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Jiang frames the next lecture as covering World War III as a prolonged contest among four core players: the United States, Israel, Iran, and Russia, with geopolitical dynamics that drive the next five to ten years.
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Jiang frames the next lecture as covering World War III as a prolonged contest among four core players: the United States, Israel, Iran, and Russia, with geopolitical dynamics that drive the next five to ten years.
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He predicts these four player-worldviews (U.S., Russia, Iran, Israel) will continue to drive geopolitics for five to ten years by forcing the world to align with their own worldview goals.
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Jiang predicts that if the Iran ceasefire fails, the next round will target civilian and energy infrastructure and could take one-third of world energy supply offline.
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Jiang expects the next month to be quieter while still producing Middle East incidents and news, including alleged false-flag activity.
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Jiang does not expect the Middle East war to break out again immediately, but says he will return with analysis if it does.
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Jiang frames the current escalation as a possible global recession or depression trajectory, emphasizing thirst and infrastructure stress before headline inflation headlines.
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He presents a dual-path forecast: either global depression from energy and geopolitical strain, or a productivity jump through robotics and technology if energy constraints are managed.
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"understand in World War three There'll be four major players the United States Israel Iran and Russia And they are competing for global dominance..."
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"What about India? What about Brazil? What about South Africa? Okay? And yes, it is true, oh sorry, and what about Europe and Japan,..."
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"And then the Israelis will beg for forgiveness. And that is what will cause a reunion between the Jewish people and God. Okay. And..."
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"into achieving their worldview, this forces the world to go along, even though the world may not want to go along. Okay. Does that..."
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"Are we heading for a global recession, do you think? I think that we are heading towards a global depression. I'm terrified. People are..."
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"So it's not just oil that's being destroyed. It's something like about 30 % of the world's helium supply. It's something of the 30..."
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"good way to keep, by the way, the central bankers hate cryptocurrencies because they don't want the competition. I'm kind of a libertarian so..."
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"This is like the invention of robotics. But is it though, Stephen, because surely the big question with that is if the future is..."
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"Quite literally, when you look at the data, a 10 % fall in energy means a 10 % fall in GDP. That's as big..."
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"Okay, so this is very clear. What he's saying is this. Obey us and there will be peace. Defy us and there will be..."
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"And it can also target pipelines of natural gas. Basically, it can take offline one -third of the world's energy supply, and this would,..."
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"So that's what's happening in Iran today. The Iranian people are clearly insulted and humiliated by this U.S. bombing, and the Iranian government is..."
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Jiang reframes the Iran-Israel-U.S.-Russia conflict as a long-horizon contest in worldview and political systems, where structural elites, narrative control, and religious grammar shape strategy more than leaders changing seats.
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Jiang reframes Hormuz disruption as a production-system collapse and argues that escalation incentives make the Iran conflict a political-economic choke point beyond price shocks.
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