to things in play here. ok. and, and they were the to be systems appealed to the hearts and minds of countries in the world. this is different, it is more simplistic, it's very sophomore. it one size fits all. our size is the correct size. we deemed it appropriate to how humanity will move forward. and if you don't fit into our one size fits all, i'm thinking of nato members like turkey and hungry. and then then you are not only not in, in the church as where you're outside to be. and to be considered i, what is it they call hungry, any liberal, liberal democracy? and you know, it's just, well, it's just a reminder with some of our panel spoke about people oriented justice. and so people

oriented democracy. remember how the soviet union all the conscious that it's controlled in eastern europe, people's numerous. and even in the granite, even the in the center of the congress, part of the senate will observe some people said it was due august, ease all the people. so how can be double people's power that works with terry and society? you know, when you have people who basically leave by them or you have these to have the situation. and i will go even further than that. oh, i mean look for the majority was that we had students thinking like you want to perform in the name of walkers. the more in syria was formerly in the name of the warren, leave it the war in iraq. come on, you know, during the 16th century, during the war between catholics and protestants. people for $44.00 the wait, wait,

what is the right way to go to paradise and now people do which are over the program. how can we do the best way? would be a piece of paper in, in a balance works. i have a part and these are directions and they're always disappointed and steal. it is war keenan, people or, you know, these, you know, wars is unable to walk us. why it's such a good point because martin and it's a very different discursive element in play here. i would wager, at least on this program right now, is in there's kind of an anglo saxon, our view of democracy is being some kind of something that is sacred. ok. but most of the world is a procedure. ok. and what the, what the, what the, the, the anglo world likes to do is to turn it, turn it into a secret process. that is not, you know,

because you said just very quickly and we could probably make a whole program out of, you know, democracy is overrated. and i like that. why do i say i like it when it works when it's allowed to work. ok, but it's not allowed to work, then i'm a why should we pay homage to it? like they do in this washington conference here. they pay homage to something that they do not even believe themselves because the end goal always is a gemini. it's not people's will mark, you know, as soon as you buy them is trying to keep this. i do have an exclusive club life and you have a long list of members and you give them different rankings on different levels of encouragement to become close or close to the top table. and you know, maybe a lot of countries will buy into the, i mean, certainly there's a good number that will, but i think so interesting to know the countries that weren't in the cultures are standing up to this and saying no, this, this model is outdated. i mean, you know, to me, she's talking catholics and protestants. i'm going to, i'm

a british looking to try to move the android. but you know, when you look at the puritanism, i think is what you're talking about. the anglo saxon model, this started in 1819 africa. this started with british mercenaries. musser is you got to edit out british missionaries going into the tiles. some people do do confused the terms in showing the lights into the darkest part of the concrete continent. and this idea is still very much alive today in the bible camp. i think he's a conservative look backwards. he looks back at the angle section in the anglo saxon period in britain, america ruling the world with this, with the small to, to let you know, resulted in people like november. and is it being assassinated to quit brucely? because the cable between the american and sort of the chief american, one of the british one to justify it was mobutu, maybe an s or b, but he's r s b. you know, and i think that summed it up perfectly, you know, that the,

this anglo saxon elitist hi, polluted puritanism. you know, it's outdated, it's gone, is past, you know, will, will living on, i mean, it doesn't work. see, i mean that, you know, that's what's most important here. i mean, you can have ideas, but if they don't work and they don't work in the way that you claim that they'll work in their obsolete and they're in excuse. and that's what i want to keep. there is an excuse you ema, one of the interesting things is you, you look at the, the, the very esteemed people that were involved in this is really quite amazing that they would take the time to talk about these kinds of things when the world is essentially on fire, but this, this is all an excuse to intervene in the sovereignty of other countries. this is what it's all about. i mean, they, they've been able to make a drive, a huge wedge between democracy and sovereignty. that's in tensional. ok, because russia has a democracy deficiency, its sovereignty,

it should not be recognized. okay. china, all these other things. they had germany and democracy as opposed to sovereignty. and this is, this is all intentional and there are fema. yeah, absolutely. right. and i like wanting to be with you know, when buying them. oh, so the conference i mean use their religious language, keep the porch and get all the mortgages and gave him strosver poker. i get weaker. that sounds like an end of mercenary. i'm sorry. and then same, same time like country is phase are in the majority, you know, congress waive the common and they, they will know will you see it was or was now it was minority. that was something said, but you're absolutely right. i think the real,

the real vision and the all right is between the law and the global. so, and that was said no during the over everyone will she be critical conference? but at the same time, there were several events. deacon question, which of the matter racial and people that talked about absolutely different things and they raised all the issues and the end of the real is been a lot which one does not want to seats problems. i mean, even with the same sense, again, brush walk, you know, in your code of the way they say, oh, you mosque in both those things is just like, wow, you know, the, so the resources, you know, the west has huge money savings and even even, even with these statements, europe in congress are suffering

a walk around the sanctions that the ball was gone. russia, europe is becoming dean dusty and much of the global south still wage to be a exactly demon that that's exactly my martin. i me again, i'm glad the mom brought this up because this whole sanction regime is another means to impede the development of the global south, the global sound. you know, they did, they do look to historically, to the north, north, north flash west. and they say 2 things, they like you guys had a lot of prosperity and a lot of safety. we're on board for that. that's the agenda. we want your democracy stuff. ok, fine. we'll do it soon. called from amazon. but we want security and we want prosperity in this is being impeded again by the west. mar. yeah. but the deal is you have to fall on your knees and literally ankles of uncle sam. and you know, and if you don't do that, then politics kicks in and you become ostracized. you become identified as the

problem. why is hungry and turkey know what? why with annoy i'm going to like, it was not invited to the conference these both of those leaders are recalcitrant, rebellious individuals who don't ask how high when america says jump in and they have both of those countries. edwin open are facing presidential elections and that is very much a trick if you like, a ruse by biden to not give them political support, oppose. so it's very political and very hypocritical, and i don't know how much mileage that model has. i mean, if you look at, we go back to it's interesting, we haven't talked about crime shows. that's great. let's leave you kind to one side because we don't need to bring in your crime. we need to really to completely blast, isn't science circus out of the water is when we talk about human rights is talk about israel. israel was invited to this conference. israel is the greatest

perpetrator of human rights on the planet. how is israel? how can we actually give any credence, whatsoever to this, to this ridiculous farcical, the zoom things that bind was put together when every single day palestinians are treated like animals, they have been dehumanized. they don't, no longer humans. now a 1000 the homes was stolen last year by israelis, palestinians were just kitchen. the street. everybody knows the long term objective of the israeli government, which is to basically rid the country of palestinians. that's the idea. let's look with our honest indians compete with a vine administration. was upset with their judicial reform overlooks everything. i mean, i guess that's absolutely stunning, that this is when you speak up. yeah. and so, and so where, where do we go with that, you know, do we accept that they have to be exceptions to this,

this elitist anglo saxon puritanism kind of club, you know, which is sort of based on 1819 model. you know, or do we say no, you know, you go to lead by example and somebody is going to put their foot down and, and do something about israel and, you know, this is going to stop so. so i think um, i think this is this, not a bind does normally put a lot of thought into this. i don't think it's going to go very far. i think the danger of these, these are this the soon called things these organizing is so they're actually going to be a rod for is i'm back in the longer term going to how much longer the world is. the most of the world is not interested in the so called western values, and importantly, gentlemen, they're not, they don't fear the west, like these do. i will run out of time. i want to thank my guest america and here in mosque, i want to take our viewers for watching us here to see you next time. remember i

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