【剑桥辩论】北约已不再适应当今世界?[A2]
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| 0:03 | Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the Cambridge Union for our fourth and | 晚上好,女士们,先生们 欢迎来到剑桥联盟 我们的第四和 |
| 0:11 | final debate before our quiet period. | 在我们平静时期之前的最后辩论。 |
| 0:14 | Thank you so much for showing up in the midst of | 非常感谢你出现在我身边 |
| 0:17 | exam pressures, I'm sure. | 考试压力,我敢肯定。 |
| 0:19 | Before we get into the debate this evening, I'm going to run | 在今晚辩论之前,我要跑 |
| 0:21 | for a quick round of announcements as well as our house rules and the format this evening. | 以及我们家的规则和形式 |
| 0:27 | So our first house rule, and pretty much the only one, is please no photography or filming | 所以,我们的第一个房子规则, 几乎是唯一的, 是请不要摄影或拍摄 |
| 0:33 | during the debate. | 辩论期间。 |
| 0:33 | We have a professional team who are completely on that, please let | 我们有一个专业团队 完全在其中,请让我们 |
| 0:37 | them get on with their jobs. | 他们继续工作 |
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| 1 | Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the Cambridge Union for our fourth and | 晚上好,女士们,先生们 欢迎来到剑桥联盟 我们的第四和 |
| 2 | final debate before our quiet period. | 在我们平静时期之前的最后辩论。 |
| 3 | Thank you so much for showing up in the midst of | 非常感谢你出现在我身边 |
| 4 | exam pressures, I'm sure. | 考试压力,我敢肯定。 |
| 5 | Before we get into the debate this evening, I'm going to run | 在今晚辩论之前,我要跑 |
| 6 | for a quick round of announcements as well as our house rules and the format this evening. | 以及我们家的规则和形式 |
| 7 | So our first house rule, and pretty much the only one, is please no photography or filming | 所以,我们的第一个房子规则, 几乎是唯一的, 是请不要摄影或拍摄 |
| 8 | during the debate. | 辩论期间。 |
| 9 | We have a professional team who are completely on that, please let | 我们有一个专业团队 完全在其中,请让我们 |
| 10 | them get on with their jobs. | 他们继续工作 |
| 11 | In terms of announcements, this is our final event before quiet period, | 在公告方面 这是我们在安静时期前的最后一件事 |
| 12 | but after we leave quiet period, we have two speaker events, firstly with James Natchdway | 但是,在我们离开安静的时期后, 我们有两个演讲者活动, 首先与詹姆斯·纳奇德韦 |
| 13 | and secondly with Lord Neuberger, and we will be having our final debate of this term, our | 接下来是Neuberger勋爵, 我们将进行这个任期的最后辩论。 |
| 14 | presidential debate on the motion this house believes Margaret Thatcher liberated the proletariat | 总统关于动议的辩论 本院认为玛格丽特·撒切尔解放了无产阶级 |
| 15 | on the 18th of June. | 6月18号 |
| 16 | Now, the way this is going to work this evening is we will start | 现在,我们今晚的工作方式就是开始 |
| 17 | with a ten minute proposition speech from our first paper speaker, we'll then move to | 用我们第一位纸质演说家的10分钟提议发言,我们然后转到 |
| 18 | a ten minute opposition speech, we'll take a round of floor speeches, these are sort | 10分钟的反对演说,我们来做一圈的演讲, 这些是排序的 |
| 19 | of two to three minute speeches made by members in proposition, opposition and abstention | 成员以提议、反对和弃权方式所作的发言 |
| 20 | of the motion, we'll move back to a second round of paper speakers before another round | 接下来是第二轮纸质演讲人 |
| 21 | of floor speeches, and then we will close the night with our third and final round of | 然后我们结束今晚的第三轮也是最后一轮 |
| 22 | paper speakers. | 讲纸机。 |
| 23 | Now, as a member, it's your right to raise points of information during | 现在,作为一个成员,这是你的权利 提出点信息,期间 |
| 24 | speeches, but I ask that these are kept short, sort of ten to fifteen seconds, they are not | 演讲,但我要求这些 保持短, 大约10到15秒,它们不是 |
| 25 | an opportunity to make a speech, if you want to do that, please use the floor speeches, | 如果你愿意的话,请使用发言, |
| 26 | and they need to be framed as a question or a challenge to what the speaker is saying. | 并且需要把它们当作一个问题或对发言者所说的话提出质疑。 |
| 27 | Our floor speech prize tonight is a £50 voucher at Cambridge's finest dining establishment, | 我们今晚的演讲奖 是剑桥最好的餐厅50英镑的优惠券 |
| 28 | The Orator, so if you are looking to win that, do make sure to raise your hand in that section | 所以,如果你想要赢得这个奖项, 一定要举起手来 |
| 29 | of the evening. | 晚间。 |
| 30 | So, without further ado, the motion before the house this evening is this | 所以,不用再多说,今晚在房子前的动议就是这个 |
| 31 | house believes NATO is unfit for the world today, and opening the case in proposition | 豪斯认为北约不适合当今世界, |
| 32 | of the motion is Dr Anthony Stokes, LVO OBE. | 这是安东尼・斯托克斯博士,LVO OBE。 |
| 33 | Anthony is a former British ambassador with | 安东尼是前英国大使 |
| 34 | roles including British ambassador in Hanoi and Havana, and ambassador for climate change. | 包括英国驻河内和哈瓦那大使和气候变化大使。 |
| 35 | He writes and speaks on diplomacy and practice and the growing intersection of technology | 他写和讲了外交和实践 以及技术的日益交汇 |
| 36 | and international relations. | 国际关系。 |
| 37 | Anthony, you have the ears of the house. | 安东尼,你有房子的耳朵。 |
| 38 | Thank you so much Mr President, thank you for your invitation, and thank you for your | 非常感谢主席先生,谢谢你的邀请,并感谢您的邀请。 |
| 39 | 在LinkedIn上公布民调, | |
| 40 | Your | 你们 |
| 41 | debates are more important than ever at a time of social media polarisation. | 在社交媒体两极分化之际,辩论比以往任何时候都更加重要。 |
| 42 | Thank you | 谢谢 |
| 43 | for everything that you do. | 为你所做的一切 |
| 44 | 25 years ago, I'm standing on a hill 23 miles north of | 25年前,我站在北边23英里的山上 |
| 45 | Seoul. | 首尔. |
| 46 | I'm with a group of British Korean war veterans then in their 70s. | 我和一群70多岁的英国朝鲜退伍军人在一起 |
| 47 | They're telling | 他们告诉我 |
| 48 | me the story of the first battalion of the Gloucester regiment who held that hill against | 格洛斯特军团第一营的故事 |
| 49 | a Chinese advance, isolated, heavily outnumbered, and they told me how it felt to be looking | 一个中国进步,孤立, 人数大大超过, 他们告诉我它是什么感觉 |
| 50 | out across the Imjin valley towards North Korea to see a huge mass of soldiers, fixed | 穿过伊姆金河谷 朝朝鲜飞去 看到大批士兵 |
| 51 | bayonets, stick grenades in hand, advancing up the slope. | 刺刀 手持手持手榴弹 向山坡推进 |
| 52 | They told me of their brigade | 他们告诉我他们的旅 |
| 53 | commander on the radio to his American superior officer back at base saying, things are a | 指挥员在无线电中呼叫基地的美国高级军官说, |
| 54 | bit sticky sir. | 有点粘 |
| 55 | The Americans heard were holding on. | 美国人听说他们坚持住 |
| 56 | The Gloucesters meant we're being overrun. | Gloucester一家意味着我们被征服了 |
| 57 | No reinforcements came, no support for withdrawal, and although the Gloucesters slowed the Chinese | 虽然格洛斯特人让中国人减慢了速度 |
| 58 | advance, and some say they saved Seoul, of 600 men only 40 returned. | 有人说他们救回了汉城 只有40人回来了 |
| 59 | The rest of the | 其余部分 |
| 60 | troops were captured or killed. | 部队被俘或杀害。 |
| 61 | The Korean war was a wake-up call. | 朝鲜战争惊醒. |
| 62 | NATO immediately saw | 北约立即看到 |
| 63 | that the charter, although vital, was not enough. | 宪章虽然重要,但还不够。 |
| 64 | Only then did NATO build the military | 只有那时北约才建立军队 |
| 65 | structures, the architecture, to make Article 5 credible in the real world. | 使第5条在现实世界中可信。 |
| 66 | And it was credible | 这是可信的 |
| 67 | in 2008, I was posted to Riga in Latvia, and I saw how the Baltic states, who'd lived under | 2008年,我被派往拉脱维亚的里加, 我看到了波罗的海国家是如何生活 |
| 68 | Soviet occupation for almost 50 years, looked to NATO as their guarantee of survival. | 苏联占领了近50年,视北约为他们生存的保障. |
| 69 | But | 不过 |
| 70 | in that same year, 2008, NATO made a declaration without architecture. | 同年,2008年,北约发表了一项没有架构的声明。 |
| 71 | Ukraine will become | 乌克兰将成为 |
| 72 | a member. | a 成员。 |
| 73 | Declaration without architecture has consequences. | 没有架构的宣言会产生后果。 |
| 74 | That is the lesson of history. | 这是历史的教训。 |
| 75 | Now look at today. | 现在看看今天。 |
| 76 | Look at what NATO says it's defending us, look at what NATO says | 看看北约说它要保护我们 看看北约说些什么 |
| 77 | it's defending today. | 它今天在辩护 |
| 78 | It's in Article 6, Article 6, NATO defends the forces, vessels, or aircraft | 第6条,北约保卫部队、船只或飞机 |
| 79 | of any of the parties in or over certain territories in Europe or in North America from armed attack. | 在欧洲或北美某些领土上或上空的任何一方受到武装攻击。 |
| 80 | Power grids, financial systems, satellite communications, they don't fit so cleanly. | 电网,财经系统,卫星通信,不适宜如此干净. |
| 81 | A disinformation campaign designed to destabilise the country's elections, that doesn't fit | 一场旨在破坏国家选举稳定的造谣运动, |
| 82 | all. | 都一样 |
| 83 | AI enabled warfare, that's invisible to the treaty. | AI允许战争,这是条约所看不见的。 |
| 84 | If you can degrade critical | 如果你能降低临界值 |
| 85 | national infrastructure, manipulate elections, corrode alliance cohesion through disinformation, | 国家基础设施,操纵选举,通过造谣破坏联盟凝聚力, |
| 86 | destabilise the digital networks on which we depend, all without crossing a border, | 破坏我们赖以生存的数字网络的稳定,所有网络都不跨越边界, |
| 87 | do you trigger Article 5? | 你触发第五条吗? |
| 88 | The answer is, nobody knows. | 答案是 没人知道 |
| 89 | And our adversaries know that nobody | 我们的对手知道没有人 |
| 90 | knows. | 知见. |
| 91 | What is NATO doing to address this gap? | 北约正在做些什么来弥补这一差距? |
| 92 | Declarations without architecture, summit | 无结构宣言、首脑会议 |
| 93 | declarations. | 声明。 |
| 94 | First in Prague in 2002, first time that cyber was mentioned. | 2002年第一次在布拉格,第一次提到这个网络. |
| 95 | Then what did | 那又怎样 |
| 96 | they say in Cardiff? | 他们用卡迪夫语说? |
| 97 | Cyber attacks can reach a threshold triggering Article 5. | 网络攻击可达到触发第五条的门槛。 |
| 98 | No definition | 无定义 |
| 99 | of what that threshold is. | 以那阈值计算。 |
| 100 | Brussels, NATO declares cyber might in certain circumstances | 布鲁塞尔,北约宣布在某些情况下网络可能 |
| 101 | be considered an armed attack. | 被认为是武装攻击。 |
| 102 | Madrid, NATO pledges to boost resilience. | 马德里,北约承诺增强复原力. |
| 103 | Vilnius, NATO | 北约维尔纽斯 |
| 104 | pledges a voluntary assistance tool and a cyber conference. | * 承诺建立一个自愿援助工具和一次网络会议。 |
| 105 | Washington, NATO pledges | 华盛顿,北约的承诺 |
| 106 | a defence centre for 2028. | 2028年国防中心。 |
| 107 | Scope, undefined. | 范围,未定义. |
| 108 | Authority, undefined. | 权威,未定义. |
| 109 | And the most recent, | 而最近一个 |
| 110 | the Hague, the strongest declaration yet. | 海牙,最强烈的宣言 |
| 111 | Cyber is now a core pillar. | 网络现在是一个核心支柱。 |
| 112 | Where's the architecture? | 建筑在哪里? |
| 113 | Each declaration, more diplomatic language. | 每项宣言,多用外交语言. |
| 114 | And I love that. | 我喜欢这样 |
| 115 | Diplomacy is great. | 外交是伟大的。 |
| 116 | Read | 读取 |
| 117 | my substack. | 我的潜水艇 |
| 118 | Find out more. | 找出更多的东西。 |
| 119 | But none provides the architecture. | 但没有任何一个能提供建筑。 |
| 120 | 24 years of declarations | 24年的申报 |
| 121 | and still no rapid attribution mechanism, no defined threshold, no graduated response, | 仍然没有迅速的归属机制,没有确定的门槛,没有逐步的反应, |
| 122 | no operational cyber command with teeth. | 没有带有牙齿的操作网络指令. |
| 123 | And now the latest gap, it was Microsoft that | 而现在最新的漏洞是微软 |
| 124 | identified the Russian cyber attack on Ukraine before NATO. | 确定北约之前俄罗斯对乌克兰的网络攻击. |
| 125 | Today the AI frontier labs, creating | 今天的AI前沿实验室,创建 |
| 126 | systems that are reshaping warfare, intelligence, decision making, they sit outside any alliance | 重新塑造战争、情报、决策的系统 却置身于任何联盟之外 |
| 127 | framework. | 框架。 |
| 128 | Donald Tusk talks about, has written about the ongoing disintegration of the alliance. | 唐纳德·塔斯克谈到, 已经写下了联盟正在解体。 |
| 129 | You cannot construct cyber architecture when a president of the United States is calling | 你无法构建网络架构 当美国总统打电话 |
| 130 | the alliance a paper tiger. | 联盟是纸老虎。 |
| 131 | You cannot defend against AI warfare with declarations. | 你不能用声明来防御AI战争 |
| 132 | Things | 东西 |
| 133 | are a bit sticky. | 有点粘 |
| 134 | A final story. | 一个最后的故事。 |
| 135 | A few years ago I'm in a sunny meadow in France. | 几年前我在法国的一片阳光明媚的草地上 |
| 136 | This | 这个 |
| 137 | time it's me giving the talk and I'm talking to my cohort on the UK Defence Academy's | 是时候让我来谈谈了 我在英国国防学院跟我的同学说话了 |
| 138 | higher command and staff course. | 高级指挥和参谋课程。 |
| 139 | I'm standing on the spot where my great uncle Will led | 我站在我叔叔威尔带领的现场 |
