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The Greater New World to be Let by US ALL · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: The history of the universe. UH, it's in a crossroads
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Speaker 1: and challenging times. And UH. The and the choice for
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Speaker 1: for the greatest country on the planet Earth, like America,
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Speaker 1: becomes either slain, ambivalent, both or confusing. Uh. We have
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Speaker 1: the conflict of civilizations and the winning of the oil,
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Speaker 1: the winding down of the oil, and the rising of
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Speaker 1: emerging civilizations. And America therefore has three choices. To maintain
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Speaker 1: the whole order, to create in the un world order,
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Speaker 1: or to follow the trend of the emerging multi latterer
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Speaker 1: world order and seek her place to be the leader
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Speaker 1: of that order. I would say the choices again at
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Speaker 1: this cross road of human history, with the classes of
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Speaker 1: civilization and the the winding down of all great empires,
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Speaker 1: and the emergence of a nail as a free war
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Speaker 1: a leader of that free world, and as the creator
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Speaker 1: of this modern civilized world in which we live today,
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Speaker 1: with the World Bank, the Britain, Wood Institutions, the United Nations,
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Speaker 1: and the freedoms and theocracy injury around the world, with
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Speaker 1: the spread of capitalism that has benefited mankind, with the
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Speaker 1: spread of peace and stability around the world, with the
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Speaker 1: spread of commerce and business, and the promotion of cultures
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Speaker 1: and traditions and religions, and with the expansion of the
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Speaker 1: reserve currency, making the dollar to the go to currency.
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Speaker 1: And this beautiful word that we have to die it
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Speaker 1: thanks to that American century. It's a century that took
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Speaker 1: the ward where the world has never been before. In education, research, science, technology,
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Speaker 1: development and endeavor, sacrifice and pushing humanity in UH, humanitarian
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Speaker 1: assistance and vaccines, development and helping the poor moment and
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Speaker 1: elevating the situations of the poorest among us. In safety, security,
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Speaker 1: fighting terrorism, and keeping this world protected and safe. Even
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Speaker 1: though with some schemishes of wars left and right, that
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Speaker 1: American centcturary has benefited the West, and it's benefited the
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Speaker 1: Western Powers and the Europeans at the expense of money
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Speaker 1: so called Global South countries. And so Americans should be
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Speaker 1: very to be very educated and arrogant, should not be
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Speaker 1: dismissive of these three concepts that is emerging from the
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Speaker 1: Global South about the global civilization initiative, the global development initiative,
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Speaker 1: and the one has left my mind, the initiatives of
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Speaker 1: global civilization, UH, global development and and UH this is
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Speaker 1: civilization initiatives, undevelopment initiatives and the global security initiatives. So uh,
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Speaker 1: you got the development, security and civilization initiatives. And uh
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Speaker 1: this sometimes as it add the are the key to
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Speaker 1: the grieve aces of the developing world that was once
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Speaker 1: you know, divided into underdeveloped developing and given all those
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Speaker 1: things that make this country to rally themselves and call
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Speaker 1: themselves the global South against the global North. So the civilization,
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Speaker 1: development and security initiatives, it's it's with deeper globalization, with
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Speaker 1: they share in the humanitarian future with the wing wing
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Speaker 1: you know, in business and commerce and tourism and trade
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Speaker 1: and education and cultures and all this inter moving and
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Speaker 1: intertwining of peoples together. It's a new world that is
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Speaker 1: emerging in which people don't see themselves in terms of
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Speaker 1: color in amom, but they see themselves in terms of
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Speaker 1: civilization similarities. And going back to the pains they suffered,
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Speaker 1: the pains of colonization as they assume the pace of
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Speaker 1: the space of exploitation as they assume and we we
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Speaker 1: we must be very mindful if we want to keep
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Speaker 1: the American centurial life. That's my point. Most we're very
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Speaker 1: mindful if I want to keep the American centurial life
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Speaker 1: of which we shift UH, the American exceptionality, exceptionalism, and
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Speaker 1: the moral doctrine and and the the the conditionalities of
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Speaker 1: all leaders to peck the dollar, want to make the
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Speaker 1: dollar to be the worst currency, pecking with gold, and
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Speaker 1: later through Nixon and China opening up for different economic
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Speaker 1: plans and seeing where the world goes on the America
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Speaker 1: UH supervision and benefit the involving involvement of China and
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Speaker 1: the WTO and all these Western institutions that we are
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Speaker 1: not running away from. The question becomes again, and I
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Speaker 1: said again or the plan you want to keep the
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Speaker 1: old order? Do want a new order that we need
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Speaker 1: to create? Or we want to be part of the
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Speaker 1: emerging order and seek our way through it, to be
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Speaker 1: a leader or to be in a comfortable position, just
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Speaker 1: as the British way to the American emperor, or I
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Speaker 1: just ask Britain words to the Dutch Empire. But we
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Speaker 1: must be frank to ourselves. We are that we are
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Speaker 1: in the point in time where our survivor depends in
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Speaker 1: our hands, and the future of America depends on our leaders.
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Speaker 1: And we can't choose to be inviting. We can choose
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Speaker 1: to be getting even with the virus, politic up blocks
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Speaker 1: or media narratives, or we can choose to lead. But
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Speaker 1: if the American leadership chooses to lead, it has a
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Speaker 1: trianglear trianglism of civilization to decide on either fighting to
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Speaker 1: keep going back to keep the old civilization, creating a
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Speaker 1: new war what I called the Greater New War, or
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Speaker 1: to be part of the imagine new ward already that
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Speaker 1: it's already here. The global's out and the brick are
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Speaker 1: already here, led by China, Russia, India and Brazil and
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Speaker 1: South Africa. It's it's a multipolar leadership, it's not a
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Speaker 1: unipolar leadership. So the Imagine New War NA as soon
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Speaker 1: become the Greater New War. I wish, I wish the
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Speaker 1: greater New worldship were led by America, where the imagine
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Speaker 1: New World or that is leading to the greater New World.
