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00:00:00Hello friends. Yeah, welcome to Human Arts 2098.
00:00:07Happy Thursday.
00:00:11Let's see, my charge.
00:00:14Let's do rotation side kick.
00:00:17Well, yeah, rotation side kick or rotation back kick, okay?
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00:00:34Now, the other one.
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00:00:45Yeah, I mean, I'm not very good at it, but yeah.
00:00:55Yeah, I'll get better at it later on, okay?
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00:01:01Because it's kind of limited space and his hands are kind of thick, so.
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00:01:10All right, five minutes, okay?
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00:05:03Okay, welcome to Humanology episode 2098, I think.
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00:09:00So, I, of course, I want Harris to be president.
00:09:01Again, honkeyly, this idea that Trump...
00:09:02Then Kamala Harris, then Donald Trump, OK?
00:09:03That order, OK?
00:09:04Because I am not famous yet.
00:09:05OK?
00:09:06So, maybe one day.
00:09:07So, before the Harris-Trump debate, I was concerned.
00:09:08And she made me nervous because she inherited this Democratic Party bad policies, like
00:09:11LGBT, anti-fossil fuel, and no southern border wall.
00:09:17Those are bad democratic policies.
00:09:19Okay, she inherited that and she was not able
00:09:22to overcome that because she's not strong enough
00:09:26to overcome this party pressure, okay?
00:09:28That's her weakness, okay?
00:09:30And this, I was concerned before the debate.
00:09:36And before the debate, Trump Harris,
00:09:39Trump suggested they would have three debates.
00:09:41That's what he suggested.
00:09:43After the debate, Trump said, no more debate.
00:09:47Why?
00:09:47But he realized that Harris is stronger
00:09:51and smarter than Trump.
00:09:55Nobody knew.
00:09:56I didn't know.
00:10:02Harris, impressive, yeah.
00:10:04She did a phenomenal job in the debate, yeah.
00:10:09She entrapped Trump, basically like making fun of him.
00:10:17And Trump got into that trap.
00:10:23Hug all, they say, to make him angry.
00:10:28And it worked.
00:10:30Trump got angry.
00:10:32So he resorted to lies, exaggeration, anger, rambling.
00:10:42She turned on that button on the Trump robot.
00:10:48Trump is like animalistic.
00:10:49Yeah, I mean, okay, let's take five minutes break, okay?
00:10:51Yeah, and then we'll talk more about politics
00:10:54because a lot going on, okay?
00:10:56Yeah, five minutes, okay?
00:10:58Okay, yeah.
00:10:59But look, I love both of them, okay?
00:11:02It's just that I don't want Trump to be president,
00:11:04that's all.
00:11:09There we go.
00:11:12Okay, five minutes, thank you.
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00:14:18Okay, so is Donald Trump a terrorist?
00:14:23Okay, well, to answer that question,
00:14:25we need to define what terrorism is.
00:14:28Okay.
00:14:30In order to define terrorism,
00:14:32let's start with some examples, like 9-11.
00:14:35Yeah, yesterday was 9-11 anniversary, right?
00:14:37Yeah, I'm sorry it happened, okay?
00:14:39So it's also, yeah, another terrorism?
00:14:42Yeah, Hamas, October 7th.
00:14:45What was it, October 7th, 2023, or 9-11, 2001?
00:14:53In America, like everybody remembers
00:14:54like where they were on that day, 9-11.
00:14:58Yeah, I was Madison, Wisconsin University,
00:15:04you know, building where they teach foreign languages.
00:15:06Okay, yeah.
00:15:08I watched on the television the whole way, okay?
00:15:11Horrible.
00:15:12So do the terrorism, okay?
00:15:13Okay, then what are common denominator
00:15:15between like 2023, January 7th, and 9-11, 2001?
00:15:23The act of violence designed to change power
00:15:28and policy, yeah, public policy, political policy.
00:15:32Okay, 9-11, yeah, what's his name?
