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EPISODE · Feb 16, 2025 · 23 MIN

Munich Security Conference Who Won and Who Lost?

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Politicians that have no prior military experience and military officials that couldn't find a job other than in the military embarked on a security conference in Munich discussing, NATO, the War between Ukraine and Russia, Artificial Intelligence in the New World Marketplace and why they are not a big fan of the current administration was pretty much the front and center issues in this year's conference. So, why is it that those who are affected weren't given the opportunity to address the public, mainly the Ukrainian common person and the Russian common citizen? Why wasn't the common German or regular Hungarian given a platform to share their opinions and point of view? They are the taxpayers after all?These events are developed to influence the marketplace and not the positive improvement of the lives of the public because if it was, Mr. J.D. Vance would've got several standing ovations and applause due to the fact that he spotlighted the most important stakeholder in Europe, the PEOPLE of Europe, not the millionaire and billionaire politicians and elites.Clearly, the topic was developed to support the one sided prerogative of the European Union, a group of bureaucrats  without any form of consensus and support from the European public. So, even if the markets are the ultimate precursor for the conference, why haven't they discussed the economic impact of the war in the region and the lack of growth for every European member country? On top of that, why haven't the European countries proactively developed a concrete dialog to de-escalate the war and return the markets of Europe to normalcy? Instead, they focused on the what if's? What if 5 years from now, the continent goes into another market disruptive conflict? What if the continent loses its authority as a power broker? What if the continent does not grow economically in the years to come?Well folks those are not the questions that an executive and optimum decision maker would typically ask. They would normally look at the pre-existing condition and ask how did we get here? So, Europe got into the three year conflict between Russia and Ukraine because Europe did not utilize its power to de-escalate the war. A value creator and solution provider would ask, how can we best prevent a conflict from happening again in which a war will never be utilized by any country in the region to serve their interest or make a political point. A sane leader would ask, how can we diplomatically work together so any animosity, miscalculations and violence would not be a part of our collective future moving forward. In the year 2025 the only people interested in a war conflict are those that continue to revisit the carrot and stick of the pre-world war one and world war two era. And to that I would say to the world public, vote those imbeciles out NOW!

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