| 140 | a platoon out across that field on the 1st of July 1916. | 1916年7月1日,一个排横跨战场 |
| 141 | There were many reasons for | 有许多原因 |
| 142 | the catastrophe on the Somme. | 索姆河上的灾难 |
| 143 | One of them was that the military failed to adapt for | 其中之一是军方没有适应 |
| 144 | the high tech threat of the day, industrial machine gun warfare. | 今天的高科技威胁 工业机枪战 |
| 145 | Now Will, he was reported | 现在威尔,他被报了案 |
| 146 | 失踪了,MIA。 | |
| 147 | Only his kit bag was returned. | 只有他的包包还了 |
| 148 | His mother put it in his room unopened | 他妈妈放进他房间,没有打开 |
| 149 | waiting for him to come home and it was still in his room unopened on the day that she died. | 等待着他回家 她死那天还在他房间里 |
| 150 | Machine guns were not a surprise. | 机关枪并不奇怪。 |
| 151 | The army thought it was fit for purpose to deal with | 军队认为这适合处理 |
| 152 | the war. | 战争 |
| 153 | In July 1916, do you think Will's mother thought that it was fit for purpose? | 1916年7月,你认为威尔的母亲认为这适合目的吗? |
| 154 | Do you? | 是吗? |
| 155 | Sometimes I think of Will at night, still out there on the wire. | 有时候我晚上想起威尔, 还在电线上。 |
| 156 | In my mind he's | 在我脑中,他 |
| 157 | calling to me, live, be ready. | 给我打电话,生活,准备好。 |
| 158 | Thank you Anthony for that fine speech. | 谢谢你安东尼的精彩演讲 |
| 159 | Opening the case for the opposition this evening is Kira Rudik. | 今晚向反对派揭发的是基拉·鲁迪克. |
| 160 | Kira is a member of the Ukrainian | KIRA是乌克兰人的一员 |
| 161 | Parliament and leader of the Holost Party. | 议会和霍洛斯特党领袖. |
| 162 | Since the beginning of Russia's full-scale | 自从俄国开始全面 |
| 163 | invasion she has widely promoted Ukraine's agenda and in 2020 was added to Russia's | 她广泛宣传了乌克兰的议程,并在2020年加入了俄罗斯 |
| 164 | sanction list. | 制裁名单。 |
| 165 | She advocates for democratic values, digital transformation and the confiscation | 她倡导民主价值观、数字化转型和没收 |
| 166 | of frozen Russian assets for the sake of Ukraine. | 为乌克兰冻结俄罗斯资产。 |
| 167 | Kira, you have the ears of the house. | KIRA,你有房子的耳朵。 |
| 168 | Hello everyone and thank you so much for inviting me here. | 大家好 非常感谢你们邀请我来这里 |
| 169 | It's a pleasure and privilege to be | 幸会 |
| 170 | speaking in such an honorable audience. | 在如此光荣的观众席上说话 |
| 171 | I want to start by thanking brave men and women of Ukraine | 首先我要感谢乌克兰的勇敢男女 |
| 172 | who are fighting at the front line right now and allow me to stand here in front of you and also | 他们正在前线作战 让我站在你面前 |
| 173 | brave men and women of the democratic states like the United Kingdom who pushed as the society | 像英国这样的民主国家的勇敢的男女 作为社会推动 |
| 174 | their leaders to do the right thing at the toughest time. | 他们的领导人在最艰难的时刻做正确的事情。 |
| 175 | We remember all the day one, | 我们记得一天, |
| 176 | day two when there were so much hesitation to help Ukraine or not and we remember | 第二天,有这么多的犹豫 帮助乌克兰与否,我们记得 |
| 177 | that because of the pressure of the people like here in this audience that the leaders of the | 因为观众压力很大 |
| 178 | democratic states started changing their opinions and making the decisions to support Ukraine in | 民主国家开始改变其观点,并作出决定支持乌克兰。 |
| 179 | our fight for survival. | 我们为生存而战 |
| 180 | There are so many grievances that Ukraine has with NATO. | 乌克兰对北约的不满如此之多。 |
| 181 | These grievances are | 这些不满是: |
| 182 | slow, indecisive, that NATO is uncoordinated and seems very weak. | 北约缺乏协调,而且似乎非常脆弱。 |
| 183 | These are all true points. | 这些都是事实。 |
| 184 | Let me share a grievance that I have with NATO. | 让我分享我对北约的不满。 |
| 185 | It was January 2nd, | 这是1月2日, |
| 186 | early morning, 7 a.m. | 上午7点 |
| 187 | I was at my home and the air raid siren went on. | 我在我家 空袭警笛继续 |
| 188 | I rushed downstairs | 我急着下楼 |
| 189 | only to witness how the windows of my living room were pulled away from their frames | 只为了见证我客厅的窗户 是如何被拉开的 |
| 190 | and thrown at me. | 朝我扔东西 |
| 191 | It was my personal Armageddon. | 是我的个人世界末日 |
| 192 | It was a Kinjal missile that hit | 是一枚金甲导弹击中 |
| 193 | 300 meters from where I lived. | 离我住的地方300米 |
| 194 | By this moment I still carry some of the chattered glass in my body | 此时此刻,我仍然带着 身体中一些颤抖的玻璃 |
| 195 | and this is the reality that every Ukrainian is living with every single day. | 这就是每个乌克兰人每天生活的现实。 |
| 196 | It was same time when we had this campaign that was called hashtag NATO close the sky | 当时我们有这场战役 被称为北约关闭天空 |
| 197 | because we truly believed that if you ask hard enough, if you show what you're going through | 因为我们真的相信 如果你问得够严, 如果你显示你正在经历什么 |
| 198 | with all the openness then the things can change. | 开诚布公 事情就能改变 |
| 199 | Unfortunately NATO didn't close the sky. | 不幸的是,北约没有关闭天空。 |
| 200 | It is so upsetting. | 它是如此令人沮丧。 |
| 201 | We know, we all understand it and I remember that I'm standing here on the | 我们知道,我们都明白这一点 我记得我站在这里 |
| 202 | opposition point because when you think of all the things that are wrong with NATO, | 反对是因为当你想到北约的所有错误时 |
| 203 | let's think about what would happen if there is no NATO and we know very well what's going to happen. | 想想如果没有北约会发生什么事 我们很清楚会发生什么 |
| 204 | Ukraine was attacked not because we were in NATO but because we weren't, because there were many | 乌克兰被攻击不是因为我们在北约 而是因为我们没有 因为有很多 |
| 205 | promises, because there was much hesitation and questions would they, won't they. | 承诺,因为 有很多犹豫和疑问 他们会,不是吗? |
| 206 | If NATO disappears | 如果北约消失 |
| 207 | or is disassembled, what happens next is authoritarian regimes will start targeting | 或者被拆散 接下来会发生什么 独裁政权将开始瞄准 |
| 208 | smaller countries who do not have resources to defend themselves. | 缺乏自卫资源的小国。 |
| 209 | If NATO is not there, | 如果北约不在那里, |
| 210 | there would be a regional arms race and we know and you know most of all what would happen then. | 将会有一场区域军备竞赛,我们知道,而且你知道届时将发生什么。 |
| 211 | In 2022 the main thing that was happening behind the scenes in all these international | 在2022年 发生在幕后的主要事情 在所有这些国际 |
| 212 | organizations, in all those conferences where people will talk to each other was asking if | 在那些人们会互相交谈的大会上, |
| 213 | each and every country should start working on their nuclear program because it turns out in | 每一个国家都应该开始研究其核计划,因为其成果是: |
| 214 | this new world there is nothing that would defend you except of your own nuclear arsenal. | 这个新世界除了你们自己的核武库外 没有什么能保卫你们 |
| 215 | And this is not the world that I want to live in and I want my children to live in, | 这不是我想要生活的世界 我想要我的孩子生活的世界 |
| 216 | the world where every single one is for themselves. | 这个世界,每个人都是为自己。 |
| 217 | What Ukraine has shown the whole world is that the | 乌克兰向全世界展示的是: |
| 218 | only way you can stand up against the aggressor that is 10 times larger, that is stronger is the | 只有这样你才能对抗十倍大的侵略者 更强壮的是... |
| 219 | lesson of unity. | 团结的教训。 |
| 220 | You have to stick together to have a chance and no matter how hard it is to | 你必须团结在一起才能有机会 不管有多难 |
| 221 | believe that NATO can improve, no matter how hard it is to think or to create a plan for NATO to | 认为北约可以改进,无论有多么难以思考或制定计划让北约 |
| 222 | come faster, to improve faster, we still do not see any other choice. | 来得更快,改善得更快,我们仍然看不到任何其他选择。 |
| 223 | Even at this point with all | 即使在这个时候 |
| 224 | the grievances the only path that we see forward is for Ukraine to join NATO and we keep saying it | 我们所看到的唯一出路是乌克兰加入北约,我们一直说 |
| 225 | every single day on any conference because we truly believe that to withstand the potential threat | 任何会议的每一天 因为我们真的相信 |
| 226 | from China, the really active threat from Russia, you have to work together as one, you have to use | 从中国,真正的积极威胁 来自俄罗斯, 你必须合作作为一个, 你必须使用 |
| 227 | all the possible resources, you have to use Ukraine's experience on the matter of the war, | 利用乌克兰在战争问题上的经验 |
| 228 | you have to innovate otherwise you will disappear but you should and can do it all together as a team. | 你要创新 否则你就会消失 但你应该也可以作为一个团队一起完成这一切 |
| 229 | It is very hard to explain to people what would it mean for Ukraine to join NATO, especially right now | 很难向人们解释乌克兰加入北约意味着什么,特别是现在 |
| 230 | when there are so many questions about its effectiveness and efficiency. | 当有这么多关于它的效力和效率的问题时。 |
| 231 | However, we still | 然而,我们仍然 |
| 232 | see no other choice in our path and this is the same way as people were pressuring their governments | 在我们的道路上没有其他选择了 这和人民向政府施压一样 |
| 233 | to do the right thing. | 来做正确的事情。 |
| 234 | We truly believe that people will be able to pressure their government | 我们真心相信人民能够 向政府施压 |
| 235 | to do the right things in terms of the NATO because it's for us in Ukraine NATO is somebody else but | 在北约方面做正确的事 因为北约在乌克兰是属于我们的 |
| 236 | for you NATO is you and this is why when we are discussing its efficiency and effectiveness | 北约就是你 这就是为什么我们讨论其效率和效果 |
| 237 | my biggest question is okay so what what's going to happen what are you personally doing to make | 我最大的问题就是 接下来会发生什么 你个人在做什么 |
| 238 | it right because it's a matter of everybody's security everybody's survival. | 因为这关系到每个人的安全 每个人都能生存 |
| 239 | It is incredible | 难以置信 |
| 240 | that the four years that we have spent fighting in Ukraine and getting every additional day | 我们花了四年时间在乌克兰作战 并且每增加一天 |
| 241 | so NATO alliance will use this these days to improve to innovate to be better. | 因此,北约联盟将利用这些日子来改进创新,使之更好。 |
| 242 | Sometimes it | 有时候 |
| 243 | feels that this time is lost and that nothing have happened. | 觉得这次已经失传了,什么也没发生。 |
| 244 | However, on the other hand | 然而,另一方面, |
| 245 | I truly believe that it's never too late for the right people to push their leaders to push | 我真心相信 合适的人 推他们的领袖推 |
| 246 | their organizations to do the right thing and this is why I'm here this is why I'm calling to you | 他们的组织做正确的事情 这就是我来这里的原因 这就是为什么我给你打电话 |
| 247 | the youth and hope of the United Kingdom to do the right thing. | 年轻人和希望英国做正确的事情。 |
| 248 | We have no other option. | 我们别无选择。 |
| 249 | We have to make NATO work because the alternatives are much much worse. | 我们必须使北约发挥作用,因为其他办法更糟。 |
| 250 | For his fine floor speech and I would encourage you all to put your thinking hats on because we | 我鼓励你们戴上思想帽子,因为我们 |
| 251 | have another round of floor speeches coming after the next two speeches so please do get involved | 接下来的两场演讲结束后再做一轮演讲 请大家参与 |
| 252 | then. | 那就这样吧 |
| 253 | Now we move to our second proposition speaker Sevim Dagdelen. | 现在我们开始讨论我们的第二个提议,即塞维姆·达格德伦。 |
| 254 | Sevim是外国作家 | |
| 255 | policy expert and served as a member of the German federal parliament from 2005 to 2025. | 政策专家,2005年至2025年担任德国联邦议会议员. |
| 256 | She is known for her outspoken critique of military interventionism, commitment to | 她以对军事干预主义的直言不讳的批评和对 |
| 257 | multilateral diplomacy and advocacy for a foreign policy based on international law | 多边外交和倡导以国际法为基础的外交政策 |
| 258 | as well as her best-selling book NATO a Reckoning. | 以及她最畅销的"北约"一书 |
| 259 | Sevim you have the ears of the house. | 塞维姆 你有房子的耳朵。 |
| 260 | Thanks a lot Mr President, honorable members, ladies and gentlemen. | 非常感谢总统先生 尊敬的各位先生女士们 |
| 261 | I thank the honorable | 感谢光荣 |
| 262 | speaker from Ukraine for her passionate and deeply personal contribution and I think | 乌克兰的发言者,她热情而深刻的个人贡献,我认为 |
| 263 | no one in this house doubts the suffering of the people of Ukraine or doubts the | 这座房子里没有人怀疑乌克兰人民的痛苦或怀疑 |
| 264 | horror of this war in Ukraine but I think passion must not blind us to reality. | 乌克兰这场战争的恐怖,但我认为激情绝不能使我们视而不见。 |
| 265 | The bravery of Ukraine does not prove that NATO is fit for the world. | 乌克兰的勇敢并不能证明北约适合世界。 |
| 266 | It proves how dangerous it | 这证明它有多危险 |
| 267 | has become to rely on an alliance whose leading power is already announcing troop withdrawals | 已经依靠一个联盟 其主导力量已经宣布撤军 |
