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  More of my philosophy about president Putin.. Amine Moulay Ramdane <aminer68@gmail.com> - 2022-03-10 15:00 -0800
    Re: More of my philosophy about president Putin.. Кристьян Робам <he1983912@gmail.com> - 2022-06-07 23:42 -0700

#14693 — More of my philosophy about president Putin..

Hello,



More of my philosophy about president Putin..

I am a white arab from Morocco, and i think i am smart since i have also
invented many scalable algorithms and algorithms.. 


I have just looked at all the following video 
of the speech of president Putin about Ukraine
and about NATO etc.:

Discours de Poutine en entier non censuré et non coupé. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWe8YcjFxpY


And i think i am smart, and i have understood president 
Putin, so i think that president Putin is a Russian nationalist 
that is interpreting NATO(The North Atlantic Treaty Organization) as 
a tool that wants to hurt Russia and attack Russia, but i think that it is not truth, since NATO just wants to protect the freedom of Ukraine and not to attack Russia and this freedom of Ukraine is interpreted by NATO as being like the values of western countries that are:

1- Western human rights
2- Democracy
3- Freedom of expression
4- Freedom of worship
5- Secular government

Also president Putin wants to protect the Russians that lives 
in Ukraine since he says that those Russians were attacked 
by the government of Ukraine and by extremist groups in Ukraine, 
also president Putin says that he doesn't want the be the decadent morality of USA in Russia, and he is then refusing this kind of morality of Liberalism, so he is like both a kind of conservatism and nationalism.

And here is more of my philosophy of what is the Western values and more..

I will invite you to look at the following video about what
is the Western values:

"Western Values" Explained

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DUT4aCkeRA


I think i am smart, and i will answer the question of
what is the Western values:

I think that Western values are:

1- Western human rights
2- Democracy
3- Freedom of expression
4- Freedom of worship
5- Secular government

But i think i am smart and i will say that human rights and freedom of expression or speech are not "definitive" rights, since they can change, since as i have just said, that Western countries have wanted to avoid the radical form, where we have to re-engineer the human condition by the centralized planning and large-scale social engineering as in old communist China or USSR(United Socialist Soviet Republic), since i think this way of doing has not worked so efficiently, so i think that western countries have given to there people human rights and freedom of expression or speech as Liberty, but i think they are not definitive rights, since i think that Western countries are proceeding by rational reforms into society and then to undertake evidence-based assessments, so then they are also monitoring those western rights to see if they are working correctly or not, so if they are not working correctly , so they can change them. And here is what i have just said about Freedom of Speech:

More of my philosophy about Freedom of Speech and about Turkey and more..

I have just looked at the following video, and i invite you to look at it:

Erdogan: 'We shouldn't confuse criticism with i...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-0TlT4hnCg


I will ask a philosophical question of:

Do we have to have a full freedom of speech ?

So as you are noticing in the above video that the american jounalist
is saying to president Erdogan of Turkey that he has to respect freedom of speech in his country since it is the requirement for Turkey to be accepted as a member of European Union, so i think that this journalist is not thinking correctly, since  Freedom of speech has also to be contextualized, since Freedom of speech in Turkey is much more difficult since you have to know that Turkey is living in an unstable region where there is many wars and too much violence, so then being Freedom of speech in Turkey can for example engender violence inside Turkey,
this is why we have to contextualize and be objective, and look for example at USA, you have just noticed that in USA Freedom of speech of Donald Trump have caused too much violence against the USA congress, so this is why i think that we have to analyse it like i am analysing it and say that we can not always have Freedom of speech, this is why i think that there can be constraints in reality that make us be not Freedom of speech, so it depends on the context, so then i think that the requirements of European Union that asks Turkey to be Freedom of speech so that to be accepted as a member of European Union is not a realistic and objective way of doing.




Thank you,
Amine Moulay Ramdane.

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#15251

Vladimir Putin is a very exemplary leader.

To tell the truth, I want to go to visit Russia this summer or a little bit later. I have been in the Russia only 1 or 2 times.



