't remember that
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Speaker 1: they are. They are. President crashed in a helicopter. I
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Speaker 1: took too close to a day to even just see
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Speaker 1: where the plane crashed, the delicopter crash. So it's a
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Speaker 1: very difficult terrain. And they got all these military systems
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Speaker 1: and bankers and under the earth, and it's strategic to
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Speaker 1: fight the war we run, but it's geopolitically suicidal to
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Speaker 1: do that. Technological wise, then there's much about around that
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Speaker 1: we don't now every country is working with which are
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Speaker 1: now Russia with military hardwives and Southwest we don't. We
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Speaker 1: don't know what we expect. And the Allies with the
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Speaker 1: hotels and her masks and these guys in lebanonon some
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Speaker 1: time in Iraq. You know, with Iran is always a
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Speaker 1: wild card. But the urgency or will look like the
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Speaker 1: rapidity to just do it. It's strategically, there might be something
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Speaker 1: going out with the now. Iran uses better if not
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Speaker 1: mistake in the Chinese GPS, not ours, and the space
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Speaker 1: superiority was tested during the Twelve Day War, but now
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Speaker 1: they are much ready. If we cannot get a superiority,
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Speaker 1: I cannot put troops on the ground, and our basis
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Speaker 1: around the Middle Is are threatened, and the great state
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Speaker 1: of Israel strath and it's threatened, and the state of
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Speaker 1: Almost and the oil and shippelain is threatened. And we
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Speaker 1: know by now that China Rossia have prepared to get
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Speaker 1: the oil reserve, preparing for a day like that. I
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Speaker 1: don't got all these cities on the highest seats in
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Speaker 1: the name of carriers that can be sworn by drones
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Speaker 1: and damage can be done to it. And we cannot
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Speaker 1: get into Iran and out like we did in Venezuela.
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Speaker 1: The system could crumple because the political system of corruption.
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Speaker 1: When Iran there be no outlets of snitches or that
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Speaker 1: those who tried, they're just execute them. They are using
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Speaker 1: the riots now as as deterrans of those public execution.
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Speaker 1: Now for those accused of liking state secrets or working
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Speaker 1: on the enemy, they call the whole can see the
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Speaker 1: way they kill them. It's letting everybody in ruandas you
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Speaker 1: be careful, and we need take the technological superiority in
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Speaker 1: the networks, but the ability to disable the star links
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Speaker 1: first in the skind, it can lay intensify and the
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Speaker 1: whole world is watching. And it's like you're planning to
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Speaker 1: attack somebody in secret, but you're doing it in CCTV
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Speaker 1: that everybody is watching. So everybody's watching what is playing
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Speaker 1: between the round on us, and so people are saying
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Speaker 1: and watching. No matter how the underwall plan might be,
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Speaker 1: you know, the technological system of warfare its advance. If
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Speaker 1: a country like Russia could depend on Iran on drownes
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Speaker 1: and Iranians owardly said they didn't. They were modest in
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Speaker 1: the attack during the twelve year war. Imagine if they
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Speaker 1: least the full force of their mind. And Iran doesn't
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Speaker 1: have a nuclear weapon, so they are not scared of
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Speaker 1: licks or things that might go wrong. So what if
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Speaker 1: they did we attacked them and they choose to to
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Speaker 1: do something hellish to the grist of Israel. We might
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Speaker 1: attack them back, we might destroy them, but the damage
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Speaker 1: they were done to the great people of Israel might
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Speaker 1: be so enormous that we cannot contain because by then
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Speaker 1: they have nothing to lose. This strategy did not work.
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Speaker 1: Then tenars after the economy crashed and the people in
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Speaker 1: the street marching, and with that instability, things can happen.
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Speaker 1: But they realized that because we are ourselves, we're on
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Speaker 1: the you know, the people planning this operation at the
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Speaker 1: same time we're on the media. We don't know if
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Speaker 1: talking about what's happened on the field was to give
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Speaker 1: heads up to assets to be careful to run away.
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Speaker 1: But I don't understand how you go to attack an
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Speaker 1: enemy and then you're just treating what you're doing to
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Speaker 1: the enemy, and if you're exposing the assets you got
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Speaker 1: in that country, and that's dangerous. It's the multipolar system.
