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The Bricks Group has no headquarters, no rule book, no procedures, no
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membership application process, but it's already changing the world. I've been talking to
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financial experts about the group, whose biggest members are India and China. There
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are fifteen things you need to know. Number One, for the first time,
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the US is set to lose its rich guy advantage over the rest of
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the world, as an expanded BRICKS would immediately have a DDP thirty percent larger
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than the United States and a much faster rate of growth. Number two.
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For the first time, America's oil advantages will be lost, as an expanded
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BRICKS would control sixty percent of global oil reserves. Number three, For the
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first time, a single cooperative group of people will control the majority of critical
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minerals that the world now needs. Now, America has ordered its businesses and
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those of certain nations to stop selling high end chips that China needs for general
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development. Not military development, but general development. As US scholars has confirmed,
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America's not playing a nice game there, Bricks could play America's game,
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but with critical minerals instead. Number four, For the first time, an
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international body would have a genuine mandate to speak for the people of the world.
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The five core members of BRICKS already contain more than forty percent of humanity
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and has a huge quew of countries lining up to join, including Indonesia,
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another one of the world's biggest countries by population. In comparison, the US
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has elected itself the wilds Policemen with just four percent of the global population.
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And in a related point, America elected itself. It's being isolated. Now,
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okay, when this was done by a much larger organization to that chose
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America to do what it has done. It chose America to be what it
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was. And now it's choosing to turn its back on America after it's done
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with it, after it's done using it, and now it has to demonize
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it and minimalize it and just all and all bring it down financially because they're
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in control of America. Why NATO has suggested itself has a global Sitcurity body,
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but all the native countries put together have only about thirteen percent of the
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world's population. BRIGS is already before its new members join three times the size
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of NATO sounds like a great reset program to me number five For the first
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time, the people of the world have a chance to fix a massive problem.
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The global economic order is horribly distorted by the dominance of the US currency
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system. This has been a matter of frustration for decades. Now, notice
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how they've been wording this, How the global South can escape the dollars stranglehold.
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They're calling themselves the global South. When was the last time we heard
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north and South? It was revealed this morning that fifteen countries have applied to
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join the China lead New Development Banks, which is fighting for a fair financial
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system for all of US. Number six. Now, how is it,
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you know, simply just saying that this has good intention is and of course
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they're saying all of these things that that sound very nice and fair. You
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know, it's like the global equity. I do not believe that that is
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the direction. It might be sold like that, just like you know,
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you buy a house and then you'll find out that, you know, the
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the the inspection was done by a company that the the owner of the home
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new and there's corruption and everything in there, and then and then you're stuck
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in in this hell hall or a hell hall. So the first time a
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non Western grouping dominated by Asia has prospective applicants who are rich, such as
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Claudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, and sizeable in population and economic terms such
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as Indonesia, Nigeria, Mexico. This makes the bricks big enough to make
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a difference in global policies and in influence and in your own voting. Number
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seven, For the first time, there's a chance to replace US groups which
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if the UN is involved, then it's meet the new boss, same as
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the old boss, to present themselves as international organizations, such as the World
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Bank and the IMF. You can replace them with actual international organizations which genuinely
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served the people of the world. The US and the UK recently blocked an
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international proposal to reform the global financial system, insisting that US run bodies who
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are Bank and the IMF retain their power. For the first time, there's
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a chance for the world to develop an alternative to swift the West's money transfer
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system and replace it with a genuinely free and politically independent global bank transfer system
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that works for the people of the planet. Number nine. For the first
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time, there's an opportunity for poorer countries to stand together against the West's unfair
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and rather gratuitous deployment of unilateral sanctions and secondary sanctions, all of these things
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that the US that he's saying have been set up and were set up by
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the same people and the same organizations that are going to be running this bricks
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operation. So to someone who doesn't understand what they're hearing, they're going to
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say, uh, you know, fuck America. They've done They've done too
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much damage for too long. When the bottom line is, the people that
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are setting up the bricks organization, the people that will ultimately have control,
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were the same people that set up the US, you know, hedgemonic financial
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control over pretty much everything. Just one country alone can't pull this shit the
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fuck off. It's just when Trump was in there saying China did this,
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and China did that, and and and China's getting away with this and getting
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who did you think China said, Okay, this is what we're going to
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do. And the US, you know, if they had, if the
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United States government had any control, that they would allow that to happen.
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No. No, the financial organizations that ultimately control the United States of America
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Corporation decided, oh yeah, China is going to do this. China is
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going to do that. So just a bunch of shit that people that this
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is feeding people at least cause enormous harm to the innocent, and have done
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for many, many decades. Number ten. For the first time, there'll
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be a body big enough to halt illegitimate actions favored by certain Western countries,
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such as the seizing of other nations assets, the freezing of other nation's bank
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accounts, the snatching of other nations oil and so on. Number eleven.
