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Middle East Peace is on Six Countries 10022024 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: UH. If not, oh, we want to serve the Middle
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Speaker 1: East crisis. UH, that is gradually getting out of hand.
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Speaker 1: And some some key players, some key some key international
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Speaker 1: players must consent together and and and think on what
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Speaker 1: to do at this critical moment. And the key players
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Speaker 1: in the Middle East, the key countries that must UH
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Speaker 1: behind the scenes talk to one another include the United
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Speaker 1: States of America. You know, you got the Great Great
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Speaker 1: Britain and France that's on the European and Western side.
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Speaker 1: And then you've got China and Russia and Turkey and
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Speaker 1: those those are the six play away from that part
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Speaker 1: of the world that have stacks and that those voice
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Speaker 1: a very censure in this UH and the conflict in
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Speaker 1: the Middle East. You got the Turkey because of the
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Speaker 1: Ottoman Empire and the influence in the Arab world. And
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Speaker 1: you've got China because of economic influence and geopolitical strategic
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Speaker 1: breaks and global South influence, and Russia keep player and
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Speaker 1: Seer and Iran and yeah, the United States, United States,
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Speaker 1: we stand by Israel. That's our right to protect the
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Speaker 1: safety and security of Israel. Same with the Great Britain.
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Speaker 1: The Great Britain goes back to the diffuse case and
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Speaker 1: to the beginning after World War Two and the the
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Speaker 1: terrible situations that happened to the Jews and coming back
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Speaker 1: to the homeland and so this this, this, this, These countries, uh,
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Speaker 1: they are not in that part of the world, but
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Speaker 1: they are the key players. So these six countries accord.
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Speaker 1: These countries again, it's the United States, Britain and France.
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Speaker 1: Of course, France equally with Laban and influence in the
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Speaker 1: colonial world. And then he got Great Britain and America's influence.
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Speaker 1: And again he got Russia, China and Turkey. So these
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Speaker 1: six countries to sit together and sincerely, you know, think
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Speaker 1: about what has happened in the Middle is and the
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Speaker 1: escalation and the escalation and the threats and the continuous
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Speaker 1: violence and the security of Israel and the peace around
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Speaker 1: the neighborhood, and that something can come out of it.
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Speaker 1: But the elephant in the room is Iran and the
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Speaker 1: fear of Iran having a nuclear weapon. It's you know,
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Speaker 1: it's a piece of the puzzle that becomes a little
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Speaker 1: bit tricky. The Western Alliance and Israel in particular for
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Speaker 1: the safety of Greater Israel, not a nuclear Iran, you know,
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Speaker 1: with strengthened the enemies of Israel or the resistance as
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Speaker 1: they call them, and that with a nuclear power state,
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Speaker 1: you know, learning from the lessons of North Korea, there
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Speaker 1: is that fear that the nuclear power Iran, that the
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Speaker 1: Western influence in that part of the world is going
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Speaker 1: to be on the mind or question, and there will
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Speaker 1: be alliances that will performed because of that nuclear technology
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Speaker 1: that will be adversed to Western interests and American interests
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Speaker 1: and a big your major political stability in the part
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Speaker 1: world much moretineous, and it will be disadvantage to American
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Speaker 1: particular and America in general and to Israel in particular.
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Speaker 1: But where the crisis is going now, it's okay to strike, oh,
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Speaker 1: you know, to take out what Israe wants to take
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Speaker 1: out in Palestine and Lebanon with some resistant but going
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Speaker 1: after Iran, it's a new ball game. Even though this
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Speaker 1: season is ripe, you know, and politically it's the best
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Speaker 1: time for Israel based on American politics that the elections,
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Speaker 1: it's a it's a it's a it's a paraiz time
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Speaker 1: in American politics where all the political candidates we tried
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Speaker 1: to prove to Israel better they can support Israel. So
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Speaker 1: it's like you got two people trying to pluck it
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Speaker 1: to place Israel our votes. So give these give an
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Speaker 1: opportune circumstance and moment for Israel to dare beyond. It's
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Speaker 1: a restricted or you know, the American trying to persuade
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Speaker 1: them not to to do something so drastic, so devastated.
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Speaker 1: But it's the only time that Israel has and it's
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Speaker 1: the only time, it's only time that Israel has to
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Speaker 1: change the balance of power in the Middle is to
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Speaker 1: their favor and to go as big as they want.
