1964 western democracy died: Can the west’s six fake mediators in chief turn a corner @ weekend Biarritz
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Its obvious how western democracy broke down with the assassination of jfk; its clear that us politicians started playing hatred games with media rather than servant leadership of communities of people; its a bit less obvious why politicians in germany france italy and Uk also turned againast serving their peoples until you go back to adam smiths advantage of nations- the sustainabilitygoal promises the peoples of the wotrld wanted from the old world's 4 biggest democratic players were so different- the last thing they needed was an extra layer of top down bureaucrats standardising; go back to the promise jfk had become the last leader of - relaunch the western g6 from the rubble of war and as soon as the economies wer working again do the hard work of reconcliating evey way your nation used to colonise other nations people- ironically the uk had the most work to do in asia and africa and the least inside europe; actullay italy depserately needed to ally with uk because it depended on all med sea and south east europe nations developing win-win trades; frrace and germany having achieved goal 1 of the eu to make their iron and colal markets so interdependednt that tehy never war agained had diferent agendas- the frecj cpuld have helped the uk reconcile the futures of african people instead of demanding the comon agricultiral policy ; the germand were always most concerned on how to free eat germany; and here's the problem gemrnany has allied luxemourg belgioum, switezerland in agendas that have zsero to do with sustaining nations facing the med sea- it has maximised refugee croises at europes south eatsren birders; and its even thrown ukraine under the bus because by this time east geramny depended on chpeap russioan energy;
additionally a rotten curency game multiplied as all coure eu nations were forced to adopt the single euro would be designed so that every nation subsidised germany more and more- so the reasons why the eu stopped serving the peoples ar ecominsatiorial and diverese- the reasony why us comgress stopped loving families and youth are pretty simople if hugely inconveneint for politician of any party to start debating; rotten curreny games are always ponzi schemes in whuch youth has to pick up the tab fir every error elders made including the huge subprime error and the error of not watch how polulation bublles were chnaaging - today youth in europe subisdies pensions helath expensive property scams in capuital cities- there is no insitution whose policies so much hate youth that the eu in brussels
before we consuder aneruica nite boris big opportunity- it is one to one conversations with ploiticains who love italy frnac and germany most, then other nations spain portugal and and; each conversatiiob needs to be about- what would be our two countries greatest pot colonial end npoverty project if we worled tigether instead of the eu maximally punishing british people for wanting to be free to linkin hi-trust sme trade across the world- in italy boris needs to talk to whichever politrucal leaders agree with world record job creatirs romanoi prodi and pope francis; in france macron actually needs boris as much as boris needs macron (but off camera please, or why doesnt the queen invite macron to a state visit but boris meet him in private ) one of the things macron and bioris could talk aboiut is how to help everyone whose mother tongue is portugese - ie guterres portugal and brazil - thats likely the only way policy around the amazon or land ownership across the whole of latin american will ever be tirned round - read de soto but i am sure gutrres understands this if you ask hi privately- he is probaly the greatest serviant leader in power in the west today which is also why every conversation eu ploiticans needs to be having is abouyt sdg economic zones around the world not bu8lding hoigher trading walls within fortress europe
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true or false 90% of inventions that improved human lot were invented over decades by small teams - true- scaling is a different question but the core of human development starts with small groups of passionate people confronted by a life critical challenge
it is not democratic for national leaders to side with big corporations - obvious huh
americans are drowning in the same crisis that britain suffered in 1843 - most of congress depends on vested interest money so whatever trust does next they cant impeach him - stidy how japems wilson convinced queen victora that starving the irsh to death because english landowners had passed a law that corn shou;ld never be sold below a set proce even if that meant they burnt excess corn -
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japan must feel uncomfy - the only g7 representative of two thidrs of humans- asians and those who care most about development economics and sustainability goals
it is reported trump has delayed 4 billion dollar usaid cut to save face at weeknd - all part of the world's suoerpower being led by an outlier on human values and an impotent congress who has no legal way to stop the chosen one
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All the best to the peoples who gave the world the values of entrepreneurial revolution .My 8 happiest years of work as a diaspora scot were in Paris of the 1980s in partnership with MIT technologists in Boston so I would be delighted if french miracles happen but forewarned is forearmed [email protected] washington dc whatapp volunteer for NY Broadway's sister supercities in Asia +1 240 316 8157 Inclusion in G7 - engagement groups: (Youth 7), (Women 7), (Civil7); (Labour 7); employers (Business 7); think Tanks (Think tanks 7); (Science 7); countries with big visions:
Nonetheless, Macron's vision of himself will be tested this weekend in Biarritz like never before or again. Remember he was the leader who leapt beyond France's bipolar parties with 2 youthful questions- can we intrapreneurially reform so we are not the most expensive place in the world to appoint full time employees? can we at least in former french colonies empower sdgs. Having seen how Trudeau was slaughtered by trump at canada's G7 for engaging in not dissimilar priorities Macron has tried to introduce diversity with additional guest nations and multilateral institutions. As Einstein would say it would be crazy to think trump will let this happen - the weekend will be about what will france give trump, what will germany give trump what will the EU give trump and so on down the G7 line.
