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The most speculative version of Jiang's model is that IRGC fanatics viewed restraining politicians as weak or unbelieving and used the fog on May 19 as an opportunity to cause an accident.
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The most speculative version of Jiang's model is that IRGC fanatics viewed restraining politicians as weak or unbelieving and used the fog on May 19 as an opportunity to cause an accident.
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"...happened on May 19th? Was an opportunity arise where there was fog. And they were like, well, here's our opportunity."
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"And so they caused an accident. Okay? Does it make sense, guys? All right? So again, I don't know what happened. But if we..."
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"...as when night falls on our hemisphere, or when a heavy fog is blowing thick, a windmill seems to wheel when seen far off...."
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"...was an accident, that it was bad weather, there was a fog."
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A source-grounded reading of the lecture's central move: the crash was probably an accident, but if it was not, Jiang asks who had opportunity, motive, and the most to gain.
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