00:15:41Osama Bin Laden.
00:15:43Yeah, Saudi Arabian national,
00:15:45he did not want American military presence
00:15:48in Saudi Arabia because he's,
00:15:52I don't see him as a Muslim, but he said he's Muslim,
00:15:55so he see Saudi Arabia where Mecca is.
00:15:59It's a holy land, and America military,
00:16:01he see as a dirty, unholy presence, okay?
00:16:06So he wanted to change that, that's why he did 9-11, okay?
00:16:09To change the American policy, okay?
00:16:12Now, Hamas, October 7th, 2023.
00:16:17Yeah, act of violence, crime,
00:16:21and designed to change Israel's policy in Gaza.
00:16:27Yeah, give more land to Gaza, that was the goal.
00:16:36Okay, then January 6th, 2021.
00:16:41Yeah, act of violence, and they did not have guns,
00:16:47but that's good, they didn't bring any guns, okay?
00:16:50But, yeah, like fire extinguisher,
00:16:53like some American flagpole, they use as weapon, okay?
00:17:00Some police officers passed away, unlike Trump's lies, okay?
00:17:06Injured, of course, many of them,
00:17:09and some rioters passed away, too, okay?
00:17:15We are very sorry, okay?
00:17:17And then what's their goal?
00:17:18Act of violence, designed to, yeah, change the policy, yeah.
00:17:23Trump, four more years.
00:17:28Policy change, yeah, January 6th was terrorism,
00:17:33domestic terrorism.
00:17:34Is Donald Trump a domestic terrorist?
00:17:36Oh, yeah, he fits the definition.
00:17:40Oh, I don't know what legal definition
00:17:43or dictionary definition of terrorism is,
00:17:46but I don't care.
00:17:48Well, I'm better linguist,
00:17:49I'm better legal scholar, jurist than they are, okay, yeah.
00:17:55Okay?
00:17:58Yeah, so, yeah, I mean, Trump, yeah, pathological liar,
00:18:03he's liar 100 times a day, at least, right?
00:18:06Living in a fantasy land,
00:18:09we can have that kind of pathological liar
00:18:11and criminal terrorist as U.S. president.
00:18:15That's wrong, that's not right, okay, yeah.
00:18:20Okay, yeah, but I love everybody, okay, yeah.
00:18:24Do I love Hamas?
00:18:25Yeah, I do.
00:18:26I want them to surrender their weapons and hostages
00:18:29and go to jail and save their lives.
00:18:32Hamas, okay, yeah.
00:18:36Do I care about them?
00:18:36Yeah, I do, I love everybody, right?
00:18:42Oh, famous guy, Eisenberg, right, okay, yeah, thank you.
00:18:45Yeah, welcome to Humanology, okay?
00:18:47Yeah, welcome to Humanology, okay?
00:18:48Yeah, we talk about tough issues like that, okay?
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00:22:01Welcome back.
00:22:03Now, let's compare George Floyd and Donald Trump, okay?
00:22:07Was George Floyd, a courier criminal?
00:22:10Well, what is courier criminal then?
00:22:11Yeah.
00:22:12Repeat criminal,
00:22:13People come in crime again and again.
00:22:16Was George Floyd one of them?
00:22:17Yeah.
00:22:18Okay.
00:22:20I'm sorry, of course, that he passed away the way he did,
00:22:24but it was an accident.
00:22:26I don't think it was a murder, okay?
00:22:28And it was mistrial.
00:22:29Yeah, political pressure, okay?
00:22:34Derek Chauvin, Officer Derek Chauvin.
00:22:37He was not a murderer.
00:22:38It was qualified immunity doctor should apply,
00:22:42and I think he should be not guilty, in my opinion, okay?
00:22:51Yeah.
00:22:52Okay?
00:22:53Because George Floyd, he's a big guy.
00:22:55He's tall, he's muscular, okay?
00:22:58And he looks like a very good fighter, okay?
