Jiang predicts that a new pro-Putin Turkish faction could symbolically prove its allegiance by returning Istanbul to the Greeks.
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Jiang frames the Iran war as a structural problem: empires that enter forceful conflicts without strategic reserve burn out, and the current administration is trying to steer around collapse, domestic optics, and a volatile...
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Jiang frames the Iran war as a structural problem: empires that enter forceful conflicts without strategic reserve burn out, and the current administration is trying to steer around collapse, domestic optics, and a volatile...
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"...price as a sign of devotion to Putin they will return Istanbul back to the Greeks."
"That's what I think Putin envisions things playing out and that's what I think will most likely play out. Do you actually see Turks..."
"...when it returns the Greeks to Byzantium, which is modern day Istanbul. Okay. So basically the idea is that at some point Russia and..."
"...going anyway and on the way back i was in the istanbul airport it's a huge international airport i saw this giant screen playing..."
"-day Istanbul. Okay? That's what the prophecy says. And so, you look at all these different eschatologies. Okay? And again, guys, this is the..."
"...and then Russia supports the Greeks and return the Greeks to Istanbul. Okay? But then you're like, wait a minute. Turkey is a NATO..."
"...to this eschatology, is return the Greeks to Constantinople, which is Istanbul. So in other words, perhaps Russia and Israel Russia and Israel are..."
"...and this was built in 532 in Constantinople it's still in Istanbul you can actually take a plane get on"
"...Byzantine empire. They need to reclaim Constantinople, which is current day Istanbul. So the end goal is to really direct. Yeah. Turkey into a..."
"...to rebirth the Roman Empire by retaking Constantinople or modern -day Istanbul."
"...nationalism. Okay? So, this is the Ottoman Empire. They're based in Istanbul. Okay? But they also occupy what we call the Balkans, Greece, Macedonia,..."
"...It's still there, guys, if you want to visit. It's called Istanbul in Turkey, and it's a beautiful city. Definitely one of the most..."
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