He treats Marx's residence in capitalist Britain and comfortable middle-class life as suspicious facts that raise the question of why a capitalist power tolerated and indirectly supported a revolutionary theorist.
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Britain
Jiang rejects the democracy-versus-freedom mythology of Britain versus Germany and instead explains British opposition through Mackinder-style fear of a heartland power uniting Eurasia and bypassing sea control with railways.
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Jiang says Freud protected his Frankist patrons and was rewarded with fame, British protection, and institutional spread.
Jiang differentiates Yamnaya conquest outcomes by local circumstance: genocide in Britain, male-line replacement in Spain, and caste hierarchy rather than full genocide in India.
He argues that anti-immigrant violence in Britain after the Southport attack shows how immigration becomes a civil-conflict trigger even when the accused attacker was not himself an immigrant.
Jiang rejects the democracy-versus-freedom mythology of Britain versus Germany and instead explains British opposition through Mackinder-style fear of a heartland power uniting Eurasia and bypassing sea control with railways.
Jiang says that in 1935 an alliance of America, Britain, and Germany against the Soviet Union looked like the most likely scenario because elites saw Nordic capitalist peoples opposed to Slavic communism.
British foreign policy seeks balance of power in Europe, so the German Empire proclaimed in 1871 becomes a threat Britain must challenge.
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"...is a German citizen, but he spent all his time in Britain. He was exiled from Germany because... He advocated for a world revolution...."
"...allow him to do that? That's a question for us, right? Britain is the most capitalist country in the world at this time, 19th..."
"Okay? The entire purpose of parliament and the courts, okay, the judicial system, is to ensure that your private property is protected, no matter..."
"...transferred over to England. He could basically blockade England. So what Britain did was they financed seven wars against Napoleon. And they lost six..."
"Okay, so do you understand? So when the person is talking about his dream, you can now make suggestions. That person will believe whatever..."
"...this migration, it was basically a genocide. So you look at Britain. Okay? The people who built Stonehenge are gone. This is a farming..."
"And kill everyone. Okay? So this is the blue is the farmer people. The red is Yemnaya. Total genocide. Okay, guys? Men and women..."
"Okay? And we know because if you look at the upper caste, they all spoke Indo -European. If you look at the lower caste..."
"...a knife and he walks into a dance studio in southport britain and then he proceeds to stab the little girls inside the dance..."
"...so justice was done what happens next is that all throughout britain there are riots and protests what happened was that rumors start to..."
"...by immigration throughout the western world so this is happening in britain but as you know immigration united states led to the victory of..."
"Communism was a real threat to America. So communism, anarchism were real threats to the American political system in 1930s, especially the Great Depression...."
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