回答: 中美谈判谈什么？ 由 蓝翅蝴蝶 于 2020-01-14 22:55

freedom. 6park.com
And so when you see people marching at Qasem Soleimani’s funeral, it is unlikely to be the case that a gentleman who had killed so many of their brothers and sisters would be someone that they would admire and love.  And so you have to reconcile, well, why are they there? 6park.com
The answer is you’re sitting in an authoritarian space and the resources of the state are dedicated to putting people in the streets.  In the moments that followed, in the days that have followed, you’ve watched – you’ve watched the Iranian people take to the streets with a very different message, and they have done so at enormous personal risk.  And some of them, if history is any indicator, will be imprisoned in Evin prison in Iran. 6park.com
But nonetheless, that desire for freedom, that seeking – of knowing that the regime is fundamentally treating the Iranian people unfairly, I think most Iranian people know that.  I think you’ll see the same thing in the days ahead inside of Iraq.  The media narrative was, boy, the Americans took an action and this will drive the Iraqi people to be anti-American.  I fundamentally think the media has got that wrong.  I think they have misunderstood people all across the world, whether they are Iraqi or Iranian or people in other places all across the globe. 6park.com
I think they understand when their government is treating them improperly and treating them unfairly, they can’t always find a path forward; but over time – and frankly, with the encouragement of European countries and Asian countries, and as you’ve seen the President tweeting these past couple of days with the support of the United States of America saying that we will be with you, we’ll do the things that will help you, we can create better outcomes for those people as well. 6park.com
It’s central to what we do.  It’s not about nation building.  It’s about reminding the world about the greatness of our founders, of our Constitution, and what it means for every human being to have dignity by – just by the nature of their humanness.  And if we do that, and if we’re candid and we speak about that openly wherever we find it, we’ll create more people who have these same opportunities that we have.  (Applause.) 6park.com
MR GUARDINO:  Our next Commonwealth Club question is about Russian interference — 6park.com
SECRETARY POMPEO:  I’m against it.  (Laughter.) 6park.com
MR GUARDINO:  — in our U.S. democratic process.  “What will the administration continue to do to address such concern and minimize the risk of future interference?” 6park.com
SECRETARY POMPEO:  Yeah.  So we’ve done a great deal.  The Russians sought to have an impact on the election in 2016.  We worked hard on this during our time in service.  That was obviously during the previous administration.  We were pretty successful in 2018.  People forget that we’ve had one election, national election, subsequent to that already.  We now have one that’s 10 months off. 6park.com
You should know, and the American people should know, that President Trump has directed every agency with some connection to that to do all necessary to protect the integrity and the fairness of our elections. 6park.com
And then I’d add – and this is important; it gets to the question about cyber you asked earlier – there’s been an awful lot of focus on Russian interference in our election.  Woe be it to the leaders who just simply think that it’s Russia that’s trying to have an impact on our elections.  There are many actors who are actively involved trying to figure out how they can impact America’s elections, how they can exert influence, how they can mess with our system.  And you all know this. 6park.com
If our system lacks integrity and if the American people don’t have confidence that our leaders are duly elected, that presents an enormous risk to the American experiment.  President Trump is committed to making sure that we do everything we can to never put America in that situation. 6park.com
MR GUARDINO:  We have reached the point in our program where there is only time for one last question.  I’ll make it a Part A and a Part B.  (Laughter.) 6park.com
Part A:  Secretary Pompeo, what has surprised you the most about your time of service for our country in Washington, D.C.?  And who besides Keith Krach are you going to steal from Silicon Valley?  (Laughter.) 6park.com
SECRETARY POMPEO:  Well, Keith has actually helped me steal a handful more, and we’re not done yet.  (Laughter.)  There’s so much talent here, and I want to thank all the folks who gave up productive, profitable, important careers to come be part of what we’re doing at the State Department, where you can also be productive and do good work and do important things. 6park.com
I urge everyone who gets the chance for a time in service to take part of their life to go do that, wherever that may be.  It can be in your church.  It can be inside the United States Government.  There are lots of opportunities.  But the chance to serve for me has proven something that’s been incredibly rewarding, and I hope every day I make America just a little bit better off. 6park.com
As for your first question, what’s been most surprising, two things – one not good and the other, I think, will give us all comfort.  The one that’s not good is, I must say, as I travel the world, the absolute level of corruption around the world in so many countries.  We take for granted that in America it’s just not like that – you do a deal, we have a court system, we have the rule of law; it works.  In so many places, that simply doesn’t exist.  You have corruption at levels that are difficult to even see one’s way through.  It’s why some of these countries – very difficult for you all to invest in them because there’s no way that you can ensure that you will have the opportunity to invest in a clean fashion, in a way that’s consistent with both U.S. law and good governance side of your companies. 6park.com
We spend a lot of time at the State Department trying to figure out how to take that level of corruption down, to reduce it.  We have leaders all the time say, “Mike, we want more American investment in our country.”  And the first thing I say to them each time is, “How’s your court system?  How’s your enforcement system for property rights?  Do your universities begin to match the task?  Can you create the human conditions for the growth of human capital?”  And if you have corruption, that almost never exists. 6park.com
And so I’ve been surprised at that.  I perhaps should have known it, but I’ve seen it so clearly in my time both as CIA director and now as the Secretary of State. 6park.com
The other thing that I shouldn’t have been surprised but I have been surprised by in my three years is the enormous decency that I find throughout America.  There are a lot of people who don’t think Mike Pompeo is very whippy from a policy perspective; but as Susan and I go around and so many people come up to us and just say, “Hey, thanks for your service.  I don’t think a lick for the way you’re thinking about the world, but I appreciate what you’re doing trying to make a better place and appreciate that.”  We’ve seen that as we’ve traveled around the world.  Americans will come up to us, and it always reminds me and it heartens me, because it gives me the courage to try my best every day to deliver and to know that there is a group of people out there who are going to be supportive of the things we do, not on a partisan basis but as a nation. 6park.com
MR GUARDINO:  Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, thank you for your servant leadership.  Thank you for your service to our country.  We also want to thank our audiences here and on radio, television, and the internet.  I’m Carl Guardino, CEO of the Silicon Valley Leadership Group, and now this joint program of the Commonwealth Club and the Silicon Valley Leadership Group is adjourned.  (Applause.) 6park.com
SECRETARY POMPEO:  Thank you, Carl.  I’m taking my 9ers cap. 6park.com
MR GUARDINO:  God bless you, sir. 6park.com
SECRETARY POMPEO:  Thank you very much. 6park.com
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