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Speaker 1: And Americans well to be careful not to be Russian,
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Speaker 1: because we want to prove a point America for centuries,
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Speaker 1: who is to be one of the greatest countries on
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Speaker 1: planet Earth. We just need to invest inwardly on our technologies.
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Speaker 1: The fears China. I don't imagine China fighting the war
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Speaker 1: with US. China doesn't like war. Chinese people thought the
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Speaker 1: most wars, so they know the dangers of war. They
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Speaker 1: don't want the war. They want to lead economically. They
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Speaker 1: want to sell stuff and make business. They're interested in
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Speaker 1: capitalist investment appeals. The Chinese cannot even go to war
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Speaker 1: with not Korea because they don't want to destroy themselves
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Speaker 1: with that one. I'm sorry, because they don't want to
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Speaker 1: destroy themselves. The Chinese always wish that Taiwan we unite
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Speaker 1: with China peacefully. China doesn't like war because they knew
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Speaker 1: what happened during the war lots in China. China could
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Speaker 1: not developed the warlots in China, and that that mid
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Speaker 1: the kingdom error and what happened with Japan because we
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Speaker 1: were divided internally and they got warned the years of shame.
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Speaker 1: So China knows that and they cannot repeat that. War
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Speaker 1: is not the Chinese agenda. Not that the Chinese are scared.
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Speaker 1: They have all the weapons just for deterents and to
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Speaker 1: sell their weapons or use it as strategic leave. Rich
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Speaker 1: even Russia cannot go to war with America because Russia
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Speaker 1: is not economy, it's not that strong to sustain a
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Speaker 1: war with America, and China no support Russia to go
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Speaker 1: to war with America. So the multipolar system is already here.
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Speaker 1: It's between America and China and later India with Global South,
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Speaker 1: later India and Russia, with Global South and Global North
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Speaker 1: working together to make business deals and and and trade
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Speaker 1: deals into secure shipping lanes and invest in each other countries.
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Speaker 1: I just wet, lady, that's it. It would just be
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Speaker 1: that we cannot do what we want. We have never
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Speaker 1: ever done what we want wanted because we have the
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Speaker 1: rule of law, check and balances the American system of government,
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Speaker 1: even though we have done a lot in the world,
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Speaker 1: but we cannot just do what we want because it's
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Speaker 1: not part of the American creed. Because we are too
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Speaker 1: strong doesn't mean mean that we need to intimidate smaller
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Speaker 1: countries or smaller people, or destroyed the economies or system
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Speaker 1: others to get instability. We are better than that. The
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Speaker 1: strength of America, it's its technology and self power. It
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Speaker 1: has no competition when the battle for AI. The more
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Speaker 1: we waste them trying to destroy China will destroy other countries.
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Speaker 1: The more we lose out when we start to discover
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Speaker 1: that you cannot win the AI race or the technology
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Speaker 1: race by going to war, or that you cannot stop
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Speaker 1: multi polar or multi lateralism by going to war, that
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Speaker 1: when we get there it might be too late. Multipolarity
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Speaker 1: is already here. You cannot take away the sun. You
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Speaker 1: cannot take away the moon, you cannot take away the
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Speaker 1: air you break, because it's already here. It's just how
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Speaker 1: we are trusting it. The waters are contested, everything is contested.
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Speaker 1: That's the already means. Power is contested, technology is contested.
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Speaker 1: Everything is contested. And what the American does that American
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Speaker 1: does well, it's compete to win. We can compete aconomy exhausted,
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Speaker 1: just compete it in to put something to China, we
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Speaker 1: must not think of the core world. Because it was
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Speaker 1: it was waged without AI. I was ac trying to
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Speaker 1: wage without the internet, without the media. It was wish
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Speaker 1: that we could play tricks with countries and smaller countries.
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Speaker 1: And but today it's different. It's a technological civilization. Today
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Speaker 1: we're gonna be led by civilized by technology. That's just
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Speaker 1: it and countries are interdependent, continued each other for supply chain,
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Speaker 1: for new markets, for consumption, for for services, for all
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Speaker 1: material The world is interdependent, it's intertwined. One country may
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Speaker 1: have aubundant rare earth earth materials, new materials, we don't
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Speaker 1: need to process that. In China, the Chinaman need oil
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Speaker 1: from another country. It's an interdependent world. But choke in
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Speaker 1: China or the concept is this philosophy must choke China.
