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Multi-Party Computation simplified: Ivan Damgård, Co-founder/Chief Cryptographer-Partisia Blockchain
MULTI-PARTY COMPUTATION (MPC) : what it is, why and how we use it by Partisia Blockchain’s co-founder, Dr. Ivan Damgård, Denmark's Godfather of Cryptography!
Ivan's research has made a major impact on the crypto scene worldwide, making him one of the most prolific and influential authors in the cryptographic research community. His ideas have had a major impact in shaping many areas of cryptography, such as foundations and practical deployment of multi-party computation protocols, design of hash functions, secret-sharing, zero-knowledge protocols, quantum cryptography, and more.
We invite you to learn about MPC directly from the inventor himself in an easy-to-understand way. Thanks for watching and being part of the Partisia Blockchain community! Your comments and likes are apprec...
published: 11 Aug 2022
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What is Secure Multiparty Computation (MPC)?
Multiparty Computation (MPC) enables organizations to analyze big data collaboratively without requiring them to reveal any private information. Learn how Boston University’s Hariri Institute for Computing is pioneering new applications and how it can solve complex problems in health care, policy, law, and business while respecting privacy concerns and limitations.
More about about the Hariri Institute's secure multiparty computation research on BU Research: http://www.bu.edu/research/articles/secure-multiparty-computation/
published: 19 Feb 2019
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Multiparty Computation
Multiparty computation is a general paradigm that allows the cooperation of several people that do not trust each other. Every person has an input, and we can compute a function of these inputs without revealing any input. We discuss threshold secret sharing and average salary computation.
published: 20 Oct 2022
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Introduction to Multi-Party Computation (MPC or SMPC)
Multi-Party Computation (MPC) allows multiple people, organizations, etc. (parties) to share knowledge without sharing data. This video describes what MPC is, how it works, and what a practical deployment looks like. After watching this video, we hope to have provided viewers with a better understanding of the basic elements of this cryptographic technology.
This video is developed as part of the Safe-DEED deliverable (D2.6) and MSc thesis of Masud Petronia (TU Delft): http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:b0de4a4b-f5a3-44b8-baa4-a6416cebe26f
Credit video: Masud Petronia
published: 25 Nov 2020
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Why Doesn't the U.S. Have a Multi-Party Political System? | Sean Wilentz | Big Think
Why Doesn't the U.S. Have a Multi-Party Political System?
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Princeton professor Sean Wilentz explains why America has such a staunch two-party system, which was never part of the Framers' plan.If you ask one of America’s most prominent historians about the two-party system in US politics you can expect to go from zero to enlightened in just over two minutes. Thank you, Sean Wilentz.
The framers of the US Constitution did not envision or plan for America to have political parties; they didn’t like the idea of ideological clans, believing them to be divisive and damaging to the comm...
published: 26 Aug 2016
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EzPC (Easy Secure Multi-party Computation)
Secure Multi-Party Computation (MPC) is a powerful cryptographic tool that allows multiple entities to execute protocols in order to compute functions on their private data without sharing their data in the clear with each other. Project Easy MPC (EzPC) at MSR India enables the construction of such protocols at the scale of machine learning applications without requiring the developer to have any knowledge in cryptography.
EzPC project page: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/project/ezpc-easy-secure-multi-party-computation/
published: 05 Sep 2019
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"It’s a game changer": 7 political parties form the Multi-party Charter ahead of elections
Seven political parties have formally entered into a pre-election's coalition agreement referred to as the Multi-Party Charter for South Africa. The opposition parties wrapped up a two-day engagement on Thursday - which resulted in a power-sharing deal ahead of the 2024 general elections.
#charter24 #elections2024 #johannesburg #southafrica
published: 17 Aug 2023
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Multi-Party Computation (MPC) uitgelegd
Met behulp van multi party computation kan privacygevoelige informatie geanalyseerd worden zonder dat de privacy van de ‘informatie-eigenaar’ daarmee in het gedrang komt.
