Jiang argues that China would benefit from friendship with America but is pushed toward Russia because the United States is launching an economic war, surrounding China with bases, and could embargo oil and food imports.
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Economic WAR
Jiang argues that China would benefit from friendship with America but is pushed toward Russia because the United States is launching an economic war, surrounding China with bases, and could embargo oil and food imports.
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".S. dollars, and it's transferring its U.S. dollars into gold, okay? So China is encouraging everyone to buy gold. Don't buy any more U.S...."
"The United States is launching an economic war against China. And... If you look at a map, okay, China is surrounded by U.S. military..."
"...why is that I think that this will become a global economic war as we move on. Professor Jiang, as you said, the idea..."
"...why is that I think that this will become a global economic war as we move on."
"...Iranians, this is not a typical war. This is not an economic war. This is not a war of resistance. This is a jihad,..."
"...quickly, the European Union, and the United States is already at economic war with Russia and China, okay? So we will go, this semester,..."
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