The lecture is summarized as showing the alliance between Sabbatean/Frankist networks and the British Empire.
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Alliance
Intermarriage is a political technology: kings and princes use marriages to form alliances, but marriage can also require religious conversion.
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Intermarriage is a political technology: kings and princes use marriages to form alliances, but marriage can also require religious conversion.
Caesar forms the First Triumvirate with Pompey and Crassus because all three are blocked by the Senate and can trade political support for each other's goals.
The First Triumvirate works because Pompey, Crassus, and Caesar each have issues blocked by the Senate, so political expediency lets them cooperate despite being enemies.
Caesar's genius in the alliance is his charisma and manipulation: he can form a working coalition with people technically and politically opposed to him.
Jiang says America is currently constraining Israel because Israel still needs American support, although Israel also uses America to pursue geopolitical interests.
Jiang says the Israel lobby is too complicated to explain briefly and would need a separate class to understand the alliance between Israel and America.
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"...as you continue your study, okay? So, this shows us the alliance between the Sabatini -Francis and the British Empire. And so, next class..."
"...sense? And that's the idea of intermarriage. To form a political alliance that benefits you. And ultimately if you are a ruler prince you're..."
"...this, and he does something that's really unexpected. He forms an alliance with two other individuals that the Senate hates. Okay? The first is..."
"Okay? So Caesar, as counsel, will help settle the veterans of Pompey. He'll promote some tax reform that Crassus wants. And in return, Pompey..."
"...So Pompey and Crassus and Caesar, how did they form their alliance? Right? Okay. So the first thing to understand is Pompey and Crassus..."
"...Caesar was able to put aside political differences and form an alliance for the sake of interest and expediency. Okay? Does that make sense?..."
"And you can make the argument both ways. Okay? You can make the argument that American presence in Israel is preventing Israel from starting..."
"What will provoke it? Okay? And that's something that I want to spend a future class on. Okay? But, listen. We've done a lot..."
"...on the Israel lobby. And then you'll understand why there's an alliance between Israel and America. Okay? All right. But thank you. Okay? Any..."
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