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For the first time, discussion of the healthy growth of countries and the international
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economy will be free of the distorted Western lens. What is clear is there
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is a multiplicity of discussions on development and investment issues, and these conversations no
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longer all flow through a Western lens. That's what Sir Danny Alexander, a
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former British government minister, told The Financial Times this week. Number twelve.
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For the first time, there will be a body big enough to point out
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that the imaginary rules based order is the exact geopolitical equivalent of the Emperor's new
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clothes. That much quoted list of rules does max exist. The people who
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keep using it as a verbal weapon, no, it doesn't exist. The
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people attacked by it, No, it doesn't exist. But who's on the
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global stage, who is big enough to say that. Now, finally there'll
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be a body big enough to call out the US, which is far and
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away the worst behaved of all the superpowers. The US has refused to sign
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and or ratify at least forty international agreements. Yet I said fourteen, not
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fourteen forty. And to sum up what I'm saying, consider this, For
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the first time, there'll be a body big enough to say no. No
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to a world where humanity's hopes for global peace much efficines because peace is not
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the preferred choice of the military industrial complex. Note to the promotion of a
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system of governance where leaders insist it's right to spend more on guns in the
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military than you spend on healthcare. No to a world where people cynically weaponize
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concepts like human rights and democracy and freedom to demonize developing nations. And above
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all, no to a world where one country has to be first, has
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to be extrabunal, has to be number one, has to be ahead of
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all other countries just because that country says, so, we must be number
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one in the world to lead the world in the twenty first century. So
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what they're and I mean, it's clear to people that kind of understand how
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how much bullshit that we've been fed over the years, is that it's time
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for America. They're pulling the plug on America. The people that an organizations
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that brought it about and benefited monetarily in every fucking way, not even just
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financially, but geographically. The organizations and the people that are basically right now
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take it like America is a wet towel that is just soaked, and it's
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being run out, and it's being twisted and twisted until the last fucking drop
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falls off. It's a simple proposition that's just wrong, and we all know
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it's wrong. Now we have a chance to build a better world, a
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fairer world, a safer world, a multipolar world. And that's why Bricks
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meetings are so important, my friends, because those are the moments when everything
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changes. See the Kremlin's media machine, the state owned Russia to date and
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swiftly RTI speed given our video agency roughly all banned on YouTube in a twistal
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Chung waiting for the ur TV to come on on this twenty fourth of August.
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But I mean, we Bricks group has no headquarters, no rule book,
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no procedures, no membership application process, but it's already changing the world.
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I've been talking to financial experts about the group, whose biggest members are
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India and China. There are fifteen things you need to know, number one
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for the and so it's just one of those things. One of these absolute
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mind viruses that are moving us towards bricks is are moved towards. It's a
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great reset, shaping a new world order together. Russia calls the Bricks Alliance
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a platform for equality and motivation for more and more countries to join the club.
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As six nations are officially invited into the block. On the South African
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Summit's final day, protests erupt in Japan and South Korea after wastewater is released
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from the Fukushima nuclear plant, with China calling the move selfish and irresponsible.
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This is a greater made by one hundred feet to five millimeter caliber shell made
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by native countries, and these are the types of fragments that were found.
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The Dunetsk Republic comes under Kiev's attack, with over three hundred shells falling onto
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the central city. You're watching RT International live from Moscow. I'm Rachel Roubel.
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Excitement in the multipolar world is building as the fifteenth annual Bricks Summit ended
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with a historic decision opening its doors to six new members, with over a
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dozen more applications pending. Speaking to the news media, the Russian Deputy Foreign
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Minister highlighted the Block's dedication to equality, one of the main principles that makes
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the Blocks so attractive to newcomers. On all, the bill is skiptic.
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There are many skeptics, including in the West, who literally before the day
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of the summat in Johannesburg, argued that the disagreements in the end would not
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allow the decisions on the association's expansion on the admission of new members to be
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made. Exactly the opposite happened, because the most important thing here is the
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political will and the forward looking prophetic I'm not afraid of this term in this
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context view of the leaders of the country's entering the association on what and how
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it will happen and what role the Bricks will play in the emerging multipolar world.
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The very ideology of Bricks denies any special status for the members. The
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participan agreed the abbreviation, which has already become a trademark, will remain I
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emphasize that Bricks has established itself a term as a message, as a signal
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addressed to the whole world, and everyone agrees with this. Bricks is a
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network structure by definition where everyone is equal. In many other structures, we
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see that it is more difficult for states to defend their interests in conditions where
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there's heavy pressure from the international bureaucracy. Would not want to repeat these mistakes
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in Bricks. Following months of rumor and speculation, Argentina, Egypt, Saudi
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Arabia, the UAE, Iran and Ethiopia are set to be admitted to the
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alliance in January twenty twenty four. The expansion more than doubles the size of
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the Bricks Club while increasing the block share and global GDP to thirty seven percent.