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Speaker 1: It's not unipolar, it's multipolar. It's led by the bricks country.
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Speaker 1: It's going to be led by China, India, Russia, Gracey
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Speaker 1: and South America and South Africa. Just as a Western
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Speaker 1: world is led by the EU, led by America, the
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Speaker 1: EU and Western countries like Canada and Australia. Some European
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Speaker 1: countries that you know, in the European and Britain and
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Speaker 1: some of the Suasion and in other countries, just to
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Speaker 1: mention a few, that civilization benefit benefited the West, and
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Speaker 1: it created an order that created a disparity in civilization
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Speaker 1: and development. Again, that's some civilization and a plane that
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Speaker 1: or destroyed or the history destorted, already written, or just
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Speaker 1: totally ignored or just radicle. We take the civilizations of Africa,
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Speaker 1: for example, the world came from Africa. The world came
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Speaker 1: from Africa. The condibition of Egypt and the Alexandria to
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Speaker 1: Western education, African was just isolated from it. And just
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Speaker 1: Egypt is being called as if Egypt is not Africa.
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Speaker 1: And the influence of that ancient vilization to Constantinople, you know,
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Speaker 1: to the Romans, you know, I mean the Ottoman Empire,
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Speaker 1: to the Roman Empire, you cannot and to the European
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Speaker 1: philosophical writing Plato societies and all those great writers, and
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Speaker 1: to their architecture and art and design and science and technology.
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Speaker 1: You cannot take away Africa out of it. And the
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Speaker 1: Africa was Egypt. But to dismiss Africa and their peoples
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Speaker 1: and their civilization, Egypt was isolated as if Egypt is
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Speaker 1: not a different continent. And the building of the Swiss Canal,
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Speaker 1: you know, it's a way to dilute the greenness of Africa.
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Speaker 1: Go that the building on the Swiss Canal, you can
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Speaker 1: actually differentiate the Midile is from Africa. You can don't
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Speaker 1: differentiate that media is from of Africa. It was one
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Speaker 1: main African empire block but for for discrimination and from
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Speaker 1: some other reasons that we're done now for some colonial reasons.
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Speaker 1: You know, African civilizing and African people to eugenics where distorted.
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Speaker 1: You know, the I think the goodness of Africa civilization
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Speaker 1: has always been distorted. But the main goal of Western
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Speaker 1: civilization was to undermine and destroy, distort and destroy everything
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Speaker 1: in Africa and take away Africa out of everything. It's
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Speaker 1: like a child trying to take away the parents out
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Speaker 1: of everything, where they came to realize that they cannot
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Speaker 1: take away the gene. The gene code of the world
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Speaker 1: is Africa, you like it or not. And as it's Africa,
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Speaker 1: it's not the distorted Africa with slavery and slave tried,
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Speaker 1: with mismanagement, with bad governance and corruption, with athllite states,
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Speaker 1: and stogies. It's not in Africa, because that's Africa you
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Speaker 1: have today, not leadership and the writings and the stigmatization
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Speaker 1: and discrimination and demonization and demonization. Was mine to deny Africa,
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Speaker 1: the Africa before the West, that Africa that gave birth
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Speaker 1: to the West. Let me say it with boldness. You
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Speaker 1: cannot talk about Western civilization without the Fire, without the Pharaohs,
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Speaker 1: without Egypt. If you look on the map, that Egypt
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Speaker 1: is Africa. So with discrimination and the eugenics and what's
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Speaker 1: sometimes called the whitization of the colors and the whitnization
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Speaker 1: and white in the and whiteism, as I call it.
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Speaker 1: My philosophy was just meant to deny the peoples of
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Speaker 1: Africa and that that civilization of their greatness and the
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Speaker 1: only surviving civilization that must not be interrupted, as the Chinese,
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Speaker 1: the Chinese civilization, the Chinese civilization has been here for
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Speaker 1: almost five thousand years. But if the African civilization was
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Speaker 1: not interrupted, you know it'll be here for more than
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Speaker 1: five thousand years. I just imagine where the civilization will be.
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Speaker 1: Imagine where Egypt would be today with a Napoleon Bonaparte
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Speaker 1: and without the even going back without the Romans, what
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Speaker 1: the Romans did to Egypt. And even before naple Bonaparte,
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Speaker 1: and after Naplea you got colonization, and after colonization you've
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Speaker 1: got the British Empire and the promise of taking down
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Speaker 1: the promises of the ways of taking down the Ottoman Empire,
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Speaker 1: and the control of the building and the control of
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Speaker 1: the Swiss Cannon, the State of Humus and the Red Sea.
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Speaker 1: You know, all this was to dinner Africa. And when
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Speaker 1: we talk about sade Arabia to the kat those are Africa,
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Speaker 1: those are not We just put by the State of
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Speaker 1: Humus and the Swiss Canal. It was just being an
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Speaker 1: African block of which is still the richest continent on
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Speaker 1: planet Earth. But through the logic of religion and racism, right,
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Speaker 1: the right of Africa and the greenness of that empire
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Speaker 1: got suppressed and depressed un to me and Germanized thrue
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Speaker 1: religion and shamed. The Chinese are the wound the years
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Speaker 1: of shame. The African has essentiy years of shine. But
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Speaker 1: the suppression of Africa and on the mining of Africa
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Speaker 1: and the exploitation of it resolves resources till to they
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Speaker 1: give birth to the Western civilization, and the Western civilization
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Speaker 1: did not start with America. The Great American brought the
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Speaker 1: initiative to revive the Western civilization and to make it
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Speaker 1: to be more inclusive. The ills of the Western civilization
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Speaker 1: is not America. The Western civilization survived because of America.