00:23:01So I am sorry that he passed away.
00:23:04Of course, we are so sorry, okay?
00:23:06But just because he passed away the way he did,
00:23:12by characterizing him as some kind of a martyr or a saint,
00:23:17I don't think that that's right, okay?
00:23:20How about Trump?
00:23:21Is he a criminal?
00:23:22Yeah, of course he is.
00:23:26There's an allegation that he took bribe when he was,
00:23:30after he got elected, maybe during his presidency,
00:23:33I don't know.
00:23:34Maybe president-elect, I don't know.
00:23:37After he got elected, he took some bribe from Egyptian officials.
00:23:43Several million dollars, I guess.
00:23:46Do I think that allegation is true?
00:23:47Yeah, I think so.
00:23:48Why?
00:23:49Because Trump is Trump.
00:23:50Why would he turn down free money?
00:23:53It is illegal.
00:23:54Does he care about law?
00:23:55He doesn't care about law at all.
00:23:57He's currently a criminal, okay?
00:24:02And we are all glad that he survived the assassination attempt
00:24:09earlier this year, 2024.
00:24:11Of course we are glad he survived, okay?
00:24:14But that does not make him a hero.
00:24:17He's still currently a criminal.
00:24:19So regarding as a hero just because he survived the assassination attempt
00:24:25and fight, fight, fight, just iconic photography with American flag.
00:24:32Behind him, some blood, blue sky, that does not make him a hero at all.
00:24:43He's still currently a criminal, okay?
00:24:47And look, it was not shot on the face or on the head, no.
00:24:53This is face, this is head.
00:24:55Head is like scope, brain, okay?
00:24:58He was shot in the ear, tip of ear, okay?
00:25:01I'm not making light of it, but some people say he was shot in the face,
00:25:04shot in the head.
00:25:05No, he was shot in the ear.
00:25:07Ear is different from face or head, okay?
00:25:17Yeah.
00:25:24So, where come George Floyd, police officer, Derek Chauvin, in jail?
00:25:28Yeah, that's mistrial, okay?
00:25:30Because look, I was in the US Army, I was a gate guard in Afghanistan.
00:25:35So yeah, kind of like a security officer, security guard, gate guard
00:25:41when I was in the US Army, okay?
00:25:43In Afghanistan, okay?
00:25:44Inside the base, it was very safe environment.
00:25:47Okay?
00:25:50But still, I have that experience.
00:25:52Yeah, kind of like police, okay?
00:25:54Kind of.
00:25:56Law enforcement officer, kind of.
00:25:59Yeah, checking the ID, no matter what their rank is.
00:26:04Okay? Yeah, they obeyed us.
00:26:06We're junior enlisted gate guard.
00:26:10Okay?
00:26:11We were kind of like police officers.
00:26:13We were pretty good gate guards, okay?
00:26:16But they had to obey us.
00:26:17Sure, please, yeah.
00:26:19Sir, sergeant, yeah, show your ID, please.
00:26:22And they did.
00:26:24They obeyed our orders.
00:26:27Just like police officer giving order to governor
00:26:31if they overspeed on the highway.
00:26:35They have to obey police officer, right?
00:26:36Yes, the same thing, okay?
00:26:38It's a dangerous job.
00:26:40When we put gate guard, it was inside the base in Afghanistan,
00:26:44so it was safe.
00:26:45Okay, but police officer, oh, dangerous job, okay?
00:26:49Yeah.
00:26:50There's a, there's, it was just like
00:26:52qualified immunity doctrine
00:26:54that kind of shields officers from liabilities
00:26:57when injury or death happens
00:27:02to supposed criminals.
00:27:05Okay? Yeah.
00:27:08Rittenhouse case, yeah, the young man went to like
00:27:15pro-George Floyd riot in Wisconsin with M16.
00:27:22It was proven not guilty.
00:27:24I mean, not proven, but jury verdict was not guilty.
00:27:27Yeah, Rittenhouse, okay?