Voor meer informatie: https://www.tno.nl/mpc-nl
Schrijf je in voor onze nieuwsbrief: https://tno.to/nieuwsbrief
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published: 21 Jul 2022
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Basics of Secure Multiparty Computation
A detailed yet simple introduction to Secure multiparty computation using Shamir's secret sharing scheme.
Note: At 08:27 there is an incorrect mention of "degree 3" instead of "degree 2". It's just to keep you alert.
published: 26 Aug 2018
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If America Had A Multi-Party System
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What if the United State abolished the Two Party system, as well as the Winner-Take-All, First-Past-The-Post, Majority system, and replaced it with a Proportional Representation Multi Party System? What would this breaking of the political Duopoly mean for the country? How many parties would form from the several factions which make up the Democrat and Republican coalitions? And who would rule the US?
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published: 25 Nov 2020
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Multi-Party Computation simplified: Ivan Damgård, Co-founder/Chief Cryptographer-Partisia Blockchain
MULTI-PARTY COMPUTATION (MPC) : what it is, why and how we use it by Partisia Blockchain’s co-founder, Dr. Ivan Damgård, Denmark's Godfather of Cryptography! ...
MULTI-PARTY COMPUTATION (MPC) : what it is, why and how we use it by Partisia Blockchain’s co-founder, Dr. Ivan Damgård, Denmark's Godfather of Cryptography!
Ivan's research has made a major impact on the crypto scene worldwide, making him one of the most prolific and influential authors in the cryptographic research community. His ideas have had a major impact in shaping many areas of cryptography, such as foundations and practical deployment of multi-party computation protocols, design of hash functions, secret-sharing, zero-knowledge protocols, quantum cryptography, and more.
We invite you to learn about MPC directly from the inventor himself in an easy-to-understand way. Thanks for watching and being part of the Partisia Blockchain community! Your comments and likes are appreciated :)
https://wn.com/Multi_Party_Computation_Simplified_Ivan_Damgård,_Co_Founder_Chief_Cryptographer_Partisia_Blockchain
MULTI-PARTY COMPUTATION (MPC) : what it is, why and how we use it by Partisia Blockchain’s co-founder, Dr. Ivan Damgård, Denmark's Godfather of Cryptography!
Ivan's research has made a major impact on the crypto scene worldwide, making him one of the most prolific and influential authors in the cryptographic research community. His ideas have had a major impact in shaping many areas of cryptography, such as foundations and practical deployment of multi-party computation protocols, design of hash functions, secret-sharing, zero-knowledge protocols, quantum cryptography, and more.
We invite you to learn about MPC directly from the inventor himself in an easy-to-understand way. Thanks for watching and being part of the Partisia Blockchain community! Your comments and likes are appreciated :)
- published: 11 Aug 2022
- views: 8850
1:49
What is Secure Multiparty Computation (MPC)?
Multiparty Computation (MPC) enables organizations to analyze big data collaboratively without requiring them to reveal any private information. Learn how Bosto...
Multiparty Computation (MPC) enables organizations to analyze big data collaboratively without requiring them to reveal any private information. Learn how Boston University’s Hariri Institute for Computing is pioneering new applications and how it can solve complex problems in health care, policy, law, and business while respecting privacy concerns and limitations.
More about about the Hariri Institute's secure multiparty computation research on BU Research: http://www.bu.edu/research/articles/secure-multiparty-computation/
https://wn.com/What_Is_Secure_Multiparty_Computation_(Mpc)
Multiparty Computation (MPC) enables organizations to analyze big data collaboratively without requiring them to reveal any private information. Learn how Boston University’s Hariri Institute for Computing is pioneering new applications and how it can solve complex problems in health care, policy, law, and business while respecting privacy concerns and limitations.