| 268 | from Europe and whose reckless eastward expansion helped create the very conflict we now face. | 从欧洲来的,他们不顾后果地向东扩张 造成了我们现在面临的冲突。 |
| 269 | Ladies and gentlemen, I rise to propose the motion this house believes NATO is unfit for | 女士们先生们 我提出动议 这房子认为北约不适合 |
| 270 | the world today. | 现在的世界。 |
| 271 | For decades the standard defense of NATO after the Warsaw Pact | 几十年来北约在华沙条约之后的标准防御 |
| 272 | dissolved was simple. | 解散很简单。 |
| 273 | Through this alliance the United States protect its European allies | 通过这个联盟,美国保护自己的欧洲盟友 |
| 274 | but recent events have shattered that comforting narrative. | 但最近的事件打破了令人欣慰的叙事。 |
| 275 | Washington's own partners in the | 华盛顿的合作伙伴 |
| 276 | Middle East now openly accuse the United States of abandonment. | 中东现在公开指责美国放弃。 |
| 277 | They received no warning | 他们没有接到警告 |
| 278 | before the illegal attack by the USA and Israel on Iran, nor did Washington appear willing | 美国和以色列非法袭击伊朗之前 华盛顿似乎也不愿意 |
| 279 | or able to concentrate its forces on protecting the Gulf states. | 或者能够集中力量保护海湾国家 |
| 280 | 5,000 American troops are to be withdrawn from Germany. | 5000美军将撤出德国. |
| 281 | President Trump taking him as his word | 川普总统相信他的话 |
| 282 | and not merely dismissing him as a sandwich short of a picnic has stated plainly if Europe will not | 并不只是把他当野餐的三明治 明确地说,如果欧洲不会 |
| 283 | assist in the Strait of Hormuz America will no longer assist Europe. | 协助美国霍尔木兹海峡不再援助欧洲。 |
| 284 | The pact which is intended | 条约的意图 |
| 285 | to secure US hegemony is being abandoned by the US itself. | 为了保障美国的霸权,美国本身正在放弃。 |
| 286 | Any calls for a NATO without the US | 任何没有美国的北约的呼声 |
| 287 | are nothing but wishful thinking. | 只不过是一厢情愿的想法 |
| 288 | That statement strikes at the very core of the North Atlantic | 该声明触及北大西洋的核心地区。 |
| 289 | Treaty. | 条约。 |
| 290 | When the leading power questions its commitment to collective defense the entire | 当领军者质疑其对集体防卫的承诺时 |
| 291 | alliance is called into question. | 联盟受到质疑。 |
| 292 | Even the German public has already moved on. | 即使是德国公众也已经前进了 |
| 293 | Opinion polls show a | 民意调查显示 |
| 294 | clear majority in Germany against collective defense partly because many Germans trust | 部分因为许多德国人信任 |
| 295 | neither the Baltic states nor Turkey. | 无论是波罗的海国家还是土耳其 |
| 296 | Only recently Lithuania's foreign minister | 最近立陶宛的外交部长 |
| 297 | Budris declared openly, I quote, we must show the Russians that we can penetrate the little fortress | 布德里斯公开宣布,我引用, 我们必须让俄国人知道 我们可以穿透小堡垒 |
| 298 | they have built in Kaliningrad. | 他们已经在加里宁格勒建造了 |
| 299 | NATO has the means to raise the Russian air defense and missile bases | 北约拥有提升俄罗斯防空和导弹基地的能力 |
| 300 | there to the ground in the event of an emergency quote end. | 出现紧急引号时 立即降落到地面 |
| 301 | Such statements reveal the true nature | 这些声明揭示了真实性质 |
| 302 | of this alliance. | 这个联盟。 |
| 303 | An organization that increasingly drags its members into other nations wars | 一个将其成员日益拖入其他国家战争的组织 |
| 304 | particularly those of the United States as we are currently witnessing with the war on Iran. | 我们目前正在目睹对伊朗的战争。 |
| 305 | Against this, not now please, against this backdrop there are growing calls to drag the whole of NATO | 面对这种情况,现在不请自来,在这种背景下,越来越多的人要求拖累整个北约 |
| 306 | directly into the war against Russia and this is precisely what makes this military pact so dangerous | 直接投入对俄国的战争 这正是这个军事条约如此危险的原因 |
| 307 | for our populations today. | 今天,我们的人口。 |
| 308 | So we must warn against any illusion that the German Bundeswehr, | 因此,我们必须警告 任何幻想 德国联邦国防军, |
| 309 | the German army could step in if the United States refused to provide | 如果美国拒绝提供 |
| 310 | support. | 支助。 |
| 311 | Even in peacetime there are not enough volunteers for the German tank | 即使在和平时期,德国坦克也没有足够的志愿者 |
| 312 | battalion stationed in Lithuania. | 驻扎在立陶宛的营. |
| 313 | Right on the Russian border a third major war against Russia | 就在俄国边境上 第三次对俄国的战争 |
| 314 | in the last hundred years is something very very few people in Germany can be convinced to accept. | 在过去的一百年里,德国很少有人能够接受。 |
| 315 | NATO has already had to shoot down a Ukraine drone over the Baltic states to prevent attacks on Russia | 北约已经不得不在波罗的海国家上空击落一架乌克兰无人机 以防止对俄罗斯的攻击 |
| 316 | launched from NATO territory and that was nothing less than an act to stop Germany | 这简直就是阻止德国的行动 |
| 317 | from being pulled into war. | 从被拖入战争。 |
| 318 | But how long can such measures continue to work? | 但是,这些措施能持续多久? |
| 319 | The claim that NATO remains a genuine defense alliance is nothing but a myth | 北约仍是一个真正的防御联盟的说法不过是个神话 |
| 320 | and that myth is fading before our eyes. | 而神话正在我们眼前消失 |
| 321 | Second, NATO presents itself as a community of shared values | 第二,北约把自己看成一个共同价值共同体 |
| 322 | human rights, democracy, the rule of law, but history has always contradicted this. | 人权、民主、法治,但历史始终与此相矛盾。 |
| 323 | A founding | 一个创始人 |
| 324 | member of the NATO was the Salazar's fascist dictatorship in Portugal with his bloody colonies | 北约成员是萨拉扎在葡萄牙的法西斯独裁政权 他的血腥殖民地 |
| 325 | in Africa or in Brazil. | 在非洲或巴西。 |
| 326 | The CIA backed coups not only in Chile but inside NATO itself in Turkey | 中情局不仅支持智利的政变 也支持北约内部的政变 |
| 327 | in the coup 1980 or secret armies such as Gladio operated across member states of the NATO for | 在1980年的政变中,或像格拉迪奥这样的秘密军队在北约成员国之间为 |
| 328 | example in Italy. | 意大利的例子。 |
| 329 | They did. | 没错 |
| 330 | Today the contradiction is grotesque. | 今天的矛盾是怪异的。 |
| 331 | The United States, Germany and | 美国、德国和 |
| 332 | Britain stand accused by Amnesty International, Medicine Sans Frontieres and the UN Human Rights | 英国受到大赦国际、医学无国界组织和联合国人权的指责 |
| 333 | Council of complicity in a genocide in Gaza. | 加沙种族灭绝同谋理事会。 |
| 334 | What common values are being upheld by supporting | 通过支持 |
| 335 | a genocide? | 种族灭绝? |
| 336 | What values are served by the abduction of Venezuela's elected president and his wife? | 绑架委内瑞拉当选总统及其妻子有什么价值? |
| 337 | A blatant violation of the prohibition of the use of force in the United Nations Charter | 公然违反《联合国宪章》禁止使用武力的规定 |
| 338 | is forbidding the use of force. | 禁止使用武力。 |
| 339 | That's for every country. | 这是每一个国家。 |
| 340 | This is the regular rule of law | 这是正常的法治 |
| 341 | according to the UN Charter or by America's decades-long hunger blockade against Cuba | 根据《联合国宪章》或美国对古巴几十年的饥饿封锁 |
| 342 | designed to starve an entire society into submission. | 目的是让整个社会屈服 |
| 343 | Is starving a whole people for | 整个人都饿死了 |
| 344 | political ends part of the western canon of values? | 西方价值观的政治目的? |
| 345 | The assertion that NATO is a community of values | 北约是一个价值观共同体的说法 |
| 346 | is nothing but a myth and that myth is fading before our eyes, ladies and gentlemen. | 只不过是个神话 而神话正在我们眼前消失 女士们先生们 |
| 347 | Third, we rightly condemn Russia's violation of international law in Ukraine because it is | 第三,我们正确地谴责俄罗斯在乌克兰违反国际法,因为它 |
| 348 | against the UN Charter. | 违反《联合国宪章》。 |
| 349 | It's a use of force and the use of force is prohibited by the UN Charter | 这是使用武力,《联合国宪章》禁止使用武力 |
| 350 | and that's why our criticism on this aggression is right. | 这就是为什么我们对这次侵略的批评是正确的。 |
| 351 | Yet such criticism from NATO carries | 然而,北约的这种批评带有: |
| 352 | moral weight only if we ourselves respect that law. | 只有我们自己尊重法律 道德才有分量 |
| 353 | The record of the alliance's leading power | 联盟主力的记录 |
| 354 | tells a different story. | 讲述了一个不同的故事。 |
| 355 | Vietnam, Iraq, with millions of dead and now an unprovoked | 越南,伊拉克,数百万人死亡 现在无端 |
| 356 | war of aggression against Iran. | 侵略伊朗的战争。 |
| 357 | The leader of the so-called free world, the US president, | 所谓的自由世界的领导人,美国总统, |
| 358 | has declared openly, I quote, I don't need international law, quote, end. | 我引证,我已公开宣布, 我不需要国际法,引用,结束。 |
| 359 | Only his own | 只有他一个人 |
| 360 | authority restrains him, he said, a chillingly thin safeguard. | 他说,权力约束着他 一个寒冷而薄的保障 |
| 361 | He even threatens NATO allies. | 他甚至威胁北约盟国 |
| 362 | He is demanding Greenland and as a block, NATO has repeatedly broken the UN Chapter, | 他要求格陵兰,作为一个街区,北约一再破坏联合国章节, |
| 363 | bombing Yugoslavia without Security Council approval in 1999, twisting a Libya resolution | 1999年未经安全理事会批准轰炸南斯拉夫,扭曲了利比亚决议 |
| 364 | to regime change and chaos in 2011 and fighting a 20-year long war in Afghanistan that ended with | 2011年的政权更迭和混乱,以及阿富汗长达20年的战争以 |
| 365 | the Taliban back in power and hundreds of thousands dead. | 塔利班重新掌权,数十万人丧生。 |
| 366 | The claim that NATO is a guardian | 关于北约是监护人的说法 |
| 367 | of international law is nothing but a myth and that myth too is fading. | 国际法只是神话,神话也正在消亡。 |
| 368 | Fourth, when these points | 第四,当这些点 |
| 369 | are conceded, NATO's defenders fall back on the argument, but we have expanded from 16 to 32 | 北约的维权者反悔了 但我们已经从16人扩大到32人 |
| 370 | members after the Cold War ended. | 冷战结束后的成员。 |
| 371 | What a success. | 何等为成就. |
| 372 | I think on the contrary, it is the greatest | 我认为恰恰相反,这是最伟大的 |
| 373 | geopolitical own goal in modern history. | 现代史上的地缘政治自身目标. |
| 374 | NATO enlargement achieved precisely what Kissinger | 北约的扩大正是实现了基辛格的目标 |
| 375 | and Nixon once prevented. | 和尼克松曾经阻止。 |
| 376 | It drove Russia and China in each other's arm. | 它把俄罗斯和中国推向了对方的手臂. |
| 377 | Moscow was giving | 莫斯科正在给 |
| 378 | clear assurances that NATO would not expand east. | 明确保证北约不会向东扩张. |
| 379 | The price for German reunification and the peaceful | 德国统一与和平的代价 |
| 380 | withdrawal of 300,000 Soviet troops from central Europe, Russia warned that this was a red line | 撤出300 000人 来自中欧的苏联军队 俄罗斯警告说 这是一条红线 |
| 381 | and we crossed it anyway. | 反正我们越过了它。 |
| 382 | So the result is the most dangerous strategic environment for the West | 所以结果是西方最危险的战略环境 |
| 383 | in decades. | 数十年来。 |
| 384 | NATO is not a diplomatic success story. | 北约不是一个外交成功的例子。 |
| 385 | It is a strategic liability and the claim | 这是战略责任和索赔 |
| 386 | that it improves the West geopolitical position is nothing but a myth and that myth is fading. | 它能改善西方地缘政治的地位 只不过是个神话 而神话正在消逝 |
| 387 | Finally, the most devastating consequence falls upon Europe's social model, our welfare state. | 最后,欧洲的社会模式——我们的福利国家——造成了最具破坏性的后果。 |
| 388 | The United States demands that NATO members spend 5% of the GDP on defense. | 美国要求北约成员国将5%的GDP用于国防. |
| 389 | For Germany, | 德国 |
| 390 | my homeland alone, that equals roughly 220 billion euro per year. | 仅我的祖国就相当于每年约2200亿欧元。 |
| 391 | This is nearly half | 这是近一半 |
| 392 | the entire federal budget of Germany and do not let anyone convince you that we had this similarly | 德国整个联邦预算 千万别让任何人说服你 我们也有类似的 |
| 393 | high military spending during the Cold War. | 冷战时期军费开支高. |
| 394 | Back then, we enjoyed strong economic growth | 当时,我们享受了强劲的经济增长 |
| 395 | and could afford it. | 并且可以负担它。 |
| 396 | But while today's economic stagnation means every additional euro spent on | 但是今天的经济停滞意味着 每一个额外的欧元花在 |
| 397 | arms must be brutally cut from healthcare, education or pensions. | 武器必须被残酷地从保健、教育或养老金中切断。 |
| 398 | Healthcare, pensions, | 保健、养恤金、 |
| 399 | social security, the hard-won achievements of 150 years of workers' struggle | 社会保障 150年工人斗争取得的艰苦成就 |
| 400 | will be sacrificed on the altar of endless rearmament. | 将牺牲在无尽的重整军备的祭坛上。 |
| 401 | So this military pact puts our | 因此,这个军事协议让我们 |
| 402 | welfare at risk and it threatens to destroy precisely the societies it pretends to defend. | 它有可能摧毁它假装要捍卫的社会。 |
| 403 | It is a bull in a china shop smashing the prosperity and the stability it was created to | 这是瓷器店里的一头牛 粉碎了它创造的繁荣和稳定 |
| 404 | safeguard. | 保护。 |
| 405 | I'm coming to the end. | 即来至末. |
| 406 | If we just look at the numbers, just one last point, | 如果我们只是看看数字, 就最后一个点, |
