Jiang defines it simply as two armies killing each other, here Romans killing Romans.
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Civil war
Jiang defines it simply as two armies killing each other, here Romans killing Romans.
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One of the three unstable ways elites resolve elite overproduction by fighting among themselves.
If U.S. civil war begins, Jiang expects it to last for centuries in varying intensity, with Texas favored by cohesion, energy, and openness.
In response to a student, Jiang clarifies that parasite removal is not simply a deliberate American strategy; collapse will destroy wealth, produce pain, and possibly create civil-war conditions.
Jiang says the mechanism for forcing America out is economic: crash the stock market, raise oil prices, produce domestic discontent, and trigger civil war so the American military must retreat home.
The deeper U.S. conflict is elite overproduction: Democrats represent the imperial elite, Republicans represent the MAGA counter-elite, and both fight for zero-sum power.
Jiang says the next class will discuss this civil conflict or civil war.
From those convergence points, Jiang predicts U.S. civil war and a two-to-four-year sequence of events driven by the Iran war.
He frames the Civil War as a clash between the Northern free-labor game and the Southern slave-labor system, with slavery corrupting the game's openness, fairness, and clarity.
He forecasts near-term conflict across Europe, the United States, South America, East Asia, and the Middle East, including Europe-Russia war, civil wars, a U.S. attack on Venezuela, and eventual U.S.-Iran war.
Timestamped Evidence
"...know that they are, in fact, vassal states, all right? Okay, civil war breaks out. Who's going to win? Christian Nationalists, Silicon Valley versus..."
"...you look at the history of the Roman Republic, once a civil war starts, it almost never ends, okay? That's just the nature of..."
"...Nationalist, well, you're going to be a big winner of this civil war, okay? And if you're the opposite, okay? If you are maybe..."
"So, seems like that America is in a disadvantage, advantage situation, but they know what they are doing, and they're just sending parasites outside..."
"...lot of wealth in America. It will probably create conditions for civil war in America. It will create a lot of pain. But for..."
"...if I cause a discontent in America this will cause a civil war in America and then the American military has no choice but..."
"To have police officers there to scare minorities. And that's traditionally how racism was enforced in America. Okay? So, in other words, the Republicans..."
"...what leads to the election is the election. What leads to civil war is that you have too many elite who want to be..."
"So what's happening is a civil war between the elite, these people, and the counter elite, people who want to take the position and..."
"Why? Because that will force the diaspora, the Jewish diaspora, to return to Israel. This is very important for this eschatology. Okay? All right?..."
"Okay? And the best prediction for the United States then is civil war. Right? Okay? Civil war. Okay? And this is where all these..."
"...the first major challenge to this game it's called the american civil war all right so let me explain what happened from 1861 1864..."
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