Jiang reads burden-sharing as vassalage: Japan, South Korea, Europe, and NATO are no longer friends but subordinate partners ordered to protect U.S. power.
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The Terror is directed not only at enemies but also at left-wing allies when they threaten the revolution's survival or Robespierre's vision of it.
Hannibal's crossing of the Alps is framed as an almost impossible act that brings him to Rome's doorstep and lets him rally Rome's enemies inside Italy.
Jiang argues Graham Allison's Thucydides-trap reading is wrong because Sparta was an insular agricultural power, Athens was expansionist, and the war came from Athenian abuse of allies more than inevitable hegemon-challenger rivalry.
He says the closer modern parallel is not China threatening America, but America behaving like Athens by bullying vassal allies through tariffs, NATO demands, Greenland, Canada, and hemisphere claims.
Jiang says the report still fits what he considers Mossad's normal method: avoiding direct war and instead dragging allies into it through covert provocation.
Jiang says Trump’s national-security strategy openly rejects the old burden-sharing logic of multilateralism and reframes allies as free riders exploiting American consumers and military power.
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"...-Pacific through strength, not confrontation. We will increase burden -sharing with allies and partners around the world. And we will rebuild the U.S. defense..."
"...in order to protect its interests, as well as protect its allies. We will increase burden -sharing with allies and partners around the world,..."
"All right. Okay. So Thucydides' trap was coined by a Harvard historian named Graham Allison, and he did it for his reading of Thucydides'..."
"...rebel today, but over time, the Athenians started to abuse their allies and turn them into vassals. And then these vassal states start to..."
"...The real issue is that America is trying to exploit its allies, right? So let's go back to two months ago when Trump was..."
"And its allies see that America has become arrogant and is engaged in bullying behavior. So they're trying to break away somehow. And ultimately,..."
"Khorasan on his show said that he received information from the Qataris that they had arrested two Mossad agents who were trying to infiltrate..."
"like to drag their allies into the war right and it's in the best interest actually of the Israelis to create a regional conflagration..."
"Yeah, so Mark Carney is responding to national security strategy, right? So national security strategy, what the American said is basically, you know, for..."
"military feasible politically it could be suicide who is china's greatest ally out of all the different nation states it has exactly one north..."
"And Japanese allies. In order to help. Build up Africa. Because Africa is the future. If you look at demographics. It is the fastest..."
"This is what the British did. This is just divide and rule. This is what the empires have been doing. For centuries. So yeah...."
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