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Speaker 1: The choke China, choke America. The Chinese economy is intertrialed
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Speaker 1: American economy and choke the Chinese. The Chinese will fight back.
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Speaker 1: It's just sometimes we don't see the bigger picture, the
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Speaker 1: bigger pictures. To compete in technology, it's to compete in education,
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Speaker 1: it's to compete in humanitarianism. It's to compete with people's
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Speaker 1: to people's relationship, which I respect if you like it
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Speaker 1: or not. Resist proxity with great powers and deals with
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Speaker 1: smaller countries graduated. The time is password for intimidating even
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Speaker 1: the smallest country because the public relations is not good
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Speaker 1: when when when you're when you're bullying a weak person.
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Speaker 1: So most be able to now that today is the internet,
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Speaker 1: the new media are things have changed. The will start
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Speaker 1: just power. We are not immune today. Even the smallest
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Speaker 1: of countries can stop als from having something that would
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Speaker 1: critically need the construct of acting tough. It didn't work
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Speaker 1: in the Core War war. In the Core War, it
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Speaker 1: didn't work because the war was different. But even though
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Speaker 1: this of the Union God divided, they are gradually grouping
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Speaker 1: back and of the mistakes of the cored War war,
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Speaker 1: we are still playing the price for it to die.
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Speaker 1: You can crisis is what happened in the nineties, and
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Speaker 1: some models and policies in Libya, right in other countries
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Speaker 1: at least to immigration and not with people don't want
23:44
Speaker 1: so that strategy it's not working. It's internal development, internal restructuralization, infrastructure,
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Speaker 1: educational systems, investment in high tech research labs, you know,
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Speaker 1: writing research papers, having I P or patterns and critical technologies,
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Speaker 1: and having our on liverate. We spend the time fighting
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Speaker 1: all the time. You don't have time to bury yourself.
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Speaker 1: Everybody already knows what America is. We don't need to
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Speaker 1: prove our power. People actually screed of our power. People
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Speaker 1: know who we are, and we should know who we are.
24:39
Speaker 1: We've got the greatest military the strongest military. We are
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Speaker 1: still advancing technologies and air and science on space technologies, satellites,
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Speaker 1: no no technologies, semiconductorization or quantum computeral fusion technologies. We
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Speaker 1: are We still have advanced in service industry, so we
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Speaker 1: got so much advantages. And people actually like America. People
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Speaker 1: like us. Our chance offensive is that people like us.
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Speaker 1: We cannot be creating our necessary enemies. People don't like
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Speaker 1: people bullying there, especially when they are weak, because when
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Speaker 1: you take from a little person, it doesn't make it
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Speaker 1: look good. It's easy to bully the little people, but
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Speaker 1: great countries, we cannot bully them. And the news start
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Speaker 1: to spread around, Oh can't they bully the weak? And
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Speaker 1: then now we'll be forced to do a strategic error
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Speaker 1: by trying to prove a point that we can fight
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Speaker 1: a major power. Humans have advanced not to be fighting
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Speaker 1: primitive wars, the war, today's economic competition, right, economic development,
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Speaker 1: job creation, health care, quality, life quality, happiness, quality, retirement quality.
26:08
Speaker 1: You know, life is moving from quantitative to qualitative. The
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Speaker 1: advocate quality of life. People like to be paid well,
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Speaker 1: to love their country and have some happiness. Where you're
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Speaker 1: constantly fighting, even know our streats are ourselves. Is that
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Speaker 1: we are trying to prove ourselves to the world when
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Speaker 1: the world already knows us. The sun does not prove
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Speaker 1: itself to us. I said an all the time. If
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Speaker 1: you feel the sun, you feel the heat. That's what
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Speaker 1: America is all about. We're supposed to take this time
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Speaker 1: to understand the multipolar system instead of trying to fight it,
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Speaker 1: trying to lead it. The block mentality is over. Block
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Speaker 1: mentality does not solve economic challenges. Canada does not go
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Speaker 1: to China because Canada likes China. That just pragmatic reality.
