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Human Rights (2019)

Duration: 12:47

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In the backdrop of the real game: the woke culture debates are all small fries. Taiwanese pilots lost their lives in CIA backed U2 spy plane missions. Up to a total of five U2 flights were lost in action. Possibly a lot more were lost in action. If you have taken courses on International Relations: you’ll find a game and a world that is not woke but based on hard power: this U2 spy plane here is an shining example. These are casualties of the game but the game continues. If good and evil exists: it is entirely irrelevant to the nature of the game. The DPRK on the regional security game they have played. They played their card and hands very well. Some people want to discuss the morality of human rights in North Korea: that's just not our area of focus. It is possible to envision that Kim Jong Un, it's paramount leader, may become far more focused on trade most like with the People's Republic of China. Human rights become weaponized by governments and have been used in a political manner with irrefutable evidence, including that of the U.S. and other countries alike when it suits their national interest. There is a big chess game and there are players in the game. Yeonmi Park has an interesting story: she was allegedly mugged in America and called a racist, and has now spoken out on the so called woke issues. Our focus is not on these internal issues but the bigger game of North Korea, China, United States, Japan and the Balance of Power. The image in the first slide is one of the many U-2 spy planes from Taiwan. The CIA supported spy plane incursions did not go well operationally for Taiwan and many pilots were lost. Chiang Kai Shek's Taiwan regime imagined itself a government in exile waiting to leap at the first opportunity to plant and hoist their "Republic of China" Flag in Nanjing and declare: "We Are Back". The Chiang Regime was nurtured by the CIA has an alternative government in exile: that really did not work out well. We double down: if Yeonmi Park wants examples of how "Human Rights" are weaponzied by governments (not by sincere people like yourself), we can provide empirical examples based on facts, information, history, real incidents. Whether you were born in the DPRK, or the US, welcome to the same ugly world dominated by big time gamers and players. Yeonmi is a genuine activist for human rights: governments are not. It is the Kings and Queens who hold game power.

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