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Speaker 1: So the Western world hutan American for a survivor. Because
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Speaker 1: the Dutch Empire was brutal, the British Empire was brutal,
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Speaker 1: but the American Empire wasn't. Slavery was not part of
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Speaker 1: the American Empire. Slavery it was a European concept from
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Speaker 1: the Dutch to the British that spread to the Americans
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Speaker 1: that it brought to the Americans. When they talk about
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Speaker 1: the American Empire, we should not confused that with slavery.
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Speaker 1: The American Empire is an inclusive empire. A letter emphasized
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Speaker 1: that maybe even Americans don't know that American Empire is
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Speaker 1: the most inclusive empire with the remnants of the old empires.
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Speaker 1: And if Americans take away those remnants of those old empire,
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Speaker 1: then America can therefore that the greater New World that
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Speaker 1: I'm talking about free from racism, sexism, and packetry. Because
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Speaker 1: racism sexism and pakatry is the remnants of the old
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Speaker 1: Empire that infitraated itself into the Great American Empire. As
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Speaker 1: the Great American Empire is an empire for everybody, is
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Speaker 1: the most inclusive empire on planet Earth. America is the
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Speaker 1: land of the free peoples and cultures and religions of
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Speaker 1: different places they call American home. There is no person
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Speaker 1: on planet Earth there has not been a beneficiary of
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Speaker 1: the American Empire. Let me say it again, there is
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Speaker 1: no person living or dead within the last century that
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Speaker 1: has not been beneficiary of the American Empire. If you
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Speaker 1: go back to the history of empires, just modern history,
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Speaker 1: from the Dutch to Britain, the British Empire, you major
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Speaker 1: empires I'm talking about. We talked about the French Empire
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Speaker 1: and the Spanish Empires. We'll talk about the Western empires.
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Speaker 1: It was cruel and brutal. It was very very cruel
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Speaker 1: and brutal. And non Caucasians and even to Caucasians, it
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Speaker 1: was a class base and feudal lords and wars and dominants.
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Speaker 1: It was all about them. Those empires where the people
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Speaker 1: dominated others in the essence that have dominated themselves dominance
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Speaker 1: was the only key was that thay with the wars
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Speaker 1: and the killings and the lorens and without living peace
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Speaker 1: at home, with the advent of the industrial revolution, you know,
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Speaker 1: most British they did not enjoy the fruits of the empire,
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Speaker 1: you know, and people just went to work and work
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Speaker 1: for the field. Let's get this classism. So the American
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Speaker 1: Empire wasn't that it was inclusive. That's why Chinese could
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Speaker 1: benefit from the American empires. African, Americans, Europeans, the Indians,
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Speaker 1: all civilizations benefited from the American Empire and are still
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Speaker 1: benefiting from the American Empire. And I should like us
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Speaker 1: to remember that there's nothing wrong with the American Empire.
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Speaker 1: What's wrong with American Empire is that the American Empire
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Speaker 1: led the invitation of the practices of the crue practices
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Speaker 1: of the old Empire infiltrate and dominate the American Empire
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Speaker 1: with racism, with sexism and poetry. And the leaders of
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Speaker 1: the American Empire, they failed to understand that the American
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Speaker 1: Empire is great today because American Empire stood against racism, sexism,
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Speaker 1: and picetry. That's the real American Empire. So the real
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Speaker 1: American Empire is under siege. It's been overtaken and over
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Speaker 1: run by the remnants of racism and sexism from the
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Speaker 1: American colonists, from from the British, the British that came
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Speaker 1: to the Western world today to the American the British
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Speaker 1: that came to the Americas. Racism, Bigulitian sexism is one
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Speaker 1: of the American intellectuals, it's one of the philosophers. The
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Speaker 1: philosophers that in Trench racism, sex and bigotry are mostly
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Speaker 1: Anglo Saxons, mostly Anglo Saxons and those who survived Hitler
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Speaker 1: from then Germany. I'm saying this very clearly. What America
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Speaker 1: is fighting today, the racism, sexism, and bigotry. That's not
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Speaker 1: American empire. That's not the American philosophy, because an empire
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Speaker 1: is dominated by philosophy. With the British barons that came
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Speaker 1: to America for the sake of business. You can't remember
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Speaker 1: by the Indian Eastern Company, the Banana's Company in America,
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Speaker 1: and the cotton companies and the plantations, all these were
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Speaker 1: British companies. There's the British companies of the old British
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Speaker 1: Empire that corrupted the American Empire. So if we take
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Speaker 1: away that that ancient discombination from the British Empire, that
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Speaker 1: it was all about the business that did not tricken
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Speaker 1: down to the common person from the vestiges of slavery,
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Speaker 1: even though that slavery talk about William Webberforce, the British
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Speaker 1: the modern Britain society abolished slavery, but all those abolition
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Speaker 1: did not take roots in many other parts of the
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Speaker 1: world because that remnants with the emergence of the world
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Speaker 1: that was not an American empire. It means the winding
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Speaker 1: down of the British Empire was that the American Empire.
