He argues that U.S. attempts to force global oil purchases are unlikely to save the petrodollar because such coercion serves elite factions rather than national interest and can coexist with economic collapse.
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Economic collapse
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He argues economic strangulation of Iran would focus on oil exports, Kharg Island, control of the Strait of Hormuz, and expanding the battlefield to ethnic minority regions.
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.
He predicts economic collapse as people feel less invested in systems where they cannot speak up, become less willing to work, and lose belief in the system.
He says China in turn needs to export its manufacturing and infrastructure capacity or else its own economy risks collapse, which makes the bargain mutually attractive.
He predicts actors may wait for global economic collapse or lockdown-like chaos before destroying Al-Aqsa because the world would be too distracted to notice.
The host explicitly interprets Jiang's analysis as an immediate rather than distant petrodollar-collapse scenario and says ordinary Americans are facing loss of retirement, savings, and purchasing power.
These parasites want America to lose in Iran because collapsing the American economy serves their debt and control agenda.
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"will force China and other countries to purchase gas in the U.S. so that people will keep buying U.S. debt and rely on the..."
"The problem is that the United States is doing this not for the natural interest. The United States is doing this in order to..."
"But when you do that, okay? You need people to actually create infrastructure. You need people to actually create infrastructure and manufacturing base for..."
"weapon in this war are no longer my planes and my aircraft carriers my best weapon is the Iranian people themselves that's what a..."
"moves and they collect tolls on that okay so i basically need to destroy Iran's control of the cervical moves the way i do..."
"is forced to deal with multiple threats at the same time i'm going to collapse their economy all right okay so this is what..."
"rock is destroyed because the dome of the rock is uh where the third time has to be um that's number two number three..."
"for is this what i think they're waiting for is global economic collapse and this can happen in the next six months right when..."
"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..."
"...a deliberate strategy, all right? Because if you think about it, economic collapse will destroy a lot of wealth in America. It will probably..."
"OK, so I don't know how people get up and go to work in the morning now. I don't know what I don't know...."
"And so our economy is going to crash. There's not going to be a petrodollar. So the United States is no longer the reserve..."
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