More about about the Hariri Institute's secure multiparty computation research on BU Research: http://www.bu.edu/research/articles/secure-multiparty-computation/
- published: 19 Feb 2019
- views: 21268
5:33
Multiparty Computation
Multiparty computation is a general paradigm that allows the cooperation of several people that do not trust each other. Every person has an input, and we can c...
Multiparty computation is a general paradigm that allows the cooperation of several people that do not trust each other. Every person has an input, and we can compute a function of these inputs without revealing any input. We discuss threshold secret sharing and average salary computation.
https://wn.com/Multiparty_Computation
Multiparty computation is a general paradigm that allows the cooperation of several people that do not trust each other. Every person has an input, and we can compute a function of these inputs without revealing any input. We discuss threshold secret sharing and average salary computation.
- published: 20 Oct 2022
- views: 1270
5:44
Introduction to Multi-Party Computation (MPC or SMPC)
Multi-Party Computation (MPC) allows multiple people, organizations, etc. (parties) to share knowledge without sharing data. This video describes what MPC is, h...
Multi-Party Computation (MPC) allows multiple people, organizations, etc. (parties) to share knowledge without sharing data. This video describes what MPC is, how it works, and what a practical deployment looks like. After watching this video, we hope to have provided viewers with a better understanding of the basic elements of this cryptographic technology.
This video is developed as part of the Safe-DEED deliverable (D2.6) and MSc thesis of Masud Petronia (TU Delft): http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:b0de4a4b-f5a3-44b8-baa4-a6416cebe26f
Credit video: Masud Petronia
https://wn.com/Introduction_To_Multi_Party_Computation_(Mpc_Or_Smpc)
Multi-Party Computation (MPC) allows multiple people, organizations, etc. (parties) to share knowledge without sharing data. This video describes what MPC is, how it works, and what a practical deployment looks like. After watching this video, we hope to have provided viewers with a better understanding of the basic elements of this cryptographic technology.
This video is developed as part of the Safe-DEED deliverable (D2.6) and MSc thesis of Masud Petronia (TU Delft): http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:b0de4a4b-f5a3-44b8-baa4-a6416cebe26f
Credit video: Masud Petronia
- published: 25 Nov 2020
- views: 15916
2:25
Why Doesn't the U.S. Have a Multi-Party Political System? | Sean Wilentz | Big Think
Why Doesn't the U.S. Have a Multi-Party Political System?
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Why Doesn't the U.S. Have a Multi-Party Political System?
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Princeton professor Sean Wilentz explains why America has such a staunch two-party system, which was never part of the Framers' plan.If you ask one of America’s most prominent historians about the two-party system in US politics you can expect to go from zero to enlightened in just over two minutes. Thank you, Sean Wilentz.
The framers of the US Constitution did not envision or plan for America to have political parties; they didn’t like the idea of ideological clans, believing them to be divisive and damaging to the commonwealth that they were building. But not for lack of irony, the very system these framers designed was fertile soil for partisan groups to arise.
Political controversy in the 1790s, just a few years after the Constitution was signed, saw the emergence of two groups, the Federalist Party and the Democratic-Republican Party, who disagreed on the federal government powers of Alexander Hamilton and James Madison. They managed to iron out their differences however, and party politics ended for a sweet decade in 1816, a period that became known as the Era of Good Feelings – no, really.
Needless to say, the good feelings have since evaporated. And although we have cooperation across the aisle and bipartisan efforts on some issues (such as unlikely allies Cory Booker and Newt Gingrich on prison reform), the two-party sentiment is stronger than ever in US politics. Third parties come and go, but they risk splitting the vote and fracturing the thin unity that spans the left-right spectrum of politicians and voters, so they tend to bubble up and recede – but not without shaping the political agenda and forcing the major parties to refine their stance on important issues.
Sean Wilentz's most recent book is 360 Sound:The Columbia Records Story
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SEAN WILENTZ :
Sean Wilentz is one of the nation’s most prominent historians. His books and commentary on music, politics, and the arts have gained a wide reputation for their force, originality, and elegance. He is currently the George Henry Davis 1886 Professor of American History at Princeton University, where he has taught since 1979.
