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Speaker 2: Okay, out of man poo in a situation.
Speaker 3: He's he's he's testing the limits. He's testing the limits
Speaker 3: and the stock market. That's another reason why the stock
Speaker 3: market has been kind of in a negative tail spend.
Speaker 3: Everybody's on they had they had this cartoon on TikTok.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you saw it, but there was
Speaker 3: like Vladimir pool in versus the world, and it was
Speaker 3: like there was one of these old Simpson cartoons where
Speaker 3: it was like they had Vladimir pooting in the Simpsons
Speaker 3: before with like a character and he pulled out of
Speaker 3: a knife and everybody got scared. Then he like through
Speaker 3: the knife at the wall. Then he like pulled out
Speaker 3: a lighter. Everybody got scared, and he lit his cigarette.
Speaker 3: He pulled out a gun. Everybody got scared. Then he
Speaker 3: like shot the light. So it's like they're trying to say,
Speaker 3: like he's like bluffing, but every time he bluffs, like
Speaker 3: he just makes the whole world just like nervous, and
Speaker 3: he just like ruins the world for a minute. And
Speaker 3: then he's like, nah, I'm just playing. We ain't gonna
Speaker 3: do it like that. We're just going, you know, let's
Speaker 3: talk about different things in that nature. So Vladimir pooing man,
Speaker 3: this guy's been president for like twenty years, rules with
Speaker 3: an iron fist.
Speaker 2: You know what. The funny you know the crazy thing.
Speaker 3: And I don't want to misspeak because I'm not one
Speaker 3: hundred percent showing this, but he's not. Really there's a
Speaker 3: president of Russia, like there there's actually like there's two
Speaker 3: ruling there's two ruling people in Russia. And I actually
Speaker 3: just got educated on this because I saw the thing
Speaker 3: on sixty minutes. But he I forgot what his official
Speaker 3: title is. If he's the president, there's a prime minist
Speaker 3: or if he's the prime minister. As a president, there's
Speaker 3: actually somebody that's actually voted, and he just has no power.
Speaker 2: And nobody knows who he is.
Speaker 3: And Vladimir Putin has been in powered for like twenty
Speaker 3: years and he.
Speaker 2: Just there's no stopping him. So as Troy does the
Speaker 2: research on.
Speaker 4: This in president, he's the president of Russia, But.
Speaker 2: Who's somebody else? I'm going to look at look at
Speaker 2: the other person.
Speaker 3: What what is the deal with this Ukraine Russia situation?
Speaker 3: How serious is it? And how big of a threat
Speaker 3: is Vladimir Pulin.
Speaker 5: It's incredibly serious for those who politicals, So this topic
Speaker 5: I'm really going to stay around so really quick. He's
Speaker 5: not so he's a formidable opponent for sure. He is
Speaker 5: the manifestation of what fifty cent would be if he
Speaker 5: was president of the United States. So when you have
Speaker 5: a certain amount of power you have to then wield it.
Speaker 5: And then he's also fighting for control. And you know,
Speaker 5: of course KGB bit background and very intelligent on top
Speaker 5: of that, and then when you have that pair with
Speaker 5: weak leadership. I don't have anything against Biden, but when
Speaker 5: he's saying, hey, I'll sit down with Putin if you
Speaker 5: don't really have much leverage, because we technically don't want
Speaker 5: to go to war because even on a political stage,
Speaker 5: we are just barely recovering, like we just got over
Speaker 5: the COVID cold financially right, if we go to war,
Speaker 5: that would drain all our resources. And the biggest thing
Speaker 5: I'll always learned, you cannot go to war with someone
Speaker 5: who doesn't care about dying or losing. Russia has nothing
Speaker 5: to lose, so if it's equal destruction, that would be
Speaker 5: a victory for him. We do have to keep our
Speaker 5: eyes on what happens with Ukraine because if he slowly
Speaker 5: begins to build some territories. My biggest fear for the
Speaker 5: United States always said, but I'll say again, Russia China
Speaker 5: team up going to Latin America. That would be the
Speaker 5: third of the victory. That'll be Chris bosh right, and
Speaker 5: they take over America very possible. This is not conspiracy
Speaker 5: theory for those of you who want to say it.
Speaker 5: But if you look strategically what has been happening in China,
Speaker 5: and for those who travel, you can start to see
Speaker 5: the influence in China and Africa and all throughout the islands.
