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The host's model in this packet is that Gulf investment and AI-linked capital flows are propping up the American stock market, so war damage in the Gulf would feed directly back into a U.S. economic crash.
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Gulf Capital
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Jiang says Gulf oil revenues are recycled into the American economy, especially into AI and data-center growth, and that this feedback loop props up the current U.S. system.
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"Again, I just am just flummoxed that we know this stuff, but somehow the people in power. They seem to not know this stuff...."
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"And it's not going to be an economic center anymore. And so that money will get pulled out of our stock market. It's going..."
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"the Americans will just leave the Middle East so America should just admit defeat right now and then go home and let Israel and..."
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"...you've got Western financial interest that is unifying with this, this Gulf capital. Um, now in terms of the, uh, the nuclear power. So..."
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