Wilentz’s historical scholarship has concentrated on the political and social history of the United States from the American Revolution to recent times. His best-known books of history are: The Rise of American Democracy: Jefferson to Lincoln (2005), winner of the Bancroft Prize among other honors, and a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize; and The Age of Reagan: A History, 1974-2008 (2008). His latest book, The Politicians & The Egalitarians (2016) traces the long history of anti-partisan and egalitarian sentiment in American political culture.
Wilentz’s writings on music have focused on folk traditions and contemporary rock and roll, especially the work of Bob Dylan. His liner notes for Dylan’s album, The Bootleg Series, Volume 6, Bob Dylan Live, 1964: Concert at Philharmonic Hall were honored with a Grammy® nomination for musical commentary. Since 2001, he has served as historian-in-residence at Dylan’s official Website, www.bobdylan.com. In September 2010, Doubleday published Wilentz’s new book, Bob Dylan in America.
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Sean Wilentz: The two party system is inevitable in America. The framers designed a constitution that they thought would be without political parties. They didn't like political parties. They thought political parties were divisive. They thought political parties would ruin the commonwealth as they saw it. They didn't like them, and yet they designed a system in which parties very quickly arose and we're never going to go away. And the reason is simple that in a country as large, as diverse with so many clashing interests as the United States it's going to become necessary to find a focus, to find a focus for your political actions. Parties have become that focus. They very quickly became that focus.
Now, the qution is why don't we have a multiparty system? Why aren't we more like Italy say or even France or a European parliamentary system? Well that's the answer is that we're not a parliamentary system. Because we have a system that we do and because it's based on the idea of first past the post, in other words the person who gets the most amount of votes will win the election, they're not going to have proportional representation. If you get ten percent of the votes you're not going to get ten percent of the power you're going to get nothing.
Read the full transcript at https://bigthink.com/videos/sean-wilentz-on-the-us-two-party-political-system
https://wn.com/Why_Doesn't_The_U.S._Have_A_Multi_Party_Political_System_|_Sean_Wilentz_|_Big_Think
Why Doesn't the U.S. Have a Multi-Party Political System?
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Princeton professor Sean Wilentz explains why America has such a staunch two-party system, which was never part of the Framers' plan.If you ask one of America’s most prominent historians about the two-party system in US politics you can expect to go from zero to enlightened in just over two minutes. Thank you, Sean Wilentz.
The framers of the US Constitution did not envision or plan for America to have political parties; they didn’t like the idea of ideological clans, believing them to be divisive and damaging to the commonwealth that they were building. But not for lack of irony, the very system these framers designed was fertile soil for partisan groups to arise.
Political controversy in the 1790s, just a few years after the Constitution was signed, saw the emergence of two groups, the Federalist Party and the Democratic-Republican Party, who disagreed on the federal government powers of Alexander Hamilton and James Madison. They managed to iron out their differences however, and party politics ended for a sweet decade in 1816, a period that became known as the Era of Good Feelings – no, really.
Needless to say, the good feelings have since evaporated. And although we have cooperation across the aisle and bipartisan efforts on some issues (such as unlikely allies Cory Booker and Newt Gingrich on prison reform), the two-party sentiment is stronger than ever in US politics. Third parties come and go, but they risk splitting the vote and fracturing the thin unity that spans the left-right spectrum of politicians and voters, so they tend to bubble up and recede – but not without shaping the political agenda and forcing the major parties to refine their stance on important issues.
Sean Wilentz's most recent book is 360 Sound:The Columbia Records Story
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SEAN WILENTZ :
Sean Wilentz is one of the nation’s most prominent historians. His books and commentary on music, politics, and the arts have gained a wide reputation for their force, originality, and elegance. He is currently the George Henry Davis 1886 Professor of American History at Princeton University, where he has taught since 1979.
