Germany

Jiang says his first viral breakthrough came from a lecture on German culture called 'German Willpower' and that his audience expanded further after the Americans and Israelis bombed Iran.

Jiang argues that the second major military trend will be privatization, with private military structures merged through contracts with allied states such as Israel, Japan, and Germany.

Jiang reads Xi's multipolar language as a defense of a U.N.-centered, rules-based international order against the law of the jungle, unilateral bullying, and a revived fascist or militarist nationalism, especially in Japan and Germany.

Jiang says Germany's sanctions response backfired because losing cheap Russian energy forced it to buy American LNG at a roughly 50 percent markup, worsening German economic decline relative to other major European states.

Jiang links Europe's immigration stress and the Ukraine war to the rise of Germany's AfD, which he describes as anti-immigration and anti-war in Ukraine and therefore positioned to gain power as social tension rises.

Jiang predicts that Europe is moving toward total war against Russia and says the plan is for German troops to be in Ukraine by 2029, with prolonged conflict generating the domestic backlash that Putin wants.

Jiang argues that Putin's Europe strategy is to drag Germany into a long war so that conscription, sacrifice, and time generate enough domestic tension for anti-war, anti-immigration right-wing parties such as the AfD to take power.

Jiang says Putin reads this as a historically recurring pattern, citing World War I Russia and near-revolutionary Germany as cases where prolonged war fed radical political turnover at home.