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Speaker 1: But the fear to do that is that it's going
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Speaker 1: to hurt American elections and it would expose the West
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Speaker 1: in world a lot, and it it'd be difficult for
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Speaker 1: the West to argue that case in the United Nations
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Speaker 1: and Israel nomic friends, and you know, it will make
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Speaker 1: more enemies and make it difficult for your allies to
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Speaker 1: for allies to to you know, to make a case
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Speaker 1: of Israel, even though the time is right, strategically not
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Speaker 1: the right thing to do to to to retail it
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Speaker 1: and Iran that hard. You know, if we go after
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Speaker 1: the nuclear after the nuclear sector, and that is the
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Speaker 1: that is the airline that Iran and maybe Russia and China.
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Speaker 1: We don't take lightly, and thing is gonna go bad
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Speaker 1: so fast in the State of Homos and Niamen and
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Speaker 1: the Hooties and and the Allies. And you know, if
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Speaker 1: you go that far, you force countries the Turkey to
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Speaker 1: take side. And the middle is the Arab States. We
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Speaker 1: take site and make it difficult for Saudi Arabia and
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Speaker 1: and Qatar. And you know, and so when I go
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Speaker 1: and Egypt, you know, make it much difficult for them.
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Speaker 1: You force their like even countries like Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco,
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Speaker 1: and you make it difficult for the countries. For these
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Speaker 1: countries and their leaders for the fear of staying power
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Speaker 1: and the fear of instability that might happen in their
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Speaker 1: own region, it would make them to come out and
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Speaker 1: make take very drastic stands against Israel. I will not
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Speaker 1: be beneficial for the United States and for the State
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Speaker 1: of Israel. So even though even though Israel has the
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Speaker 1: time is on their side to hit around hard, but
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Speaker 1: geopolitically it's it's a wise thing to do, you know.
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Speaker 1: Imposing assumptions on Iran by the US and some EO
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Speaker 1: and European countries and with the with the G seven,
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Speaker 1: it's the best thing to do and is really just
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Speaker 1: choose to retaliate. They can go after the source of
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Speaker 1: where those missiles came from and to show strength too.
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Speaker 1: But measurement proportionality imbalanced. Sometimes it's not what countries feeling
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Speaker 1: the heat we think about. But sometimes geopolitically wise not
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Speaker 1: to not to drag yourself to things and have so
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Speaker 1: many fronts that sometimes that the iron dome, you know,
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Speaker 1: the iron dome can do magic. But when you got
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Speaker 1: so many enemies coming at you and with the barerage
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Speaker 1: of missiles from all angles, you know, it becomes difficult
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Speaker 1: for the people of Israel for their safety and the
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Speaker 1: security and their day to day lives. It makes it.
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Speaker 1: It will not make the Prime Minister look good. The
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Speaker 1: primister look tough, and the prime Minister that the favorability
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Speaker 1: ready to go up. Its position is political situation will
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Speaker 1: be much more better than it is now. But if
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Speaker 1: you put surf before country, they will get to a
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Speaker 1: scenario where the political leader will look good, but the
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Speaker 1: vicarious liabilities for the country will be enormous, and the
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Speaker 1: instability and the field of terror and the economic repercusions,
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Speaker 1: and they split in international affairs, and and to weaken
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Speaker 1: They're going to weaken the West to to advance the
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Speaker 1: case that they themselves cannot stop. So even though we
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Speaker 1: have the power to do something and the wise leader
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Speaker 1: will we think twice. You know, I prefer for Israel
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Speaker 1: to be safe and the secrets of Israel to be
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Speaker 1: guaranteed in that part of the world. But at the
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Speaker 1: same time, the safety of Israel depends on the safety
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Speaker 1: of the neighbors, you know, and regional commerce, and the
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Speaker 1: countries are like Saudi Arabia that are just waiting to
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Speaker 1: recognize Israel and for our Arab countries to follow. So
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Speaker 1: we become very dynamic and very strategic, not to not
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Speaker 1: to overplay over hand and in a way that can
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Speaker 1: be seen us minimizing international institutions, even though sometimes most
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Speaker 1: of the international institutions work against the best interests of Israel.
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Speaker 1: That's proven by most of the debate debates in the
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Speaker 1: United Nations. At the same time, because I'm America and
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Speaker 1: the Allies are constantly there, you can other country are
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Speaker 1: constantly there supported Israel. You know, we must calculate to
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Speaker 1: make sure that they don't look terribly bad. And America
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Speaker 1: is in a position where it's right, it's our legitimate
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Speaker 1: right to support the state of Israel to make sure
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Speaker 1: that Israel has the weapons she needs and the technology
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Speaker 1: and the satellite system or the intel that Israel needs.
