Well, howdy there internet people, let's go again. So today we're going to talk about foreign

policy and cell phones and how a cell phone equivalent is going to change foreign policy and why I do my

foreign policy videos the way I do. And we're going to do this because I got a message directly asking a question

and it's a good question.

The first sentence of it, we're going to skip and we're going to come back to.

We'll do that at the end.

But my question is why you separate videos talking about what is happening

from videos talking about how it could be better. Shouldn't they be done together? You could

say this is bad, we could do this instead.

It might make people want a different form policy.

I get what you're saying here the idea of presenting them together, right?

The reality is most people don't realize there's a problem yet.

Most people do not understand American foreign policy to the point where

they could realize that that suggestion of how it could be better, that that's

not even on the table. And if you put them together, it makes it seem like that was an option that the powers that be considered

and for whatever reason rejected. Not that it just wasn't one that was

even considered.

I think it is important for people to understand

the cold hard reality of foreign policy and how it works. I think they need to hear. Don't bring

silly notions like justice or morality into this because that doesn't have anything to do

what we're talking about. It's about power. You've heard me say stuff like that

over and over again in almost every one of those videos that's about how it is.

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