Speaker 5: They're strategically playing chess to then take over. Got to
Speaker 5: get our affairs in order. But America has rested on
Speaker 5: our laurels for so long. We've neglected our people for
Speaker 5: so long. Education has been bad for so long. We've
Speaker 5: dumb down our population, given them bad food, bad water,
Speaker 5: bad airways. So if you have a week population, like,
Speaker 5: what do you think is going to happen? Someone is
Speaker 5: gonna try and take over the territory.
Speaker 2: So let me let me just say this, So okay,
Speaker 2: let me just give you your thing first. I'm gonna
Speaker 2: do it. So Vladimir Vladimir.
Speaker 3: He is the President of Russia and he's appointed by
Speaker 3: a popular vote. It's a vote, but he's not the
Speaker 3: head of the government. The head of the government is
Speaker 3: actually the prime minister. The prime minister's name, I'm probably
Speaker 3: gonna miss Mikhail, Miss Hussan Mussin.
Speaker 4: Miss houstin.
Speaker 3: So he's the prime that he's the prime minister, he's
Speaker 3: ahead of the government. Now this is where it gets interesting.
Speaker 3: So there's a cabinet who the leader of the cabinet
Speaker 3: is the prime minister. No, no, no, that's that's who
Speaker 3: appoints the prime minister. The president the president. So but
Speaker 3: so it is the illest part. So prior to being
Speaker 3: the president, he was the prime minister. He's done both
Speaker 3: roles back and forth, back and forth, and now he's
Speaker 3: the president and has designed the prime minister. Yes, so
Speaker 3: it's an interesting so I just found that out recently
Speaker 3: where he technically, technically he's not the head of the government.
Speaker 3: He's the head of state, which is a little confusing
Speaker 3: to America because our head of state is the president,
Speaker 3: who's also the head of the government. But he is
Speaker 3: technically not the head of the government. He is the
Speaker 3: head of the state. But obviously he's the pointer. He's
Speaker 3: the appointer of the head of the government, which makes
Speaker 3: him the head.
Speaker 2: Of the government.
Speaker 4: Right, and if he doesn't agree with what he says,
Speaker 4: then he'll find a new prime minister.
Speaker 5: Yes, as my dad will say, he who has the
Speaker 5: goal makes the rules going back to my Ozark reference.
Speaker 5: Kamala is Ruth, Biden is Martin. When you have to
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Speaker 5: Who is willing to go to war, And for those
Speaker 5: of you who grew up in the environment, a lot
Speaker 5: of it comes down to heart, money and firepower, as more.
Speaker 2: See it.
Speaker 5: And if you're not willing to go to war with
Speaker 5: someone who is crazy, and that's the environment. And for
Speaker 5: those of you who have if you're involved in boxing MMA,
Speaker 5: anyone who grew up in those harsh, real cold environments.
Speaker 5: And we saw when Connor Fark could be like he
Speaker 5: was on top of con saying like talk to me
Speaker 5: like that. Now people want to kill Connor.
Speaker 3: And speaking of it could be shouts, It could be Russia.
Speaker 3: He's not from Russia. He's from Beckett stand I believe.
Speaker 2: That's the country up he trained in Russia speak, So
Speaker 2: this is interesting.
Speaker 3: Let's get the exact title of his country, but his
Speaker 3: country is under the control of Russia.
Speaker 5: Got you, Okay.
Speaker 2: So that's what people don't fully understand either, is that.
Speaker 3: During the Soviet Union or like, all of those countries
Speaker 3: was under the Russian Huh.
Speaker 4: He's a Russian but no, but the country Understan his
Speaker 4: nationality is Russian.
Speaker 5: But I'll get that.
Speaker 2: But that's what I'm saying. His nationality is really not
Speaker 2: Russian because.
Speaker 5: He's not from Russia.
Speaker 3: It's like it's like saying Puerto Rican the nationality is
Speaker 3: American because they're under their American territory. So he's his
Speaker 3: country is a country, but they're they're not independent.
Speaker 2: They're under the Russian flag. So during the.
Speaker 3: Days of the Soviet Union, there was all of those
Speaker 3: countries in Eastern Europe was all under the Soviet Union flag.