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Speaker 1: We should remember that. We should remember that the American
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Speaker 1: Empire started after in the beginning of the Second World
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Speaker 1: War the First World War, but actually started after the
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Speaker 1: Second World War. To the American Empire is after the
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Speaker 1: Second World War. I see where the ward is. After
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Speaker 1: the Second World War, Americans tried to do every good
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Speaker 1: to everybody on planet Earth. By the same time having
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Speaker 1: to deal with the remnants of the Dutch and the
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Speaker 1: British Empire of an economic system that's not trickling down,
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Speaker 1: of a type of capitalism that does not benefit the
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Speaker 1: working class, all the sufages. It is American, all the
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Speaker 1: strikes for labor rights, labor unions, freedom of the slave,
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Speaker 1: Abram Lincoln, the right of women to vote, the rights
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Speaker 1: of human rights, or everybody everywhere in the world assys
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Speaker 1: to equal to to to equal opportunities, overcoming commism, communism,
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Speaker 1: Uniting Germany in promoting business around the world with the
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Speaker 1: emergency of people from Middle East, Midia East into the
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Speaker 1: Western world, istern Europe into the world, into America, to
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Speaker 1: from Africa and Chinese to create a world that is
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Speaker 1: beneficial to everybody. As American Century, as American Empire, which
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Speaker 1: you separate the American Empire from the remnants of the
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Speaker 1: British and the Dutch Empire. And if American can separate that,
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Speaker 1: an American can therefore take the option they're talking about
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Speaker 1: to build a new civilization, an inclusive civilization, of which
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Speaker 1: American is an inclusive civilization, by just a civilization that
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Speaker 1: American fight first time. We have the gods to take
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Speaker 1: away racism, sexism, and bigger trade from its civilization, of
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Speaker 1: which it's been fighting not forever, so the American civilization,
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Speaker 1: it's been interrupted, it's been corrupted and it's been dominated
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Speaker 1: by the remnants of the Dutch and the British Empire.
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Speaker 1: It was a pack that was not supposed to be signed,
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Speaker 1: but it was needed for the survivor of the Britain
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Speaker 1: institution for Americans to govern that century with the West,
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Speaker 1: with the Dutch, sipy conductors, with Britain to the maritime
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Speaker 1: and industrial innovation, with the Germans, you know, to high
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Speaker 1: tech development. And the Germans came on the remnants of
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Speaker 1: the Nazis, and with the British came out with with
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Speaker 1: the with the colonial mentality of the colonists, with the
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Speaker 1: French came on with that some colonial mentality of keeping
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Speaker 1: the colonists and exploiting their resources and keeping them back bay.
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Speaker 1: So we each concession that the American civilization on the
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Speaker 1: American Empire considered to end up corrupting the American Empire.
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Speaker 1: But even to the Moron doc train, the Moron doctrine
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Speaker 1: was a good concept of non intervention on this part
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Speaker 1: of the hemisphere, for American not to be to be
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Speaker 1: to be waging wars and to take to use that domain,
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Speaker 1: American domain to develop this part of the war. That
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Speaker 1: was the goodness of the Moron doctrine. But again it
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Speaker 1: got infiltrated with that colonia again without vestiges of the
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Speaker 1: old empires, the Spanish, the Dutch, and the British Empire,
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Speaker 1: instead of developing that part of the war electric colonization
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Speaker 1: or that part of the world. And each time you
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Speaker 1: go with colonization, an empire says is to exist. Each
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Speaker 1: time an empire chooses to be colonial and to stay colonial.
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Speaker 1: You can go back to the Egyptian. You can go
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Speaker 1: back to all the major students, to all the civilizations
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Speaker 1: that could come Mesopotamia, you can to the Persian, you
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Speaker 1: can go to the Ottoman, to the Roman, to the
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Speaker 1: Chinese that survived that did not conquer any other civilization.
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Speaker 1: The Chinese conquer itself to maintain itself to this one
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Speaker 1: big block we have today called the Chinese civilization. China
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Speaker 1: didn't go to any country out of China to conquer.
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Speaker 1: That's why that civilization has survived five thousand years, but
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Speaker 1: are uninterrupted, interrupted for the wo undred years of shame
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Speaker 1: that they call it. But it's being in self back
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Speaker 1: because it's been a civilization of non interference. The Japanese
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Speaker 1: Empire came on crumbled because once a civilization became a conquering,
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Speaker 1: a colonial based, conquering, territory based civilization. It plundered a
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Speaker 1: lot of resources, It carried a lot of enemies, It
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Speaker 1: care a lot of poverty. That leads to a lot
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Speaker 1: of migration with people that migrates in your country with grievances,
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Speaker 1: of revenge of grievances to destroy your empire because of
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Speaker 1: what you did today. So the modern doctrine was not
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Speaker 1: meant to be colonial, but the vestiges of the British
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Speaker 1: that dominated the New American century use of colonial philosophy
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Speaker 1: from Africa to China and pointed Americas. That's where the
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Speaker 1: American civilization of American century is suffering the most today
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Speaker 1: with this migration we're having here because now we're trying
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Speaker 1: not to protect colonies of which that was not the
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Speaker 1: intent of the Moron doctrine was to use their resources
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Speaker 1: and the people to develop this hemisphere. But to develop
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Speaker 1: this hemisphere, peoples were supposed to be treated equally as
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Speaker 1: critain in the American Constitution, freedom rights for the vestidies
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Speaker 1: of all civilizers of old empires. People cannot be treated
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Speaker 1: equality that vestiges of the old empire infiltraated the American system,
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Speaker 1: going back to the re remnants of slavery, that certain people,
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Speaker 1: as the old Empire date in colonial colonies, that they
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Speaker 1: were not here months, they were not equal, they should
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Speaker 1: have the same rights as we had. That in his
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Speaker 1: self corrupted America. He corrupted the American civilization because that's
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Speaker 1: what led to the War of Independence, the Boston Tea
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Speaker 1: Party right, taxes without representation, because the old British Empire
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Speaker 1: did not assume that the Americans, the founding, the Great Americans,
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Speaker 1: the founding of American founders, were equal to them. And
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Speaker 1: then when we created that one nation, indivisible under law
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Speaker 1: and God, with freedoms, liberties and equalities, at the same
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Speaker 1: time it got corrupted by the vestiges of the British
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Speaker 1: Empire and the Dutch Empire, of slavery, of inequality, of discrimination,
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Speaker 1: of eugenics or social dawinism, a concept that we can
33:11
Speaker 1: coexist with people, but then without them being part of us,
33:19
Speaker 1: separate equal. All this colonial British mentality that the British,
33:34
Speaker 1: that the American Empire and the American civilization got changed
33:40
Speaker 1: into Saxon. It became the British asked yourself, how and why?