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The group will also encompass nearly half the world's population, boosting its goal
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to give the global South a stronger voice in international politics. Heard from said
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Mohammed Mirandi, an Iranian political analyst and academic, who as the expansion will
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have a long term global impact. I don't think they are going to be
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any overnight changes in the lives of Iranians or in the lives of people in
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other member states of Bricks. But as these countries move closer to each other,
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as they coordinate economic policy, as they enhance trade and develop institutions cultural
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political as well as economic institutions, and as they get to understand each other's
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economies and potentials better, the lives of the people in these countries will begin
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to improve. And I think in the long run it will have a major
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impact on the economies of all of these countries, and it will create a
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more balanced world instead of being a eurocentric world. It will be a more
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global economy where people look to and I think all of the global sunce would
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benefit from bricks directly or indirectly. In an exclusive art interview, the Brazilian
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Foreign Minister Maro Vieira told us how bricks is contributing to dedolarization and in particular
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the important role local currencies will play. The Bricks Bank, the new Development
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Bank, is an absolutely new mechanism that will contribute to the reform of the
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Breton Woods system. Brazilian President Lola da Silva has always advocated for countries to
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use the national currency in bilateral trade. It should be mentioned that Brazil signed
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a bilateral agreement with Argentina on mutual settlements in the national currency back in two
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thousand and four, at the beginning of the second year of Lola's presidential term.
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However, the implementation of this agreement is delayed since the mechanism is voluntary
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and exporters and importers can decide their discretion as to which currency to make payments.
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I am sure that the decision of the heads of state adopted at this
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summit to instruct the finance ministers to study systems, tools and platforms for organizing
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settlements in bilateral trade is a very important step. There are other groupings of
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countries that use a single currency, such as the Euro. It takes a
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long time to introduce a single currency. It is not an issue that can
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be solved overnight. In order to use a single currency in all member countries,
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it is necessary to establish financial control, which is not easy in itself.
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Currently, mercusor members are looking into creating an efficient and fuss settlement system
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that will allow bilateral trade without an intermediar recurrency. As analysts focus on what
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the enlargement of bricks could mean for the global economy, they calculate that nearly
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half of global oil output will come from bricks. We can head over to
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our website art dot com for all the details. Hundreds of demonstrators took to
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the streets of Japan and South Korea to protest wastewater discharge from the Fukushima Nuclear
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power plant, which Tokyo began releasing on Thursday. The crowd of protesters can
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be seen holding banners and chanting slogans to save the Pacific Ocean. Hundreds of
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lawmakers and party officials of the main opposition Democratic Party marched toward the presidential office
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calling for Japan too stopped the water discharge. The leader of the party has
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strongly denounced Tokyo's step, branding it an act of terrorism. Any reason why
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this time in order to save a few books, They're committing an act of
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terrorism that harms the world's environment and threatens the health of all global citizens.
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We must stop this criminal activity. We must protect the clean ocean, the
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ocean of life. We must protect the livelihood of our fishermen and the South
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Korean fisheries industry. If Japan recklessly threatens the life and safety of our people
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and tries to pollute our ocean, didn't the president do all that he can
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to prevent the dumping into the sea. More than one million metric tons of
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wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear plant will be discharged into the ocean by March twenty
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twenty four. Over the next two weeks, about seven thousand tons of this
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wastewater will be dumped into the ocean. It contains the rare radioactive element tritium,
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which can increase the risk of cancer in humans. China has suspended imports
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of seafood from Japan and respond saying it's ready to take necessary measures to firmly
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section the million, environment, food safety, and public health. Japan considers
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that they remove anything the questions actually happen. We're not aware that the Chinese
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government has just announced a total suspension of inputs of Japanese marine products. Earlier,
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we made a request to the Chinese side through diplomatic channels to seek in
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mediation. Hear any of this stuff are discussed him on experts, based on
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scientific evidence. Controlling the information in America in administration of absence has needs to
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completely suspend the impati the American mind. The Japanese government union laterally forcibly launched
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the discharge of Fukushima Nuclear contaminated water into the sea, which is extremely selfish
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and irresponsible in disregard of international public interest. The Chinese side family opposes and
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strongly can dance this. Japan's move will cause unpredictable damage and harm to the
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global marine environment, and will further aggravate the safety risks of Japan's food,
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agricultural and water products. Companic buying of sea salt surged in Beijing on Friday
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after Japan began releasing nuclear contaminated WI much specific of this water. I mean
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this happening nearly ten years ago essential food items. They built a city,
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a nuclear of planets sufficient to meet and there is no need near spite official
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statements, you know, So when the tsunami or whatever happened, you know,
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the issue of fucked it up multiple should people were like, why did
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they build it there? And of course it's almost as if Japanese it was
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going to be used or purposefully damaged years later. And for us the customers,
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of course, it's definitely gonna affect us. I guess in terms of
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prices, I own that and we do sometimes a fishy patty's okay, So
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if the fish cannot come from tom, if we some problems cusper. Also,
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it's a city, shall so actor worry about his business and I love
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the sushi so so food supply, So it's directly affecting the food supply.