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Amine Moulay Ramdane kirjutas Reede, 11. märts 2022 kl 01:00:13 UTC+2:
> Hello, 
> 
> 
> 
> More of my philosophy about president Putin.. 
> 
> I am a white arab from Morocco, and i think i am smart since i have also 
> invented many scalable algorithms and algorithms.. 
> 
> 
> I have just looked at all the following video 
> of the speech of president Putin about Ukraine 
> and about NATO etc.: 
> 
> Discours de Poutine en entier non censuré et non coupé. 
> 
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWe8YcjFxpY 
> 
> 
> And i think i am smart, and i have understood president 
> Putin, so i think that president Putin is a Russian nationalist 
> that is interpreting NATO(The North Atlantic Treaty Organization) as 
> a tool that wants to hurt Russia and attack Russia, but i think that it is not truth, since NATO just wants to protect the freedom of Ukraine and not to attack Russia and this freedom of Ukraine is interpreted by NATO as being like the values of western countries that are: 
> 
> 1- Western human rights 
> 2- Democracy 
> 3- Freedom of expression 
> 4- Freedom of worship 
> 5- Secular government 
> 
> Also president Putin wants to protect the Russians that lives 
> in Ukraine since he says that those Russians were attacked 
> by the government of Ukraine and by extremist groups in Ukraine, 
> also president Putin says that he doesn't want the be the decadent morality of USA in Russia, and he is then refusing this kind of morality of Liberalism, so he is like both a kind of conservatism and nationalism. 
> 
> And here is more of my philosophy of what is the Western values and more.. 
> 
> I will invite you to look at the following video about what 
> is the Western values: 
> 
> "Western Values" Explained 
> 
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DUT4aCkeRA 
> 
> 
> I think i am smart, and i will answer the question of 
> what is the Western values: 
> 
> I think that Western values are: 
> 
> 1- Western human rights 
> 2- Democracy 
> 3- Freedom of expression 
> 4- Freedom of worship 
> 5- Secular government 
> 
> But i think i am smart and i will say that human rights and freedom of expression or speech are not "definitive" rights, since they can change, since as i have just said, that Western countries have wanted to avoid the radical form, where we have to re-engineer the human condition by the centralized planning and large-scale social engineering as in old communist China or USSR(United Socialist Soviet Republic), since i think this way of doing has not worked so efficiently, so i think that western countries have given to there people human rights and freedom of expression or speech as Liberty, but i think they are not definitive rights, since i think that Western countries are proceeding by rational reforms into society and then to undertake evidence-based assessments, so then they are also monitoring those western rights to see if they are working correctly or not, so if they are not working correctly , so they can change them. And here is what i have just said about Freedom of Speech: 
> 
> More of my philosophy about Freedom of Speech and about Turkey and more.. 
> 
> I have just looked at the following video, and i invite you to look at it: 
> 
> Erdogan: 'We shouldn't confuse criticism with i... 
> 
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-0TlT4hnCg 
> 
> 
> I will ask a philosophical question of: 
> 
> Do we have to have a full freedom of speech ? 
> 
> So as you are noticing in the above video that the american jounalist 
> is saying to president Erdogan of Turkey that he has to respect freedom of speech in his country since it is the requirement for Turkey to be accepted as a member of European Union, so i think that this journalist is not thinking correctly, since Freedom of speech has also to be contextualized, since Freedom of speech in Turkey is much more difficult since you have to know that Turkey is living in an unstable region where there is many wars and too much violence, so then being Freedom of speech in Turkey can for example engender violence inside Turkey, 
> this is why we have to contextualize and be objective, and look for example at USA, you have just noticed that in USA Freedom of speech of Donald Trump have caused too much violence against the USA congress, so this is why i think that we have to analyse it like i am analysing it and say that we can not always have Freedom of speech, this is why i think that there can be constraints in reality that make us be not Freedom of speech, so it depends on the context, so then i think that the requirements of European Union that asks Turkey to be Freedom of speech so that to be accepted as a member of European Union is not a realistic and objective way of doing. 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Thank you, 
> Amine Moulay Ramdane.

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