33:49
Speaker 1: Because that vestiges of slavery and colonization became the American
33:59
Speaker 1: m h century, an American empire. It infiltrated what the
34:05
Speaker 1: founding fathers Abram Lincoln fought and died for a country
34:13
Speaker 1: on the heir as regan we later call it. And
34:21
Speaker 1: gradually again instead of being the American civilization, it became
34:27
Speaker 1: the Anglo Saxon civilization. When heard over the Anglo Saxon War,
34:34
Speaker 1: it's the vestiges of slavery and colonization. We now we
34:42
Speaker 1: have an America that's all based on identity politics, because
34:47
Speaker 1: the Americas that's all based on the Saxon European concept.
34:54
Speaker 1: You see that way the licence in the Americas. Barrona uh,
34:58
Speaker 1: the not to call his name and not to call
35:01
Speaker 1: his name. I like him so much, the former Brazilian president.
35:06
Speaker 1: You see what is happening in Argentina, accepting the bricks,
35:10
Speaker 1: refusing the bricks, and you get all this trying to stay,
35:14
Speaker 1: to put, not to preserve the American civilization. The old
35:21
Speaker 1: British Empire is destroying the American Empire. It's imposing itself
35:28
Speaker 1: on the American Empire. The American empires and empire for everybody,
35:34
Speaker 1: but all British empires and empire just for the Saxons.
35:39
Speaker 1: So it's like the British, the British Empire two point
35:42
Speaker 1: zero masking as an American civilization and an American empire,
35:50
Speaker 1: the American exceptionalism that was supposed to be externalizing for freedom,
35:55
Speaker 1: people yearning to be free coming here like a land
35:59
Speaker 1: mask by Armstrong and Nicola Tesla, like Steve Jobs ancestry
36:08
Speaker 1: and soccerbos ancestry, or everybody has like donrom Ancestry, like
36:12
Speaker 1: my ancestry, coming here to contribute to that American empire
36:19
Speaker 1: that was supposed to be the envy of the world,
36:22
Speaker 1: but it became a continuation of the British Empire, and
36:29
Speaker 1: now the continuation of the Dutch Empire to the cheap
36:36
Speaker 1: the semi conduct and the semi conduct semi conductorization, but
36:41
Speaker 1: with China refusing for the Dutchman to sell and the
36:46
Speaker 1: thing related to semiconductor to the Chinese, it's the Dutch
36:51
Speaker 1: Empire and the British Empire gradually overtaking the American Empire,
37:00
Speaker 1: the American civilization, and the American century. The American century
37:07
Speaker 1: again became European century, not the American century, because America
37:15
Speaker 1: is everybody. It's European, it's Asia, it's Africa, it's the Americas,
37:20
Speaker 1: it's the Indians, the Japanese and everybody. But the British,
37:28
Speaker 1: the Dutch and the British Empire didn't want that because
37:32
Speaker 1: they could not see how people in Africa they have
37:35
Speaker 1: colonized and everywhere around the world in the Americas, how
37:39
Speaker 1: they can be equal to them. The defailed to understand that.
37:42
Speaker 1: The American Empire fought against that. The American century fought
37:47
Speaker 1: against that. American civilization fought against that. And one that's
37:54
Speaker 1: why I say American dominate in art, in culture, and
37:58
Speaker 1: science and technology, because it's for everybody. The Jews, for example,
38:09
Speaker 1: are from Israel, and Israel is not Europe. I'll say
38:14
Speaker 1: it again, the Jews are from Israel and Israel is
38:22
Speaker 1: not Europe. Jews went to Europe and as we wish,
38:30
Speaker 1: most of them coming back to Israel as the homeland.
38:37
Speaker 1: Why this analogy the Jews, not the Saxons, help the
38:47
Speaker 1: American century, the American civilization, and this great this American
38:52
Speaker 1: exception and this American world that we all benefit today
38:55
Speaker 1: a lot. The Chinese to the railroad. They help a lot.
39:04
Speaker 1: You can pick and choose every part of the world.
39:09
Speaker 1: They helped to build this American century or health, but
39:13
Speaker 1: for some reason it got claimed by the Saxons. And
39:19
Speaker 1: when the Saxons and the claim by the Saxon is
39:23
Speaker 1: a concept of colonization and racism that some people that
39:28
Speaker 1: are not enough, they're not sufficient, they're no adequate, They're
39:33
Speaker 1: not part of us, even though they are the ones
39:37
Speaker 1: building us. As I have the hatred for the Jews,
39:43
Speaker 1: the hatred of the Jews, it's rooted in what I'm
39:47
Speaker 1: talking about. They're no part of us, They're no Anglo Saxons. Yeah,
39:55
Speaker 1: but the Anglo Saxon Empire collapsed. Every person has bout
40:01
Speaker 1: the American Empire. So purportedly, the American Empire was supposed
40:06
Speaker 1: to be for everybody. And if American empower was for everybody,
40:12
Speaker 1: that's a great new world. I'm talking about the Americans.
40:15
Speaker 1: They have a chance to take away that Anglo Saxon,
40:19
Speaker 1: that that British and Dutch empire, uh vestiges of inequalities
40:30
Speaker 1: due to colonization. For American not to be a colonial power,
40:37
Speaker 1: because we have never been a colonial power. American was colonized.
40:42
Speaker 1: You cannot be colonized, but the British, and they become
40:46
Speaker 1: a colonial power. That's a trick. That's a trick. American
40:51
Speaker 1: fell into and during the biddings of the Old Empires
40:57
Speaker 1: because the old Empires infustrate that this is term of government.