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So someone explained to me how Japan's not participating in what so many other countries
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are doing via you know, food farming shit like that. It's necessary to
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protect the health of Chinese consumers, and that includes that you stay the ban
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on all sea foods imports from Japan starting from Thursday. And the band covers
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from ten Japanese profectives that are most likely to be affected by the water release.
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And I should point out that Hong Kong is no exception, and it's
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chief executive, John Lee, has also said the city would adopt a playing
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the band and published daily test results on other food important from Japan to ensure
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food safety and public health. I should say, personally, it's hard at
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the moment to see any solid changes going on as things Japan began to dump
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the water into the sea. But obviously Japan could face huge diplomatic pressure because
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Japan's decision is, as Beijing says, not just violating ethical obligations, but
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more importantly international legal responsibilities, and we're looking forward to a nuclear waste management
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among all these countries in the region, as well as the need for more
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let's say, scientific research and international corporation on these issues. After this,
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Japan's water release decision raised concerns about the long term effects and implications of nuclear
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plants. Over three hundred TF shells hit the city of Donets, killing one
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person and targeting a local maternity center with children inside. Other city districts of
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doing As have also claimed damage. Art correspondent Roman Kosoov has more details.
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One civilian was killed and several were wounded as a result of a Ukrainian artillery
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attack against the city of Donets. Now. All of the city's districts were
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under fire and Thursday, including Kievski district where we are right now. Now,
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this is a crater made by one hundred and fifty five millimeter caliber shell
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made by native countries, and these are the types of fragments that were found
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right next to maternity center right here. Now. This maternity center has been
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shelled several times over the years, so we've made several reports from here.
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Now. This was because I wrote a book about it last year and where
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it should be abolished. Thirty arguments, and I went through all the documents.
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There's no conceptualization of peace. There's defense and deterrence, or deterrence and
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defense in security. Then it is pronouncing who is the enemy, or who
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is oppoland, or who is a potential threat such as China. It's postulations.
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It postulates, it's not analysis, and its condemnation of others, never
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self reflection. So the workpiece is not there, and it's not a defensive
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alliance in any academic, reasonably sustainable definition of that word. Yeah, well
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or yeah. It's primary mission is to stay in business. That's its top
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goal is to stay in business. Missy. Essentially the same question here,
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because you know we've always heard the Staltenberg, the head of NATO, Russia
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has no veto, has no what does Apparently it does have a veto.
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That's why it's Ukraine was not invited, it never will be invited into the
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alliance. They are fooling themselves, and that there's there's scribes in the media
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just lie about it. Go ahead in Columbus. Yes, I think that
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that is absolutely correct. I don't think it's a surprise to anybody who's paying
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a bit of attention that Ukraine has no chance whatsoever of making it INTONATO at
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this point or at any point. I think that this is kind of a
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carrot that they're dangling in front of them on a stick in order to continue.
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I think that this is as Julia Sange once said then about Afghanistan,
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the goal is an endless war, not a successful war. It applied then,
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I think it applies now. And I think that the membership and DENATO
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is something that they are just kind of waving in front of Ukraine in order
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to justify the continuation of using Ukraini embodies as cannon fodder for this proxy war
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against Russia. And it's and Misty, it's really quite amazing that the political
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leadership in KIV goes along with it. It's really extraordinary, sacrificing their own
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people. I suppose Zelinsky and his crowd are paid very well. Compensation is
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very good for these people. Mike, let me go to you. I
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mean when they talk about allies, when all the allies agree and conditions are
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met, you know what, my friend, they are farther away from getting
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into NATO than they were in two thousand and eight when they were invited as
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a potential invitee into the alliance. They are further away then they aren't two
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thousand and eight, Go ahead, absolutely right. I'm going to reach back
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to the United Kingdom and Ben Wallace who echoed the US saying we can't have
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a new member in the middle of a conflict that would just import war into
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the alliance. And it really baffles me how this was never considered before,
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how Zelenski almost walked into it, because the pr has been a catastrophic even
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the photographs of Zelenski just standing on his own completely excluded from what's going on.
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When we think about NATO, when the allies agree, when have they
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been able to agree in recent times? They've been divided over a successor to
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Staltenberg, divided over cluster bombs, now divided over Kiev, and yet the
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headlines will read the NATO has been more united than ever. You only need
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to do a very quick Google search on the minimum requirements for NATO membership,
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and the US State Department itself it's archive explicitly states there is no checklist for
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membership, but it does say we've made it clear at a minimum, there
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are five following requirements. Number one new members must uphold democracy, including tolerating
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diversity. You're absolutely right, that's not been existent in Ukraine for you know,
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at least what two thousand and eight, if not twenty fourteen. So
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no, Ukraine has never had any chance of being NATO. By even the
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US's own comments, as they loosely put it, well, you know,
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this has always been a really good program norms. But at the same time
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you never actually hear them say who the people are and the groups and the
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organizations that are behind to become eligible. It won't say the JAY word.
