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Beau says:
Beau urges Congress to learn from Sweden's peace approach, criticizes ignorance on Ukraine, and warns of interconnected security threats.
U.S. Congress members
The full transcript provides detailed insights on the importance of international relations and preparedness for conflict.
Well, howdy there, internet people, let's vote again.
So today, we are going to talk about the U.S. Congress
and what the U.S. Congress can learn from Sweden.
And it's a lesson that I hope they learn pretty quickly
because there's not a lot of time left to learn it.
Right now, up on Capitol Hill,
you have a whole bunch of people up there
who are using the talking point
of, I just don't know why we should spend money to help Ukraine.
I don't understand why it's important to the United States.
It's not our war, it's not like we'd be drug into it, not our problem.
I'd like to read something from the civil defense minister from Sweden.
a nation for whom peace has been a pleasant companion for almost 210 years.
The idea that it is an immovable constant is conveniently close at hand.
But taking comfort in this conclusion has become more dangerous than it has been for
a very long time.
Many have said it before me, but let me do so in an official capacity, more plainly,
and with naked clarity.
could be war in Sweden. 210 years. As an American, I don't even know how to process
that. The United States has a major conflict about every generation. 210
years. A country that has been at peace for 210 years, a country known for its
neutrality is concerned about conflict. But people up on Capitol Hill who get
briefings about it, well they just don't understand. They don't get it. The reality
is that if Putin is successful in sending a bunch of young men to be lost
to achieve an old man's dream of legacy and he's successful in Ukraine, he will
look elsewhere. European security and US national security are tied. European
Security is tied to Ukraine.
If you hear somebody up on Capitol Hill after all of the briefings say, I don't understand
why it's important to the United States, they don't belong up there.
They have no business being up on Capitol Hill anymore.
This is regardless of party.
This is something that is incredibly simple.
It's one of those things about listening to experts.
After all of the briefings, if they still don't get it, they believe that they have
a better grasp on things than the experts.
They are a walking Dunning Kruger example.
They don't belong up on Capitol Hill.
It is worth noting that this statement from the Civil Defense Minister up there, it's
not predicting conflict tomorrow.
And I want to say that because I know once this message gets out, all of the doomsday
channels on YouTube are going to be pushing it out there like this is a sign of World
War III tomorrow.
That's not what it is.
This is designed to prepare the populace for something that might come.
It isn't going to happen tomorrow, but if Russia is successful in Ukraine, it might
happen the next day.
Anyway, it's just a thought, y'all have a good day.
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