He says U.S. decapitation and military-target attacks have not worked, and attacks on civilian water and oil infrastructure mark the current stage of escalation.
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Airstrikes
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Key Notes
Jiang predicts that a US or Israeli-linked strike on Iran is imminent, citing canceled flights, naval mobilization, and the recent protest sequence as converging signals.
Jiang argues that the actual plan was to pair protests with airstrikes in order to break Iranian security morale, but that the regime proved more resilient than Washington and Tel Aviv expected.
Jiang predicts that Trump will strike Iran with sustained airstrikes, but those strikes alone will not achieve American war aims.
Jiang argues that the planned airstrikes were supposed to shatter morale and sell the image of a collapsing regime, but that script failed once the protests were suppressed.
Jiang predicts that the next weeks will bring false flags, propaganda, and renewed strikes, and that a future ground war could escalate into a China-Russia-Iran versus US world war.
Jiang says and that's why trump is delaying the airstrikes because the idea of a color revolution is you have these protests spread and then you have the...
He argues that Trump's announced embargo on Venezuelan oil shipments amounts to a de facto declaration of war, with threatened airstrikes serving as the next coercive step.
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"Does that make sense to you guys? All right? Any questions? Okay. So that's a theory. All right? So now what we're going to..."
"That's the second step. And the idea is that you beat the crap out of the military so they surrender. But that didn't work..."
"...people behind the government. Because the idea is that you use airstrikes to split apart the government and the people. And you want the..."
"I think there's a lot of indications already that a strike is imminent. So for example, airlines, Air Canada, have cancelled their flights to..."
"...brutal crackdown, but it's effective. And that's what actually delayed the airstrikes, because the idea was that as these protests are gaining steam, you..."
"But the security services have stayed firm. And the regime is much more resilient and resourceful than the Americans and Israelis imagine. But unfortunately,..."
"...taking place for the past few years. And we should expect airstrikes either this weekend or very soon afterwards."
"...my feeling is that they will attack Iran. They will use airstrikes. It will be very impressive. They will hit a lot of military..."
"...to get out of the air strikes. strikes right and the airstrikes are are meant to sap morale of the security services they're meant..."
"the next um few weeks there's gonna be a lot of misinformation uh in the social media sphere okay which includes false flags right..."
"...desperate you have false flag attacks um and you have more airstrikes um and the big question is whether or not trump will use..."
"and that's why trump is delaying the airstrikes because the idea of a color revolution is you have these protests spread and then you..."
Relevant Lectures And Readings
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Redacted asks Jiang whether the Iran war is already out of control.
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