A strategic audience Jiang treats as necessary for Iran to win; restraint and the Gaza spotlight help Iran gain sympathy.
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Global opinion
A source-grounded reading of a five-hour hybrid workshop that begins with Macbeth and ends by turning Purgatory, free will, tragedy, envy, and generosity into one model of human transformation.
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Jiang predicts that if the war drags on, economic strain will turn global opinion and even Russia and China against Iran while U.S.-Israeli strategy grows more coherent.
Jiang argues Iran needs world attention to remain on Gaza because outrage over Gaza will make global opinion more sympathetic toward Iran over time.
Jiang argues Operation True Promise was designed to satisfy all four matrix goals: show Iranians that Iran can strike back, signal willingness to fight to allies and major powers, preserve global opinion by avoiding casualties, and provoke tension between Israel and the United States.
Jiang argues that a U.S. invasion of Venezuela would strengthen China, Iran, and Russia by driving them closer together, turning global opinion sharply against America, and making future targets such as Iran more unified and prepared for war.
Jiang predicts Iran will not attack Gulf states because doing so would cost it popular and global opinion.
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"ground troops, of U.S. planes, of U.S. artillery and tanks to the Middle East. So if there's really a peace, why is this happening?..."
"...people will also starve. And this means that ultimately, public or global opinion will slowly turn against Iran. Okay? And even Iran's closest allies,..."
"...in response. To the violence, the random violence of American empire. Global opinion would completely turn against America. Breaks would be a lot stronger...."
"...United States. I mean, it provokes the United States. It loses global opinion in the United States. I mean, at the end of the..."
"...happening in the world right now that is helping Iran win global opinion? Or why is the world becoming more supportive of Iran? What..."
"If you've been following the news about America, there have been major protests at Yale and at Columbia and other universities about what's happening..."
"Because obviously, America will want NATO involved in its invasion of Iran, but why would France and Germany want to involve itself, right? Okay?..."
"Win global opinion. Now, what Iran said is we designed the strike to not cause damage in Israel. And the reason why is it..."
"Does that make sense? All right. And the last thing is weaken the enemy. Why would this weaken the enemy? Well, because after Iran..."
"...you to admire him uh not just not necessarily about his opinion"
"rams four feet before this gracious opinion squarely nailed into your mind with stouter nails than others' talk provides if the divine decree has..."
"...his wings, pointing to heaven, piercing the air with his eternal opinions, which do not change as mortal plumage does then he, that bird..."
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