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Prince Israel Zaar on: There Is Time For War, Time For Negotiations, And Time For Peace · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: The war cannot keep firing and the war must assured
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Speaker 1: come together at this particular time April eleventh, Saturday in
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Speaker 1: Islam about Pakistan, that the wall should come together to
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Speaker 1: to facilitate the preparation for the preparation of proposals for
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Speaker 1: peace for the war in Iran, Israel, Lebanon, and for
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Speaker 1: for it too, for it to stop. And it's it's
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Speaker 1: upon global diplomber say and leaders around the world to
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Speaker 1: recognize that the war in Iran, it's not isolated to
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Speaker 1: a particular region. It's one of the first wars in
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Speaker 1: the modern era that affects every nation on planet Earth.
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Speaker 1: Little did many know that the state of Homos is
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Speaker 1: connected to the world commerce or international trade. Literally people
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Speaker 1: know that they're Iran and Oman can't play social pivot
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Speaker 1: that role to to to seecure shipping of petro chemiicers
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Speaker 1: and and the necessary essentials and critical materials through that strait.
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Speaker 1: And so it became that the war is passed yuh
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Speaker 1: tentative cease fire and we just hope that that the
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Speaker 1: efforts is not sabotaged and that the tentative proposers are
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Speaker 1: taken to consideration that that the key players of a
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Speaker 1: great country in the United States, and they ran should
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Speaker 1: give Pakistan the respect. And the Chinese is for the
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Speaker 1: airports and even in the Middle Eastern countries, and even
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Speaker 1: though they are being battered by the war, for their
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Speaker 1: contribution to to to facilitate this peace proposal. And a
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Speaker 1: lot of credit must be given to the United States
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Speaker 1: president for his airports and under pressure, he would like
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Speaker 1: for there to be peace, he would like for the
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Speaker 1: war to stop. But there are many players behind the
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Speaker 1: scenes that that it's sometimes what the president wills is
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Speaker 1: not the command that is. That's just how the dynamics
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Speaker 1: of power structure is, especially in the in the system
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Speaker 1: with divided powers and and the power of the lobbies.
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Speaker 1: You know, it's a politics is interest based and sometimes
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Speaker 1: it's not a matter of morality or justice of fairness.
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Speaker 1: It's just brute politics that certain voices are heard and
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Speaker 1: certain voices are silent. And as a leader, sometimes you
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Speaker 1: don't you don't do the things you want. You do
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Speaker 1: the things based on the constraint, the constraint of power,
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Speaker 1: the constraint of power. You would like to get everything away,
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Speaker 1: but power constraints. And there are certain things, you know,
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Speaker 1: like even to go to a war if you're trying
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Speaker 1: to get out of it. But power constraints that there
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Speaker 1: are many levers of power that becomes leverages of power
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Speaker 1: that soon becomes entrapments of power, and sometimes it lead
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Speaker 1: to sabotage or blackmail. That even the great leaders are
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Speaker 1: the most powerful people on planet Earth with divergent interest
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Speaker 1: in politics and the way the international system is changing
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Speaker 1: with multiplarity and cracks and unipolarity, and countries have started
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Speaker 1: to reshape and rethink geo political alliances or just not
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Speaker 1: based on military but just based on business. That countries
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Speaker 1: like Japan and South Korea, or Pakistan or India, or
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Speaker 1: some countries in Africa, or some countries in Europe there's
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Speaker 1: just one oil. Some countries in America's there's just one oil.
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Speaker 1: They just the one. They are fertilizers. You know that
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Speaker 1: they just want to move on. They want to continue.
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Speaker 1: And the stock markets and the spheres of inflation or
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Speaker 1: deflation or stockflation or recession or depression, and you know
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Speaker 1: the instability fluctuations, and you know it's it's uh, it's
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Speaker 1: the time for everybody to do their part. That the
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Speaker 1: bomb throwers there, the sabotages there's an English world. There
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Speaker 1: are there are those who's politically mcavine selfish that door
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Speaker 1: like the talks to fail, or like peace, felt like
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Speaker 1: the war to continue, Not that they care about where
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Speaker 1: the war goes, but just that this it's politically strategic,
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Speaker 1: that it serves a political purpose. And some we use
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Speaker 1: the war to align their pockets, and some we use
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Speaker 1: the war to to for vindictiveness or sadism or you know,
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Speaker 1: the psychopathy or narcissism or hatred of bitterness, and some
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Speaker 1: we use the war as a divide and rule, and
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Speaker 1: some come to like the war to continue, for for
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Speaker 1: the Golf states to collapse and the monarchy is to collapse,
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Speaker 1: and the power brokerage. It's at stake here and where
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Speaker 1: the world is to die history riot. We've never been
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Speaker 1: here before. It's a transition that can lead to a
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Speaker 1: multipolar war what some people called it the third WOA War.
