Porqué es Importante CONOCER la Historia 5

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Yes, good hours to everyone andeveryone again with you, friends Mr.

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Cun to share reflections, ideas abouttheir current, past and probably future excesses.
As I always tell you, itis important that, in addition to
hearing what I bring you in thesepodcasts, that you do your own research,

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analyze reflections, read ask, becausethis is how you really get knowledge.
I only expose to you the thingsthat interest me, my perceptions of
the facts and you, for yourpart, must enrich that knowledge that I
am trying to bring to you.That is always the essential idea of podcasts

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that I offer you. On thisoccasion we are going to make a somewhat
different podcast, because I am goingto start dealing not only with one subject,
but several, because in the end, in this world in which we

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live, everything is interconnected in oneway or another. That' s also
important to meet you here. Asan English writer said many centuries ago,
no one is an island in itself, that phrase that later became famous Ernest

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Hemingway in an English poet and whenhe said that no one is an island
in itself, because when a partof Europe takes it to the sea,
Europe as a whole is diminished.And so when one part of humanity begins
to suffer in one way or another, the rest of humanity will suffer as

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well. So, at this time, we are in a crucial and definitive
phase of the future that awaits usin the next hundred years, perhaps or
more until another seal comes that willadvance or determine the course that the human

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race will take on the lands.It is important for those of us who
like to think that we do notlet ourselves be fooled by either of the
two sides, or well, bythe two predominant sides, but also by
any of the collateral discourses that arecarried on those two sides, which is

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ferocious capitalism, capitalism without any kindof rules, which ends up being that
overflowing imperialism that all wants to achieveby force or the other part of the
world with a little more consciousness,which so many diatribes carry because they immediately
say that if it is communism,if it is socialism. And the only

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thing that is important is to thinkthat it is necessary to have different points
of view and to use reason accordingto the logic of truth and knowledge and
not only the interests of certain groupsor of certain elites who want to impose

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a dominion over others. That istrue for both parties. We' re
talking here about whether he' sbad or he' s good. We
are talking about the fact that intoday' s reality, truths and truths
are attempted by means of propaganda,they are not attempted to impose themselves by

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means of real reflections of the factsthat occur and why it occurs. There
is always a speech that tries tohide the truth, that tries to adorn
lies and sell them to us asgood. As to say, let'
s say what is happening now andwe are already entering into an issue that

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is very important, although many peopledo not even want to care about it,
such as the issue of war inUkraine, where the hegemonic countries are
at the service of the main worldhegemon is the mon that has been maintained
by force, and not by itsvirtues, which has been kept based on

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lies and not by its real projectionof a benefactor for humanity, which is
the United States, which is thegovernment of the United States, not its
people, which I always have toclarify this, because people, if not
you are against the United States.I' m not against anyone. I

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am simply in favour of truth andjustice, of what I consider fair,
of what I consider human, becauseone thing is law and the other is
justice. The law is made bymen, made by men and made by
the powers that are established in thestates. In one way or another,

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then the law is one thing becauseit is going to respond to the interests
of a group of people, orideologically, whether it is for economics,
but it is so and justice iswhat one does, despite the fact that
there is a law that says thatcertain action must be done or certain punishments

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must be applied, we see thatit is unjust what is done. And
it' s unfair and give anexample for putting a relevant one here that
any ordinary citizen who doesn' tpay taxes immediately has penalties and can even

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be jailed and has fines and theyarrest him well and make his life impossible,
while, for example, it's obvious and it' s an
open secret to billionaires that include allthe elites that rule the United States,
evade taxes in a thousand different ways, stop paying the Treasury after they enrich

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themselves in an incredible way, makinguse of tax evasions and tricks not to
pay taxes, even though they areimmensely wealthy. They want more and more
money. How is the case ofthe famous Donald Trump, who has evaded

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taxes for more than nine hundred andthirty- four million dollars owed to the
U S government in the form oftax taxes and does not pay, and
so he has been giving delays throughhis lawyers for years, because lawyers here,

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as I said, are rich andit is for the poor, for
the ordinary people, then equally bid. There are also problems with that the
whole family and so almost everyone weare going to see in the political elites
of the United States has had problemswith the FISCO goes tax, receives bribes

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and nothing simple happens because it isan elitist government made for millionaires and millionaires.
Then we have to be clear thatthe law exists. It exists for
the poor, but for the richyou didn' t do it. That

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' s something you can' tdiscuss. Then there is the set of
international laws of the International Concert,also laws that it is for powerful countries
to apply to poor countries, becauseto rich countries no one applies it to