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It won't say or do they get to become what they should say? They
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just won't say. Can you figure it out? Well? I think the
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logic is that if war is the only game in town speak in NATO's towns,
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and there's not a word about peace negotiations, ceasefire or anything else reasonable,
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then of course they believe that by pumping in weapons and ammunition and political
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support and good words, that the Ukraine would be able to win over Russia.
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I think the assumption is at naive. And also it's very interesting now
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in a historical perspective to look at NATO has been in various ways in Ukraine,
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basically since I think three months after Ukraine became an independent state. Everybody
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in the West who knew anything about security, including number of US ambassadors to
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Moscow, including her Burns who is now CIA director but was an ambassador,
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and tons of scholars in the US and Europe have warned the last thirty years,
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you may, you may do expansion of NATO, which is against the
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promises very clearly given to Gorbajav, But you can't do Ukraine because that means
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war. And now you had a couple of days before the Villainius summit,
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you hadn't Biden sitting saying basically the same words. I mean, this is
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a huge blunder. They should never have done what they did in two thousand
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and eight, which was a response to Vladimir Putin's very concerned speech in the
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Munich Security Conference. So I mean this is a total intellectual flop. Yeah,
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Missy. It's really interesting when you think about the censorship that's going on.
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Of course everyone knows, like for example, RT was taken off of
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YouTube, but Jan is absolutely right. Ever since the end of the Cold
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War, there's been a huge debate about expanding NATO. But according to one
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year ago in five months, I mean anymore RT America was Originally it was
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a pretty big program Obama on Ukraine, and then when some things started,
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did that happen? Literature are out there? Did that happen before COVID?
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I think it definitely happened before COVID, But that was that was part of
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the that was part of the organization to separate block it as much as possible.
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The censorship industrial complex has been completely out of control on a number of
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issues. You know, just one of them, and I'm gonna try to
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I'm pretty sure it was before COVID. You're not allowed to ask question.
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It was, you know, the whole Trump. It was the whole Russia,
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Russia, Russia non stop twenty four seven, very powerful and very vomiting
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out willing of what Trump was and what he was involved in issues and him
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and Putin and all this other stuff. You get this one from the jump
33:42
which a lot of people started laid the groundwork. It really much pretty much
33:46
put all the red crumbs down for what happened and the thing. But I
33:52
do think a lot of people are what wasn't January February of I think of
33:58
twenty twenty two skeptical. With Russia and Ukraine, the situations arise and I
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think that that's what we're seeing now and I hope and that could have been
34:05
done at any time sort of a narrative. Yeah, that could have been
34:09
done at any time, and that bullshit about Prutin wouldn't have done. That
34:15
type of a thing went with Trump in power. Also, if U Ukraine,
34:22
most that's total fucking bullshit. Include a country that lost they were waiting
34:28
to do Ukraine of this here and that coincided with a global pandemic or of
34:36
course with the farce plase. Goal posts keep changing, and I think again
34:40
they are saying that I've changed, I've changed my tune because I was subject
34:46
to the poisoning that they have and this has been you know, pretty much.
34:52
So then if Ukraine doesn't succeed, you know, people are getting shit.
34:55
It's just a it's just a matter of it doesn't maintain a sense over
34:59
to what kind of dose it you get. And here's the thing is like,
35:02
even if I guess, I guess I would have another topic sense,
35:08
I guess I would have to be thankful for the level that which I got
35:12
because I only got in a little bit of it. Of the Russian I
35:15
would have just shrugged it off. That and the Western media a lot.
