Jiang says the American military is too dominated by special forces figures who pursue personal glory, future book deals, movies, and celebrity rather than the fundamentals of war.
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Jiang predicts that American leaders and the American military will never learn from failed optical Hollywood-style military actions because they live in an alternate reality and believe their own success narratives.
Jiang says that as the war continues, more incidents will be failures that Donald Trump and the American military spin as tremendous successes, causing Americans to believe the war is going well.
He predicts that economic sabotage against Iran could increase Iranian resolve, lead Iran to close the Strait of Hormuz, compel a U.S. ground invasion, and result in American military defeat.
Jiang says American military power is being transformed from a police force that guaranteed trade into a pirate force that extracts tolls from global trade.
He says American special-operations culture privileges optics, narrative, book deals, and movie deals over sober military strategy.
Jiang says Iran is unlike Iraq because the American military's shock-and-awe model is poorly suited to a nimble Iranian military that has prepared for U.S. war games, drones, artillery, and hypersonics.
Jiang says the United States is good at shock-and-awe campaigns and air wars but bad at sustaining long-term ground wars, pointing to Vietnam as the last major example.
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"...what Trump is doing is he is transforming the military the American military from a police force into a pirate force in order to..."
"we're seeing the Americans deploy went through the navy into the Caribbean to block trade into the western hemisphere that's why we're seeing this..."
"...the fact of the matter is that America right now the American military it's too dominated by special forces by Delta Force by Navy..."
"they should be thinking about are organization logistics and economics. Because these are the three things that win wars. Alright. Okay. Any questions guys?"
"How many more of these spectacles do you think America can afford recreating? Or let's say how many more times would America like learn..."
"...incidents like this we just say it's a failure that the American military and Donald Trump um spin as a tremendous success. And so..."
"thing is that during this rescue operation um they lost more planes i think a couple of blackhawk helicopters were shut down two c..."
"deal can i get a movie deal can i go i'm serious man this is like literally how these guys think you've got this..."
"got this culture in the american military and the people uh the special operate operators it's not about how to win this war it's..."
"...talk saying the entire incident was fabricated by the americans the american military said that i was a person of war being raped by..."
"...plan will work. And the reason why is they will, the American military has not fought a real war for decades. 2003, this war..."
"...that was a very quick and easy war that fit the American military of shock and awe. Um, Iran is simply different and the..."
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