Jiang says America resembles the 1920s Weimar period and predicts that a Great Depression and stock-market collapse should be expected.
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Great Depression
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He says states can engineer a financial crisis and then use draft structures to force work and teach practical skills, with military training functioning as a more useful education system than ordinary schools.
Jiang connects the creation of the Federal Reserve with America entering World War I, the 1929 crash, the Great Depression, and World War II.
He claims the Great Depression and frontier closure force America to conquer and scale the game to the world after World War II.
Jiang claims the United States was on the brink of communist revolution in the 1930s and that fear of communism shaped anti-Soviet incentives.
Jiang's dollar-collapse chain is that allies stop buying U.S. Treasuries and hosting bases after seeing American unreliability, forcing base closures and a depression-like collapse inside America.
Jiang invokes the Great Depression to argue that states prefer to enter large wars after economic collapse has already made populations desperate enough to comply.
Jiang says even perfect advance knowledge of major events would not necessarily change outcomes because participants still optimize within the game they inhabit.
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"...the 1920s so i think what we should expect is the great depression um and a stock market collapse and r asks what kind..."
"...what you do is you engineer a financial crisis like the Great Depression, so that you're forced to work because your parents have no..."
"And then you have a national draft to teach you skills that you will need in order to contribute more effectively to the economy...."
"...Then you have the 1929 stock market collapse followed by the Great Depression. And then 1941, America joins World War II. Okay, do you..."
"linchpin of American Empire now transfers transfers over to Iran and they become the client States of Iran that's the first major consequence the..."
"much more self -sufficient economies and stop buying U.S Treasuries um then you would have um Europe which would which would then be like..."
"...civil discontent we're talking about something much much worse than the Great Depression take the Great Depression and magnify 500 times become close to..."
"of events in America and so if you are the elite in America your options are wait for the revolution to happen sooner or..."
"...World War Two in 1941. This is like 10 years of Great Depression when people had they couldn't find any work, when people didn't..."
"...documents showing that, oh my God, guys, we're headed towards the Great Depression. We're headed towards World War II. The Nazis will rise. The..."
"...people are now controlling all the money, which leads to the Great Depression, okay? So now the solution is America has to go and..."
"...Why? What's happening internally in the United States right now? The Great Depression. What ideology is a threat to the American government? Communism. Okay?..."
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