35:22
So they pulled URT America. They probably pulled our URT in the UK specifically
35:30
because they knew that, look how united we are. They knew what the
35:36
blueprint was going to be. They knew what the blueprint actually just was,
35:40
and so they had to start cutting back on people's ability to be able to
35:46
see what was going on. And even this conversation here, people want to
35:52
believe that. Not one people want to believe that well, so, I
35:57
mean, what is this? People want to believe that Russia and Ukraine are
36:00
are at each other's throats. It adds a It's like professional wrestling. To
36:07
me, there's still people out there that are entertained by and to some level,
36:19
the excitement that they have over it. Grown men that grew up with
36:24
it, Andre the Giant, you know, Rowdy, Roddy Piper, all
36:30
that stuff, and people want to believe that when there's a fight going on,
36:39
that it's real. That's the drama of it. Just like just like
36:46
people do not want to believe that NFL games are fixed, they don't want
36:58
to believe that an NFL game are fixed. Why why did we why did
37:04
we start? Uh? Wasn't the point spread? The point spread was introduced
37:13
so that more rigged games would make scumbag criminal filth more money. And so
37:35
this is a concerted, you know, group think that that people just can't
37:45
even allow. Just like as I said before, when Trump ran and then
37:52
he started communicating once or twice or apparently in according to Alex Jones, you
38:00
know, they were writing each other love letters. But Jones was like,
38:07
yeah, he's fighting a new world order. Bull fucking shit, bullshit,
38:12
he's fighting a new world or that right there makes Alex Jones completely completely irrelevant,
38:23
not because he was trusting in Donald Trump that Trump was going to do
38:29
something, but that that understanding, that the understanding that the world is controlled
38:45
on every fucking level. Let see, Jones never wants to put that particular
38:53
piece of information now because it would destroy his you know, his can spind
39:00
Histry thing. Maybe like there's there's got to be a chance, there's got
39:02
to be somebody out there that's that's that's going to fight the new World Order.
39:07
And then of course it was it was Trump and his in his estimation
39:12
or just his just to keep his his business plan going that's what this is
39:21
for for for Alex Jones. It is a business plan. The constant commercials,
39:27
the constant selling of supplements. It's a business plan, you know,
39:36
Jones is. And that's fine, you want to be a businessman. But
39:40
if you're not going to tell the entire truth or tell a truth, even
39:45
if it's going to affect your bottom line, then you're you're a shill.
39:52
You are a shill anything that you do not put out, anything that you
39:58
do not reveal, which there are some very very obvious things going on.
40:06
And then people have caught on over the years about Jones's operation. If you
40:15
don't put out the truth like you say, like he says all the time,
40:22
it's it's just it's just an operation. It's an operation, and and
40:32
and it and it goes in with the exact thing that we're seeing with Russia
40:37
and Ukraine. He instead of saying, this is the New World Order is
40:44
pretty powerful. They could they could script out a conflict to then be able
40:52
to get everything that they want or that the you know, these New World
41:00
order globalists are you know that they're capable of doing that. They have everything
41:12
that they need to be able to do it. They have every bit of
41:16
control. World government is already established. It was established nearly ten or twelve
41:28
years ago, when Jones was still saying, Oh, they're going to get
41:31
world government, and then once they get the world government, then they'll be
41:35
able to do this and that. Who are they, Oh, the globalist
41:39
any anybody in particular, any particular group. Oh yeah, the Arabs run
41:45
Hollywood. That was one ridiculous fucking thing that he said. Anyway, on
41:57
conditions, when conditions are met here we all still have the G seven.
42:00
Yes, they're still around now making trouble. They're talking about security guarantees as
42:06
well. Again I thought that what do they have to do with the military
42:09
with security? I thought they were an economic organization. Okay, I mean
42:14
again, this is another fiction here to sell to people in the West.
42:19
You know, how to waste war money on a lost cause. Go ahead,
42:22
make yeah, yeah, absolutely right. The G seven, as I
42:25
understood it, were these economic members and powers that came together and discussed such
42:30
things. So it baffled me when even Zelenski himself said, all right,
42:35
if we don't get NATO membership, at least we'll get some reassurances from the
42:39
G seven but we know that everything's been a big fat nothing burger really in
42:45
regards to that, all these security guarantees, it doesn't matter how you want
42:47
to describe it. All these countries committing to the proxy war, and again
42:53
I'll refer back to Ben Wallace saying, oh, we don't want to import
42:57
war into the Alliance, and yet these same and then they get people talking
43:00
about it like it's real, or at least it's real to them. And
43:07
then if they were to get any information that would move them and their opinion
43:19
and their analysis away from the lie, they can't do that. It's like
43:25
admitting that you're you know, if you're a journalist, then then you're just
43:32
a talking a talking head with nothing inside, with nothing on the inside,
43:43
and you know, this being a good show, it's just really kind of
43:47
keeps the narrative going. It doesn't talk about things that that should be spoken
43:53
about, which means to me, it's all it's just all people working and
44:06
justifying their paycheck by going along to get along, which means getting a paycheck,
44:17
getting you know, notoriety of some of some sort for what you're doing.
44:30
We don't need militarism in this world. And they certainly don't do it
44:34
because they have twelve times more military expenditures and Russia. What we need is
44:37
cooperation. What we need is not to waste money, but solve the problems
44:42
humanity has. And do you know, reach out and accept that we're going
44:49
to live in a multipolar world with different cultures, different political ideas, different
44:52
interpretations of human rights, et cetera. And if the US and it's friends
44:58
and allies will not do that, they lose and they'll become a periphery.
