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Jiang qualifies his Iran-war forecast by saying it is a prediction, that he does not know if it will happen, and that he is teaching students how to think about geopolitics rather than making decisions.
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Jiang qualifies his Iran-war forecast by saying it is a prediction, that he does not know if it will happen, and that he is teaching students how to think about geopolitics rather than making decisions.
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"And all this is saying is that China is not going to say that we support Iran. Okay? Russia will not come out and..."
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"Okay? I'm just teaching you how to think about geopolitics. And third of all, when you're actually in the United States, you'll find that..."
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