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Speaker 1: I call it the first multipolar war. But it doesn't
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Speaker 1: need to be that way. People might not. No, how
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Speaker 1: lucky it is it to have the American president at
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Speaker 1: this particular time Becaustan American president is not it's not dogmatic,
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Speaker 1: you know, he does not it's a free man. It's
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Speaker 1: not entangled by so many, by so many political constraint
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Speaker 1: or philosophical constraint or you know, but by some political
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Speaker 1: plank or political blueprint. That he's a very flexible leader
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Speaker 1: and the world should be happier at this particular time
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Speaker 1: to have a leader like that. You see, the war
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Speaker 1: in Ukraine continued because we didn't have a president president
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Speaker 1: of not Trump. If Donald Trump was in office, the
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Speaker 1: way in Ukraine will not be where it is to
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Speaker 1: die because out of flexibility, you know, and dynamism and
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Speaker 1: not being not being worried for shifting opinions or changing positions,
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Speaker 1: of which is necessary of a dynamic leader. You know.
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Speaker 1: The way in Ukraine continued because of Docma. It's just
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Speaker 1: the concept was just that Russian must fail, and we
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Speaker 1: got all this love tea ideas that we just keep fighting.
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Speaker 1: And when we keep fighting, was said determined again. Keep
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Speaker 1: fighting means innocent people keep dying. The kids of the
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Speaker 1: poor die, the middle class dies, the future scientists and leaders,
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Speaker 1: and the inventors or innovators they die, The future founders
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Speaker 1: or ip minds die, and kids are left with our parents.
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Speaker 1: And so when he keep fighting, people keep dying. They
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Speaker 1: give it to the American President for trying his best
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Speaker 1: to put a stop to this. Everybody in the world
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Speaker 1: knows that the American President doesn't actually likes war. He
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Speaker 1: likes the war to stop because he's a business man.
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Speaker 1: He's a n nego share and the person that thinks
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Speaker 1: about the future of things, of our legers and thinks
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Speaker 1: about big things. He got so many things to bear.
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Speaker 1: So people like that don't like to stand wars, and
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Speaker 1: they know war what deyvastating for a political capital. It
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Speaker 1: doesn't take you anywhere. The actual people wanting the war,
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Speaker 1: you don't see them. They're in the background. Let they
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Speaker 1: let other people fight the war, and let they let
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Speaker 1: other people take the blind Those avocating for the war
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Speaker 1: are behind the scenes, and the reasons for the war
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Speaker 1: most of those wars actually not known by the people.
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Speaker 1: What do people know about the war is the propaganda
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Speaker 1: version of it, the conspiracy version of it, the US
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Speaker 1: against them version of it, the false nationalism version of it.
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Speaker 1: And sometimes even the great troops and those great military
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Speaker 1: men and military women, those great patriots, sometimes they sacrifice
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Speaker 1: our lives for knowing that they're serving their country. Where
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Speaker 1: the people advocating for the war themselves. They don't care
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Speaker 1: much about the country. They got some some reasons that
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Speaker 1: nobody knows, and smart move. But if it's not going well,
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Speaker 1: you try to stop it. If I were the leaders
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Speaker 1: of the world, of every political party and planner earth,
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Speaker 1: they'll do their best to support this peace plan. This
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Speaker 1: peace proposal ITI there has fifteen point plan or ten
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Speaker 1: point plans, plans that will hope that these leaders and
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Speaker 1: negotiate to should should be flexible for the sake of humanity.
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Speaker 1: The piece in Islama but goes beyond the United States
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Speaker 1: and Iran or the crest of Israel or the Core States.
