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Jiang uses 1914 and 1939 as historical analogies and says history teaches that Europe repeatedly becomes the decisive flashpoint for world war.
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"...will be the major flashpoint in 2026, as it was in 1914 and 1939."
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"So that's what history teaches us, that Europe will always be the major flashpoint. So that's what I think the major global focus will..."
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"...a Jewish state. Then 1909 is the Skopje Bible, and in 1914, I believe, was the Balfour Declaration, okay? So this, all these things..."
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"...this, of course, is called the Federal Reserve System. All right? 1914. And, strangely enough, after the Federal Reserve System is created, three things..."
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"...British. And by the time World War I broke out in 1914, German steel production had doubled that of Britain. So that's a very..."
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