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Speaker 1: Not at the same time, it depends on the leader
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Speaker 1: leaders of Israel. So you know, put American in a
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Speaker 1: very difficult situation where American becomes American becomes a loser
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Speaker 1: in the whole process. Even though America and Americans are
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Speaker 1: doing everything to secure the rights and safety of Israel
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Speaker 1: to too different it's itself and to live in peace
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Speaker 1: in ban and to measure that in both South and
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Speaker 1: North Lebanon it's not it's no use as launching grounds
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Speaker 1: for terror and to Israel. At the same time, we
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Speaker 1: get to understand that Gaza is still going on, the
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Speaker 1: who ties are there, pessialized there. And if we get
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Speaker 1: into Iran Arab states now we unite, to unite and
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Speaker 1: o come up with their declarations and Turkey, Turkey keep prayer,
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Speaker 1: are still quiet. We're able to make a stand. And
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Speaker 1: that happened Russia because of the weapons that Iran, the
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Speaker 1: dnes and the drones and all the intelligence is the
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Speaker 1: supported by Iran towards Russia and the concept that China
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Speaker 1: gets involved because of their economic interests, and that the
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Speaker 1: Russians and the Alieniens there they are part of the
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Speaker 1: bricks and the globe was south. You know also that
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Speaker 1: there's an alignment that very careful that you know, the
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Speaker 1: countries like like countries like countries like like India and
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Speaker 1: Japan and South Korea will be placed in a very
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Speaker 1: difficult situation too to to model the waters and the
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Speaker 1: and it and that same parthy for Israel will be
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Speaker 1: put to question. And so we we we we which
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Speaker 1: are very careful. And American interests in the Middle it's
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Speaker 1: a you know, we spread of our wings in the
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Speaker 1: Middle Ages. We've got so many military bases and many
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Speaker 1: economic interests and and again emphasizes the the supply chain.
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Speaker 1: You know, see what is happening with the hooties and
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Speaker 1: ships need to go to South Africa, and if the
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Speaker 1: Strait of Hormus is closed and destruction to the oil
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Speaker 1: fields are are made, and you know, there's the prices
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Speaker 1: of oil, you know that right, you know, speculators in
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Speaker 1: my career, instability in the oil market, that that would
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Speaker 1: definitely affect the American elections and the American the American
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Speaker 1: political elite, we find themselves in a very difficult situation
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Speaker 1: with inflation, arising prices and prices and dissatisfaction with the
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Speaker 1: domestic economy. And you know, and if oil prices were
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Speaker 1: to go up during an American elections, it's going to
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Speaker 1: say and swing politics. And that just that in theself
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Speaker 1: my interfere with American elections. And we know in this country,
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Speaker 1: American is very particular for anything that happened externally or
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Speaker 1: geopolitically that my influence American elections. You know, we don't
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Speaker 1: we don't take that in this country lightly, that leaders
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Speaker 1: somewhere do things normally knowing that it's going to affect
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Speaker 1: the American elections, because the American leader should be elected
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Speaker 1: by the American people. And see, all politics is local,
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Speaker 1: American political campaigns are national until you know, be kind
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Speaker 1: for some geopolitical reasons out of my machia villan and
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Speaker 1: self centered speculations that all it is good for a
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Speaker 1: political leader should be bad for America. So Americans will
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Speaker 1: not think that lightly. So the world is in a
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Speaker 1: situation where, you know, those that are being helped by America.
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Speaker 1: Should they equally understand the difficulties and the difficult situation
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Speaker 1: in which Americans find itself, and that that would be
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Speaker 1: generous for countries that accept aid from America and countries
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Speaker 1: that Americans actually believe in and Americans would die to protect,
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Speaker 1: should equally be mindful of where that decisions with that
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Speaker 1: American consultation, we we we lead America in particular. And
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Speaker 1: the wish is that that these great countries don't to
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Speaker 1: one another. A second, that the peace in the Middle
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Speaker 1: East will depend on America, Great Britain and France on
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Speaker 1: the one hand, and China, Russia and Turkey, with Egypt
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Speaker 1: the seventh player to be Egypt, Turkey, China, Russia on
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Speaker 1: the one hand, and you got the United States, uh,
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Speaker 1: Great Britain and France, and and can't choose to act
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Speaker 1: at Qatara and Saudi Arabia. Art in Qatara, you know,
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Speaker 1: we're not see well with with Israel and in Saudi Arabia.
