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Many Asian, Australian, European, GCC, and Pacific states are described as American vassals unable to act independently despite the illusion of sovereignty.
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Many Asian, Australian, European, GCC, and Pacific states are described as American vassals unable to act independently despite the illusion of sovereignty.
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"...to project force overseas. Russia, America, maybe some European countries. Australia, Asia, and most European countries are just vassal states. They are not capable..."
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"And you can tell because of their actions, in that you're absolutely right in that, okay, if you're Australia and you don't have any..."
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"...what happens is the world, Europe, Middle East, Africa, India, East Asia, would look at this trading bloc and think to themselves, wow, these..."
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"...byproducts of energy production, including fertilizer, to the world, primarily East Asia and India. In return, they've been getting food back. So most people..."
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"...America is a nation that protects the world. Yet Europe, East Asia takes advantage of American generosity. The Europeans don't pay for their defense...."
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"And in East Asia, South Korea and Japan... need to do a better job of keeping China in check. Okay? That's point two. Point..."
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"...situation where in Europe, NATO fights Russia in Ukraine. In East Asia, China fights South Korea and Japan. In the Middle East, Iran fights..."
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"...the Shire of Malacca over here because that blocks off East Asia. You also want to control the Panama Canal. You also want to..."
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"...good. Okay. I was hoping for an optimistic one. But East Asia breaks out into conflict. Okay. What do you mean by that? Okay...."
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"...peacefully, Japan would be cut off from the entirety of Southeast Asia. And Japan relies on Southeast Asia historically for resources."
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"Why would it be cut off from Southeast Asia? Can't it just go down here through the Philippines?"
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"...europe has been germany historically the most powerful nation in east asia has been japan the united states defeated both in world war ii..."
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