41:02
Speaker 1: And they brought British Thai capitalism to America when Americans
41:09
Speaker 1: changed the British Thai capitalism to the capitalism that we
41:12
Speaker 1: have today. If Adams Meet capitalism stayed in Britain, it
41:18
Speaker 1: shall have been dead, dead and forgotten. But America the
41:22
Speaker 1: wife that concept of Adam's maid and brought it to
41:29
Speaker 1: the Great Annual, brought it to this new war. And
41:33
Speaker 1: my philosophy is for this new war to become the
41:36
Speaker 1: greater New War. There was a concept of the founding
41:39
Speaker 1: founders for the greater New War, not just a new
41:43
Speaker 1: war for the West, but the greater New War. You
41:48
Speaker 1: can't see unless you are denying it. The American centuries
41:54
Speaker 1: is for everybody. The fight of the fights we got
41:58
Speaker 1: here between the races is brought is brought to this
42:04
Speaker 1: new world from Europe. The fight of the races he
42:10
Speaker 1: brought into the new world. This American world from Europe,
42:15
Speaker 1: I said, infanctically. The word white was first used in
42:22
Speaker 1: Jamestown to describe people. When I call away Jamestown, you
42:30
Speaker 1: can take Jamestown boy to the reign of King James.
42:33
Speaker 1: Have you take James on the reign of King James.
42:36
Speaker 1: You can therefore remember the Hampting Curt Conference. The Hampton
42:40
Speaker 1: Court Conference was it's a sixteen or nine or sixteen
42:43
Speaker 1: yer sixteen or nine or sixteen eleven, if I could remember,
42:47
Speaker 1: Just to be precise, the Hampton Court Conference was a
42:51
Speaker 1: conference between the Anglo Saxons and the Puritans. The letter
42:55
Speaker 1: calling the Puritan's father with the Puritans to too sick
43:00
Speaker 1: a freedom of worship of the religion of Puritan religion,
43:04
Speaker 1: of the Puritan fate within the Anglo Saxon and the
43:09
Speaker 1: Anglican dominated society. So the Puritan's father always say, the
43:18
Speaker 1: Puritan's father are like Moses that left Egypt to Israel.
43:27
Speaker 1: The Puritan's father because the Humpting Cut Conference did not
43:31
Speaker 1: go as their planned, and the only thing that succeeded
43:35
Speaker 1: from the hunting Hampton Caught Court Conference was the revision
43:41
Speaker 1: of the King James Bible that they brought with them
43:44
Speaker 1: into the New World Jamestown weilding a bell. They named
43:50
Speaker 1: that Jamestown in honor of King James. But it is
43:54
Speaker 1: in this Jamestown that the word white was used to
43:59
Speaker 1: describe a group of particular people that wanted to have
44:03
Speaker 1: something just for them. The intent was not bad. The
44:08
Speaker 1: intent was like, this is just for white only, like
44:13
Speaker 1: for blue only, because naturally the human skin is not white.
44:18
Speaker 1: Let me say again, naturally the human skin is not white,
44:22
Speaker 1: and naturally the human skin is not black. The human
44:26
Speaker 1: being is a multi colored being, and the human beings
44:30
Speaker 1: of is a molti racial being. The human being is
44:34
Speaker 1: not made from any one race. It is an evolution
44:38
Speaker 1: of all the races and the mixing of other races
44:45
Speaker 1: that brought us modern humans. Not to go with eugenics,
44:52
Speaker 1: because eugenics was therefore use to solidify colonization and to
44:57
Speaker 1: plunder resources for others. Uh on that, but on that
45:02
Speaker 1: civilization other civilizations put it that way was to derupt,
45:06
Speaker 1: It was to disrupt other civilizations and use pseudoscience because
45:12
Speaker 1: the science, the science of colonization, is not science, is
45:17
Speaker 1: pseudoscience engineered for raceism justification. Because the word race in
45:29
Speaker 1: the surf is a good world. You compete to be
45:32
Speaker 1: the best. So this guy is the mess up everything.
45:37
Speaker 1: Because the agenda was to use color color color. So
45:44
Speaker 1: the concept the first the word white in this hemisphere,
45:51
Speaker 1: there was white in this hemisphere was first used in
45:53
Speaker 1: Gymstown if you go back to history. So humans were
45:59
Speaker 1: not seen as white or black. Was just servitude. Slavery
46:06
Speaker 1: serves the peasant the lord, as our humans were saying, royals, commoners.
46:15
Speaker 1: So that concept of white in this hemisphere was used
46:19
Speaker 1: in Jamestown in Virginia today and the Anglo Saxons that
46:29
Speaker 1: the British the empire. Remember going people talk about slavery
46:35
Speaker 1: and racism in America, I keep saying that it can
46:39
Speaker 1: not to do. It has nothing to do with the
46:41
Speaker 1: American century. We must separate, distill. The American century came
46:48
Speaker 1: out of fighting the British, fighting colonization, fighting to protect Hitler.
47:00
Speaker 1: Remember that Hiller is a symbol of right, fighting to
47:04
Speaker 1: protect Hitler, fighting to protect colonization, fighting to overcome colonization,
47:13
Speaker 1: fighting to prevent Hitler, fighting to overcome colonization, and trying
47:19
Speaker 1: to be free and to build a country that is
47:24
Speaker 1: free from intervention from Western or colonial dominance. That was
47:35
Speaker 1: the reason for your moron doctrine, and that was the
47:38
Speaker 1: reason for the founding fathers. We should remember that. So
47:48
Speaker 1: the concept of why we're using Jamestown and the colonialists
47:55
Speaker 1: use that now and spread it around. It was about
48:00
Speaker 1: slavery anymore, about slaves, about sebs, about peason or savage servitude,
48:07
Speaker 1: about SEPs or lords. It became a colored thing, remember,
48:13
Speaker 1: and that color is artificial. And the person that that
48:19
Speaker 1: the person used that color white to refer to them.