We can guess what will happen. Japan's abe will with extreme politeness indicate Japan has already hosted Trump individually the first to meet the new emperor, and clarified this nations busy diary of worldwide processes: next week its 31st year of listening to Africa TICAD, Japan will help the UN sdg summit where it has relevance insights such as Africa, its promises as part of its Emperor's new era to invite every kind of artistic youth to celebrate olympics and musicforsdgs and society5.0, it has announced the osaka track of how do nations share big data and it has the world leading ai investment partnerships, Japan will continue the G20 relay handover sandwiched between the future of saudi arabia and the history of argentina, japan looks forward to chile hosting at asean a lot of discussions the frail argentina economy could not at its G20, of course if trump wants to share next steps on north korea with abe this is heroically important but otherwise Japan has more than a full plate of commitments to honor 2019-2020.
And now we can start to see the true problem of the Biarritz weekend. Italy may not even have a leaders at the weekend, a post-merkel germany hasnt yet a clear idea of what it aims to do in the decade when human and machine intelligence leaps and probably feels at home with swiss ideas out of geneva and the world economic forum, Boris if he is smart will avoid substance but maximise bonomie through the weekend with the exception of Japan where there are lots of potential win-wins a Queendom could rebuild just as prince charles did at the tokyo olympics of 1964, so Trump is likely to laser in on the french who are after all spending the greatest nation's greatest man's expensive time. This is not the same greatness as JFK who with miniscule technology inspired a generation with the moon race and whose foreign policy was never happier than ich bin ein berliner. Even though Trump's family tree is German, dont expect of Trump any celebration of another places peoples.
Breaking- sad to hear italy appears without a leader 8/20 -italy's always brought a sense for good cheer (franciscan family and cultural development www.premiosciacca.it that france and germany alone cant mediate, thank goodness for japan increasingly the only nation willing to help other nations value what their youth and mothers of the nation need?.......... 5 july education - more talk after france G7 picks from EconomistDiary.com 28-30 Aug Ticad Japan & Africa; late sept UNGA sdg summit; november chile hosts apec
Inequality Urgent tour of Biarritz G7: links 1 2 --- y7 historic d6 World Bank Group (WBG) P, International Monetary Fund (IMF) World Trade Organization (WTO) Director-General Roberto Azevedo, International Labor Organization (ILO) Director-General Guy Ryder, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) Secretary-General Angel Gurria and Financial Stability Board (FSB) Chairman Mark Carney .. dev-b E A1
AIdemocracy.com: is it too much to hope that the west's six g7 leaders could get ahead of the next tech decade- in 2009 they subprimed and depressed the 2010s a decade that needed to empower youth to create what elders never had the tech to imagine -reread pope francis report on eu at strasbourg ; it wasnt china that took western jobs it was the western g7 leaders
Economistrefugee.com in revenge for 9/11 they attacked the then innocent iraq starting a wave of failed states and hugely costly wars. Coming from 5 generations of immigrant diaspora scots, its not my place to ask whether the constitutions of these 6 big nations have any chance of serving what humans need if tech is to exponentially support sustainable communities and youth worldwide
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we started mapping a new world - death of cost of distance as main trading cost: our valuation hypothesis of entrepreneurial revolution then and now Your government cant make you place great if it has missed out on any of the first 100 AI dialogues between 1962- and 1/21/2121.
To be clear we refer to AI (Artificial Intelligence) in the most general sense of how do human use teach to advance the human lot> However because of moore's law (100 times more per decade- thats a trillion times more tech in 2030 than needed to race to the moon in 1969) there was a deadline for when machines had so much most statistical power and so much data existed that if the world's united nations hadn't share AI of sustainability goals for every community by the 2020s the chances of wherever the next child is born being a thriving community maximsiing her chances of a good life would exponentially collapse. Whether the end of the world sustaining 10 billion people starting with millennial generation was because of designing systems out of time with nature or so unequal that lost hope would cause no community to be safe from madmen or for other reasons like science accidentally releasing an unstoppable plague or robots deciding they didnt need humans- it really doesnt matter which end species scenario comes first as they are all ijterconnecetd to not understanding tech.