45:00
They will become, you know, in the long run, some kind of
45:04
developing countries in the future world order fifty years from now. Well, it's
45:07
not going to take a long time. What we see his desperation and the
45:12
cluster bombs is an example of it. When you need to introduce cluster bombs
45:15
in Ukraine, you are really you're really losing it. Yeah, well,
45:21
missy, I'm glad that you said that, because this is an active desperation
45:25
and desperate people do desperate things, and I wouldn't put it pass and do
45:30
do other things as well. I mean, it's all about maintaining hegemony.
45:35
What we have here is Ukraine. Is this the example? Okay, do
45:37
you think policymakers in Washington and Brussels give a hoot about Ukraine. They don't
45:44
at all. They want to give them as much weapon reading that their young
45:46
young men can be killed in the battlefield and the result will be the same
45:51
miss yess yes, one hundred percent. I'm so glad that the word yeah,
45:54
And that's part of the plan, is that the young, the younger
46:00
fighting age men will be wiped out. There will be no there will be
46:07
no resistance when Ukraine gets reconstructed as the new home for the jaybirds, for
46:16
the elite jaybirds. And I believe that Russia's helping them do that. I
46:23
believe that Zelenski is helping them do that. You know when Henry Kissinger said
46:32
in twenty twelve that in ten years or so, Israel will not exist anymore,
46:42
Well that's because they're gonna move. They're gonna move to what thousands of
46:52
years ago was called ancient Kazaria. They're going home because they're not They're not
47:00
the biblical Israelites. They're not the biblical Israelites. They and maybe not even
47:07
them. Most people don't even know. They just fall. If they like
47:12
the Truman Show, people accept the world how it is presented to them.
47:17
So if you get people to come in and be like, oh, my
47:22
parents are Catholic, so I'm going to be a Catholic too. Oh my
47:25
parents are Jews, so now I'm going to be a Jew too. Well.
47:30
A hundred or one hundred and fifty years ago, the people that created
47:36
the SloMo Sands Shlomo Sands wrote a book called The Invention of the Jewish People.
47:44
The Invention of the Jewish People because he knows that it is an impersonation.
47:52
It is an impersonation of the biblical Israelites. This is a fake world.
48:01
Christians, people that claim to be Christians or Catholics, that that's just
48:07
ridiculous. The Pope is a fraud. The Vatican is Satan's asshole, literally
48:14
Satan's asshole. Because the book the Bible, the Law, the Book of
48:23
natural Law, that the book that describes man's fall into fiction, man includes
48:35
woman, man's fall into fiction into all of this is a fucking fiction.
48:42
You look at it as a movie, as one of your favorite movies or
48:45
your favorite television show, it is a fucking fictional creation and everything, every
48:52
actor and every role in it is a fictional creation. Lawyer doctor the people
48:59
to well, you know, we need doctors in this world. Do we
49:02
need them to be licensed by people that are killing that by by organizations that
49:09
set up protocols to kill people in the hospital when they didn't need to die,
49:14
when they could have been when they could have been helped with with ivermectin
49:22
or a Bundessentide. Are a number of other different drugs. Now they went
49:27
right for one that they knew was going to fuck people up, rendzevir.
49:31
That is a fictional creation gone bad, which I believe was always the case
49:40
the legal system. Years ago, lawyers were called devils. The bar Association
49:52
is a private member association. They are not here too. They are on
49:57
the judges side because he's also lawyer. They're part of a big old club.
50:04
The police are not here to protect the commoners. They're here to protect
50:08
the criminals in society. And I don't mean the guy selling drugs on the
50:15
street or the guy that rapes someone or someone that shoots someone. Now the
50:21
criminals that go all the way up. The criminals that go all the way
50:27
up through the townships and municipalities, the counties, to the state to the
50:31
US. You know, a corporation, and then of course it being a
50:37
sub corporation of Crown corporation, you are a you are here to be extracted
50:44
from you. If they didn't change our status, we would still be called
50:51
common or subjects. But they had to upgrade it. They had to upgrade
50:55
and give it a different name, a citizen, so that we would think
51:01
that slavery and all of these other things in the past we're over. But
51:10
they're not. Just took on a different degree, a different level, a
51:15
different covert procedural labeling of the commoner. Oh you're a US citizen. Oh,
51:30
twelve people were made US citizens today in on Main Street, USA.
51:38
How does it feel to be Well, what they should say is, I
51:43
probably shouldn't have done this, but it is a flattering title, and it's
51:47
really the only way that I'm going to be able to get benefits from my
51:52
from from the masters. So you know, the financial masters that that that
52:00
rule and control everything. That I'll have unemployment for six months or or or
52:08
disability if I sign onto it. It's uh, it's it's not. It's
52:16
not a good thing. Now in the US, we've enjoyed levels of freedom
52:24
that maybe other countries citizens and other countries have not. But still we are,
52:31
and we've seen it with COVID that we are here to be extracted from.