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Speaker 1: My might create some cont some some some some conflict
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Speaker 1: between Iran, even though Iran and Saudi Arabia in good terms.
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Speaker 1: You know, the the mediations who come from countries that
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Speaker 1: are not from that part of the world, even though
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Speaker 1: they have vested interests in that part of the world.
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Speaker 1: So the key six players the United States, Great Britain
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Speaker 1: and France under one hand, and Russia, China and Turkey
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Speaker 1: on the other hand. And to make it international, they
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Speaker 1: might choose to add India because of its own influence
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Speaker 1: and mass population, and that if India has added, then
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Speaker 1: Egypt might be added. But they got two neutral players,
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Speaker 1: even though Egypt based on the on the Philadelphia Corridor
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Speaker 1: on the field, the Fair Corridor in the Egypt has
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Speaker 1: stakes with the Wine Gaza, you know. So at the
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Speaker 1: end of the day, those are the parties that must
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Speaker 1: see they sit together and iron out what needs to
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Speaker 1: be done. Because these party is I'm excited, they play
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Speaker 1: hero and either weapon. Webon real geopratical interest and they
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Speaker 1: invested interest in that part of the world. And if
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Speaker 1: they want the world to speak, they want the war
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Speaker 1: to continue, so be it. I don't want. If they
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Speaker 1: like Spilow effect, so be it. If they like to
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Speaker 1: take advantage of the chaos that might ensue in the
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Speaker 1: middle is, so be it. And if they are interested
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Speaker 1: to see an experiment to hit around hard and see
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Speaker 1: what happens, and that would be that would be geopolitically suicidal.
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Speaker 1: So albeit at the end of the day, World War
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Speaker 1: three is eminent. So this part is to think about
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Speaker 1: it rush to retaliate or rush to escalate, cunty kalate,
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Speaker 1: the whole water hell and the contrast you're trying to
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Speaker 1: de escalate and my calls behind the scenes. You know,
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Speaker 1: these six countries are just called the shore talking to
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Speaker 1: one another right now, that there should be a concerted
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Speaker 1: effort behind the scenes in which China is communicating a
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Speaker 1: Russia or Turkey is communicating with Russia in order to
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Speaker 1: relate their communication to France, England to trying to the
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Speaker 1: United States, Great Britain and France, and for the United
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Speaker 1: States and Great Britain to become information the information from Israel.
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Speaker 1: Why China and Turkey she become vying information coming from
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Speaker 1: around At the end of the day, the United Nations
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Speaker 1: plaited and and Secretary generalize having a very hard time
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Speaker 1: in the world, that it's at averge of losing everything
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Speaker 1: it has gained since the end of the Second World War.
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Speaker 1: Second World War, So we're in the very threatening and
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Speaker 1: scary moment in history where there's a war going on
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Speaker 1: in Ukraine and the feel of a nuclear threat Russia.
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Speaker 1: If Ukraine is to use long range missiles into to
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Speaker 1: strike deep in the homeland of Russia, and there is
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Speaker 1: North Korea testing weapons and the Taiwan Strait. It's a
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Speaker 1: it's not not peaceful. I got the war so then
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Speaker 1: and it's a plays not really a book around into
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Speaker 1: Nigeria and you have the Sahara Region, Mali, BOKANAFASO and
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Speaker 1: Nigerian with that part of the world doing their own
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Speaker 1: thing and switching allegiance and alliances. Now you got the
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Speaker 1: United Nations and power and in Peri, you know, the
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Speaker 1: disagreement on almost everything. I got the EU with with
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Speaker 1: the easterns Nations and you know, with the with the
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Speaker 1: right rights of the right and with the liberal wing
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Speaker 1: of the EO a little bit weaker. I got crisis
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Speaker 1: equally with immigration crisis and economic crisis, and we got
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Speaker 1: the evy Evy war and in the sanction and the tariffs,
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Speaker 1: and I got the supply chain and the China with
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Speaker 1: its high quality production, and you know, you got you know,
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Speaker 1: you got the Europe trying to put things together with
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Speaker 1: the fallout from Russia gas and the right wing. Some
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Speaker 1: of them are aligning with Russia. He's seen Russia and
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Speaker 1: being important in an economy, being sustained by her, by
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Speaker 1: his allies. And he got Africa with the europeinion and
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Speaker 1: trying to unite and seek to develop their own continent.
