He argues that European elites responded to the 1848 threat by dividing the new alliance: reframing the conflict as class war, making the movement look fanatical, and casting it as an international conspiracy.
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Elite strategy
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Jiang says Larry Fink was one of the main elite figures who pushed DEI politics before later treating them as expendable.
He argues that DEI politics were pushed by elite institutions in order to redirect or fracture the class solidarity signaled by Occupy Wall Street.
Jiang argues that elites now see Trump as a useful idiot whose function is to help transition America from democracy to technocracy.
Jiang says powerful billionaires and elite operators have no fixed loyalty; they position themselves amid chaos to maximize individual benefit.
He frames AI as a white-collar displacement force aimed at lawyers, accountants, doctors, professors, and teachers rather than blue-collar workers.
He says the tactic worked but later created a problem for elites because DEI-trained protest energies could also turn against genocide in Gaza.
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"It was Larry Fink who pushed it. It was Larry Fink who pushed it."
"Yeah. Yeah. But he was one of the main, uh, advocates, uh, so, so, you know, he's chairman of the world economic forum, uh,..."
"expect from the midterms yeah so I think that the powers that be and they're coming they're coming to recognition that for all Trump's..."
"Right. Okay. So the distinction is you're saying it's kind of AI and tech versus traditional finance, but people have to understand that AI..."
"Right. Right. Right. Okay. So the distinctions aren't as clear as I make them out to be, right? Because let's just say you're a..."
"Why aren't we protesting the fact that Israel seems to be... targeting everyone? Why hasn't anyone protested the fact that America, at the first..."
"So their strategy then was to promote DEI. To sow dissent and discord and say, like, no, what matters is that class. Okay. That..."
"Right? And they still got their huge bonuses at the end of the year. So and now what they realize is that, well, no,..."
"destroy us so what can we do about it their solution is we have to divide them okay we have to divide them so..."
"these communists are in secret society who want to take over the entire world so it's not that oh these workers just want more..."
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