00:27:29I think that was mistrial.
00:27:32He should not have gone there.
00:27:35Basically, George Floyd riot with M16, AR-15,
00:27:40also rifle.
00:27:42He, of course, is guilty.
00:27:44I dare say it was like self-defense
00:27:46when people attacked him,
00:27:49but he shot them dead.
00:27:52Of course, he's guilty.
00:27:56I would say manslaughter
00:27:58of several people that he killed.
00:28:01He should have never gone there with the AR-15
00:28:03because some of the rioters,
00:28:06rioters maybe went after him
00:28:08because maybe they thought Rittenhouse is
00:28:12an would-be mass shooter.
00:28:17Okay?
00:28:20He should have never gone there with the AR-15 like that.
00:28:24Okay? He should, in my opinion,
00:28:28in my legal opinion,
00:28:30he should be convicted with manslaughter.
00:28:36Multiple.
00:28:37Okay? Yeah.
00:28:38But they let them go.
00:28:41Let him go. Yeah.
00:28:42Not guilty, okay?
00:28:44I think it was mistrial, okay?
00:28:48This time, yeah, kind of conservative politics, okay?
00:28:51George Floyd, the Derek Chauvin case,
00:28:54kind of liberal politics, okay?
00:28:56Yeah, so.
00:28:58During trial, sometimes you get influenced by politics,
00:29:02both from liberal and conservative sides, okay?
00:29:06This is also a mistrial, okay?
00:29:09Sometimes, okay?
00:29:11Okay, five minutes, okay? Thank you.
00:29:16And here we go.
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00:32:43Okay, so I'm wearing red pants, and it was, yeah,
00:32:47yesterday and today.
00:32:49Yesterday morning, I was actually,
00:32:54I meant to pick up navy blue pants.
00:32:58It's been a while since I wore it.
00:33:00But it was dark in my room,
00:33:02so it happened to be just red pants like this, red pants, okay?
00:33:07I was like, yeah, no problem.
00:33:09Yeah.
00:33:10And it turned out to be a good thing
00:33:14because these days in Alaska, it's rainy season.
00:33:18Yeah, it's like this.
00:33:20August, September, it rains like five days, six days a week.
00:33:25Rainy season in Alaska, so.
00:33:28Yeah, to brighten my day or people around me, their days, yeah, bright red pants.
00:33:36Good idea, sure.
00:33:38Because it's like rainy days, dark, cloud, and wet, and, you know.
00:33:48Yeah, I mean, I like bright colors, like pants.
00:33:54Actually, I used to have, like, bright yellow pants.
00:33:58But bright-colored pants for men, not easy to find.
00:34:02It's either very expensive or not there in the stores, okay?
00:34:08My recommendation, yeah, if you're a designer, yeah, bright-colored pants for guys, okay?
00:34:15Then potentially you may want another one.
00:34:20Yeah.
00:34:26When I was in law school, I purchased some female bright-colored pants.
00:34:31I wore it.
00:34:33When I was in law school, it did not look good.
00:34:38Okay, now.
00:34:41So, yeah, this Iverson bracket, yeah, we know what the formula would be, okay?
00:34:53Yeah.
00:34:55You got it for three?
00:34:57For five, it would be the exact same, right?
00:34:59Okay, so.
00:35:01And.
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00:35:36So here and there, it's the same.
00:35:41Here and there, yeah, they look similar, but it's plus one, plus two, okay?
00:35:46So, okay, okay.
00:35:48So that's the case for the five.
00:35:54So.
00:36:03But.
00:36:07To complete the picture, let's write.
00:36:18Okay.
00:36:20Okay.
00:36:32Zero five.
00:36:38Is equal to I.
00:36:41Okay.
00:36:50Okay.
00:37:05Yeah, just substituting five instead of three, the formula that we found was three, okay?
00:37:10Yeah.
00:37:12We are not going to prove that.
00:37:13It's not necessary.