Wilentz’s historical scholarship has concentrated on the political and social history of the United States from the American Revolution to recent times. His best-known books of history are: The Rise of American Democracy: Jefferson to Lincoln (2005), winner of the Bancroft Prize among other honors, and a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize; and The Age of Reagan: A History, 1974-2008 (2008). His latest book, The Politicians & The Egalitarians (2016) traces the long history of anti-partisan and egalitarian sentiment in American political culture.
Wilentz’s writings on music have focused on folk traditions and contemporary rock and roll, especially the work of Bob Dylan. His liner notes for Dylan’s album, The Bootleg Series, Volume 6, Bob Dylan Live, 1964: Concert at Philharmonic Hall were honored with a Grammy® nomination for musical commentary. Since 2001, he has served as historian-in-residence at Dylan’s official Website, www.bobdylan.com. In September 2010, Doubleday published Wilentz’s new book, Bob Dylan in America.
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TRANSCRIPT :
Sean Wilentz: The two party system is inevitable in America. The framers designed a constitution that they thought would be without political parties. They didn't like political parties. They thought political parties were divisive. They thought political parties would ruin the commonwealth as they saw it. They didn't like them, and yet they designed a system in which parties very quickly arose and we're never going to go away. And the reason is simple that in a country as large, as diverse with so many clashing interests as the United States it's going to become necessary to find a focus, to find a focus for your political actions. Parties have become that focus. They very quickly became that focus.
Now, the qution is why don't we have a multiparty system? Why aren't we more like Italy say or even France or a European parliamentary system? Well that's the answer is that we're not a parliamentary system. Because we have a system that we do and because it's based on the idea of first past the post, in other words the person who gets the most amount of votes will win the election, they're not going to have proportional representation. If you get ten percent of the votes you're not going to get ten percent of the power you're going to get nothing.
Read the full transcript at https://bigthink.com/videos/sean-wilentz-on-the-us-two-party-political-system
- published: 26 Aug 2016
- views: 54645
3:27
EzPC (Easy Secure Multi-party Computation)
Secure Multi-Party Computation (MPC) is a powerful cryptographic tool that allows multiple entities to execute protocols in order to compute functions on their ...
Secure Multi-Party Computation (MPC) is a powerful cryptographic tool that allows multiple entities to execute protocols in order to compute functions on their private data without sharing their data in the clear with each other. Project Easy MPC (EzPC) at MSR India enables the construction of such protocols at the scale of machine learning applications without requiring the developer to have any knowledge in cryptography.
EzPC project page: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/project/ezpc-easy-secure-multi-party-computation/
https://wn.com/Ezpc_(Easy_Secure_Multi_Party_Computation)
Secure Multi-Party Computation (MPC) is a powerful cryptographic tool that allows multiple entities to execute protocols in order to compute functions on their private data without sharing their data in the clear with each other. Project Easy MPC (EzPC) at MSR India enables the construction of such protocols at the scale of machine learning applications without requiring the developer to have any knowledge in cryptography.
EzPC project page: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/project/ezpc-easy-secure-multi-party-computation/
- published: 05 Sep 2019
- views: 4863
3:42
"It’s a game changer": 7 political parties form the Multi-party Charter ahead of elections
Seven political parties have formally entered into a pre-election's coalition agreement referred to as the Multi-Party Charter for South Africa. The opposition ...
Seven political parties have formally entered into a pre-election's coalition agreement referred to as the Multi-Party Charter for South Africa. The opposition parties wrapped up a two-day engagement on Thursday - which resulted in a power-sharing deal ahead of the 2024 general elections.
#charter24 #elections2024 #johannesburg #southafrica
https://wn.com/It’S_A_Game_Changer_7_Political_Parties_Form_The_Multi_Party_Charter_Ahead_Of_Elections
Seven political parties have formally entered into a pre-election's coalition agreement referred to as the Multi-Party Charter for South Africa. The opposition parties wrapped up a two-day engagement on Thursday - which resulted in a power-sharing deal ahead of the 2024 general elections.