| 407 | we just look at the numbers. | 我们只是看看数字。 |
| 408 | NATO already accounts for 55% of global military spending. | 北约已经占全球军费开支的55%。 |
| 409 | In 2025, last year alone, the military pact spent $1.58 trillion on armaments. | 仅在去年的2025年,军事条约就花费1.58万亿美元用于军备。 |
| 410 | European states alone spent four times more than Russia and now these expenditures are supposed to | 仅欧洲国家的支出就比俄罗斯多四倍 现在这些支出应该 |
| 411 | almost double. | 几乎是双倍。 |
| 412 | And just imagine for a second what a fraction of this money could achieve. | 想象一下这笔钱的一小部分能实现什么 |
| 413 | We could eradicate world hunger. | 我们可以消除世界饥饿。 |
| 414 | Saving hundreds of millions of lives, we could finance serious | 拯救亿万人的生命,我们就能为 |
| 415 | climate action. | 气候行动。 |
| 416 | We could strengthen our welfare states and rebuild our crumbling. | 我们可以加强我们的福利国家 重建我们的崩溃。 |
| 417 | And coming to | 来到 |
| 418 | end, honorable members, Mr. President, all the central myths of the NATO, defense alliance, | 最后,尊敬的成员,主席先生, 所有的核心神话 北约,防御联盟, |
| 419 | values, community, guardian of international law, strategic masterstroke have been exposed. | 价值观、社区、国际法的守护者、战略中枢已经暴露出来。 |
| 420 | They no longer convince. | 他们不再说服。 |
| 421 | The time has come for truth. | 时彼真言已. |
| 422 | The time has come to face reality. | 现在是面对现实的时候了。 |
| 423 | And this is why I propose the motion. | 这就是我提出动议的原因 |
| 424 | This House believes that NATO is not fit for the world today. | 本院认为北约不适合当今世界. |
| 425 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 426 | Thank you, Serdim, for that fine speech. | 谢谢你 塞迪姆 刚才的精彩演讲 |
| 427 | Might I remind members to make POIs | 我能否提醒各位成员,让大家参与 |
| 428 | in an orderly and appropriate fashion? | 以有序和适当的方式? |
| 429 | We shall now move to our second speaker for the opposition | 我们现在请第二位代表反对派发言 |
| 430 | this evening, Daniel Volboff. | 今晚,丹尼尔・沃尔布夫。 |
| 431 | Daniel Volboff is the founder and president of Cambridge University | 丹尼尔·沃尔博夫是剑桥大学的创始人和校长 |
| 432 | Defence and Security Association and previously chairman of the Cambridge University Conservative | 国防与安全协会,曾任剑桥大学保守党主席 |
| 433 | Association. | 协会. |
| 434 | He has written for publications such as National Interest. | 他为国家利益等出版物撰稿。 |
| 435 | He is at Churchill College | 他在丘吉尔学院 |
| 436 | reading for an undergraduate degree in architecture. | 读取建筑学本科学位。 |
| 437 | Daniel, you have the ears of the House. | 丹尼尔,你有 众议院的耳朵。 |
| 438 | Thank you very much, Jack, for that introduction. | 非常感谢,杰克,你的介绍。 |
| 439 | Thank you very much to our speakers for their | 非常感谢我们的发言者。 |
| 440 | prior speeches. | 以前的发言。 |
| 441 | I particularly enjoyed the one we have just heard because it has given me some | 我特别喜欢刚才听到的,因为它给了我一些 |
| 442 | things to talk about, which is nice. | 有话要说,很好听 |
| 443 | I think it is a very interesting point to make that national | 我认为,这是一个非常有趣的点 使国家 |
| 444 | security is a problem because it costs money. | 安全是个问题,因为它要花钱。 |
| 445 | I think if you are concerned about money, | 如果你担心钱 |
| 446 | then you can look to the billions and tens of billions of pounds of damage to critical | 然后,你可以看 数十亿和数百亿磅的破坏 关键 |
| 447 | infrastructure in Ukraine over the last war, not even to mention the human cost of that war. | 更不用提那场战争对人造成的损失了 |
| 448 | I also think it is incredibly rich of a politician from Germany to complain about | 我也觉得德国政治家抱怨 |
| 449 | NATO making them reliant on America for defence when actually you are the second largest economy | 北约让他们依靠美国防御,而实际上你才是第二大经济体 |
| 450 | in NATO and you have been consistently spending half of what NATO asks for in defence spending. | 在北约,你一直在花一半的 北约要求的国防开支。 |
| 451 | I think you are in a hell of your own making. | 我觉得你是在地狱 你自己的制造。 |
| 452 | This House believes NATO is unfit for the world | 本院认为北约不适合世界 |
| 453 | today. | 今时. |
| 454 | NATO is an alliance of 32 member states which has existed as a force in global politics | 北约是一个由32个成员国组成的联盟,作为全球政治的力量存在 |
| 455 | for nearly 80 years. | 将近80年了 |
| 456 | Yet when we discuss NATO, even with somebody who is quite well informed, | 然而,当我们讨论北约, 即使与一个相当知情的人, |
| 457 | we suddenly appear to understand what it actually does. | 我们突然明白它实际上做了什么 |
| 458 | We know it asks members to spend 2 per cent, | 我们知道它要求各成员花2%, |
| 459 | we have a list of countries which constitute its membership and we know it is a mutual defence | 我们有一份构成其成员的国家名单,我们知道这是相互防卫。 |
| 460 | where an attack on one is an attack on all, but it is actually a lot more. | 攻击一个人就是攻击所有人,但实际上却要多得多。 |
| 461 | So I think to answer the question is NATO fit for the world today, I would like to first discuss | 所以我想回答一个问题 北约适合今天的世界, 我想首先讨论一下 |
| 462 | the actual tangible work on the ground which it does and then I will move on to the motion at hand. | 现场的实际实际工作,然后我接着讨论手头的动议。 |
| 463 | So what does NATO do? | 北约做什么? |
| 464 | The answer is mostly quite boring stuff. | 答案大多是无聊的 |
| 465 | Standardisation, communications, | 标准化、通信、 |
| 466 | integrated command. | 综合指挥。 |
| 467 | Being in NATO isn't just adding your name to a list of countries and benefiting | 加入北约并不只是把你的名字 添加到国家名单中并从中受益 |
| 468 | from the American military promising to defend you. | 从美国军方保证 保卫你。 |
| 469 | It impacts the fundamentals of how you | 它影响你的基本原理 |
| 470 | structure your armed forces. | 组织你的武装部队。 |
| 471 | We will start with standardisation. | 我们从标准化开始。 |
| 472 | Every service dog, | 每个服务狗, |
| 473 | and I have mentioned dog so you are going to have to vote for us, in NATO is trained to the same | 我提到狗,所以你必须投给我们, 在北约训练到相同的。 |
| 474 | standards. | 标准。 |
| 475 | You don't need to speak the language of whoever trained the dog to be able to instruct it | 你不需要说那些训练狗的人的话 就能教它 |
| 476 | and this is because a standard was agreed by all NATO member states. | 这是因为北约所有成员国都同意了一项标准。 |
| 477 | Aircraft marshals, | 飞机元帅, |
| 478 | people on runways who wave things around, all have the same signals. | 在跑道上挥舞事物的人 都有相同的信号 |
| 479 | You can land a plane on | 你可以在飞机上降落 |
| 480 | any NATO runway and know exactly what you are being instructed to do. | 任何北约的跑道 并确切地知道你正在被指示做什么。 |
| 481 | Ammunition has standards | 弹药有标准 |
| 482 | applied to it, quite a lot of them actually. | 应用到它, 很多实际上。 |
| 483 | Here in Britain our challenger two main battle | 在英国,我们的挑战者 两大战役 |
| 484 | tanks are having their guns changed from rifled to smoothbore cannons and this is so that they | 坦克的火炮从步枪改为滑膛炮 这样它们就能 |
| 485 | can fire the same ammunition as other main battle tanks used in NATO such as the Leopard 2 fielded | 可以发射与北约使用的其他主战坦克相同的弹药,如豹式2型野战坦克 |
| 486 | by Poland, Spain, Canada, Germany and others. | 由波兰、西班牙、加拿大、德国和其他国家编写。 |
| 487 | This kind of standardisation stretches across | 这种标准化 跨越 |
| 488 | every facet of all of the armed forces in NATO. | 北约所有武装力量的每一个方面 |
| 489 | Fuel nozzles fit all vehicles, map icons are the | 燃料喷嘴适合所有车辆 地图图标是 |
| 490 | same so you can take a map from Poland and know what it's saying. | 同样,你可以从波兰取一张地图 并知道它的意思。 |
| 491 | Radio frequencies are pre-agreed, | 无线电频率是事先商定的, |
| 492 | everything is pre-aggranged and cross compatible meaning if conflict breaks out tomorrow we don't | 如果明天冲突爆发 我们就不会发生 |
| 493 | need a dozen different supply chains, subsupply chains making a dozen different types of bullets | 需要一打不同的供应链 次级供应链 制造一打不同类型的子弹 |
| 494 | for a rifle. | 为步枪。 |
| 495 | Toby? | 托比吗? |
| 496 | I agree with everything you've said about fuel nozzles and | 我同意你所说的关于燃料喷嘴和 |
| 497 | different kinds of bullets. | 各种子弹 |
| 498 | Do you like fuel nozzles Toby? | 你喜欢燃料喷嘴托比? |
| 499 | However my question is | 但我的问题是 |
| 500 | even though these things might well be standardised and that might be a good thing | 虽然这些东西可能已经标准化了 这也许是件好事 |
| 501 | does this necessarily mean that NATO is fit for purpose considering as you mentioned supply | 这是否必然意味着北约适合在您提到供应时考虑目的? |
| 502 | chains. | 锁链。 |
| 503 | It does indeed. | 确实如此。 |
| 504 | But our supply chains are woefully woefully too small. | 但我们的供应链非常小。 |
| 505 | No it doesn't | 没有 |
| 506 | and I will get onto this Toby. | 我会找到托比的 |
| 507 | I will get onto exactly why this is not only fit but absolutely | 我會弄清楚為什麼這不僅適合而且絕對 |
| 508 | vital and indispensable in the modern world. | 在现代世界中至关重要和不可或缺。 |
| 509 | We don't need lots of supply chains because all of | 我们不需要很多供应链 因为 |
| 510 | our rifles can take the same bullets and we know for a fact that they can. | 我们的步枪可以带同样的子弹 我们知道他们可以 |
| 511 | We don't have to trial | 我们不需要审判 |
| 512 | and error things. | 和错误的东西。 |
| 513 | We don't need to waste any time improvising ways to make equipment and protocols | 我们不需要浪费时间 即兴制作设备和协议 |
| 514 | of different nations interlock and work together. | 他们彼此交织,互相配合。 |
| 515 | The importance of standardisation like this was | 这样标准化的重要性 |
| 516 | impressive during the second world war the aftermath of which is when NATO was founded. | 在第二次世界大战期间留下深刻的印象,这场战争的后果是北约成立之时。 |
| 517 | During the war the allied coalition was the gold standard in large international forces working | 在战争中盟军联军是大国际部队的金本位 |
| 518 | together but a lack of peacetime preparation hampered our logistics and reduced our capacity | 再加上和平时期的准备不足,阻碍了我们的后勤,削弱了我们的能力 |
| 519 | to make war. | 制造战争。 |
| 520 | NATO was created with lessons from that war in mind and it is active preparation | 北约创建时铭记着这场战争的教训,它正在积极准备 |
| 521 | for the next war and it does everything it can to maximise our warfighting ability from day one | 为了下一场战争 它竭尽所能 从第一天起就最大限度地提高我们的作战能力 |
| 522 | should mutual defence be triggered. | 双方应相互防御。 |
| 523 | What else? | 还有什么? |
| 524 | Defence planning. | 国防规划. |
| 525 | NATO assesses as a whole how | 北约如何整体评估 |
| 526 | many battalions of troops we need, how many fast jets, how much ammunition and stockpiles and it | 我们需要很多营的部队,需要多少快速喷气机,需要多少弹药和储存和它 |
| 527 | breaks up this total between member states and assigns them. | 将这一总数在成员国之间分开并分配。 |
| 528 | 这是GDP的2% | |
| 529 | which Germany has consistently failed to hit has come from. | 德国一直未能打击它。 |
| 530 | Intelligence sharing. | 情报共享. |
| 531 | NATO provides a | 北约提供a |
| 532 | framework for intelligence sharing so if one state knows something prevalent to all of NATO then | 情报共享框架,如果一个国家知道北约组织普遍存在的东西, |
| 533 | everybody knows it. | 每个人都知道 |
| 534 | Integrated command. | 综合指挥. |
| 535 | If the 32 states are thrust into a war together tomorrow | 如果这32个州明天一起陷入战争 |
| 536 | not a minute will be wasted figuring out who's in charge of who if Polish officers have the right | 如果波兰军官有权利 确定由谁负责 |
| 537 | to instruct Danish troops and vice versa. | 指示丹麦军队,反之亦然。 |
| 538 | Nature and all the constituent militaries that make it | 自然和所有组成它的军队 |
| 539 | up are undertaking continuous work and have been for decades to make sure that when war breaks out | 几十年来一直确保战争爆发时 |
| 540 | the armed forces of 32 states can lock step smoothly and fight as a single fighting force | 32个州的武装部队可以顺利地锁定步调,并作为一个单一的战斗部队作战 |
| 541 | against whatever threat is unlucky enough to be downrange. | 面对任何威胁 运气都不好 |
| 542 | I hope you're all feeling a little | 我希望你们都感觉有点 |
| 543 | safer knowing exactly what NATO is doing day and night to keep us safe. | 更安全地知道 北约日夜在做些什么来保护我们的安全 |
| 544 | Now to answer is NATO fit | 现在来回答的是北约 |
| 545 | the world today let us look at its two newest member states Sweden and Finland who both joined | 今天的世界让我们看看它的两个最新成员国瑞典和芬兰。 |
| 546 | following Putin's invasion of Ukraine. | 在普京入侵乌克兰之后 |
| 547 | Now both boast formidable militaries Finland in particular | 现在他们都特别夸耀芬兰的强大军队 |
| 548 | with its large land border with Russia is in a state of constant readiness for war but its military | 与俄罗斯接壤的陆地边界很大,但一直处于战争的准备状态,但军事方面则处于军事状态。 |