00:37:15When I write a paper, I will prove it formally, okay?
00:37:18For now, we don't know.
00:37:20Yeah.
00:37:23So we can just plug it in over there, but that's just not necessary, okay?
00:37:28Yeah.
00:37:31There's no need to express this using this.
00:37:35It will look more complicated, okay?
00:37:39Yeah, we can just separate this out.
00:37:42Okay.
00:37:44Now, our next step would be to do the same thing when base is six.
00:37:54Here, base is five.
00:37:57Okay.
00:37:59And I'm not sure if I want to do it tonight, though.
00:38:04Okay.
00:38:07By the way, I'm independent, okay?
00:38:09That's why I'm neither liberal nor conservative.
00:38:11Sometimes I'm liberal, sometimes I'm conservative, okay?
00:38:14There's a big advantage of being independent, okay?
00:38:17Yeah.
00:38:18Now, let's take five minutes break, okay?
00:38:19Yeah.
00:38:20Okay?
00:38:21Yeah, sure.
00:38:22Welcome to Humanology, okay?
00:38:24Yeah, let's talk about independence, okay?
00:38:26Yeah.
00:38:28And politics, okay?
00:38:30Five minutes.
00:38:32Yep.
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00:41:09No, I mean, my hair, it may be growing back, maybe I'll get more and more hair as time
00:41:22goes by because I use like biotherm shampoo, scalp massage, like basically when I shampoo
00:41:31my hair, so maybe it's regrowing back, hopefully, I don't know, but still kind of stylish and
00:41:39fashionable, so fashionably partially bald, sure, it works, because my scalp is kind of
00:41:49like light brown, right, and kind of mixed, striped, mixed with like my black hair, so
00:41:55it kind of looks cool, like zebra, zebra style, partially baldness, sure, okay, anyway, also
00:42:09Elon Musk, yeah, he turned dark, right, like I listened to some NPR program after he took
00:42:19over Twitter because Twitter used to be quite liberal, now what Elon Musk wanted is a conservative
00:42:28social media mainstream, okay, so he took it over and he renamed it as X, now it's like,
00:42:34it's not about speech or freedom, it's more like Elon Musk suppressed liberal people and
00:42:41then give more freedom to conservative people, so that's not freedom of speech at all, it's
00:42:47just like Fox TV, right, Rupert Murdoch took it over because he wanted a mainstream media
00:42:56news outlet that is conservative because otherwise it's all liberal, okay, so yeah, it's understandable,
00:43:03but when Elon Musk took over Twitter and renamed it as X, it was very obvious to his employees,
00:43:11yeah, like dictatorship-like, he's kind of like Trump, very dark, unethical, that's Elon
00:43:17Musk, okay, I'm not a huge fan of that guy at all, but he has good sense of humor, just
00:43:21like Trump, J.D. Bannon, same way, yeah, they're unethical but good sense of humor, all of
00:43:27that, okay, yeah. Now, independents, okay, so-called swing states, let me tell you some, okay, yeah, okay, before that, yeah, red state and blue state, blue state, California,
00:43:46red state, Florida, Florida used to be swing state but not anymore, okay, but states they
00:43:52change over time, okay, yeah, serious, so red state like Florida, they always, or Texas, they always vote for
00:44:05Republicans, okay, blue states like California or New York, they always vote for Democrats,
00:44:15blue states, red states, swing states, yeah, purple states, okay, they're the states where there are a lot of independents, why
00:44:24independents? Sometimes they vote for Democrats, sometimes they vote for Republicans, they don't
00:44:31vote along the party line, they look at the candidates, okay, yeah, and who becomes US
00:44:40president depends on those swing states. In this year 2024, there are seven of them, Wisconsin, Michigan, Georgia, North Carolina, Nevada, Arizona,
00:45:02Pennsylvania, yeah. How about independents, swing voters in California? Well, there are too few of them, okay, so, how about swing voters,
00:45:17independents in Texas or Florida, red states? Again, there are too few of them, okay, so, but those seven swing states, battleground states,
00:45:28there are a lot of swing voters, independents, okay, and they're the only ones who decide who becomes next president, okay, yeah.