100 innovation conversations of AI sounds a lot. The fact is there are less than 20 general ai conversations- our first in 1962 what if every svhool child and teacher had a japanese pocket calculatir instead of a slide ruler or abacus; our second what dreams will people everywhere assume are now misison possible if moon landing hapens by 1969, our thord what chnages to every dynamic of society and trade will happen if moores alumni do provide 100 times more silicon chip capacity every decade - but they multiply by different geographical divides that need different priority tech solutions if we are to converge on a world where man's greatest risk is discrepancies in incomes and expectaions of rich and poor nations. See footnote be.low the library of documenyts frac's G& is sharing
futureofbbc.com however i will say that the bbc has absolutely abandoned its charter as owned by the people not to be interfered with by political parties bipolar madness; if it had - there was a terrible lack of smart citizen information before the brexit vote, and indeed before every way british parliament has been caught out be being locked up in old people's historic worries instead of valuing youth's next G opportunities- mediators, educators, doctors and bankers could not have done a less sustainable job out of the emerald isles.
knowing the founding fathers of the EU as we do, they would be very unhappy- they would probably advise boris to go over to dublin and ask if westemonster can move its parliament there
they might also advise price charles to convene a meeting with japan and china- lets present be\lt road as a schools curriculum - which nations need bridging because the british empire separated the; it is not just eurasia that need 21st c trade maps for all- the america from south to north is an appaling mess caused ultimately by a 1915 us law that american ships have to be used to shop anything between american ports- americans division of its state borders in such a way that railways are never invested in is also a main reason why american will lose more and more jobs- these are self inflicted wound caused by a congress that does not mediate the conversations sustainable communities needed it to prioritise
an arctic circle belt riad where usa and russians actially speak to each other will likely be the ultimate arbitrator of climate -its amazing how little our [polit8ucians have stidied geographical maps- would it be that difficult to design an omline quiz for them to take before hosting any foreign affairs committee meetings
I dont really expect anything entrepreneurial to come out of the weekend other than more messes the un will need to resolve before its 75th anniversary by which time stock markets will be extremepy [problematic- if you have a more opyimistic post to include in this article please mail it [email protected]
on a positive note i am confident supercity leaders can innovate with smart youth what national leaders cannot - map how why here
I have dreamed over 40 years of one global university of poverty - where benchmark solutions are open sourced - we dont hundred different professors of how each marlet can end poverty- we need one web to benchmark first- we can make this happened as a tribute to tyhe first 50 years of bangladesh the nation born poorest bjut where heroic village women have mediated what the west's 5 most powerful men and one women couldnt even imagine needing communally to assist -wit special thanks to friends from hong kong who have become the first to help bangladesh's university of sdgs
CRISIS IN DATA
if you have ever asked yourself how did humans get to thee moon with so little tech in 1960s an done so relatively little since- you are asking the right question. There are lots of misunderstandings about data and goals
If like jfk you put a few thousand brains on one action goal pretty much anything is achievable- but recent american presidents have been free to do so- instead they inherit half a million staff pad to quarrel and a congress that could not be designed to less fit for ai analysis of anything - although the eu in brussels is almost equally unfit
conversely tere is a fantatic opportunity if country leaders who have previously not ta;ked to each oether sit down and listen to the sorts of ai apps they want - the wporld's larest nation need drine models and ways of monitoring borders; its a pity taht by failining to apply ai to what we could never have doen before we are missing every chance to connect win-win trades and celebrates diversity at bodrers- natures laws are bottim up and interact dieversity- igtf man designs tech around an opposite globalsiation of top down and extermalising at borders - man will go the way of the dodo
I have studied marketing data for 45 years now- i can tell you that western companies that use tv advertising havent got better at innovating what humans need- they have only got bigger and more and more costly
This is also why western inter companies wityh advertising busienss models certainly werent helping their non digital clients
another misunderstanding is big data isnt always good - deeply structured connected data is what is needed
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Documents from ministerial meetings
Interior Ministers meeting (4 and 5 April 2019, Paris)
Outcome document - Combating the smuggling of migrants and human trafficking networks (05/04/2019)
Outcome document - Combating the use of the internet for terrorist and violent extremist purposes (05/04/2019)
Outcome document - Managing foreign terrorist fighters and their families(05/04/2019)
Outcome document - Fighting environmental crime (05/04/2019)