#charter24 #elections2024 #johannesburg #southafrica
- published: 17 Aug 2023
- views: 74986
1:31
Multi-Party Computation (MPC) uitgelegd
Met behulp van multi party computation kan privacygevoelige informatie geanalyseerd worden zonder dat de privacy van de ‘informatie-eigenaar’ daarmee in het ged...
Met behulp van multi party computation kan privacygevoelige informatie geanalyseerd worden zonder dat de privacy van de ‘informatie-eigenaar’ daarmee in het gedrang komt.
Voor meer informatie: https://www.tno.nl/mpc-nl
Schrijf je in voor onze nieuwsbrief: https://tno.to/nieuwsbrief
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https://wn.com/Multi_Party_Computation_(Mpc)_Uitgelegd
Met behulp van multi party computation kan privacygevoelige informatie geanalyseerd worden zonder dat de privacy van de ‘informatie-eigenaar’ daarmee in het gedrang komt.
Voor meer informatie: https://www.tno.nl/mpc-nl
Schrijf je in voor onze nieuwsbrief: https://tno.to/nieuwsbrief
Volg TNO op LinkedIn: https://tno.to/linkedin
Volg TNO op Twitter: https://tno.to/twitter
Volg TNO op Facebook: https://tno.to/facebook
- published: 21 Jul 2022
- views: 1118
13:08
Basics of Secure Multiparty Computation
A detailed yet simple introduction to Secure multiparty computation using Shamir's secret sharing scheme.
Note: At 08:27 there is an incorrect mention of "degr...
A detailed yet simple introduction to Secure multiparty computation using Shamir's secret sharing scheme.
Note: At 08:27 there is an incorrect mention of "degree 3" instead of "degree 2". It's just to keep you alert.
https://wn.com/Basics_Of_Secure_Multiparty_Computation
A detailed yet simple introduction to Secure multiparty computation using Shamir's secret sharing scheme.
Note: At 08:27 there is an incorrect mention of "degree 3" instead of "degree 2". It's just to keep you alert.
- published: 26 Aug 2018
- views: 22689
17:54
If America Had A Multi-Party System
Many thanks to Ridge Wallet for sponsoring today's video. Pick up your own right here: https://www.ridge.com/MONSIEURZ
Use code: MONSIEURZ for 10% off your ord...
Many thanks to Ridge Wallet for sponsoring today's video. Pick up your own right here: https://www.ridge.com/MONSIEURZ
Use code: MONSIEURZ for 10% off your order.
What if the United State abolished the Two Party system, as well as the Winner-Take-All, First-Past-The-Post, Majority system, and replaced it with a Proportional Representation Multi Party System? What would this breaking of the political Duopoly mean for the country? How many parties would form from the several factions which make up the Democrat and Republican coalitions? And who would rule the US?
_____________________________________________
#AlternateHistory #MonsieurZ #Election
New Videos Every Wednesday At 2:30 PM EST
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Website:
USofZ.com
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Music Used:
https://wn.com/If_America_Had_A_Multi_Party_System
Many thanks to Ridge Wallet for sponsoring today's video. Pick up your own right here: https://www.ridge.com/MONSIEURZ
Use code: MONSIEURZ for 10% off your order.
What if the United State abolished the Two Party system, as well as the Winner-Take-All, First-Past-The-Post, Majority system, and replaced it with a Proportional Representation Multi Party System? What would this breaking of the political Duopoly mean for the country? How many parties would form from the several factions which make up the Democrat and Republican coalitions? And who would rule the US?
_____________________________________________
#AlternateHistory #MonsieurZ #Election
New Videos Every Wednesday At 2:30 PM EST
______________________________________________
Donate To The Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQR_kmeb0lBEk1Zj_9LWDHA/join
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Website:
USofZ.com
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Music Used:
- published: 25 Nov 2020
- views: 451358