The U.S. Technate is a plan, not a guaranteed success; occupying North America would create insurgencies and conflict.
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Insurgency
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "The first is economic strangulation. And we're already seeing that where Americans have bombed Clark Island so that the Iranians are no longer going..."
Key Notes
He predicts the next civil war would unfold as many violent episodes over 10, 20, or 50 years rather than as one clean conflict like the first Civil War.
Jiang says Vietnam was unwinnable because insurgents could disappear into tunnels, acquire U.S. weapons and unexploded ordnance, and grow angrier as civilian casualties mounted.
Jiang says the limited ground-invasion component would focus on strategic regions where outside powers can arm and finance ethnic groups against Tehran.
Jiang expects Iran destabilization in 2026 through protests, border insurgent groups, airstrikes, CIA financing, Mossad agents, blockade, sabotage, infiltration, and narratives of imminent regime collapse.
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"The first is economic strangulation. And we're already seeing that where Americans have bombed Clark Island so that the Iranians are no longer going..."
"Which is the Northwest and the Southeast. They tried it with the Kurds, but they're probably going to try it again."
"Yeah. The Kurds and the Bullocks. The Bullocks are these insurgents in southeast Iran near Pakistan, okay? So basically the ethnic Pakistanis. They've always..."
"...when it does that, it's going to create a lot of insurgencies. It's going to create a lot of conflict, so it will be..."
"ahead um iran will also be a major flashpoint in 2026 because um right now these protests in iran and we know exactly what's..."
"And so you'll have this infiltration, you'll have these insurgent groups, you'll have some warfare going on in Iran. So you'll hear a lot..."
"So, no one cares who's president anymore. And that's going to help Trump in November. Okay? Any more questions before I move on? Okay...."
"...a more major conflict. Okay? Then you have what we'll call insurgencies. So, basically, a political group who's trying to... To form a government..."
"You couldn't win this war, okay? And the reason why is that these Vietnamese peasants, they were unbeatable. Because what they were doing was..."
"You're now arming the enemy, right? Because these peasants would pick up these ammo and use it themselves. That's the first thing. Second thing..."
"yourself, no matter how much weapons you can bring into this country, how are you going to win this war? The other thing is..."
"...southeast Iran, by the Pakistani border. They have a history of insurgency against the government, okay? Second people that have been problematic are the..."
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