Cleo Pascal

That's the message that they sent future generations about how important this area is.

And the Americans that are out here on the front line with Asia, because if you remember, CNMI shares a maritime boundary with Japan.

The U.S.

shares a maritime boundary with Japan.

And that part of the U.S.

still lets Chinese in without a visa.

You know, that's what's going on here on the front line, America's Asian front line.

So if you want to follow more about what's going on here as I travel through the region on terrible United Airlines flights, it's my name on X.

Just my name, Cleo Pascal, and come along for the ride and come visit your fellow Americans, please.

They want to see you there out here.

And yeah.

Yep.

Thank you, sir.

So I think that the message is finally getting through because one of the keynote speakers was the president of Palau, which is one of the three U.S.

freely associated states who is here to talk about

what's been going on in the Central Pacific.

And he's from a country that recognizes Taiwan.

So he's been on the front line of the Chinese political warfare operations.

And I think they're starting to understand we need to secure the center of the Pacific, not just through kinetic, but through political warfare.

And some of the solutions are being discussed here.