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laws that are promulgated at the internationallevel. And there is the sample,
for example, the UN resolutions takenby the General Assembly, which are not
binding. Anyone does what they wantwith them whether they apply them or not,
that doesn' t make any sense. So, an organism that supposedly

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represents humanity complete to all the countriesof the globe, has only one internal
body whose mandate must be executed andis legal, which is the Security Council
of the orn and even those mandatesthat gives them are passed through the lining

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when the one who is accused,when it is managed to accuse is an
ally of the United States or hard, as is the case of Israel.
Israel has committed a genocide, ithas unleashed a war against a country.
It bombards Lebanon, bombards Syria,attacks the Gaza Strip, kills 37 thousand

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people in gauzes, destroys thousands andthousands of homes, causes millions of homeless
people to move, has caused thousands, tens of thousands of injuries, has
destroyed heritage objects. It has destroyedmonuments of humanity, churches, ancients,

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places of worship, It has destroyedbuildings that are of the UN, of
the United Nations, of organizations suchthat were there helping the wounded Palestinians,
the children, the helpless. Hehas killed dozens of humanitarian workers who were

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not involved in the conflict. Ithas even attacked diplomatic headquarters in other countries.
And what measures the U S hastaken against Israel, absolutely none.
The only thing he' s takenis to give him more material support,

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spy on him, support him withadvisors, send him more bombs, more
planes, more. That is thetrue face of international law and the powers
that dominate the world today. Unfortunately, but nevertheless, those same ones who

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today scratch their clothes because they wantto accuse Israel of genocide. They gladly
come and tell us that the Russianshave no right to try to defend the
Russian population who lived in southern Ukraine. They tell us no, that'

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s an illegal invasion, that's a hardware crime. Those are putting
ambitions So, once again it's clear that they draw the truth in
quotation marks, that they want,the truth they want, and as people

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for the most part, they usenot to think, not to strive,
to understand why things happen. Becausein reality it is and that has happened
more forcefully from the years or ss s ons, the eighties, when
the hegemony of the United States andits European allies or vassals became more evident

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with the fall of the Soviet Union, which they sabotaged and harassed until they
managed to destroy it, which isthe truth. That' s the truth,
and I invite you all to look. The huge amount of intelligence operations
carried out by the United States andits allies against the former Soviet Union.

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It' s kind of amazing.It' s amazing, and he'
s not bugged with the Soviets,the exovietics or the Russians. It is
made by historians the amount of moneythat was spent to undermine the Soviet Union.
It was hundreds of hundreds of millionsof dollars that were allocated to introduce

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the spy, to sabotage production,to destroy infrastructure, to introduce their dissident
posts funded from the United States,one of the great actors in this case
was the Clinton Foundation, as Isaid before, and it was the Vatican

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and it was the organization for Democracy, the endome democracy. That is one
of those and many more organizations thatinfiltrated the Soviet Union to create the critical
mass, to destroy it. Itis also clear to me that the politicians
of the Soviet Union were also very, very guilty of this happening, because

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they did not realize it, theydid not act in time, but they
also continued to use old methods ofeconomic and political leadership and gave the West
the best chance to destroy the country. I invite those who listen, because

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I know that there are always somewho will understand curiosity to look for all
the actions that the Western intelligence servicesdid against the Soviet Union and they are
going to be amazed at how theycould endure so many years with that amount

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of actions continuously day and night,day after day, week after week,
sabotaging industrial processes and doing a thousandand two actions to destroy a country with
which they were not at war,at least openly. That' s the
truth. So what about the Ukrainianconflict after the Union falls down or is

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resolved? Many agreements were reached withcountries that became independent countries, which were
formerly part of the Soviet Union andwhich owe it to that sobiotic Union that
everyone says that they were owed themthe development they have, because before they
were part of the Soviet Union,they were not on the map anywhere.

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They did not exist practically, theywere completely underdeveloped and miserable countries, as
it should be said, they weremiserable countries that represented nothing. Then there
are people who say no, becausesocialism, the form of socialist government,
does not work. And I tellyou the Sogdietic Union that took over in

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a thousand nine hundred and twenty-seven, twenty- seven. I think
it was founded. I don't exactly remember the numbers and then the
dates, but I' ll givethem to you later. But that country,
destroyed by the Second World War,with twenty- seven million dead,

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with the industry completely destroyed, theinfrastructure destroyed, became that pre- industrial
country with which it began when thewar, when the October Revolution in nine
hundred and seventeen, became the greatcountry that became a superpower. And that

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didn' t work for him.That didn' t work for him.
The countries that were part of theSoviet Union did not spend two hundred years
as it took England to become apower, or the United States the hundred
years it took to become a power. Robotics managed to be an industrial power

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and an economic power and a militarypower in just thirty years. And whoever
says that' s not true cango to the story, check the data
and say if I' m wronghere. You can leave it to me

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in the comments. After World WarII ended in one thousand nine hundred and
forty- five. Already in the1950s, the Soviet Union began to make
an important letter within the world concertand then became what became a superpower.

