Jiang reads the announced U.S.-Iran pause and 10-point Iranian framework as almost a complete U.S. surrender on paper, which is why he thinks Trump is not serious about it.
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Ceasefire
Jiang reads the announced U.S.-Iran pause and 10-point Iranian framework as almost a complete U.S.
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Key Notes
The Lebanon/Hezbollah loophole lets Israel and the United States blame Iran for defending proxies that Iran thought were covered by the ceasefire.
Jiang says the two-week ceasefire will not hold because it is theater negotiated by failed intermediaries in a U.S. vassal state.
Jiang says Larajani's death makes a ceasefire almost impossible because he was pragmatic, experienced, and able to convene Iranian factions.
Jiang predicts there can be no ceasefire, truce, or peace because the American Empire and Iran are fighting over the nature of social reality itself.
Jiang argues that the ceasefire or quiet period is a narrative-management phase inside an ongoing commitment to war by the United States, Iran, and Israel.
Jiang argues that the ceasefire is chiefly narrative management: the United States, Israel, and Iran remain committed to war while trying to define who is peaceful, who is forced, and who is the aggressor.
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"...questions for the midterm examination, I want to discuss briefly the ceasefire between the United States and Iran. So yesterday, Donald Trump announced that..."
"This is a very big deal. Removal of all secondary sanctions against foreign entities that do business with Iran, end of all United Nations..."
"...done something very wrong and there's very little chance that the ceasefire will hold. And in fact, we're already seeing news that the ceasefire..."
"...destroyed or it's destroyed the Americans. Okay? So this war, the ceasefire, it's only a PR stunt. It will actually lead to nothing. All..."
"So the Iranians believe that this peace treaty also includes its proxies, specifically Hezbollah in Lebanon and the Houthis in Yemen. But after this..."
"...is going to leave the GCC region. Will the two weeks ceasefire hold? No. Okay? No. Forget about the ceasefire. It's all theater. And..."
"...approach him and say, you know what, let's just negotiate a ceasefire. And he'd be willing to because he's very experienced. He's also very..."
"...what this also tells us is this there can be no ceasefire there can be no truce there can be no peace because both..."
"...United States, Iran, and Israel have committed to war. And this ceasefire, it's really a way to attempt to control the narrative. Now, as..."
"hello YouTube so as you know there's been a ceasefire announced in the Middle East and many of you are curious as to what..."
"to defend sovereignty, if forced to defend their faith, the Iranian people will fight to the death. The Iranian people will never surrender. But..."
"Both Trump and the Ayatollah can do this, can try to be the peacemakers because they know that Netanyahu will continue to push for..."
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