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Jiang contends that Jews and Muslims historically coexisted well in the Middle East, that Christian powers were more central to anti-Jewish persecution, and that the Zionist project later redirected Jewish populations toward Israel through fear and violence.
"you know before the arrival of of israel before the sinus project jews in the middle east got along really well with muslims throughout..."
"So, that is not about to choose between Jews and Muslims. It is to choose between Jews and Muslims. So, we are in the..."
"...Caliphate. All right. Which was this grand alliance between Christians, Jews and Muslims. And we've lost this memory because those who succeeded this Caliphate..."
"...into an open, inclusive, and tolerant religious community where Christians, Jews, and Muslims can celebrate their religion openly. So after that, what Christians have..."
"...the city, they recognize that you need to work with Jews and Muslims, okay? Because Jews and Muslims have these business connections all around..."
The interview opens with leaked Epstein emails and ends with Ukraine, but Jiang's through-line never changes: public politics is wrestling, elite trust is held together by blackmail, and the American empire now looks most...
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