Foreign Ministers meeting (5 and 6 April 2019, Dinard - Saint-Malo)
G7 Foreign Ministers' statement on the situation in the west of Libya(05/04/2019)
Dinard Declaration on the cyber norm initiative (05/04/2019)
Dinard Declaration on women, peace and security (05/04/2019)
Communiqué - Foreign Ministers meeting (06/04/2019)
Environment Ministers meeting (5 and 6 May 2019, Metz)
Press pack (05/05/2019)
Communiqué - G7 Environment Ministers meeting (06/05/2019)
Metz Charter on Biodiversity (06/05/2019)
Declaration on “International Leaders for Biodiversity” Initiative (06/05/2019)
Declaration on halting deforestation including through sustainable supply chains for agricultural commodities (06/05/2019)
Declaration of intention of support for G.R.E.A.T. (06/05/2019)
Concrete initiatives - Outcome document (06/05/2019)
WWF France and AXA recommendations for the members of the G7 Environment meeting (06/05/2019)
Gender Equality Ministers meeting (9 and 10 May, Paris)
Press pack (07/05/2019)
Press release (10/05/2019)
G7 Ministers Declaration on Gender Equality (10/05/2019)
Digital Ministers meeting (15 May 2019, Paris)
Press pack (15/05/2019)
Health Ministers meeting (16 and 17 May 2019, Paris)
Press release (16/05/2019)
G7 Health Ministers' Declaration (17/05/2019)
Labour Ministers meeting - G7 Social (6 and 7 June, Paris)
Press kit (04/06/2019)
G7 Social Communiqué (07/06/2019)
G7 Social Tripartite Declaration (07/06/2019)
G7 Responses to Tackle the Digital Skills Gap (07/06/2019)
Education and Development Ministers meeting (4 and 5 July 2019, Paris)
Joint Paris G7-G5 Sahel Communiqué (04/07/2019)
G7 Financing for Sustainable Development Declaration (04/07/2019)
G7 Takling Fragilities and Preventing Crises in Developing Countries Declaration (04/07/2019)
“Gender at the Center" Initiative (05/07/2019)
G7 Commitment Charter on Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) cooperation with developing countries (05/07/2019)
G7 Framework on decent job creation for rural youth in the Sahel(05/07/2019
G7 Ministerial Communiqué (05/07/2019)
G7 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Meeting (17 and 18 July 2019, Chantilly)
Press pack - Working for a fairer capitalism (17/07/2019)
Agenda (17/07/2019)
Documents from working groups
Food security working group
G7 Framework on decent job creation for rural youth in the Sahel
Nuclear Safety and Security Working Group (NSSG)
NSSG Key messages on nuclear safety and security to the G7 Leaders
Non-Proliferation Directors’ Group
G7 Statement on Non-Proliferation and Disarmament
G7 Gender Equality Advisory Council
Recommendations for advancing Gender Equality and the empowerment of girls and women (20/08/2019)
N.B.Report prepared independently by the G7 Gender Equality Advisory Council. This report is not a government document of endorsed recommendations.
Call to action (20/08/2019)
The city of Biarritz
Speeches
Seventy-third United Nations General Assembly - Speech by President of the Republic Emmanuel Macron (New York, 25/09/2018)
Speech delivered by M. Jean-Yves Le Drian, Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs, to the diplomatic community (Biarritz, 18/12/2018)
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Geographically our task from 1962 was to start mapping a world where every next gorl or born had a good chance at life because every communi9tgy coulod thrive. That needed hugely diverse development priorities. Back in the 1960s the truth is that while some people had the etch to race to the mo0o0n the majority of all people did not have access to electricity grids. Media in the 6 western g8 nations america canada uk frabce gerany italy probaly did not tell you such fugures as:
two thirds of our5 specie are asian
beceuase of the way mercantile empired developed mainly these western nations trapped most peoples on continetal asia in poverty. Trade was designed for what the irch natiosnd wanted- almost zero infrastructiure was built across thye whole south asian contient. Qite frankly this was mainly the british falult. IT got worse by 1860 Briatin was demanding china accept opium as a curecy to trade for chian's mosuch wanted spices and silks and pottery. Chinese mainland (over fift of hunabity) prefreed to close itselfr to world trade for 110 years than to become opium addicts.
when you look at ai conversation at the very elast it is best to integarte 4 viewpoints which we call NEWS - where the west coast of usa accelerated around moo0res silicn valleys, north linked into boston when moon landing coding was done, where microcomputers were fisrt scaled, where bill gates had the idea for being the person to cone the world of persoanl computer networking even if he mopved the epicentre of that multiplier to seattle. Boston has always been linked to engineering coding. The far east japan has always raced on with pure engineering advances- you neede to speak engliksh to develop global software languages so japan was already staring its first 10 yera ai plan in 1981, and it was a japanese client whose order for chips was so l'arge that godrodn mo0res iytel developed thye programable chip in the mid 1960s so as not to be over=depemdednt on one customer. As we say the south's view of this was how will huiman help us leapfrog with technolgy - for example in 1996 bangaldesh most vilage women saw a mobile phone at vthe same time that they first saw any electricity (solar) or any phone. I(t happens humans in greatest need innovate thye most extraordinary things e can all benefit from unjderstanding if a parienht tech parter lets them. If you want to go to and sdg univestiry of how to use all the etch you start in eg bangladesh not any of the richest wetsren universities