| 549 | doctrine is very different to that of NATO. | 理论与北约大不相同。 |
| 550 | It wasn't really built to be able to deploy large | 它真的不是用来部署大型的 |
| 551 | numbers of troops abroad its focus instead being on defense against potential invasion and yet | 其重点是防御潜在的入侵,然而, |
| 552 | Finland and Sweden have both embarked on massive decade-long programs to conform their armed | 芬兰和瑞典都着手实施了长达十年的大规模方案,以遵守《公约》的规定。 |
| 553 | forces to NATO standards and integrate them into NATO as a whole. | 部队遵守北约标准,并融入整个北约。 |
| 554 | So in the 21st century this | 所以在21世纪 |
| 555 | capacity to slot smoothly together and fight as one which NATO provides is still seen as vital | 北约提供的顺利合作和战斗的能力仍然至关重要 |
| 556 | is still pursued both by NATO command and the member state militaries. | 北约司令部和成员国军队仍在追捕他们。 |
| 557 | NATO is still fit and | 北约仍然适合 |
| 558 | functioning in the world today albeit with shortcomings as was pointed out. | 尽管如前所述存在一些缺点,但当今世界上的运作情况依然如此。 |
| 559 | It must be | 这一定是 |
| 560 | acknowledged the world in which NATO was conceived and founded where much of Europe was still knee | 承认北约诞生和建立的世界 欧洲大部分地区仍然处于瘫痪状态 |
| 561 | deep in rubble and the Cold War only at its outset was very different to the one we operate in today. | 在瓦砾和冷战中,仅仅从一开始就与我们今天的活动大不相同。 |
| 562 | The biggest adversary of the West was Moscow and not Beijing and the frontiers between East and West | 西方最大的对手是莫斯科 而不是北京 以及东西方的边界 |
| 563 | were drawn down the middle of Germany now there are a thousand kilometers further East. | 被划下德国中部 现在有一千公里远的东。 |
| 564 | As Russia | 作为俄罗斯 |
| 565 | continues suffering eye-watering losses in Ukraine we are unlikely to see Russian tanks rolling | 我们不可能看到俄国坦克在滚滚 |
| 566 | across Europe in quite the way we envisioned we might at NATO's founding but this does not mean | 整个欧洲都以我们想象中的方式 在北约成立时可能如此 但这并不代表 |
| 567 | that the work that NATO does is obsolete. | 北约的工作已经过时 |
| 568 | Quite the opposite fact it has found real world application | 恰恰相反,它找到了真实世界的应用 |
| 569 | and demonstrated its real its use in real conflicts. | 并证明了它在实际冲突中的真正用途。 |
| 570 | The wars following the breakup of | 战争爆发后 |
| 571 | Yugoslavia which we've previously heard mentioned were a horrendous affair huge casualties large | 我们之前听到的南斯拉夫 是一个可怕的事件 巨大的伤亡 |
| 572 | numbers of civilian deaths ethnic cleansing. | 被种族清洗的平民死亡人数。 |
| 573 | NATO's intervention on behalf of the people of Bosnia | 北约代表波斯尼亚人民进行干预 |
| 574 | and Kosovo was vital was a vital humanitarian act which almost certainly reduced the human toll | 科索沃是至关重要的人道主义行为,几乎可以肯定地减少人员伤亡。 |
| 575 | of the war. | 战争。 |
| 576 | I'm sorry it was it was a it was a genocide that triggered us to get involved you | 对不起,这是一场种族灭绝 触发了我们 把你牵扯进来 |
| 577 | understand that. | 理解这一点。 |
| 578 | I think there was one argument to my argument that there was no security council | 我认为我的论点有一个论点 即没有安全理事会 |
| 579 | permission for that or do you think that was in recording the rule of law? | 或者你认为这是在记录法治? |
| 580 | I discussed the UN peacekeepers so I'll come on to that. | 我讨论过联合国维和人员,所以我会继续 |
| 581 | No back and forth. | 无前后. |
| 582 | It was also the first time NATO would intervene together in a conflict and found out how effective | 这也是北约首次共同介入冲突,发现其效力如何 |
| 583 | their preparedness for war really was. | 他们为战争做好了准备 |
| 584 | While there were lessons learned from the intervention being | 虽然从这次干预中汲取了教训,但 |
| 585 | the first time integrated commander standardization had made contact with the enemy NATO fundamentally | 第一次统一指挥官标准化,使北约与敌方 |
| 586 | NATO's structure and areas of focus enabled them to deploy over a thousand aircraft and | 北约的结构和重点领域使其能够部署1 000多架飞机和 |
| 587 | 60,000 troops from a variety of countries to the region and do it smoothly and without any | 从各国到该区域的60 000名部队人员,在没有任何人员的情况下,顺利地完成任务。 |
| 588 | major instance from breakdown in command or incompatibility. | 命令失效或不兼容的重大实例。 |
| 589 | As a point of comparison the | 作为比较点, |
| 590 | UN protection force which NATO took over from suffered from severe issues which NATO was able | 北约接管的联合国保护部队遇到北约能够解决的严重问题 |
| 591 | to avoid. | 以避免。 |
| 592 | They had incompatible radios different rules of engagement lack of unified command. | 他们有不兼容的无线电 不同的接战规则 缺乏统一的指挥。 |
| 593 | Their ineffectiveness on the ground cost lives and led directly to the massacre of 8,000 civilians | 他们在当地效力低下,直接导致8 000名平民被杀害 |
| 594 | at Srebrenica. | 在斯雷布雷尼察。 |
| 595 | NATO was built for large-scale ground invasion but proved just as effective | 北约是为大规模地面入侵而建立的,但被证明同样有效 |
| 596 | for messier intervention work such as this and was leagues ahead of what the UN force could do. | 对于像这样更混乱的干预工作,是领先于联合国部队所能做的。 |
| 597 | Let's not forget in the aftermath of that intervention former Yugoslav states Montenegro, | 我们不要忘记在那次干预之后 前南斯拉夫国家黑山, |
| 598 | Slovenia and Croatia all joined NATO seeking cover under its military umbrella. | 斯洛文尼亚和克罗地亚都加入了北约,寻求其军事保护伞的掩护。 |
| 599 | Fast forward to 2011 | 快速推进到2011年 |
| 600 | and Operation Unified Protector or the West Strikes on Libya in response to the intolerable | 和 " 联合保护者行动 " 或 " 西部打击利比亚行动 " ,以应对不可容忍的 |
| 601 | violence Gaddafi was committing against his own people. | 卡扎菲正在对自己的人民实施暴力。 |
| 602 | Within days of the UN resolution authorizing | 在联合国决议授权的几天之内 |
| 603 | force the NATO members involved had a functioning combined air operation centre running coordinated | 北约有关成员有一个运作良好的联合空中业务中心,经协调 |
| 604 | strikes air to air refuelling reconnaissance and other vital missions. | 向空中加油侦察和其他重要任务发起空袭 |
| 605 | British, French and American | 英国、法国和美国 |
| 606 | aircraft were sharing the same airspace and refuelings from each other's tankers in a way | 飞机以某种方式共享同一空域和彼此油轮加油 |
| 607 | they simply could not have in an improvised coalition while states not directly involved | 他们根本不可能组成一个临时联盟,而国家没有直接参与。 |
| 608 | provided infrastructure and flyover rights to enable them. | 提供基础设施和飞行权,以使其能够行使。 |
| 609 | Their air force has been training | 他们的空军一直在训练 |
| 610 | together under NATO standards for decades and it told in the speed and effectiveness of their | 数十年来在北约组织标准下共同行动,并说明了它们的速度和效力。 |
| 611 | military action. | 军事行动。 |
| 612 | Warfare in the late 20th and 21st century is characterized by these large | 20世纪后期和21世纪的战争的特点是: |
| 613 | multi-nations coalitions which are vital to achieving operational credibility on the world stage. | 多国联盟对于在世界舞台上实现业务信誉至关重要。 |
| 614 | You've talked about operational capability but made no reference to the shortcomings that you've | 你谈论过作战能力 但没有提到你的缺点 |
| 615 | acknowledged how integrated command can address cyber or AI enabled warfare. | 承认综合指挥能够解决网络或AI发动战争的问题。 |
| 616 | You're on the wrong | 你错了 |
| 617 | side aren't you? | 侧面是不是你? |
| 618 | The motion's not can NATO be reformed, it's is NATO fit today for the world | 这个动议不能改革北约 北约今天适合世界 |
| 619 | of today. | 今天的节目 |
| 620 | Don't your shortcomings put you on this side of the house? | 你的缺点不是让你站在房子的这边吗? |
| 621 | I disagree I think there are I think there are sort of gradients of fitness I think it is | 我不同意 我觉得有些健身的梯度 我想是的 |
| 622 | undeniably fit for what it does it could be better I take I take your point that there are | 无可否认的适合它 做它可能更好 我接受你的观点 |
| 623 | severe shortcomings but that doesn't mean that it isn't fit and fundamentally sort of you know | 严重缺点,但这并不意味着 它不合适 根本的排序你知道 |
| 624 | the job the native does is vital even in its current state. | 土生土长的工作即使在目前状态下也至关重要。 |
| 625 | Now to broach the elephant in the | 现在把大象拉上 |
| 626 | room Trump's war in Iran is so unpopular and has caused so much outrage demonstrates that | 特朗普在伊朗的战争如此不受欢迎 引起了如此多的愤慨 这表明 |
| 627 | large international coalitions are vital for diplomatic credibility. | 大型国际联盟对外交信誉至关重要。 |
| 628 | His focus has only been | 他的焦点只是 |
| 629 | on NATO's military role and he has completely ignored his diplomatic and political it's | 他完全无视他的外交和政治 |
| 630 | America and NATO's largest constituency may be wavering under its current president in its | 美国和北约最大的支持者可能在其现任总统的领导下摇摆不定。 |
| 631 | support but nothing that Trump has tweeted has stopped American pilots training with European | 但特朗普在推特上 并没有停止美国飞行员与欧洲的训练 |
| 632 | ones nothing stopped American military leaders maintaining their working relations with their | 没有什么能阻止美国军方领导人 与他们的工作关系 |
| 633 | European and Canadian counterparts. | 欧洲和加拿大同行。 |
| 634 | America may be wavering and many states may have been falling | 美国可能摇摆不定,许多州可能已经陷落 |
| 635 | short of their commitments over recent years but NATO is still more than able to undertake vital | 但北约仍然非常有能力执行 |
| 636 | work the vital work it does every day. | 做它每天从事的重要工作。 |
| 637 | It has these problems but that didn't dissuade no less | 它有这些问题,但这并不劝阻 |
| 638 | than nine former eastern bloc countries from voluntarily joining NATO after the breakup of | 超过9个在北约解体后自愿加入北约的前东部集团国家 |
| 639 | Only a few years ago Finland and Sweden took the generational decision to ditch their long held | 仅仅几年前,芬兰和瑞典就决定 抛弃他们长期持有的 |
| 640 | neutrality and have embarked on enormous programs to fit their armed forces into the NATO | 并开始实施庞大的计划,使其武装部队加入北约 |
| 641 | superstructure. | 上层结构。 |
| 642 | Only a few months ago Hungary's new president Peter Magyar has stated it is | 几个月前,匈牙利新总统彼得·马吉亚尔(Peter Magyar)表示, |
| 643 | his intention to build trust with NATO allies and raise defense spending to meet NATO standards and | 他打算与北约盟国建立信任,增加国防开支,以达到北约的标准, |
| 644 | I think most pressingly of all Ukraine continues clamoring for membership and for closer working | 我认为,在所有乌克兰中,最迫切的是继续要求加入和更加密切地工作。 |
| 645 | relations. | 关系 |
| 646 | Able to do its job of enabling quick and close relationships between member states | 有能力完成促进成员国之间快速、密切的关系的工作 |
| 647 | large working coalitions remaining necessary now and into the future and with demonstrable | 大型工作联盟现在和将来仍然有必要,而且有明显的 |
| 648 | and renewing support and continued engagement from its member state NATO is fit for the world | 北约成员国的继续支持和持续参与符合世界的需要 |
| 649 | today. | 今时. |
| 650 | You should all thank NATO for the work it does and vote with the opposition. | 你们都应该感谢北约组织所做的工作和与反对派的投票。 |
| 651 | Thank you Daniel for his fine speech. | 谢谢你丹尼尔的精彩演讲 |
| 652 | We now move to our closing speeches and closing the case | 我们现在开始结束发言,结束诉讼 |
| 653 | for the proposition this evening is Toby Nosquiff. | 今晚的提议是托比·诺斯基夫 |
| 654 | Toby graduated in 2024 with a BA in history from | 托比于2024年毕业,获得历史学士学位 |
| 655 | Hughes Hall. | 休斯·霍尔 |
| 656 | He was chairman of the Cambridge University Conservative Association in Easter | 他是剑桥大学复活节保守协会主席 |
| 657 | 2024 and he is also an advisor from the campaign group Indigenous Tragosian People. | 2024年,他还是土著特拉戈西亚人运动团体的顾问。 |
| 658 | Toby you have | 托比,你来了 |
| 659 | the ears of the house. | 房子的耳朵。 。 。 |
| 660 | I have to thank you Mr President for putting me in the rare and | 总统先生,我必须感谢你 把我置于难得之中 |
| 661 | respectable situation of disagreeing strongly with a member of my own side and trying to do so in | 与我一方成员强烈不和,并试图这样做的可敬情况 |
| 662 | such a way that you all still stay on our side of the motion and all I would say truly from the heart | 这样你们仍然站在我们这边 我真心的说 |
| 663 | and without hostility is that we know and especially we know in Germany that the aspirations | 没有敌意,我们知道,特别是在德国,我们知道, |
| 664 | of collaboration with Russia that were pursued so deeply for 20 years on gas on every other | 与俄罗斯的合作 20年来一直如此深入地在天然气上 |
| 665 | commercial level just weren't actually aligned with the truth of that regime and the tragedy | 商业层面实际上并不符合 政权的真相和悲剧 |
