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Jiang argues that U.S. seizure of Iranian-linked shipping would normally be called piracy, but America treats its own control of the sea lanes as rule-setting authority.
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"There's a blockade on Iran. And the Americans have escalated the situation by boarding and basically taking over an Iranian ship returning from China,..."
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"Okay. So you understand. So the fact that Iran has closed off certain moves and threatened to attack ships with drones and ballistic missiles,..."
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"Okay. So does that make sense? It is wrong for the United States to do this. the world to be pirates and to see..."
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"...strategy which called for the consolidation of the Western Hemisphere under American rule, what he calls a corollary to the Monroe Doctrine. That's the..."
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