00:45:39Okay, Humphrey, Kamala Harris, and Donald Trump, okay, for me, I'm not there because I'm not famous, maybe one day, okay, yeah. So this year,
00:45:49most likely, anything can happen, who knows, but most likely, yeah, Harris and Trump, okay, yeah.
00:45:58So, increasingly more so, yeah, more and more Americans are realizing, yeah, the importance of
00:46:09independents, the swing voters, because they are the only ones who get to decide who becomes next president,
00:46:15and also they are the smartest ones. Yeah, I'm independent, okay.
00:46:25Yeah, because I really cared a while ago, yeah, the future politics, it's not party politics, it's not
00:46:32bipartisan, it's not like a bipolar politics, two-party system. I used to think that's the
00:46:41final destination, well, I changed my view. The future politics is independent politics, okay, yeah,
00:46:49cheers. In the future, more and more people will become independents. Why? Because two-party system
00:47:01does not work, yeah. Now, time check, let's have five minutes, right, and some rest.
00:47:12It's been less than one hour. Look, we did some mathematics, okay,
00:47:15that's good enough, okay. Let's take a break from mathematics, okay.
00:47:20Huh.
00:47:27Because we made great progress, past few days, okay, yeah. All right, bye, thank you.
00:47:49you
00:48:19you
00:48:49you
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00:49:33Okay.
00:49:37Look,
00:49:41let's take a break from politics, okay. Well, uh, let me grab some drinks.
00:49:50Okay.
00:50:02Yeah, let's take a break from politics, talk about something else, let's talk about hairstyle.
00:50:07Yeah, there's Wikipedia article about hairstyles and, uh, like, uh, many different kinds with photos and
00:50:16so my hairstyle, let's call it zebra, zebra hairstyle, because it's like
00:50:24alternation of, like, dark color, light color, okay, sure.
00:50:29And let's talk about braids. When I was in, uh, Cornell University, okay, yeah, computational
00:50:35biology, PhD, yeah, dropped out after two years. Yeah, I made female friends, okay,
00:50:42okay, they were not my girlfriend, female friends, okay.
00:50:47Graduate school, Cornell, okay, yeah, then I used to have long hair, okay, so my female friend made
00:50:53some big braid out of my hair temporarily. That's cool, okay, I like big braids, okay, they look
00:51:00beautiful, no matter what race they are, big braids, okay, and also easy to unbraid it.
00:51:07What I do not like is, like, tight braid, okay, because it's very difficult to unbraid it,
00:51:13and also I don't think it's hygienic, because how do they wash their hair
00:51:19when they have this tight braid, very small, tight braid, okay, I don't think it's hygienic,
00:51:25okay, and you look kind of scary, okay, no matter what their race is, okay, that's my opinion, okay.