Speaker 3: Then when that broke apart, a lot of people thought
Speaker 3: that every country got its independence in Russia. But that's
Speaker 3: not true. There's still there's still countries that are not
Speaker 3: totally independent. This goes back to the Ukraine conversation because
Speaker 3: Ukraine is an independent country, but it was once part
Speaker 3: of the Soviet Union.
Speaker 2: So now.
Speaker 3: By their aggression against Ukraine, it's always been certain level
Speaker 3: of aggression because they still kind of look at it
Speaker 3: like they're still under the Russian flag even though that Ukraine, those.
Speaker 5: Of you in the black market, you know, if you
Speaker 5: take over one territory and then now you have those
Speaker 5: soldiers underneath you and the public.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so he's from Dagazstan Republic, the Republic of Dagistan,
Speaker 3: and Dagistan is a republic of Russia. So it's a
Speaker 3: very complicated situation over No, he's not right what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: It's not Russian. They have they have their own culture that.
Speaker 4: They do, but he's a Republican side of the country.
Speaker 2: But I'm just saying it's important to know that the geography,
Speaker 2: I mean, and know the history of it. They have
Speaker 2: their own religion, they have their own culture.
Speaker 3: That's why he's Muslim, like that whole that whole country
Speaker 3: is just white Muslims, and it's a different culture than
Speaker 3: a lot of Russia.
Speaker 2: So it's it's not a lot of times people.
Speaker 3: In America aren't fully aware of what's going on in
Speaker 3: the world. But it's important to at least have some
Speaker 3: level of knowledge of what's going on in the world,
Speaker 3: because when we look at stuff, we just say, oh,
Speaker 3: that's Russia. But Russia is a big country, and there's
Speaker 3: a lot of other countries that have their own culture,
Speaker 3: their own you know, they've been around for hundreds of years.
Speaker 3: So that's why when you see these conflicts happening, it's like,
Speaker 3: you know, there's a lot of turmoil and politics that
Speaker 3: go into play here when we talk about and that
Speaker 3: all ties back to the Russia Ukraine situation as well
Speaker 3: and national resource resources, all that stuff goes into play
Speaker 3: and on the stock thought.
Speaker 5: But for those of you who don't know, all major
Speaker 5: merging acquisition strategies come from war strategies from countries. So
Speaker 5: this is why we're hammering this point home. Like, go
Speaker 5: study the top five wars, going back to the top
Speaker 5: five and see what they did to win. You're going
Speaker 5: to see a lot of similarities in Apple, Microsoft, Google,
Speaker 5: because these are effectively government bodies. Like Apple is worth
Speaker 5: more than some countries. So even going back to Microsoft,
Speaker 5: and you can debate whether Bill Gates is good or evil. Right,
Speaker 5: So at the time, for those of you who don't
Speaker 5: know Netscape was like the first Internet browser, amazing access
Speaker 5: to Worldwide Web. For those of us who are old
Speaker 5: enough to remember that that was a thing. Microsoft was
Speaker 5: an old operating system, was not cool. They had spi Glass,
Speaker 5: a company that made a browser for them. They licensed
Speaker 5: it from them, and this is a good point. Always
Speaker 5: get your money up front, so if you get screwed
Speaker 5: on the back end, you have something there. So they
Speaker 5: went into a royalty agreement with Spyglass and said, for
Speaker 5: every person that uses Internet Explorer, you're going to get
Speaker 5: a royalty. Great, they built the thing. What did they
Speaker 5: do They made it free in their operating system and
Speaker 5: scored the earth. So they screwed spy Glass, put them
Speaker 5: out of business, tour partners skin and became bigger. Same
Speaker 5: with the Jamie diamond saying, hey, we don't like bitcoin,
Speaker 5: but the people with the biggest bag are going to
Speaker 5: adjust and find way to be pirates of that. If
Speaker 5: you go study history, you will be able to see
Speaker 5: the strategy way ahead of time. And that's why for
Speaker 5: those of you that love crypto and you've been in early,
Speaker 5: when you see people in the mainstream start talking about
Speaker 5: it and try to act like their thought leaders I
Speaker 5: understand why you guys get pissed because they're doing this
Speaker 5: pirate strategy. I get it, defend your territory at all costs.
Speaker 5: But if you go study the wars, you'll know who
Speaker 5: the big players are going to be and who's going
Speaker 5: to emerge for tourists.
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