He links a U.S. debt-management mechanism to forcing global dependence on U.S. weapons/resources through trade and financing pressure.
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Key Notes
After the Soviet collapse, America's game conquered the world as globalization, but Jiang says it now concentrates wealth among a few players and leaves everyone else in debt.
In response to a student question, Jiang says systemic collapse is obvious because postwar America reversed from productive lender to consumer debtor after outsourcing work to Europe, Japan, and China.
He defines monarchy as dangerous to capital because kings can cancel debts and redistribute land, making capital subordinate to royal authority.
He says allied armies in Russia did not destroy Bolshevism but collected debts, then left and attacked the Whites, helping the Bolsheviks win.
Jiang says the World Bank and IMF spread the game by first lending to poor countries and then forcing policy conformity, especially privatization, when debt becomes unpayable.
He says the common social seedbed of revolution is debt, slavery, and landlessness produced by unequal wealth and interest.
Jiang defines the kingdom of heaven in this revolutionary frame as a society with no debt, land for subsistence, and no slavery.
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"...to do that, then you get rid of the $39 trillion debt."
"Okay? So I'm not saying that this strategy will work, but I'm saying this is how they approach it. All right. Now, something that..."
"...wealth, right? You have massive inequality. And everyone else falls into debt. And that's the world that we live in today. America created this..."
"So my first question is, you mentioned that the Donald Trump or like Putin, they think that the world, like the whole system will..."
"Okay. That's a really good question. Okay? So, both Putin and Trump know that the world will collapse. And the question is, how do..."
"...Okay? So what's happening is that America is becoming lazy, in debt, and corrupt. Okay? Because the entire world was basically working for America..."
"...comes into power, what a king often does is cancel all debts and redistribute the land. And that's why he's so popular, okay? So..."
"And the answer is, well, Wall Street, guys. Wall Street and the City of London gave the Bolsheviks money to pay these mercenaries. It..."
"...in fact, that's how it happened, okay? They went to collect debt, okay? So Russia owed these countries money. The Soviet Union, the Soviet..."
"...the country's poor so much money they have to go into debt and they can't pay off the money right so then what happens..."
"control of the infrastructure the public should not be in control of water okay private companies should be in charge of the water and..."
"...that ultimately become the seeds of revolution. The poor get into debt, and so they lose their land, and their children become slaves."
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