00:51:32So, back to politics, okay, okay, non-independent voters, yeah, the partisan voters,
00:51:45yeah, they always obey the Democratic Party or the Republican Party, okay, that's not smart at all,
00:51:52okay, but independent voters, they don't care, they don't have party affiliation,
00:51:59sometimes they agree with Democrats, sometimes they agree with Republicans,
00:52:03that makes perfect sense, that's smarter, okay, that's why it makes sense, perfect sense,
00:52:12who becomes the president in America, yeah, it does not depend on Democrats or Republicans,
00:52:17it depends on independents, the smarter people, smartest Americans, okay, that's a good thing,
00:52:25so it works that way, so long, okay, yeah, cheers,
00:52:33yeah, the Americans are learning, okay, that's good news, evolving, okay, yeah,
00:52:42yeah, for a better direction, okay, yeah, now, time check,
00:52:58it's been less than one hour, okay,
00:53:00okay,
00:53:07I'm kind of debating, should we just go to the same line,
00:53:19well, at least let's do this
00:53:23one hour, yeah, okay, yeah, maybe there are some more things to talk about, sure, yeah,
00:53:33yeah, five minutes, okay, thank you, yeah, okay,
00:53:47there we go,
00:53:52so
00:54:22you
00:54:52know,
00:55:22you
00:55:52know,
00:56:22you
00:56:52know,
00:57:22you
00:57:52know,
00:58:07okay, I think we can put this behind us, okay, yeah,
00:58:16and
00:58:16and let's talk, okay, so
00:58:26I mean, in Instagram live, our friends, very smart future leaders asked me, hey, what would you do,
00:58:36Hongki, if you are president, what would you do regarding the situation between Russia and Ukraine,
00:58:43okay, what I would do, yeah, I think we have to be practical, make some compromises, okay,
00:58:50all our war between, like, Ukraine and Russia with missiles, I think that's the right course of
00:58:59direction, okay, I would suggest Ukraine give up some territory, maybe one-tenth of their territory,
00:59:09move out all the conservative Ukrainians who want to be part of Russia, because there are many of
00:59:16them, okay, move them out to the ten percent of Ukrainian territory, because they don't want to
00:59:23be part of so-called the West, liberal, they're conservative, okay, they want to be part of Russia,
00:59:29yeah, some citizens of Ukrainians, okay, yeah, move them out to this ten percent part Ukrainian
00:59:36territory, and give them to Russia, that would be my recommendation, okay,
00:59:49good, war stops, how about Gaza and Israel, yeah, I would say Hamas need to be disarmed,
00:59:59okay, because they are criminals, terrorists, murderers, okay, and they need to go to jail,
01:00:09because they committed crimes, okay, and Hamas need to be disarmed, period,
01:00:17okay, they're too dangerous,
01:00:23but Israel should give more lands to Gaza,
01:00:26okay, so that would be my suggestion, Gaza is too overpopulated, okay, yeah,
01:00:40West Bank, same way, Israel need to give more land to West Bank,
01:00:45no more settlers, no, stop it, they're like bullies, you know,
01:00:55yeah, two-state solution, yeah, looks like at least not for now, okay, more like American model,
01:01:03where native reserves, okay, yeah, in America, okay,
01:01:15yeah, we'll try that, Israel and Palestine, okay,
01:01:20yeah, yeah, it's experiments, we try this, if it doesn't work, we try something else,
01:01:31until we find the right solution, and look, things evolve, things change, okay, so,
01:01:40like, in America, there are territories, like Voisin Islands, Mariana Islands,
01:01:47Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico, they are American territories, right, yeah, there's some objection
01:01:55to that, but many people like it, because they can come to America, legally, if they want to,
01:02:08okay, if people in Puerto Rico, for example, if they decide to come to America, they can do so
01:02:15legally, they will not be illegal immigrants, okay, so, yeah, that's why many of them like it,
01:02:26okay, if they can stay in Puerto Rico, or they can come to America, legally,
01:02:32because America is a popular country, so many people come to America illegally, right,
01:02:38but if they are American territory people, they can do so legally, I have many friends from Puerto
01:02:47Rico, Samoa, Guam, they're great people, okay, yeah, they decide to come to America,
01:02:53mainland, others, they stay in their native land, okay,
01:03:04so, Israel, Palestine, they will evolve to achieve peace, maybe take a couple of decades,
01:03:13but I'm sure they will achieve peace, okay, I'm optimistic, Ukraine, Russia, yeah, same way,
01:03:19they will achieve peace, okay, yeah, cheers, yeah, I'm optimistic, okay,
01:03:29because I know history, I know science, evolution, okay, yeah,
01:03:33yeah, we get better, over generation after generation, okay, evolution,
01:03:40all right, that's all I have to say, okay, yeah, let's start this, and we'll take five to ten
01:03:45minutes break, and then we will do some live, okay, yeah, thank you, welcome to Human Rights, yeah.