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Speaker 1: But he got he got factions separating for for independence,
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Speaker 1: and he got fight for resources. You got diseases and
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Speaker 1: poverty and Hong Kong misery in Americas. You got similar
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Speaker 1: situations with the gun violence and supply of infortration of weapons,
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Speaker 1: and and you get drapped trafficking, and you got civil
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Speaker 1: unress in most countries. He got the situation with Venezuela.
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Speaker 1: And you know, so the world is the the international world,
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Speaker 1: it's a it's at risk of its own serf. Even
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Speaker 1: though technology is advancing, you know, and space technology is improving,
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Speaker 1: quantum computer and filon technology and trying to replicate the Sun.
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Speaker 1: And you know, the new vaccines coming to take care
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Speaker 1: of a baller, but flu or donkey or what all
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Speaker 1: this type of you know, x pox, pox or empacts.
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Speaker 1: I'm sorry, and let'sti COVID COVID even though COVED is
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Speaker 1: not totally finished, and humanity it is facing a very
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Speaker 1: challenging time upon which the leaders should be very mindful
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Speaker 1: before they declare wars. Because you have the weapons does
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Speaker 1: not mean you should strike. Even because you should strike
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Speaker 1: does not mean to strike any target. And if you
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Speaker 1: should strike any target issue I think twice of the
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Speaker 1: consequences that might ensure even after when we are gone.
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Speaker 1: But this is a time where leadership is not end
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Speaker 1: the world, but we are gradually edging into a leaderless war,
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Speaker 1: when leaders are divided and conflicted into blocks, and where
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Speaker 1: despy network on leaders is enormous to the extent that
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Speaker 1: leaders cannot speak their minds because of the those years
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Speaker 1: they do, years that they themselves corrupt, that's collector against them,
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Speaker 1: because of their corruption and promiscuity and dobydlings, and because
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Speaker 1: of their own dirt. He makes her with someone's dirt.
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Speaker 1: On many world leaders, it becomes very difficult for them
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Speaker 1: to speak their minds. And in that such a situation,
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Speaker 1: the world is in danger. Imagine the days of Churchhill
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Speaker 1: with Winson and and great leaders Europe, you know, and
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Speaker 1: close of it, all these leaders coming together to to
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Speaker 1: to make this world, and to build this world we
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Speaker 1: have today, and it's upon not to mess it up.
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Speaker 1: It's easy to destrob what you did in build. It
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Speaker 1: takes centuries sort of what they work for the world
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Speaker 1: to the where the world is to die. And he
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Speaker 1: doesn't need a trigger, just an explosion to destroy it.
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Speaker 1: She might be mindful of innocent, innocent people and I
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Speaker 1: say children and y women and oh become casualties of
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Speaker 1: victims to the rush to decision and particle leaders. You know,
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Speaker 1: the population of the world's dying more more from wars
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Speaker 1: than from diseases and and poverty or hunger. She were mindful,
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Speaker 1: and we should think twice strategically what becomes of us.
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Speaker 1: Should be careful not to ali need, you know, and
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Speaker 1: we's careful not to this dands everybody from us that
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Speaker 1: in our victory we have nobody to celebrate with and
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Speaker 1: have not to make more enemies because we have the power.
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Speaker 1: Should remain that we don't think twice, and think thinking
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Speaker 1: twice is not weakness is strength. And you can literal late,
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Speaker 1: not immediate can It can give you time to calculate
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Speaker 1: the the vicarious consequences. I got the vicarious consequences, but
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Speaker 1: sometimes we don't look at the long term causality of
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Speaker 1: our actions. How it hurt us in the future and
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Speaker 1: profit us in the immediate. Oh, I look now, and
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Speaker 1: therefore the tough become politically driven. They look wise and
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Speaker 1: strategic in the future. And to make our work, to
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Speaker 1: make our work, to make our countries to be a
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Speaker 1: country to be respected and one piece one piece war, peace, economy,
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Speaker 1: and disease. It should be something that we should think
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Speaker 1: about what the media is today. Two functions can come
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Speaker 1: together to fix it. On the one side, they got
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Speaker 1: a United States, Britain and France. On the other side
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Speaker 1: got Russia, China and Turkey. If there's six countries together
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Speaker 1: today or as I'm talking to you, they will be
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Speaker 1: That's sustainable. Peace in the middle is thank you. H
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Speaker 1: October third, twenty twenty four, activistial intelligences philosopher