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Speaker 1: Countries all of each others. Countries do business with each others.
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Speaker 1: Country tolerate each others. But we have been the greatest
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Speaker 1: part the country on planet Earth and the most powerful
27:28
Speaker 1: state on our hemisphere. We got away with a lot
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Speaker 1: of things. But things have changed now as we're moving
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Speaker 1: towards moral conscience, descency, you know, basic humanity or common humanity.
27:47
Speaker 1: You know, the world like to see us treat each
27:51
Speaker 1: other well, right, just like treat your own people. If
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Speaker 1: we cannot treat Americans well, how can we treat the
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Speaker 1: world Where the walls the way is seeing us. The
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Speaker 1: lives of Americans need to be improved as just a fact.
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Speaker 1: Americans used to have the best quality of life. But
28:15
Speaker 1: it is to do. But it's just inflation and pricing,
28:21
Speaker 1: and sometimes the jobs don't pay well. Structural deficiencies must
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Speaker 1: be fixed. It's like fighting with an empty stomach, or
28:37
Speaker 1: like fighting without going to school. It's like fighting without
28:49
Speaker 1: paying your military well, taking care of the military and
28:54
Speaker 1: their families, paying the law enforcement or the ice officers
29:02
Speaker 1: who are in the streets sacrificing their lives for political bidding,
29:10
Speaker 1: to pay them well to keep their lives safe. But
29:14
Speaker 1: to protect our own citizens. You cannot hate your citizens
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Speaker 1: and the war likes you. You cannot mistreat your own
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Speaker 1: people and be loved by the war. That time has passed.
29:33
Speaker 1: When people are attracted to vengeance of ventitiveness or cruelties
29:39
Speaker 1: or in humanities or discrimination or hate. People just want
29:45
Speaker 1: to have a good time. With the advent of a I,
29:49
Speaker 1: and you know we open a I. With these language models,
29:56
Speaker 1: people have learning a lot about one another. People like
30:00
Speaker 1: positive outlook, positive enlightenment, positive philosophy, positive motivation, positive encouragement.
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Speaker 1: PO Just like for us to talk about one another positively,
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Speaker 1: to see one another positively. That's where the world is
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Speaker 1: hiding the world, unlike countries walking by themselves or forcing
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Speaker 1: themselves on others. We have tried that true history. The
30:33
Speaker 1: world just doesn't like it. In the more, leadership today
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Speaker 1: must not be too military folks and conquering people on
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Speaker 1: smashing presidents, even though strategically necessary for the country. But
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Speaker 1: the way we do stuff. Sure, you're a mindful of
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Speaker 1: public relations. The intention might be good, but the perception
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Speaker 1: of projection or perspective might be different to the public eye.
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Speaker 1: To the public eye, countries love America. China loves America.
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Speaker 1: Even that I am important ones to work with America.
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Speaker 1: There's no country on planet that doesn't want to work
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Speaker 1: with America. But the concept I don't know whether the
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Speaker 1: information or knowledge comes from that. Countless succeed by destroying
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Speaker 1: China or by preventing China from rising. It's counter intuitive,
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Speaker 1: self destructive because China is America economically. American corporations cannot
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Speaker 1: live with that China, and Chinese corporation can live with America.
31:57
Speaker 1: If you're technically destroying China, your technically distin join America.
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Speaker 1: There is illusion that China is Japan. Chinese not Japan.
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Speaker 1: Look at the map and the population and look at
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Speaker 1: where China is and even the days that that Japanese
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Speaker 1: were supposed to go with us and to accept to
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Speaker 1: take the position that they took, that time has changed.
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Speaker 1: The Chinese population is asking for more. They went through
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Speaker 1: all the years of humiliation. They know history. Sometimes the
32:37
Speaker 1: fears that we are playing the playbooks of others. They
32:43
Speaker 1: have civilization of planning, but we have political psycho planning.