| 666 | of unaffordability but the worst of anywhere in Europe is in Germany and of all state problems | 负担不起,但欧洲任何地方最糟糕的 是德国和所有的国家问题 |
| 667 | in Germany is that politicians on left and politicians on right were too willing to believe | 在德国,左派政客和右派政客 都不愿相信 |
| 668 | credulously that Putin could be trusted and that's why they have the highest electricity costs and | 相信普京可以被信任 这就是为什么他们有最高的电力成本和 |
| 669 | the highest costs for gas and the worst infrastructure problems in Europe because they were hurt the most | 欧洲天然气成本最高,基础设施问题最严重,因为受到的伤害最大 |
| 670 | by the infliction of reality but not hurt as much as Ukraine but hurt the most among the states | 造成现实,但不会像乌克兰那样伤害,而是伤害最深的国家; |
| 671 | that are still at peace in Europe and so I say to anyone here and it will be the whole purpose | 我对这里的任何人说 这都是目的 |
| 672 | of my speech tonight that if you truly want peace you have to look at the world as it sadly is | 我今晚的演讲中说,如果你真的想要和平... ...你就必须看着这个世界,因为它是可悲的 |
| 673 | and I suppose to that point we can cast our minds and our eyes back to history | 我想到这个地步 我们可以把我们的思想和眼睛 抛回历史 |
| 674 | and Germany which is where I wanted to start anyway in Berlin has changed the days of the | 我想从柏林开始的德国 已经改变了 |
| 675 | clubs and then crawling at 6am to their barracks and driving out to go along the block and the wall | 然后早上6点爬到兵营 然后开车沿街和墙走 |
| 676 | to that far and completely unimaginable communist world with their binoculars looking at people | 去那个远不可想象的共产主义世界 他们的望远镜看着人 |
| 677 | looking back at them are gone they're gone and they're remembered now only in synth wave and | 回头看他们都不见了 现在他们只记得在合成波中 |
| 678 | 80s music and nothing they are gone and it's fashionable in speeches such as these | 80年代的音乐什么的都没了 像这样的演讲很时髦 |
| 679 | to become extremely fashionable to reference the leopard and so I will do so that for everything | 变得非常时尚 参照豹 所以我会这样做,为了一切 |
| 680 | to stay the same everything needs to change because life is a series of inexorable conditions | 因为生命是一系列不可阻挡的条件 |
| 681 | there are just some things about this existence that we don't like it would be wonderful to | 有一些关于这个存在的东西 我们不喜欢它会是美妙的 |
| 682 | sit down and have coffee with the Russians it would be fabulous it would be sublime | 坐下来和俄国人喝咖啡 那会是美妙的 |
| 683 | but the truth is that the Russians are either lying dead on the fields of Ukraine or scattered | 但事实是,俄罗斯人不是躺在乌克兰的田野上,就是分散 |
| 684 | half around the world or living brainwashed or alternatively just in boredom in their own land | 半个世界 或生活洗脑 或者在自己的土地上无聊 |
| 685 | and the reason why I decided to speak tonight is because you really have to question what it is to | 我决定今晚发言的原因 是因为你确实要质疑 |
| 686 | be warlike I think that it might be imagined that people who are speaking in favor of NATO | 战争般的,我想也许可以想象 那些支持北约的人 |
| 687 | are warlike that they have all of the rush of childhood toy soldiers they really believe | 像战争一样,他们有 所有匆忙的童年玩具士兵 他们真正相信 |
| 688 | that all you need to do is just put on a nice uniform and sary out to battle or command other | 你只需要穿上漂亮的军装 和战利品出战或指挥其他 |
| 689 | people to do so and the truth is that institutions like NATO so broken as they are are necessary | 真相是,像北约这样的机构 如此破碎是必需的 |
| 690 | because they provide us with security in a world which is not composed of people who agree | 因为他们为我们提供了安全 在一个不是由同意的人组成的世界 |
| 691 | and the tragedy is that NATO is so unfit now and in chaos obvious chaos between the Atlantic | 悲剧是北约现在如此不合适 在混乱中 大西洋之间明显混乱 |
| 692 | and Europe obvious chaos inside Europe that it is incapable of delivering that | 欧洲内部明显混乱,无法实现 |
| 693 | I am also very alive to the criticisms that NATO is a force of so-called western power | 我也对北约是 所谓西方势力的批评非常活跃 |
| 694 | but I ask you to look at the power of Russia and the power of China and the power of other | 但我要你看看俄罗斯的力量,中国的力量, 以及其他的力量 |
| 695 | states in the world I think that it's it may have been hard to make those arguments before | 世界上的州,我认为,它可能 很难提出这些论点之前 |
| 696 | 2022 now surely it is impossible and the reason why it must be impossible to allow NATO to remain | 2022年 现在肯定不可能 也不可能让北约留下来 |
| 697 | as it is and not to reform it not to drastically reform it to go as much as we would desire not to | 而不是改革它 而不是大幅度地改革它 |
| 698 | this process of rearmament is because to rearm is not to be warlike | 重整军备不是因为战争 |
| 699 | China has a problem China has a very serious problem which is that they are the ascendant | 中国有问题 中国有非常严重的问题 就是他们是长者 |
| 700 | in the facilities trap we're here of this all the time it's just an idea but it will cease to be an | 在设施陷阱 我们在这里 这一切的时间 它只是一个想法,但它会停止是一个 |
| 701 | I think in my view if the powers are overly balanced if Europe is separated from America | 我认为如果欧洲与美国分离 权力是否过于平衡 |
| 702 | and if the Americans descend into some kind of internal isolation in fact that could make the | 如果美国人陷入某种内部隔离,事实上,这可以使 |
| 703 | United States more likely to go into a conflict with China stability in the international system | 美国更可能与国际体系中中国的稳定发生冲突 |
| 704 | is precious deeply precious we haven't had much of it for 10 years and I think there is there is | 十分珍贵 我们10年没有吃太多了 我想有 |
| 705 | a sublime darkness to embracing NATO's collapse will be the perfect misstep because without it | 接受北约崩溃的黑暗是完美的错误 因为没有它 |
| 706 | for the first time since 1940 the great democratic nations would not be bound by any obligations | 自1940年以来,伟大的民主国家首次不再受到任何义务的约束。 |
| 707 | of defense and it's just as much our obligation Europe is too hubristic we blame the Americans | 也正是我们的责任 欧洲太傲慢了 我们责备美国人 |
| 708 | all the time we are horrified sometimes rightly by things which get posted at 2 40 a.m. American | 我们总是惊恐不已,有时,美国早上2点40分发来的消息,对我们来说是正确的。 |
| 709 | time by the president but the way to deal with people in international system if you can't sit | 由总统决定 但如果你坐不下 处理国际体系中的人的方法 |
| 710 | down for coffee is to have enough credibility that they listen to you and we have none we have | 喝咖啡要有足够的可信度 他们听你的,我们没有 |
| 711 | none we have not even any centralized political will in Europe I don't know if people here | 没有,我们甚至没有 任何集中的政治意志 在欧洲 我不知道这里的人 |
| 712 | conceive of themselves as Europeans whether you want to remain in the European Union or not | 把自己想象成欧洲人 不管你是否想留在欧盟 |
| 713 | but the greatest way to get towards a war in Europe is as difficult as it may seem for us | 但在欧洲开战的最好方法 对我们来说同样困难 |
| 714 | to let our relationship with the Americans break apart and the simple way to get people to do what | 让我们和美国人的关系破碎 和简单的方法 让人们做什么 |
| 715 | you want unfortunately is to have more bombs and more guns and more of everything than they do | 很不幸,你想要的 是拥有更多的炸弹 更多的枪和所有的东西 比他们做的 |
| 716 | it doesn't mean you have to use them the greatest likelihood of having to use them | 这并不意味着你必须使用它们 使用它们的最大可能性 |
| 717 | is if you don't have enough of them and that was fine for the last 30 years and I took you at the | 如果你不够的话 过去30年里都很好 我带你去 |
| 718 | start of this speech to 1989 when the events of 1990 and 1991 and the rest of that year were just | 这篇演讲开始到1989年, 当时1990年和1991年的事件 以及当年的其余时间 |
| 719 | unimaginable as the events of the last four or ten years were to people in 2015 in fact if you'd | 2015年发生的事情让人无法想象 如果你愿意 |
| 720 | asked any specialist in international affairs about the chance of Donald Trump running for office | 向国际事务专家询问唐纳德·特朗普参选的机会 |
| 721 | much less being elected they would have looked at you like you were crazy so what do we have now | 更别提当选了 他们会把你当疯子看待的 |
| 722 | what do we see in the world system the Soviets are gone there is no European strategic autonomy | 我们在世界体系中看到的 苏联人已经消失 没有欧洲的战略自主 |
| 723 | for those who are against the expansion of nuclear arms the greatest increase in the production of | 对于那些反对扩大核武器的国家来说,核武器生产的最大增长是: |
| 724 | nuclear warheads since the 80s I mean Reagan would have laughed because the world is unstable | 从80年代开始,我是指里根会笑 因为世界不稳定 |
| 725 | and because all of the states find themselves on their own again | 因为所有各州都再次独立自主 |
| 726 | and the solution that I propose is one of respect I don't think that we need to head | 我提议的解决办法是尊重我 我认为我们不需要带头 |
| 727 | towards an inexorable conflict with China I think one of the ways you get to a grand bargain over | 和中国发生不可饶恕的冲突... ...我想你通过一个大交易的方式之一 |
| 728 | peace in the world is by having enough strength I wish it weren't so because you have to decide | 世界和平是有足够的力量 我希望不是因为你决定 |
| 729 | who you are if you look at the news and despise violence and despise horror and despise human | 如果你看新闻 轻视暴力 轻视恐怖 轻视人类 |
| 730 | suffering then please particularly if you're I'll take you in a second by the way I got this person | 特别是如果你是的话 我会用我得到这个人的方式 来接你 |
| 731 | to come and then he speaks in abstention it's very difficult um okay just speak | 然后他弃权发言 这很困难,嗯... ... |
| 732 | is it going to be something like the non-native alliance is it going to be more European | 它会像非本土联盟一样吗? |
| 733 | strategic autonomy is it going to be much like the second speaker in turn towards a sort of | 战略自主性将跟第二位演讲者一样 |
| 734 | UN and more international law thanks um the the answer to which I perhaps was a little bit too | 联合国和更多国际法 感谢这个答案 我也许也有一点点 |
| 735 | languid in um arriving is of course we keep NATO but if you imagine something to be fit | 抵达时的兰吉德当然是北约,但如果你想象出合适的东西 |
| 736 | you have to observe it just because a person is alive on life support doesn't mean they're fit | 你不得不观察它 只是因为一个人活着 依靠生命维生 并不意味着他们是合适的 |
| 737 | um so even if you despise NATO you should observe it on that basis but to make a | 所以即使你鄙视北约... ...你也应该以此为基础观察它... ...但为了... |
| 738 | bunch broader claim as I conclude I'll take it the united states be a part of | 我的结论是,美国是美国的一部分 |
| 739 | You create dependence. | 你制造依赖。 |
| 740 | You create dependence by deepening economic integration without | 你通过深化经济一体化创造依赖性 |
| 741 | destruction of labour or product standards. | 破坏劳动或产品标准。 |
| 742 | You pay up and make Europe a force to be reckoned | 你付了钱,让欧洲成为一股值得考虑的力量 |
| 743 | with that can do things on its own, that doesn't need the United States, and you make new alliances | 有了它就可以自己做事情, 那不需要美国, 你建立了新的联盟 |
| 744 | with the Far East, with the Gulf States, with the Global South. | 与远东,海湾国家,全球南方。 |
| 745 | And by the way, the largest | 顺便说一句,最大的 |
| 746 | continent in terms of population by the end of this century will be Africa. | 到本世纪末,非洲大陆的人口将成为非洲。 |
| 747 | I'm getting | 我开始 |
| 748 | that, I'm getting that, I'm nearly there. | 那个,我明白了,我快到了 |
| 749 | The final point to sort of hem it all together | 最后一点是把它拼起来 |
| 750 | roughly is just that if you believe that the use of force is a bad thing and that it's | 可能只是如果你认为使用武力是坏事 |
| 751 | horrifying for human beings to be subject to violence, I promise you I agree with you. | 让人类遭受暴力的恐惧 我向你保证 我同意你的看法 |
| 752 | But unfortunately we live in a world where people do great evil and we cannot deny it. | 但不幸的是,我们生活在一个人们作恶,我们不能否认的世界。 |
| 753 | We have to approach it and even, dare I say it, to those who are certainly not of my point | 我们必须接近它,甚至,我敢说,对那些肯定与我无关的人 |
| 754 | of view, even as the Soviets did with their great armies, from whatever your political | 即使苏联人用他们的伟大军队 从你的政治角度 |
| 755 | perspective, we are heading into the most dangerous period for us as young people. | 我们正走向我们年轻人最危险的时期。 |
| 756 | I | 一、导 言 |
| 757 | don't want to go to war. | 不想参战 |
| 758 | That's why I want to have a strong army, strong defence, and | 所以我想要一支强大的军队 强大的防御力量 |
| 759 | ultimately to have allies and friends. | 最终有盟友和朋友 |
| 760 | That's the world I believe in. | 这就是我所信仰的世界。 |
| 761 | And if we break away | 如果我们分开 |
| 762 | from it, God help us. | 愿上帝保佑我们 |
| 763 | Thank you Toby for that fine speech. | 谢谢你托比的精彩演讲 |
