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Jiang's speculative analogy for how Canada, Australia, and New Zealand may be managed by British financial interests under stress.
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corporate restructuring
Jiang's speculative analogy for how Canada, Australia, and New Zealand may be managed by British financial interests under stress.
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"...what do you do if you have financial issues? You do corporate restructuring, right? You change the middle management, right? And historically, you know,..."
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"But hey, we want more Indians. So if it's not corporate restructuring, if it's not trying to asset strip Canada, I really don't understand..."
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"...parties involved in a war okay a war means a fundamental restructuring of society and therefore you need a grand strategy you need a..."
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"...the world. Then the economy rebounds. Okay? So, this is actually restructuring. Okay? So, it's something we talked about before, where the purpose is..."
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"...a few worker protests during this time because there was a restructuring of state owned enterprises. And while I was filming a worker protest,..."
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"...rights. And at this time in China, there was a major restructuring of the state -owned enterprise system. So I was dispatched to northeastern..."
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