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By all rules, the Russian rublewas worth more than the dollar. The
dollar that now is not worth anythingbefore was worth less than the Russian ruble.
So, those are facts. That' s true, they' re

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true things when you say no,because how Russian socialism doesn' t work.
Gentlemen, China, in the 1980s, China was an underdeveloped agricultural country.
In the 1980s and after adopting thepolicy of an ideology and an economy

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that is China, today China isnothing more than a superpower. It'
s an economic superpower. And whoeversays it' s not because he doesn
' t even know what he's talking about. And in what time

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did China accomplish that? In whattime did you get that Chinese? He
made it in just thirty years.Also then it' s not that the
model doesn' t work, it' s that they just don' t
let it work, because China managedto reach so fast and it' s

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expanded so much because the U Stried to use China against Russia when there
were those differences between Mauzedon' sideology and the ideology Russians had. They
tried to approach Richard Nidson, triedto approach the Chinese to use China against
Russia, and that is the truth. Even the Russian Chinese war in the

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1960s, which fortunately did not goon to grow, came to provoke a
conflict, but the main end ofthe hegemony of Western countries, led by
the United States and England, isto continue problems at the global level for

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any country that threatens its hegemony.They do the same with Iran, which
they do with China, which theydo with Russia, which they will do
with India when they have the opportunityto do so, or they will do
with any African country when they thinkthey will be threatened, they will threaten

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their hegemony, which will leave themwithout the resources they continually plunder from the
places. Then we will see thatthey make the same moves, they will
create coups d'état, theywill seek justifications for the violation of human

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rights and all that basofia that theyalways sell to us and that many people,
many people, unfortunately, continue tobelieve that history The United States,
England and the European Union are defendingthe values in quotation marks to protect the
values of humanity, of human rights, of freedom, of free expression.
That' s what they say ahead, that' s the mask that the

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elites who rule everything else say.It is always false, because when they
say that Russia has no right andthat Ukraine can join NATO, but then
I set an example for them andwhy they formed such pride when in the

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1960s, Russia decided to put rocketsin Cuba, when the United States had
deployed the Saturn rockets in Turkey.There we see double standards and we see
the lie, because if it issovereignty and it is self- determination that

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everyone can do what he thinks isnecessary to protect his country. Well,
Cuba also had its dere in fact, or this can' t be done.
Who is it that dictates whether ornot it is possible. Apparently the
rules that govern the world, whichare what they say the world based on
rules. What rules. It's so ridiculous about the rules that it

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bothers me to say what rules.Who imposed them, who approved them,
who argued them, who said theseare or are those. Interestingly, it
' s America that says it's the rules. But who gave you
that right. Who gave you thatright. How they said once I don

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' t remember who was the onewho said it, a Chinese politician.
I think so, that it wasa Chinese politician who said so, that
the United States. He liked togive lessons as if they had a millennial
knowledge, when they were founded twohundred years ago. I mean, it
' s not possible. There isno ancestral culture that guarantees that you can

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give any lessons on how you shouldbehave. It is totally dividing what you
do from your superiority or supposed superiority, giving people lessons about what to do
and how to do it and whento do it. It' s totally

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ridiculous and absolved. That' sthe way to say it. It'
s totally ridiculous and blue. ThenI say good. If Ukraine has the
right to become part of NATO,then Venezuela can also deploy Chinese bases in

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Venezuela and Nicaragua and Cuba also havethe right to do so. Why not
there, where we see double standards, because they immediately put the cry in
the sky. Oh, the Russiansare laying foundations. We owe the whole
shitty press with forgiveness of the word, because it' s pure shit the

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Western press, that one that tellsus that it' s the one that
tells the truth, to which ithas freedom of expression and all that crap
are the ones that come to tellus that they' re bad the Russians,
they' re bad the Chinese becausethey want to put a threatening base
near the United States. And America, who gave him the right to have
a thousand bases in all the countriesof the world. Who gave it to

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him. We are going to leavethis reflection here and in the next one
we will continue to abound on thistopic of the media and the supposed,
of the supposed rules that must governthe behavior of the countries in the world.
Let' s also talk about thelies they tell us and how they

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pretend that all people are idiots andthat the only ones who have intelligence are
them who rule and pretend to dictateto them the future of the world and
how countries should develop and behave.Thank you all very much. I'
ll see you in other powers soon. Greetings and have a good weekend