| 764 | And closing the case for the opposition this evening is | 今晚结束对反对派的诉讼 |
| 765 | David Aronovich. | 大卫·阿罗诺维奇. |
| 766 | He wrote his own bio. | 他写了自己的生记. |
| 767 | David has produced, presented and edited factual | 大卫编写、介绍和编辑了事实材料。 |
| 768 | programmes for ITV, the BBC, Channel 4 and Channel 5. | 电视台、英国广播公司、第4频道和第5频道的节目。 |
| 769 | He was a columnist for the Independent, | 他是独立派的专栏作家 |
| 770 | the Guardian, the Observer and the Times. | 《卫报》、《观察家报》和《时代报》 |
| 771 | He has won several awards, but then who hasn't? | 他赢得了多个奖项,但谁没有呢? |
| 772 | David, you have the ears of the House. | 大卫,你有家族的耳朵 |
| 773 | It's a warm night at last. | 终于温暖的夜晚 |
| 774 | Your exams apparently are imminent. | 你的考试显然即将到来 |
| 775 | You've not got a single speaker | 你一个喇叭都没有 |
| 776 | here who's been interestingly cancelled or is a hero of social media. | 或成为社交媒体的英雄。 |
| 777 | And yet you're | 而你却 |
| 778 | here, which raises the big question which we're all discussing, just what is wrong with | 这里,这引起了一个大问题, 我们都在讨论, 只是有什么不对 |
| 779 | the youth of Britain today? | 今天的英国青年? |
| 780 | Is it still the convention, Mr President, that I speak to | 主席先生,我是否仍然要对 |
| 781 | thank the previous speakers as the last speaker? | 感谢前面的发言者作为最后一位发言者? |
| 782 | Do I still do that? | 我还能这么做吗? |
| 783 | Not necessarily. | 不见得. |
| 784 | You can shape your speeches you wish. | 你可以塑造你想要的演讲。 |
| 785 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 786 | I still will do it because we've heard some very good speeches. | 我仍然会这样做,因为我们听到了一些非常好的发言。 |
| 787 | We've heard | 我们听说了 |
| 788 | two speeches from people from abroad who speak so well in a language that is not their own, | 两次来自国外的演讲 讲得这么好 语言不是他们自己的, |
| 789 | which you may think contrasts a lot with people who speak in this country all the time in | 你可能认为 与人们的对比很大 在这个国家一直说话 |
| 790 | a language that is their own and not at all well. | 一种语言是他们自己的 而不是任何好的。 |
| 791 | However, it wasn't until tonight that | 不过,直到今晚 |
| 792 | I realised that the term please conclude translates in German as noch zwanzig Minuten. | 我意识到这个术语最后请用德语翻译为zwanzig Minuten。 |
| 793 | Anthony Stokes, thank you very much for your very ambassadorial, stirring stories of British | 安东尼·斯托克斯, 非常感谢你非常大使, 煽动英国的故事 |
| 794 | during-do, without which I don't think any Foreign Office speech could possibly be due | 在做的时候,没有它,我不认为任何 外交部的演讲可能 |
| 795 | without. | 没有。 |
| 796 | I want to thank Daniel for his, I thought, pugnacious speech. | 我想感谢丹尼尔的无耻演讲 |
| 797 | I also enjoyed | 我也很开心 |
| 798 | the fact that he was militarily laminated as if he was actually out there on the field | 事实上,他被军事包裹 就像他实际上在野外 |
| 799 | himself and I particularly like the way he said tanks. | 他和我特别喜欢他所说的坦克 |
| 800 | I want to praise Toby's marvellous | 我想称赞托比的奇异之处 |
| 801 | shoes. | 双鞋 |
| 802 | They are absolutely incredible. | 他们是绝对不可思议的。 |
| 803 | I enjoyed his nightclub manner and I did think that | 我很喜欢他的夜总会礼仪 我觉得 |
| 804 | when that war comes, which he is predicting, he may have to change. | 当战争到来,他正在预测, 他可能必须改变。 |
| 805 | Also, he delivered | 还有,他送来了 |
| 806 | himself of that, not the greatest of sins, but one of the great marvels, which is a life | 他自己,不是最大的罪过, 而是一个伟大的奇迹,这就是生命 |
| 807 | is just like line, which wasn't true, a philosophical upgrade on Forrest Gump, but only just. | 这和Forrest Gump的哲学升级 不一样 但只是而已 |
| 808 | Now, | 现在, |
| 809 | when I saw the motion, I wondered how the proponents would actually argue their case | 当我看到动议时,我想知道 支持者们会如何提出他们的理由 |
| 810 | and what we discover, of course, is there are two and possibly even three completely | 我们发现,当然,有两个甚至三个 |
| 811 | different ideas on the proponents' bench about what the motion actually meant. | 关于这个动议的真正含义 支持者席上的想法不同 |
| 812 | Whether | 是否为 |
| 813 | we blame them for that or not is a matter, I think they tended to blame you, actually, | 我们责怪他们与否是一件事情, 我认为他们倾向于责怪你,其实, |
| 814 | as the president. | 作为总统。 |
| 815 | And that's what being president is all about. | 这就是当总统的目的 |
| 816 | So the first one, essentially, | 所以第一个,基本上, |
| 817 | from the ambassador was, it's out of date. | 从大使那里,它已经过时了。 |
| 818 | The second one from our comrade from Germany | 第二个来自德国的同志 |
| 819 | is, NATO is a problem, not a cure, and has always been a problem. | 北约是个问题,不是解决问题的办法,而且始终是一个问题。 |
| 820 | And the third one from | 第三个来自 |
| 821 | Toby, I fail completely to be able to summarize. | 托比 我完全无法总结 |
| 822 | I'll have to think about it and come back | 我要考虑一下再回来 |
| 823 | to you probably sometime next year. | 可能明年某个时候给你 |
| 824 | Let's just deal very quickly with the out of date | 我们快处理一下过时的事吧 |
| 825 | argument, because it gets to be confusing, because in the end, the speaker is not speaking | 因为它会让人困惑 因为最后 演讲者不会说话 |
| 826 | for the end of NATO. | 北约的终结。 |
| 827 | He is speaking for an upgrade of NATO, particularly in the field | 他要求提升北约,特别是外地 |
| 828 | of cyber. | 网络 |
| 829 | The only thing I would say about your surprisingly, to me, quixotic speech | 我唯一会说的 关于你令人惊讶的, 对我来说,夸张的演讲 |
| 830 | ambassador, is that, of course, NATO hasn't always managed to be particular about how | 大使,当然,北约 并非总能对如何 |
| 831 | precisely it's going to police the new cyber thresholds, because we are only just getting | 确切地说,它会警示 新的网络门槛,因为我们只是得到 |
| 832 | used to what those cyber thresholds actually mean. | 用来表达这些网络阈值的实际含义。 |
| 833 | But if you think that countries aren't | 但是如果你认为国家不是 |
| 834 | developing and NATO isn't developing some kind of responses, I just would point to you | 北约和北约没有做出什么反应,我只想告诉你 |
| 835 | what is happening in Ukraine. | 乌克兰正在发生的一切。 |
| 836 | What has happened is that a country much smaller than the country | 事情是这样的 一个比国家小得多的国家 |
| 837 | attacking it, by an incredible use of technology and improvisation, has stopped that invasion | 以惊人的科技和即兴表演攻击它 阻止了入侵 |
| 838 | in its tracks. | 在它的轨道上。 |
| 839 | Of course, it's paid a huge sacrifice to be able to do it, but it's also | 当然,它付出了巨大的牺牲 才能做到这一点,但它也 |
| 840 | actually redefined warfare in the cyber period. | 网络时期的战争 |
| 841 | And it is completely naive to believe that | 完全天真地认为 |
| 842 | NATO isn't in the business of trying to do exactly the same. | 北约并不想做同样的事情 |
| 843 | And it seems to me perverse, | 在我看来,这是不正常的, |
| 844 | actually, to blame it for not doing it quickly enough. | 事实上,怪它做得不够快 |
| 845 | Of course, point of information accepted. | 当然,信息点被接受。 |
| 846 | Where is the architecture in NATO today? | 今天北约的建筑在哪里? |
| 847 | I'm afraid I don't know what architecture means | 恐怕我不知道建筑的意义 |
| 848 | under these circumstances, so you're going to have to explain it to me. | 在这种情况下,你必须向我解释 |
| 849 | Do you mean what | 你是说什么 |
| 850 | actual things you have in position to do the things that you want it to do? | 你有能力做你想做的事吗? |
| 851 | I mean a rapid | 我是说快速 |
| 852 | attribution mechanism, a graduated response, a defined threshold, an operational cyber | 归属机制,分级响应,设定门槛,操作网络 |
| 853 | command with real teeth? | 用真牙指挥? |
| 854 | Where are they? | 他们在哪? |
| 855 | No, but let us presume that all those things | 不,但让我们假设所有这些事情 |
| 856 | could be developed and will be being developed. | 可以开发,并将开发。 |
| 857 | I'm going to come on to this point in a moment | 我马上就要讲这个了 |
| 858 | because you have some explaining to do as well, as it happens. | 因为你也得解释一下 事情就是这样发生的 |
| 859 | But I want to kind of | 但我想有点 |
| 860 | move on to what some of the other arguments are before I come back to deal with that particular | 继续谈其他的争论 在我回来之前 |
| 861 | point. | 点。 |
| 862 | I don't understand all the jargon, and I'm not going to pretend to, but I imagine | 我不理解所有的术语, 我不会假装, 但我想象 |
| 863 | all they mean is, what they mean is you have a series of protocols and a series of actions | 他们的意思是,他们的意思是 你有一个系列协议和一系列行动 |
| 864 | that people have to take against certain circumstances. | 人们必须面对某些情况 |
| 865 | And my argument at the moment | 和我现在的争论 |
| 866 | would be, it is hardly surprising if a lot of that is actually in flux at the moment | 如果现在很多事情在变化之中 也就不足为奇了 |
| 867 | because so much of the world is in flux. | 因为世界上很多地方都在变化 |
| 868 | Your example of Microsoft being able to do things | 您的微软能做事情的例子 |
| 869 | that NATO wasn't able to do being an example, but you've got plenty of examples from Daniel | 北约不能做一个榜样, 但你有很多的例子 从丹尼尔 |
| 870 | over there of the things that NATO does do and has got architecture for, which are still | 在那边,北约所做的事情 和有建筑, 仍然 |
| 871 | nevertheless valuable, but other things to be developed. | 然而,这是很有价值的,但还有其他需要发展的东西。 |
| 872 | Now, that could be consistent | 现在,这可以是一致的 |
| 873 | with your argument that NATO isn't fit yet for purpose. | 你的论点是北约还不适合目的 |
| 874 | In other words, there are things | 换句话说,有些事情 |
| 875 | that it could conceivably do to be better. | 可以想象它会更好 |
| 876 | I don't think that's what people mean. | 岂非众生之意. |
| 877 | Hold | 别动 |
| 878 | on a second. | 等会儿 |
| 879 | I don't think that's what people mean when they think about voting for this | 我想当人们考虑投票时 并不是这个意思 |
| 880 | motion. | 移动。 |
| 881 | And now I have to proceed. | 现在我要继续了 |
| 882 | It's really important that I do, because although you | 这真的很重要,我这样做, 因为尽管你 |
| 883 | talked about being in Latvia in 2008, you know perfectly well that in 2024, Finland | 你很清楚,2024年芬兰 |
| 884 | and Sweden both voted to join NATO. | 瑞典和瑞典都投票决定加入北约。 |
| 885 | They hardly did it, Mr Ambassador, out of some kind of | 他们几乎不这样做,大使先生,出于某种 |
| 886 | extraordinary naivety about what would happen. | 非常天真 会发生什么。 |
| 887 | These are two of the most practical nations | 这是两个最实用的国家 |
| 888 | on the face of the earth. | 在地球上的脸上。 |
| 889 | They did it because they thought being in NATO would give them | 他们这样做,因为他们认为 在北约会给他们 |
| 890 | some level of safeguard and some level of contribution also that they would make to | 某种程度的保障和某种程度的贡献,它们也将对 |
| 891 | the collective security, not just of Europe, but of other countries. | 不仅欧洲的集体安全,而且其他国家的安全。 |
| 892 | And that in the end | 最终 |
| 893 | is the thing that NATO actually does. | 是北约实际做的事情。 |
| 894 | It provides a degree of collective security, particularly | 它提供了一定程度的集体安全,特别是: |
| 895 | to nations who are not superpowers themselves, but have to get together in some kind of way | 国家不是超级大国,但必须以某种方式相聚 |
| 896 | in order to provide some kind of counter amount to the threat that they're going to have. | 以提供某种反面 相当于他们将面临的威胁。 |
| 897 | And that's exactly what they've done. | 他们就是这样做的 |
| 898 | And they will be interested and I hope not too | 他们将会感兴趣,我希望不要太 |
| 899 | alarmed to hear that a British ambassador thinks that they're wasting their time, unless | 听到英国大使认为他们在浪费时间,很震惊,除非 |
| 900 | you don't think they're wasting their time, in which case you can vote with us against | 你不认为他们在浪费时间 这样的话你可以和我们一起投票反对 |
| 901 | the motion that you've just proposed. | 你刚刚提出的动议 |
| 902 | Now, the second argument that was put forward | 现在,提出的第二个论点 |
| 903 | was by our friend from Germany. | 是我们德国的朋友 |
| 904 | Toby, you're entirely wrong about this. | 托比 你完全错了 |
| 905 | This has got nothing | 这没什么 |
| 906 | to do with Ostpolitik. | 和奥斯特波利蒂克有关 |
| 907 | That's from a completely different political part of the spectrum. | 这是来自一个完全不同的政治 部分的谱。 |
| 908 | I was brought up in a British communist family. | 我在一个英国共产主义家庭长大的 |
| 909 | In the end of the 50s and beginning of the | 50年代末和开始 |
| 910 | 60s, particularly the 60s, they were already in transition at the time, but my house was | 60年代,尤其是60年代,他们当时已经处于过渡阶段,但是我的房子是 |
| 911 | full of books with cartoons of how bad NATO was. | 满是卡通漫画的图书, |
