Anglo-American Empire

Jiang's name for the British imperial foundation that becomes the American-led world order and, in this lecture, carries Newtonian Christian Zionism.

Jiang's name for the larger Western imperial system that, in his account, still governs Chinese elites materially and intellectually.

Jiang uses the phrase for the civilizational enemy in Russian Orthodox geopolitical thought, defined by individualism, materialism, and soul-corrupting expansion.

Jiang says Catholic eschatology wants the Anglo-American Empire destroyed like Rome so the City of God can be reestablished.

Anglo-American foreign policy is framed as serving private transnational capital rather than national interest.

He says Alexander Dugin translates Orthodox eschatology into a master plan for Moscow to unify Eurasia, negate sea power, and challenge Anglo-American hegemony.

The alleged Catholic eschatological project must destroy three opponents: the Anglo-American empire, the nation-state, and modernity's individualist materialism.

He does not think Putin will ultimately replace the Anglo-American empire because Putin is human and his death would break the grand alliance into civil conflict and tribulation.

He says Dugin has already made much of this plan public, but the Anglo-American empire does not counter it because its current rulers are aging and do not care about what happens after their deaths.

Jiang claims Christian Zionism has been embedded in the Anglo-American Empire from its foundations through Isaac Newton's influence.

Jiang's first takeaway is that Newton saw himself as divinely favored and called to spread God's message, making Christian Zionism part of the Anglo-American Empire's fabric.