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A compact Jiang model for U.S. Middle East war-making: airstrikes, media legitimization, and financing internal opposition.
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bombs, propaganda, money
A compact Jiang model for U.S.
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The simplified U.S. war strategy in the Middle East is bombs, propaganda, and money: air power destroys opposition, media legitimizes the intervention, and funding fuels internal dissent.
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"...Middle East, they use bombs. They use propaganda. And they use money, okay? Bombs is basically, you have these fighter jets going in to..."
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"So this strategy, bombs, propaganda, money, it's also being implemented right now in Iran. And in fact, you can make the argument that this..."
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