52:36
It's part all part of US code. It's all been set up inside
52:40
this legal fiction where natural law has no say right and wrong, truly true
52:51
right and wrong have no say in in the legal ease, in the league,
52:58
the fiction, the fictional legal creation that that has been created by man.
53:12
And so it's uncomfortable, but that's the way it is. Understanding what
53:24
your true status is. Isn't that better than being injected by by a a
53:37
Masonic corporation bent on depopulating the world and now feeding us this this bricks,
53:52
this new system where governments are going to control people. Basically, governments are
54:01
going to control people, and then the commoners, not the people people,
54:07
not the bloodline, but the commoners will sit back and say, oh,
54:10
this looks like this looks like it's gonna be better. The US is shit
54:15
and and they won't be in control anymore. But what they're gonna do is
54:20
they're gonna trade that, not they have any power to do so, but
54:22
they're going to trade that for this new bricks operating system, and it's going
54:29
to crash. Those on top will be fine and those on the bottom will
54:37
be crushed because there is no there is nothing for the commoners. Absolute power
54:50
corrupts absolutely, that's what we see. That's why they created everything that they
54:54
did. That's what they've lied to us over the years about the United States
55:00
of America, and it's exceptionalism and all that shit that you hear on Fox
55:06
News and that you used to hear on the on some of the liberal outlets,
55:14
but not anymore. America is bad, especially you know when Orange Man
55:21
was in there. So they fell for the the weaponize, the political weaponization
55:25
and the divide and conquer that that is part of the recipe. It's like
55:34
the broth in the soup. It's part of the recipe. Divide people politically
55:45
well, demoralize them and feed them shit and lies over the years so that
55:51
everybody kind of thinks the same until they don't anymore. And then when they
55:54
don't anymore, they want to kill each other for not you know, agreeing
55:59
on the same things. And then they introduce Trump, they introduce uh,
56:05
you know, Obama, they introduce all these bloodline so called leaders that got
56:10
there because you know, Obama got there, but all of his hard work.
56:15
You know, you can be the if you do this, this,
56:19
this, and that, you can be the president. That's one thing that
56:22
I believe that George Corlin got severely wrong. He was just like in one
56:27
of his quotes, if they quoted him correctly, anybody can be president.
56:31
No, no, no, only the bloodline, only the family can can
56:37
have a president ruling over the corporation. And that's pretty much it for today.
56:45
Bricks is moving over, moving forward. They're doing all kinds of stuff.
56:50
Who's this guy. Internal changes are taking place, and believe you,
56:54
the agricultural sector is actively developing. In other words, I want to become
56:59
an important player in the global food market. Our country is at the stage
57:04
of industrialization. One thing that they're not really and one thing that they kind
57:08
of touch on here and there very briefly, like a like a flesh wound
57:15
of information, is they'll mention something like the climate or they won't mention it
57:20
at all because they don't want to sound like at this point, they don't
57:24
want to sound like now these other uh you know, uh, the US
57:31
and some of these other countries. But they're adhering to these these things,
57:37
and they might have said something, but I didn't hear it. But not
57:43
for the sake of various government structures, but for the benefit of the ordinary
57:46
people whose interests were represent and who are waiting for the signing of these agreements
57:52
and the implementation of projects designed to ultimately benefit the citizens of our countries and
57:57
improve their quality of life. The next annual Bricks Summit is slated to take
58:02
place in Russia, with a number of events planned to promote the block's next
58:07
meeting. Russian President Vladimir Putin extended a special invitation to this year's participants for
58:13
an upcoming tournament. I see A duels with Russia will continue to fully promote
58:19
the further development of contacts in the field of sports and youth exchanges. In
58:23
particular, the Bricks Games are scheduled for June twenty twenty four. We'll look
58:29
forward to welcoming teams from the Bricks countries to next year's game. Okay,
58:36
there, when they're doing interviews with people on RT, they're doing them on
58:40
a roof. Why are they doing them on the roof of the building because
58:45
it's the safest with probably one of the safest places to be saying. International
58:52
sporting events after the FIFA World Cup held in one of its games there in
58:55
twenty eighteen. The Games of the Future is a tournament that will feature the
59:00
intersection of sports, science and technology, demonstrating a synergy between traditional and digital
59:05
sports. International competitions will be held in sixteen combined disciplines. Hundreds of demonstrators
59:17
took to the streets, So that's about it. There are red there's severe
59:24
red flags in this whole bricks thing, in the conversation that's being had,
59:29
the things that are being said and the things that are not being said.
59:31
That kind of make me think even more so that everything is being scripted.
59:39
Everything that the Ukraine Russia thing is being scripted, the entire thing. Of
59:46
course, the pandemics are being scripted. The sickness is the mitigating masks,
59:54
and all these things that are said to be emerging again in this totalitarian dictatorship.
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So unless we realize what's truly happening, we're gonna be so fucked.
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And that is it for August twenty five update