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Speaker 1: The world is ours. It doesn't matter what system in
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Speaker 1: nipolar or multipolar, you cannot not do. You cannot not
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Speaker 1: deal with America because America is yet to ste where
33:10
Speaker 1: the wealthier's count on planner Earth where the most powerful
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Speaker 1: countrum planet. We're the most intelligent country on planets when
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Speaker 1: the most humanitarian counterplanet. We are the most philanthropic countrial
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Speaker 1: on plane heard, We've got the best system of educational planner.
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Speaker 1: We're the most attractive nation replan heard. People love America,
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Speaker 1: People genuinely love America. That in itself as leadership, that's
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Speaker 1: what multiplarity is all about. Nobody can replace America. Of
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Speaker 1: a foolish for a country ten to replace America? How
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Speaker 1: can you replace America? And little I can make American?
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Speaker 1: Or to lead as our politicians not actually understanding your politics,
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Speaker 1: are understanding where the world is going. If I must
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Speaker 1: order force and plan art to go to war a
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Speaker 1: particular counter or to bomb the country out, what does
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Speaker 1: that there? We don't get tough to they by I
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Speaker 1: desjoying others that time must pass. It's just because look bad.
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Speaker 1: You might win the war at the bottom field. But
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Speaker 1: public relations is something don't want to mess with because
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Speaker 1: the multipoler was driven by public relations. Tend to be
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Speaker 1: the one solving problem, solving wars, creating peace. Tend to
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Speaker 1: be the calm herd head, keeping the supply chain running.
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Speaker 1: There's nothing that crashes an economy, that creates doubt and
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Speaker 1: instability on set trying to avoid all those things, making
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Speaker 1: the country to be attractive for investment, signing sustainable tails,
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Speaker 1: making sure that Americans are getting something out of details.
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Speaker 1: I'm trying to rebuild our crumbling infrastructure. Our ship, our
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Speaker 1: companies will moved to Asia. We need to rebuild those
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Speaker 1: economies and even the education and the mind train went
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Speaker 1: to Asia. As I talked technological companies and people from
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Speaker 1: Asia as a reality, we need to change that before
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Speaker 1: we can try to compete or the fight we Chine,
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Speaker 1: our India, we in Iran, Iran stopping engineering. So we
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Speaker 1: need to invest in our people, invest in our education,
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Speaker 1: invest in our infrastructure, invest in our future, invest in
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Speaker 1: our politics and strategies that our politicians understand the world
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Speaker 1: when to get past this doc man and orthodoxy and
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Speaker 1: this conspiracy and propaganda. But the whole world, the whole
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Speaker 1: one knows us. They knows when they know when we
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Speaker 1: are failing, when we are succeeding. Sometimes we do things
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Speaker 1: that look tough to please our base, to please the country,
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Speaker 1: but it's just a sugar rush. The world is built
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Speaker 1: on sustainability and efficiency of productivity, on effectiveness, on mutual respect,
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Speaker 1: keeping the contract, fulfilling your promise, taking care for the
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Speaker 1: little people, helping countries to grow, building bridges, men's in fences.
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Speaker 1: That's the multipolar system. And in this system, American wins
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Speaker 1: does don't make it. The more project military force, the
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Speaker 1: more our so called enemies reinforce the arsenal, it's just
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Speaker 1: a tormentor. We have what it takes, we have what
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Speaker 1: everybody needs. Everybody loves us. When the President says Americans
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Speaker 1: the hot test come to a planet Earth, that is
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Speaker 1: a fact. And the if the heart tests come to
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Speaker 1: a planet Earth the White Panic Channel. China is in
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Speaker 1: the multipolar system. Countries don't want to self destroy, Countries
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Speaker 1: want to trade one another. We should rebuild our industrial base.
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Speaker 1: If we stop Mexico from back from China or Brazive
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Speaker 1: from buying from China, jentle not buy from China. Do
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Speaker 1: we have the production capacity to therefore produce the things
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Speaker 1: that they need. That's what we need to fix. I
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Speaker 1: can't want to go to war with China when some
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Speaker 1: of the minerals needed to produce our wor gadgets are
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Speaker 1: determined by the Chinese. Just a way of thinking. We
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Speaker 1: need to repel our system infrastructural decomposition. We need to
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Speaker 1: fix that. Philosopher Prince are intelligences. Philosopher Princess reserve from
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Speaker 1: twenty six. Structure or a first structure at decomposition. Thank you,