City of London

Used as Jiang's shorthand for the most plausible institutional center or representative node of transnational capital.

A hidden imperial-financial center Jiang treats as more powerful than most people imagine and still operative behind American and global capital flows.

Jiang says Canada, New Zealand, and Australia are resource colonies of the City of London that are losing value and being stripped or sold to whoever will buy them.

Transnational capital entered America through industrial agents such as Rockefeller, Carnegie, J.P. Morgan, and Vanderbilt, then created a Bank-of-England-like system in the Federal Reserve.

Jiang claims that killing the Romanovs benefited foreign banks because Romanov wealth held in London and Wall Street became effectively controlled by those banks after the family died.

Jiang claims Wall Street and the City of London paid Bolshevik mercenaries, and that the Bolsheviks repaid them through Red Terror extraction from Russian wealth holders.

Jiang claims Wall Street and the City of London bankrolled the Soviets, raising the question of why capital would fund communists.

He previews a follow-up argument that Christian Zionism, international finance, the City of London, the Great Reset, and American Empire are not mutually exclusive explanations but one connected structure.

Jiang says the public billionaire-founder story is recent; earlier tycoons like Rockefeller and Carnegie functioned as agents of the City of London and used charity to disguise how much money they controlled.

Jiang describes Canada as a British/City of London resource colony rather than a true nation state and reads recent immigration and economic strain as possible corporate restructuring or asset stripping.