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Speaker 1: This is for the war the whole. This piece is
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Speaker 1: like stopping the Second World War. It's very important the
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Speaker 1: repercussions and implications of this, it's sir, it's very very
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Speaker 1: necessary for countries should give this proposal a chance. We
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Speaker 1: know that's some powers in Europe, no like the peace
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Speaker 1: the fair. We know there's some voices here in America
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Speaker 1: or like the pace to fil We know there's some
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Speaker 1: voice in voices in Asia, not like this place to fail,
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Speaker 1: or some voices in Africa or Sharing or in Americas
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Speaker 1: or not of South Americas, they like this place to fire.
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Speaker 1: There are some media networks that have vested interest with
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Speaker 1: the war to continue off the pace to fire. So
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Speaker 1: you see people in the media, some of them are
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Speaker 1: just doing their job. They're paid by somebody else to
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Speaker 1: cast like the public, to not tell the public the truth,
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Speaker 1: to deliberate the censor of the truth, and to accuse
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Speaker 1: other countries that they are blocking, that they're blocking images
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Speaker 1: or something, when it's their business policy that they're in
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Speaker 1: the business of war, but in the business of misleading
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Speaker 1: and misinforming people about the war. God that is convenient.
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Speaker 1: There are people in political parties, either in the Democratic
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Speaker 1: Party and the Republican Party then that are not doing
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Speaker 1: their best to help the president to broke a piece
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Speaker 1: and stop the war because their political capital is invested
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Speaker 1: for the war to continue and for the peace to fare.
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Speaker 1: At the end, humanity suffers. There is transition from the
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Speaker 1: europe from the unipolar to the multipolar system. Website determined
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Speaker 1: again and everybody knows not that we're in the multipolar system.
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Speaker 1: And I said American would do best to nkeo sche
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Speaker 1: it our way and to be a vital player in
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Speaker 1: the multipolar system. Things will go wrong, things will go right.
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Speaker 1: But always don't take American for granted, and don't abuse
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Speaker 1: American's patience, don't underestimate, do not understimate what American can do.
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Speaker 1: And the Vice President is there for the peace of
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Speaker 1: the war. And it set off time and it's a
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Speaker 1: changing war. But we are capable. We got great leaders
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Speaker 1: that can navigate America towards this transition without compromising the
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Speaker 1: core values and interests of America. But at the same time,
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Speaker 1: we must be flexible to negotiate our way in a
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Speaker 1: world that we no longer have control or in a
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Speaker 1: more altipolar system. We ran supreme in a unipolar system.
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Speaker 1: Excuse money in a unipolar system. We ran supreme in
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Speaker 1: the multipolar system. The basic principle of the multipolar system
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Speaker 1: it's a corporation, it's multilateralism. We must work with other nations.
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Speaker 1: We must accept that, accept that there are great powers,
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Speaker 1: that these good powers can work together for the benefit
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Speaker 1: of humanity. It's the bricks against the West. Is it
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Speaker 1: American against China, or is it India against Pakistan? Is
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Speaker 1: it Israel against Iran? Or is it a world against
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Speaker 1: itself or the Gulf States against Iran? Or the role
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Speaker 1: against humanity. At the end of the day, leaders should
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Speaker 1: understand that if this war is not resolved, many countries
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Speaker 1: are going to fail. Systems in the Middle East of
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Speaker 1: around the world. Many countries we go under politically, economically, strategically,
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Speaker 1: financially and humanitarianly. Just some countries for food, food sufficiencies
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Speaker 1: that they cannot buy fertilize us to to plant their
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Speaker 1: food countries. When when countries cannot supply the oil to
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Speaker 1: fuel empower their systems, life will become very expensive. Inflation
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Speaker 1: will hurt as I just go up, people will strike,
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Speaker 1: people go into the streets, and government and countries will collapse.
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Speaker 1: So the resolution in Islama, but it's good for everybody.
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Speaker 1: It's good for European politicians, American politicians, Asian politicians, Middle
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Speaker 1: Eastern politicians, it's good for critical materials countries in Africa.
