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US VP JD Vances Paris Speech.

In the heart of Paris, JD Vance just delivered one of the most morally clear, pro-American, and courageous speeches you will see fifteen minutes of unfiltered truth, cutting through the noise with the kind of leadership sorely needed in this era of global uncertainty. His topic? America’s role in shaping the future of artificial intelligence (AI). And let me tell you, it was nothing short of fire.

A Stark Contrast to Globalist Hesitation

While many Western leaders fumble around with vague platitudes about “global cooperation” and “AI ethics,” Vance took a different path. He made it abundantly clear that AI is not merely a technological issue it’s a national security imperative, an economic battleground, and a defining test of whether America will lead or cede its dominance to adversaries like China.

Vance rightly pointed out that America has historically been at its best when it embraces technological progress rather than shackling it with overregulation and bureaucratic micromanagement. He warned against the tendency of international bodies and European elites to burden AI development with excessive red tape, ensuring that innovation happens elsewhere most likely in authoritarian regimes with no regard for human rights or democratic values.

America Must Lead, Not Apologize

One of the most striking moments of his speech was his unapologetic defense of American leadership. In a time when too many politicians are content to downplay or even criticise America’s technological dominance, Vance stood firm: The future of AI must be built on American values freedom, ingenuity, and competition not the whims of unelected global bureaucrats.

He called out China’s aggressive push in AI, warning that if the U.S. hesitates, it won’t be European regulators or Silicon Valley activists who fill the void it will be the Chinese Communist Party, wielding AI for mass surveillance, social control, and geopolitical advantage. The message was crystal clear: AI is not just about innovation; it’s about who sets the rules for the 21st century.

A Call to Action

Perhaps the most inspiring part of Vance’s speech was his call to action. He didn’t just identify the problem he laid out a vision. He urged the United States to double down on AI investment, cut through the regulatory fog, and ensure that American tech firms remain the global standard bearers. He made it clear that if the West fails to act decisively, we won’t just lose an economic race we’ll forfeit the very principles that define us as a civilisation.

A Moment of Leadership in a Time of Timidity

In an age where many leaders cower before globalist pressure, JD Vance stood tall. His speech in Paris was not just a policy discussion it was a rallying cry. It was a declaration that America must not only participate in the AI revolution but lead it. Anything less would be a betrayal of the very ideals that have made the United States the beacon of innovation and freedom that it is.

Fifteen minutes of pure truth. Pure fire. This is the kind of leadership we need more of.

America first. AI first. The future depends on it.