48:24
Speaker 1: It became their color. Think about it, just in James
48:28
Speaker 1: down here. One guy said this have something just white.
48:33
Speaker 1: You you you you look I'll call you white, and
48:36
Speaker 1: you look white. We call it white like a white club.
48:40
Speaker 1: It became the color of the person. And it infiltrated
48:47
Speaker 1: the American civilization and American Century and messed it up,
48:54
Speaker 1: messed it up. That's what we're fighting today in American racism.
48:59
Speaker 1: That was not the purpose of the American Century. It
49:03
Speaker 1: was what American century was fighting against. But since American
49:08
Speaker 1: Century came from mostly British and Anglo Saxon, they brought
49:14
Speaker 1: with them the vestages of colonization and infiltrated into the
49:19
Speaker 1: system of governance infiltrated in the philosophice of the Founding Fathers.
49:28
Speaker 1: And you can see the Founding Fathers coming from the
49:32
Speaker 1: French Revolution. They gave us this constitution that is free
49:36
Speaker 1: from everything else that is life. And what was enforced
49:41
Speaker 1: into the constitution he got amended. All the amendments were
49:45
Speaker 1: done by these Founding Fathers, very few amendments done by us.
49:51
Speaker 1: They amended the Constitution to give us the greater new
49:55
Speaker 1: war that we refuse and went for the new war.
50:00
Speaker 1: I've come back to tell you go back to the
50:02
Speaker 1: Great Annual War. Take away racism, sexism, and packetry used
50:09
Speaker 1: the have the war that they Founding Fathers fought for,
50:16
Speaker 1: died for, and got enshrine into the Constitution. If you
50:22
Speaker 1: apply a medical constitution strick to censor the Latin word
50:28
Speaker 1: strict censor, you have the Great Annual War free from sexism, packetry,
50:36
Speaker 1: and slavery or racism because racism is to slavery. Sexism
50:44
Speaker 1: is still slavery because during slavery just one group that
50:50
Speaker 1: somebody leader used to call white dominated. So sexist writing,
50:57
Speaker 1: sexism and racism is in the nut share of fighting slavery.
51:03
Speaker 1: I mean slavery never got abolished. He got abolished in England,
51:08
Speaker 1: and they are in America and other parts of the Americas.
51:13
Speaker 1: But it got infiltrated into what they caused sexism and
51:17
Speaker 1: racism because during their slave times, slave lots were not
51:23
Speaker 1: women and slave slots when when none other raised but one.
51:32
Speaker 1: So those that are still benefiting from slavery, from sexism
51:35
Speaker 1: and racism as to the same people. But that's just
51:41
Speaker 1: what they The Founding Fathers tried to fix their own
51:46
Speaker 1: slaves of their women did not have power, but they
51:51
Speaker 1: tried to fix that because some of the wives of
51:55
Speaker 1: the Founding Fathers were very powerful, very very powerful. They
52:00
Speaker 1: tried to fix that. And we talk about Douglas. The
52:04
Speaker 1: Founding father saw that color did not mean anything. That
52:09
Speaker 1: color we take down America. They were more freedom and
52:14
Speaker 1: free speech. Most great African American writers in the times
52:18
Speaker 1: of the Founding Fathers than they are today. Think about it,
52:23
Speaker 1: ask your sapphire, because they Founded Fathers fixed it. They
52:28
Speaker 1: fixed it. After the War of Independence and the Founding
52:37
Speaker 1: Fathers geated the Constitution, the vestiges of the Empire, the
52:43
Speaker 1: old empires infiltrated the American Empire, and they gradually became
52:48
Speaker 1: the dominant force of the American Empire, Cowasian American Empire.
52:53
Speaker 1: People go to colonization and enter exportation of colonies and
52:59
Speaker 1: the or the looting and stripping civilizations from their dignity
53:05
Speaker 1: and you know, corrupting their history and destroying it, minimizing it,
53:11
Speaker 1: demonizing it, demanding it. That's what happened. And if we
53:17
Speaker 1: bring this back to this hour, the American civilization we're
53:20
Speaker 1: having today is every reasons while you get the globals
53:25
Speaker 1: out and you got the bricks. That's my point. And
53:31
Speaker 1: if American wants to overcome that, if American wants to
53:35
Speaker 1: create a new civilization, which is just at the Greater
53:40
Speaker 1: New War, not the New War and the Greater New War,
53:46
Speaker 1: it's a simple prescription an American empire, an American civilization.
53:52
Speaker 1: That empire got. What empire goes back to the Dutch
53:57
Speaker 1: and the British and what they did, so America and
54:00
Speaker 1: fall into that trap. We don't want our civilization to
54:03
Speaker 1: be corrupted by that because there's nobody to conquer in
54:06
Speaker 1: the man in the world or readio marcations. People don't
54:09
Speaker 1: want there's a lot of poverty in the world. Countries
54:12
Speaker 1: want to manage their own resources. We don't want migrants
54:16
Speaker 1: uh uh poor and the world. We don't want people
54:21
Speaker 1: live in their countries to come to us today. We
54:24
Speaker 1: don't want people live in our countries. That's just the
54:26
Speaker 1: same thing I'm saying. We stop the empire concept and
54:30
Speaker 1: just make American to be the civilization that the Family
54:33
Speaker 1: founders thought about before. You stay in their own countries.
54:37
Speaker 1: We don't want to conquer them. They should use their
54:39
Speaker 1: own resources to manage their own people. And those still
54:44
Speaker 1: respect America because we are the most technologically advanced people
54:48
Speaker 1: on planet Earth. We're the freest people on planet on Earth.
54:52
Speaker 1: The greatest scientists, the greatest artists, the greatest creators, the
54:56
Speaker 1: greatest inventors. America is a thing, It's a place to be.