| 912 | It was full of Germans being re-armed, | 它充满了德国人重新武装, |
| 913 | so it was ex-Nazis being re-armed by NATO, and it was full of American generals with | 北约重新武装了前纳粹分子 到处都是美国将军 |
| 914 | bomb-shaped heads who wanted to blow the entire world up. | 炸弹形的脑袋 谁想炸毁整个世界。 |
| 915 | And of course, on the other side, | 当然 在另一边 |
| 916 | you know who was on the other side, the peace-loving Soviet Union, who wanted nothing more than | 你知道谁在另一边, 热爱和平的苏联, 谁只想要 |
| 917 | to get rid of nuclear weapons and to have the people's democracies of Eastern Europe | 实现东欧人民民主 |
| 918 | live in peace and comradeliness with the people on the other side of the Iron Curtain. | 与铁幕另一边的人民和睦相处,团结相处. |
| 919 | That | 那个 |
| 920 | is the tradition that our friend from Germany comes from. | 是我们的德国朋友的传统 |
| 921 | The party that she joined initially | 她最初加入的派对 |
| 922 | in Germany, Die Linke, was what was formed out of the Südstel-Ichester-Einheitsparteis | 在德国,Die Linke是苏德斯特尔-伊切斯特-艾因希特斯巴泰斯形成的东西 |
| 923 | Deutschlands, the old East German Communist Party. | 德意志地区,旧东德共产党. |
| 924 | It was led by a man called Greg Egisi. | 它由一个叫格雷格·埃吉西的人领导. |
| 925 | One of the leading members has been a woman called Sarah Wagenknecht. | 其中一位主要成员是一位名叫莎拉·瓦根克内赫特(Sarah Wagenknecht)的女性. |
| 926 | Sarah Wagenknecht | 萨拉·瓦金克内赫特 |
| 927 | 离开Die Linke以组建她自己的政党,即联邦党-Sarah Wagenknecht,即 | |
| 928 | the party of which you are a member. | 您所属的政党。 |
| 929 | Where that party differs, as far as I can see from | 党的不同之处, 据我所知 |
| 930 | Die Linke, is that it is far more anti-immigrant, and we'll come on to what the implications | Die Linke, 意思是它更反移民, 我们会得到什么影响 |
| 931 | of that are in a moment. | 马上就好 |
| 932 | Now that, I think, is the mindset that you are stuck in. | 现在,我想,这就是你所坚持的心态。 |
| 933 | In some | 在某些 |
| 934 | ways I understand it. | 我理解这一点。 |
| 935 | You come from a Kurdish background. | 你来自库尔德人的背景。 |
| 936 | Your people have suffered at the | 你的人民在战争中遭受苦难 |
| 937 | hands of a NATO member, Turkey. | 北约成员国土耳其的手 |
| 938 | It's not the only country they've suffered at the | 这不是他们唯一一个在 |
| 939 | hands of. | 握着手 |
| 940 | I can understand that bit, but the rest of it is pure Cold War politics turned | 我可以理解这一点, 但剩下的是纯粹的冷战政治 |
| 941 | into modern day politics. | 进入现代政治 |
| 942 | So, we come now to October 2021 and see what the implications | 所以,我们现在来到2021年10月,看看会有什么影响 |
| 943 | of these positions actually amount to. | 这些职位实际上相当于。 |
| 944 | In other words, the things that are being argued | 换句话说,正在争论的事情 |
| 945 | for by the people who are proposing the motion from this point of view. | 从这个角度提出动议的人 |
| 946 | In October 2021, | 2021年10月,任,. |
| 947 | the US and UK, you've got to be joking, the US and UK shared intelligence of a huge Russian | 美国和英国,你一定在开玩笑, 美国和英国分享了一个巨大的俄罗斯人的情报 |
| 948 | military build-up on the borders of Ukraine, whose territory of Crimea had been illegally | 乌克兰边界的军事集结,其克里米亚领土是非法的 |
| 949 | annexed seven years earlier, and where Russian-armed rebels have been fighting the democratically | 以及俄罗斯武装的叛军一直以民主方式与 |
| 950 | elected government of Ukraine. | 乌克兰民选政府。 |
| 951 | By the way, and just kind of, you know, for jollies, they | 顺便说一下,对Jollies来说,他们 |
| 952 | also managed to shoot down a Dutch airliner, well, an airliner full of Dutch, a Malaysian | 还击落了一架荷兰客机 一架满载荷兰人的马来西亚客机 |
| 953 | airliner, and then try and blame it on the Ukrainians themselves. | 飞机,然后尝试把它 怪罪于乌克兰人自己。 |
| 954 | I'm sure you were absolutely | 我敢肯定,你绝对是 |
| 955 | adamant that this was a terrible thing for them to do. | 坚持这对他们来说是件可怕的事 |
| 956 | Following the intelligence in | 追踪情报 |
| 957 | early 2022, Emmanuel Macron, Antony Blinken, other people went to Moscow and said, please | 2022年初,埃马纽埃尔·麦克伦,安东尼·布林肯,其他人去莫斯科说,请 |
| 958 | don't do this invasion of Ukraine. | 不要这样入侵乌克兰 |
| 959 | And they were lied to. | 他们被骗了 |
| 960 | They were comprehensively lied | 他们被全面骗了 |
| 961 | to. | 改为。 |
| 962 | The government of your Russian government said, of course we're not going to do anything | 俄国政府说 我们当然不会做任何事 |
| 963 | such thing. | 这样的事情。 |
| 964 | It's just complete absolute nonsense and propaganda. | 这完全是胡说八道的宣传 |
| 965 | However, Putin had already | 但是,普京已经 |
| 966 | made a series of speeches saying things like, in his words, Ukraine can't be a proper country | 用他的话来说,乌克兰不可能是一个合适的国家。 |
| 967 | because it can only be a sovereign country in partnership with Russia. | 因为它只能是一个主权国家 与俄罗斯合作。 |
| 968 | That's precisely | 没错 |
| 969 | the kind of thing that NATO exists to protect its members from, incidentally, if it's possible | 北约的存在是为了保护其成员免受伤害 如果有可能的话 |
| 970 | to do it. | 要做到这一点。 |
| 971 | I enjoy, yes, Toby. | 我喜欢,对,托比。 |
| 972 | Do you accept that if NATO had been fit for purpose in 2022, | 你是否接受,如果北约在2022年适合目的, |
| 973 | Russians would have made a strategic calculation not to intervene? | 俄国人会做出不干预的战略计算吗? |
| 974 | No, I believe that if Ukraine | 不 我相信如果乌克兰 |
| 975 | had been in NATO in 2022, Russia would have made the decision not to intervene. | 2022年在北约,俄罗斯本来会决定不干预。 |
| 976 | That, | 这个 |
| 977 | I do believe, and so I think probably to you. | 我相信,所以我觉得你可能相信。 |
| 978 | Well, this also happens to be the position | 嗯,这也恰好是位置 |
| 979 | of the politician here from Ukraine, Toby. | 来自乌克兰的政治家托比 |
| 980 | On February the 18th, 2022, there was this | 2022年2月18日,发生了这个 |
| 981 | demonstration. | 演示。 |
| 982 | You talked about it in Berlin. | 你在柏林说过的 |
| 983 | The Berlin Tagesspiel reported our speaker | 柏林的塔杰斯皮尔报道了我们的演讲 |
| 984 | saying this. | 说这个。 |
| 985 | NATO and U.S. were warmongering and war propaganda. | 北约和美国在进行战争宣传 |
| 986 | Your words. | 你的话 |
| 987 | You accused | 你指控 |
| 988 | the German media of spreading the fabricated lies of U.S. intelligence. | 德国媒体 散布谎言 美国情报。 |
| 989 | Remember that fabricated | 记住那个捏造的 |
| 990 | lie? | 撒谎? |
| 991 | The fabricated lie was that the Russians were planning to invade Ukraine. | 捏造的谎言是俄国人计划入侵乌克兰. |
| 992 | That was | 这是 |
| 993 | the fabricated lie you said was fabricated. | 你说的谎言是捏造的 |
| 994 | It turned out to be entirely true, didn't | 这完全是真的,不是吗? |
| 995 | it? | 是吗? |
| 996 | At the same time, you defended the Russian troop build-up on the border with Ukraine. | 同时,你还保卫了俄军在与乌克兰交界处的集结. |
| 997 | You argued that Russia had reacted because Ukraine intended to retake eastern Ukraine | 你辩称俄罗斯的反应是因为乌克兰打算夺回乌克兰东部 |
| 998 | by military means. | 通过军事手段。 |
| 999 | The Kremlin had to be vigilant, quote, in your words, in case there was an | 克里姆林宫必须保持警惕 用你的话来说 以防出现 |
| 1000 | attack on the Donbass, on the Russian minorities there, and perhaps even on Crimea. | 攻击顿巴斯人, 攻击那里的俄罗斯少数民族, 甚至可能攻击克里米亚。 |
| 1001 | Six days | 6天时间 |
| 1002 | later, after you had made that speech, the Russians invaded Ukraine. | 后来,在你发表那篇演说后,俄国人入侵乌克兰. |
| 1003 | And what did you | 还有你做了什么 |
| 1004 | say? | 说什么? |
| 1005 | Afterwards, you said, well, that's a terrible thing for them to do, who could possibly | 然后,你说,嗯,这是可怕的事情 他们做,谁可能 |
| 1006 | have known that they would do such a thing, et cetera. | 他们知道自己会这样做, |
| 1007 | But you praised German protesters | 但你称赞了德国的抗议者 |
| 1008 | who opposed an increase in German military spending, and you described it as madness | 他们反对德国军费增加 而你却说这是疯狂的 |
| 1009 | to deliver military weapons to Ukraine. | 向乌克兰运送军事武器。 |
| 1010 | The things that helped save Ukraine, apart from | 帮助拯救乌克兰的东西,除了 |
| 1011 | their own brilliance and their own bravery, was that money you wanted it stopped. | 他们自己的才华和勇气 是你想要的钱停止。 |
| 1012 | That's | 这是 |
| 1013 | refusing to yield. | 拒绝屈服。 |
| 1014 | Your party leader addressed a Berlin rally calling for an end to military | 你的党魁在柏林集会上呼吁结束军队 |
| 1015 | supplies to Ukraine and for there to be, magicked up from somewhere, a diplomatic solution. | 给乌克兰的物资 以及从某个地方得到的 一种外交解决方案 |
| 1016 | But your leader had this problem as well. | 但你的领导人也有这个问题 |
| 1017 | Before that rally, she was dealing with the | 在集会前,她正在处理 |
| 1018 | fact that the manifesto that you had put out for that demonstration had become incredibly | 你为示威游行发表的宣言变得不可思议 |
| 1019 | popular because of support from the extreme right, AFD and other right-wing figures. | 由于来自极右派的支持,AFD和其他右派人物而流行. |
| 1020 | And | 还有 |
| 1021 | she had to say, we've made clear that right-wing extremist symbols have no place at this rally, | 她不得不说,我们已经明确表示, 右翼极端主义的标志 在这场集会没有位置, |
| 1022 | but of course, everyone is welcome who wants to demonstrate for peace with an open heart. | 当然,欢迎所有希望以开放的心向和平示威的人。 |
| 1023 | I had a footnote here on our own James Orr, your own theologian, the man who said in Hungary | 我在这里有一个脚注 我们自己的詹姆斯·奥尔, 你自己的神学家, 在匈牙利说的人 |
| 1024 | last year, now, policy director for reform, I don't care what happens in Ukraine, that's | 去年,现在,改革政策总监 我不在乎乌克兰发生了什么,那就是 |
| 1025 | a part of the world I don't care about. | 一个我不在乎的世界的一部分 |
| 1026 | But I'm going to tell you this, this is the politics | 但我要告诉你 这是政治 |
| 1027 | 今天是NTNTAUTO之战 | |
| 1028 | A red-brown populist coalition which wants to see an end to the US alliance | 一个红褐色的民粹主义者联盟 希望看到美国联盟的终结 |
| 1029 | with Europe and other states and will tolerate, tolerate the victories of tyrants over Democrats. | 并且将容忍 容忍暴君战胜民主党 |
| 1030 | So let's for a moment imagine, because we have to try and do this, that your vote today | 所以,让我们暂时想象一下, 因为我们必须尝试 做到这一点,你今天的投票 |
| 1031 | determines the future of the alliance. | 决定联盟的未来。 |
| 1032 | For some reason, some magic way that happens and | 因为某种原因,一些神奇的方式发生, |
| 1033 | it's actually going to be that. | 其实会是这样的 |
| 1034 | What do you think, who do you think would be comforted | 你觉得谁会得到安慰? |
| 1035 | by a vote for the motion and who do you think would be dismayed by a vote for the motion? | 对动议进行表决后,你认为谁会因对动议进行表决而感到沮丧? |
| 1036 | Let's suppose it were to happen as a consequence of what you did. | 假设是因为你的所作所为 |
| 1037 | Vladimir Putin would be pretty | 弗拉基米尔·普京会很漂亮 |
| 1038 | happy, so would Tucker Carson and the entire grifting crew of the new right US pundits. | 塔克·卡森和新来的美国专家 都很高兴 |
| 1039 | Who would be dismayed by such a vote if you were able to take force? | 如果你能够使用武力,谁会对这样的投票感到失望? |
| 1040 | Ukraine would be | 乌克兰将 |
| 1041 | dismayed by it, Poland would be dismayed, Sweden, Canada, by the way, transatlantic alliance | 令波兰失望的是,瑞典、加拿大,顺便说一句,跨大西洋联盟 |
| 1042 | also includes them, the Baltic countries. | 也包括波罗的海国家。 |
| 1043 | Our closest friends, and not just my closest | 我们最亲密的朋友 不只是我最亲密的朋友 |
| 1044 | friends, this House, your closest friends. | 朋友们,这房子,你们最亲密的朋友 |
| 1045 | David, I'm so sorry, can you bring this to | 大卫,我很抱歉,你能把这个带到 |
| 1046 | a close? | 差一点? |
| 1047 | I have. | 没错 |
| 1048 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 1049 | So a applause. | 掌声 |
| 1050 | Thank you, David, for that fine speech. | 谢谢你,大卫,谢谢你的精彩演讲 |
| 1051 | Now | 现在 |
| 1052 | in this House we vote with our feet. | 我们用脚投票 |
| 1053 | If you're an I, you're to the right. | 如果你是一个I,你的权利。 |
| 1054 | If you're a no, | 如果你是拒绝, |
| 1055 | you're to the left. | 你是左边。 |
| 1056 | If you want to abstain, please walk through the middle. | 如果你想弃权 请从中间走过去 |
| 1057 | We will be | 我们会的 |
| 1058 | announcing results in the bar in roughly five to ten minutes. | 大约5到10分钟后在酒吧宣布结果. |
| 1059 | There will be complimentary | 会有恭维的 |
| 1060 | chips available. | 芯片可用 。 |
| 1061 | The floor speech prize of a £50 voucher at the orator goes to the first | 遗嘱上50英镑的台词奖 第一次 |
| 1062 | abstention speaker on the balcony. | 阳台上弃权的扬声器 |
| 1063 | Thank you and good night. | 谢谢 晚安 |
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