00:07I don't know how much I can do it, but I think it's a binary.
00:13It's a binary, it's a binary, it's a binary.
00:18Sometimes it's both of them.
00:21I think it's very important that we need to be able to be able to do something.
00:26So, for example, in America, they ran a village in Israel, and there were a lot of people in the
00:36area.
00:38In this area, when we came to the area, we saw everything in the area.
00:43We saw the people in the area, and the people in the area, and the people in the area, and
00:49the people in the area.
00:51It's very important to me.
00:53The people of the combatants,
00:55both of them have been affected.
00:58The idea is that
01:00the international order,
01:04the international law,
01:05that they have been convinced
01:06that they have been affected.
01:09They have seen that
01:12why America started this.
01:15This is not a question.
01:17The people of the government
01:19There are many people who have a regime or a system.
01:22They are always afraid of the parties.
01:29Any nation is afraid of corruption and the genocide of prowess.
01:36Our problem is that we don't have to worry about it.
01:40Our problem is that we don't have to worry about it.
01:43No one wants to worry about it.
01:44We don't have to worry about it.
01:46You don't have to worry about it.
01:55The question has to be said,
02:00He has a question for me that,
02:02if he can't be able to do that,
02:05that someone is difficil to work with
02:07and he is not a person that has to be a person
02:09and that's why I have to do it.
02:13In the other places,
02:15we have one.
02:16We have one that we have two ideas,
02:17we have one that we have one that we have
02:19one that we have to find,
02:20the one that we have to find,
02:20one that we have to find and
02:21one that we are going to find
02:27Meshawad, John of love, I was talking to gods,
02:29I was talking to...
02:31We are talking to the dog,
02:34and we are talking to him,
02:36we are talking to them,
02:36we are talking about 75,000 people,
02:50They kill people, or they kill people.
02:55They kill people.
02:58What politics states do not get to the point of the state.
03:03They don't get to the point of the state.
03:07It's just a natural fact that they don't get to the point of the state.
03:11They don't get to the point of the state.
03:14So when we have to do the binary decision-making,
03:17we don't get to the point of the state.
03:22We don't even know what it's like.
03:28We don't even know whether it's a problem.
03:31We don't know whether we have to do the same things.
03:33We don't know if we are going to do the same things.
03:35When we have to do it,
03:37we have to make decisions that
03:44we don't have to change.
03:47In this case, the first question was that, in international terms,
03:53we can see that if we live in the right place,
03:59we can't fully invest in one place.
04:04So, in any country or any nation state,
04:07they want to gather their interests and have something in your own country or in their own day.
04:19So how can we deal with which we can't.
04:22So in principle as I say, we can't deal with the dispute even though we can't do it.
04:28In other words, we can't deal with the only caught in a whole time.
04:32We have to build this political space.
04:38We try to build this policy,
04:42that every one of the people,
04:44as a common,
04:45is a small thing.
04:47At any time,
04:49we can't do anything to do with any other people,
04:52we can't do politics,
04:54we can't do politics.
04:57No one has a nation, no one has a nation. Usually, no one has a nation, no one has a
05:04nation.
05:05The vast majority of the geopolitics of the people who have a nation, are not interested.
05:13Where is the interest? Where is the interest? Where is the interest?
05:18What is the interest? It's the interest of the longing to succeed, and the interest of the people who are
05:26living in the world.
05:27And that is how they will be learning where they shall not know, that there is a donation to their
05:32people who are living in the world.
05:39cloud lets us flood, save, and the state that is HELKED, we will
05:41do more in this state, to a minimal leap in the entire country.
05:45Just behind that, we have to be in this state, and we will not be able to do that.
05:48The state of the state of the state, has a great idea.
05:50Just to speak to it, what the state of the state has to be funded to the state of the
05:57state
05:57of the state will support us.
05:58In the state of the state of the state, we must have to force us to ensure that we change
06:03the states and the states of the state of state that will be in the state of state.
06:07the world is being built.
06:10China is a country that is a country that is built.
06:13But we can't even say that from a moral perspective, ethical perspective,
06:20we can say that the word of God is a Christian.
06:25We can say that the word of God is a Christian.
06:30We can say that the word of God is a Christian.
06:38This is a question upon cooperation about each other.
06:44But it can be that the world of governments will not change.
06:49But you can talk about each other October with thoserucks.
06:55There is a problem betweenong an American government.
06:56There isn't a problem at times.
07:04So, if we can't engage someone, the engagement is different too.
07:08There are two kinds of engagement.
07:10Our capital is a social, economic, political capital.
07:17It will not be consolidated, it will not be consolidated.
07:21But Canada, America, UK, Australia,
07:24there are a lot of capital in these countries.
07:27As a result of the economic and political level,
07:30it will be very important.
07:31If so, it will be very important that it will be a military capital.
07:38If we say something like this, we will not think of a lot of capital
07:44who is not ะะพัะพะผัiyah,
07:46why will our country pass the resolution?
07:51Why will your paper set?
07:54Why do we write something like this?
07:57I'll tell you that.
07:59That there is something that doesn't compare.
08:03There is a serious level that we have to do.
08:06We have to do the Irish Republic and the Army that I had to Jerry Adams.
08:11And in 1980, they interviewed one day on BBC and they asked that
08:18Margaret Thatcher just left me and left me and left me.
08:22Then I asked Jerry Adams to ask that there is no one.
08:25It's insane to me because it is a ritual.
08:26And they told I was in a sentence and he can't kill people.
08:29But I was like, oh, I have aharat.
08:36I have a book, I have a book, and I got a book.
08:43But I was like, oh, what's going on?
08:50the military, what is the problem?
08:53I don't always say to someone who does it,
08:57but I am saying that some of the things that we have said are missing.
09:02One of the things that we have to leverage in our ways,
09:04one of the things that we have to leverage,
09:06one of the things that we have to do is that
09:09the pressure that we have to be in the moment.
09:12I don't want to be able to do it.
09:14The military, the leverage area,
09:17that's the big issue.
09:20We've seen that in the past,
09:24that we've lived politically, socially,
09:29economically, and strong.
09:31We've had a military capital
09:33negotiations.
09:35We've had a better future.
09:37We've had a better future.
09:39But I think that we have a better future.
09:43We have a better future.
09:46We have a better future.
09:50We want to know that we can challenge ourselves
09:59so that we can challenge ourselves
10:01and ask ourselves and ask ourselves.
10:02and answer ourselves.
10:03That is our challenge.
10:04In the United Nations,
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10:15ideological political philosophy which I am interested in. But it's
10:19a philosophical philosophy because the philosophy of theลฝ, theลฝ me burning size has been
10:22a 300-year-old. I think there
10:26are such mitochondria generation to generation.
10:30It's a great question, but the answer is that we are going to be with our arse,
10:36we have to say that we are not going to be on our leverage points,
10:43so we are going to be with our arse.
10:45Thank you very much.
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