55:01
Speaker 1: That's where they called civilization. The Romans heard it again.
55:05
Speaker 1: Colonization messed it up. The Ottomans heard it. Colonization messed
55:11
Speaker 1: it up. And only civilization have succeeded in Chinese because
55:15
Speaker 1: they don't colonize people. They're seek to develop themselves. That's
55:20
Speaker 1: what we should there. So I started by saying that
55:23
Speaker 1: the three parts of civilization, they got the old civilization
55:27
Speaker 1: as dying of the Old civilization as dye. You can
55:34
Speaker 1: imagine civilization that's coming up the global South and the
55:39
Speaker 1: bricks they got the turned route from America, talk about
55:44
Speaker 1: the greet a new war. We just go back to
55:47
Speaker 1: the founding fathers and the Constitution and just keep a
55:50
Speaker 1: civilization that is free from the remprance or the fastiges
55:55
Speaker 1: of colonization of the British Empire and the Dutch Empire.
56:00
Speaker 1: That's open it because even the British and the Dotch
56:04
Speaker 1: to day they're ashamed of what happened. They are good people.
56:09
Speaker 1: The British and the Dodge to day, they don't want
56:13
Speaker 1: the vestiges of the old. They do wander great an
56:16
Speaker 1: you are. The Dutch does not want to go back
56:20
Speaker 1: to what happened, and the British doesn't go want to
56:24
Speaker 1: go back because they try to abolish that. The British
56:27
Speaker 1: abolished that slavery. We just got infiltrated into our system.
56:32
Speaker 1: We can't take it out. The choice became, can we
56:37
Speaker 1: have an amined American centuary that's actually literally free from sexism, racism,
56:46
Speaker 1: and bigotry without these identity politics using white They're study
56:52
Speaker 1: in Jamestown and this even people that their color is
56:55
Speaker 1: white or black or green, whatever that might be. Can
57:01
Speaker 1: we create a civilization that's the Americans as the identity,
57:06
Speaker 1: not the race, not the color, not the gender, No
57:10
Speaker 1: where people are born, no where people come from, no
57:15
Speaker 1: what legion the worship, but just based on the fact
57:18
Speaker 1: that they are Americans, American citizens or American people hold
57:25
Speaker 1: the American green cord of people that love America, that
57:29
Speaker 1: want to come to America, that'll come here, work hard,
57:34
Speaker 1: and Americans free from laziness, entitlement and victim. American that
57:40
Speaker 1: promote work and value, promote family, American that promots the flag,
57:47
Speaker 1: country and the constitution. Now we use the constitutions, that
57:51
Speaker 1: will use the constitution and spread it around the world.
57:56
Speaker 1: That we use democracy in our hypocrisy I spread around
58:00
Speaker 1: the world. Can we do that an American that is
58:04
Speaker 1: truly what American actually is. We are suppressing what American
58:08
Speaker 1: is to prove the civilizations of all. If we can
58:13
Speaker 1: let go that empire of all and embrace the American
58:18
Speaker 1: or the founding fathers and the constitution of the world
58:21
Speaker 1: they have that they're given to us, the American flag,
58:25
Speaker 1: that control of the hill. We use my philosophy AI
58:32
Speaker 1: intelligence is philosophy trianglism, philosophy, motivercialism, and philosophy to create
58:40
Speaker 1: the greater new world. That's the new civilization I'm talking about.
58:45
Speaker 1: Because we cannot go back to the old it's already dying,
58:49
Speaker 1: or we follow of which we cannot relad we don't follow,
58:53
Speaker 1: we cannot follow the emergian civilization. Then American will not
58:58
Speaker 1: be the promise, the founding that comes on the Here
59:02
Speaker 1: we can just creep a new civilization that already existed.
59:07
Speaker 1: But because racism, sexism, and bigotry became the dominant, it
59:15
Speaker 1: make that new the great annual to be recessive, not dominant.
59:21
Speaker 1: If we take away racism, sexism, and bigotry, we are
59:27
Speaker 1: in America and the civilization that we are supposed to
59:31
Speaker 1: be the greater New War. We are the new war.
59:38
Speaker 1: We can add greater to it. Then our Tom talks
59:41
Speaker 1: about American great again, it's a great again for the
59:45
Speaker 1: old war. Then that would be within the drama to
59:50
Speaker 1: the drain or to the valley below, not the mountain top.
59:54
Speaker 1: But they counter on the hill, they come to under,
59:56
Speaker 1: here is a greater New war for everybody, not working people,
1:00:02
Speaker 1: clean intelligence kind an American patriotic, the patriot The patriotch
1:00:11
Speaker 1: is to raise a family, believe in something good, not
1:00:14
Speaker 1: to go fight, war, conquer people that you cannot take
1:00:18
Speaker 1: care of. The more you conquer, the more you need
1:00:21
Speaker 1: to reveal. You plunder your own resources to be a
1:00:25
Speaker 1: country that doesn't like you. When you conquer and you
1:00:29
Speaker 1: upset and disrupt countries, you get migrants come in here
1:00:34
Speaker 1: with crime, with terror, with poverty and misery, with minds
1:00:38
Speaker 1: that are not civilized. That you might know one that
1:00:41
Speaker 1: does not lazy that I want to do work to
1:00:44
Speaker 1: avoid all that. The greater American. You war, don't colonize people,
1:00:49
Speaker 1: don't disrupt government, Let people manage themselves. American is enough.
1:00:54
Speaker 1: We got our resources and the intelligence that we need,
1:00:58
Speaker 1: which just need to take out imperiality in our system.
1:01:01
Speaker 1: Three impurities racism, sexism, and bigotry. Then you get the
1:01:06
Speaker 1: greater in your world. I count on the hill that
1:01:09
Speaker 1: can again shine the light to the world. That's my philosophy,
1:01:14
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