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Speaker 1: So the better men of the world that every human
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Speaker 1: being to stop the gas lighting or provocation or trying
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Speaker 1: to talk about these countries losing, these countries winning this
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Speaker 1: country that come to one or somebody's it's a tackle
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Speaker 1: or those deep are create derogreating on why statements are
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Speaker 1: set by those who don't want pace, who want the water,
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Speaker 1: continue trying to provoke America, trying to provoke the American president,
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Speaker 1: or trying to poke at people and to to to
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Speaker 1: insinuate weakness, or somebody capitulator or somebody saying that all
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Speaker 1: those all those words are when you get people saying
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Speaker 1: those words, people who don't like peace, people who like
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Speaker 1: the water continue, some people who like the world to burn.
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Speaker 1: And that is not fair, that's not nice, that's not respectable.
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Speaker 1: All of that, peacemakers, and give peace a chance. You
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Speaker 1: must respect your divans, must respect your divans, and you
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Speaker 1: must respect the president for for letting that happen, from
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Speaker 1: doing his best to talk to allies. I must respect
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Speaker 1: Israel for accommodating the Lebanese issue a Lebanon issue for
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Speaker 1: the time being. Do to not to facilitate the peace,
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Speaker 1: because at the end of the day, everybody is bruising,
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Speaker 1: everybody is hurry. Just that the news is not doing
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Speaker 1: his job. But for some reasons, maybe for some strategic
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Speaker 1: national secretary reasons, countries have been destroyed. If we see
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Speaker 1: the damaged by this war, you not believe it. So
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Speaker 1: the countries themselves at war, they know their hurry, so
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Speaker 1: they themselves should stop the proper gander and give peace
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Speaker 1: a chance. You need to reopening economies, to build the
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Speaker 1: damage infrastructures, and build the damaged airports, and make sure
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Speaker 1: that the water supplies and that which is life is
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Speaker 1: not distraught. I'll set time and again if we go
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Speaker 1: back fighting, what need would that be? Just with more
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Speaker 1: destruction and more innocent children and women die, and by
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Speaker 1: standards die, we die. It will be devastating for our economy,
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Speaker 1: will be hurtful in our politics, and the people will
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Speaker 1: suffer in a point in history why humans cannot take
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Speaker 1: it anymore. We've got some very fair politicians, you know.
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Speaker 1: We've got people that are leading that are not supposed
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Speaker 1: to lead. We've got people taking care of business that
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Speaker 1: are not supposed to be in business at all. We've
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Speaker 1: got people with incompetence and giving power. They are suppose
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Speaker 1: to have power around the world. But you cannot not
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Speaker 1: praise America and praise our leaders for managing a very
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Speaker 1: challenging world. Oh my condemned, what is happening. But the
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Speaker 1: American administration, it's a right administration for this particular time
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Speaker 1: in history. They're no fanatics and the zealots, and they're
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Speaker 1: not dogmatic. You're very happy with that. They're not courties.
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Speaker 1: You have a president that changes his mind something to
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Speaker 1: be a products. It's a term that we don't. We
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Speaker 1: don't negotiate with terrorists with on all those headlines, with
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Speaker 1: you cross the red line. We cannot negotiate with this person.
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Speaker 1: Why not negotiate with people? Why no negotia with Russia?
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Speaker 1: I know, why no nego shah Iran? When on negotia
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Speaker 1: with China? Why no negotia with Israel? Like a Indian
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Speaker 1: not negotia with Pakistan and the good neighbors? Why can
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Speaker 1: South Korea not negotia with North Korea? Why can't Japan
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Speaker 1: or negotia with North Korea? Why can't Japan or negotia
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Speaker 1: with China? What is stopping us from that? Because of heartliners?
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Speaker 1: Heartliners heighliners are highly politicians. They're either religious fanatics or
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Speaker 1: they are some of them belonging the dead cold. Some
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Speaker 1: they got reasons beyond public comprehension, come apprehension. So countries
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Speaker 1: at this particular time in the multipolar system, you talk
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Speaker 1: to one another. That is the multipolar system. Learn from America.
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Speaker 1: For how long have we not spoken with Iran? Since
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Speaker 1: the jc POA or if I got it right during
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Speaker 1: the negotiation of the then nuclear weapons that was a
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Speaker 1: long time ago. The mistakes make them can be corrected. Now.
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Speaker 1: We cannot just come then prefers negotations that ours are
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Speaker 1: the better, and that does not serve a counter or purpose.
