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A regime-change method Jiang attributes to America: train youth, finance NGOs, use social media, galvanize protests, and neutralize security services.
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color revolution playbook
A regime-change method Jiang attributes to America: train youth, finance NGOs, use social media, galvanize protests, and neutralize security services.
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"...very good at overthrowing governments, okay? There's something called the Color Revolution Playbook. Color Revolution Playbook. And so what the Americans do is they..."
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"...right? So, these are all called color revolutions or the color revolution playbook. So, not only does America have the capacity to strangle a..."
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"...bribing security services to not intervene. Okay? It's a very successful playbook. They've tried many times and it's worked many times before. All right...."
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"...in the Middle East, right? So they have this very good playbook, very effective playbook of using propaganda, of using spies, of using saboteurs,..."
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