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Speaker 1: The multipolar system is continuing to learn to talk to
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Speaker 1: one another. It's been proven that the multipolar system as
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Speaker 1: a philosophy of that system that will over deven by
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Speaker 1: military power or military mind or sure false or domain.
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Speaker 1: Countries just want to do business. Countries just want to
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Speaker 1: talk to one another. Citizens want to have free visits
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Speaker 1: to go to countries that's safe. She must want to
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Speaker 1: do business. She must want their children to go to
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Speaker 1: schools in different countries. You're like your kid to go
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Speaker 1: to screen Pakistan or Palestine, or Egypt or Indonesia, oh
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Speaker 1: in Europe, in China and Japan, in Canada and Brazil
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Speaker 1: and Peru. It doesn't matter. As a multipolar system. Some
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Speaker 1: people think they're going to be disruptive because to think
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Speaker 1: about the multipolar system and they think about warfare. Countries
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Speaker 1: will have their weapons, but the weapons were meant for deterrance,
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Speaker 1: to prevent a war and it's able to protect yourself
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Speaker 1: self protection of self defense. I keep saying the military
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Speaker 1: going to have all the fancive gadgets were just to
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Speaker 1: show often not to go to war, because we know
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Speaker 1: from this war in Iran that the multipolar system was
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Speaker 1: gonna destroy every body. Because the world is in the
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Speaker 1: woman and the well is interconnected. And we must respect
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Speaker 1: the contribution of America. American for eighty years or eighty
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Speaker 1: plus years, I've done a lot of good to humanity.
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Speaker 1: We have let this war this world for good. Our
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Speaker 1: humanity has been for good. Sometimes people will question our mistakes,
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Speaker 1: our decisions. There's no country on planet Earth that has
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Speaker 1: the heart of humanity than America. You name it. American
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Speaker 1: always step up, sometime takes the blame. We show up,
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Speaker 1: and when things go wrong, we get blamed. And America
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Speaker 1: is generous enough some time to accept the blame and
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Speaker 1: try to fix things up. American will go to war
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Speaker 1: for our ally. We'll go to war to help our allies.
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Speaker 1: Were the country that keeps our promise that I will promise
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Speaker 1: you that I won't be there, will be there. But
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Speaker 1: a few countries can do that. But this time the
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Speaker 1: promise you will be for war. The promise should be
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Speaker 1: to build the AI data centers, to build bridges, to
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Speaker 1: build infrastructures and hospitals and schools, to conduct business and
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Speaker 1: conduct trade and conduct exchanges and exchange knowledge and goodwill.
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Speaker 1: That's the new one. At this Islama back be the
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Speaker 1: beginning of the multipolar sustainability hopeful future. Iran should not
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Speaker 1: overplay it's high. Know when the wind is on your
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Speaker 1: side and know when not to divert it sore as
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Speaker 1: and have yourself to blind. It's a time for Iran
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Speaker 1: to genuinely consider the propositions that pray Sident Trum gave
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Speaker 1: to Iran before the war. We call a discursion. We
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Speaker 1: can't see as a war, just tru better error. As
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Speaker 1: you come back to the table and despite the losses
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Speaker 1: and despite what has happened, despite the decapitation and then
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Speaker 1: all the damages done to the country and for the
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Speaker 1: future of the country and negotiation teams should be able
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Speaker 1: to express on please entraes and ask each other's well
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Speaker 1: being and lend to become great diplomats as they are
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Speaker 1: and negotiate for the peace of the war. Don't apply it,
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Speaker 1: don't push America to the to the corner. Do not
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Speaker 1: makean American look weak. If Iran cambel America out, Iran
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Speaker 1: tobel American out just to save face, that's just diplomacy.
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Speaker 1: Because the President has done a lot. The president has
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Speaker 1: done a lot for peace to prevail, and the presidential
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Speaker 1: a lot of strength to fight for American's ally and
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Speaker 1: to fight to put preserve American interest. We didn't go
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Speaker 1: in all the way. We'll had some restrain because we're
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Speaker 1: respect the international community. If American goes all in, it
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Speaker 1: would be devastating for everybody, including America. There's time for war,
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Speaker 1: it's for negotiations, and there is them for pace. God
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Speaker 1: spaid Philosopher Prince. They are Intelligence is Philosopher. Prince is
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Speaker 1: resolved a prayer eleven Saturday, twenty twenty six. Thank you,