The Libya example is presented as Epstein and British-linked actors discussing how to profit from frozen Libyan assets and reconstruction after U.S. bombing and Gaddafi's expected fall.
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Libya
A source-grounded reading of Jiang's central claim: late Inferno is where private vice hardens into social design.
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A source-grounded reading of Jiang's central claim: late Inferno is where private vice hardens into social design.
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Jiang says the best predictor of future behavior is past behavior, which is why previous attacks on Iraq, Libya, Syria, Lebanon, and Sudan make future escalation toward Iran unsurprising.
Jiang says Epstein was involved in 9/11, Libya, and the 2008 financial crisis, using those events to argue that Epstein was plugged into major geopolitical and financial turning points.
He argues that after 9/11 the United States destroyed multiple Middle Eastern states for no good reason, revealing itself as a bully rather than a guarantor of order.
Jiang says the American model for a ground campaign in Iran is to use proxies backed by air power, as in Syria and Libya, but Iran is a much harder case.
Jiang says Iranians understand that American intervention would not liberate them but break Iran into ethnic enclaves, as he says happened elsewhere in the region.
Jiang argues that America’s actual pattern in Libya, Syria, and Iraq was not democratic transition but state collapse, loss of basic services, and prolonged civil war.
Jiang says empires attack weaker countries such as Libya and Syria in part to preserve the perception of military hegemony by publicly bullying smaller states.
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"...who works for the Rothschilds. All right? All right. This is Libya. All right. So in February 2011, this is July 2011, America starts..."
"...year to rebuild their country and jumpstart the economy. Also, remember Libya is a rich country, as its population is two million less than..."
"Okay, do you guys understand what's happening? Okay? These are parasites. They look at geopolitics and they're like, how can we take advantage of..."
"...of future behavior is past behavior if they went after iraq libya uh syria lebanon yeah uh sudan yeah yeah why won't they go..."
"...Jeffrey Epstein was involved in 9 -11. He was involved with Libya. He was involved with the 2008 Great Financial Crisis. So this guy..."
"Right. So as you point out, America is desperate. It's anxious. It's afraid that its empire is collapsing and therefore it is lashing out..."
"was a flourishing, prosperous, middle -class nation, it destroyed Libya, it destroyed Syria, again, for no particular reasons. And so America started to become..."
"...invasion, and that's what they did very effectively in Syria and Libya, right, where they financed these rebel groups and then support these rebel..."
"...of all Iran which is what they did in Syria and Libya you're gonna see the you know remember a good thing about that...."
"functioning state you have slave markets and uh in Libya so so the Iranians know this this is a war to the death and..."
"...the state's capacity to deliver basic services like water and electricity. Libya, Syria are in a state of constant civil war, as is Iraq...."
"and Syria, and so the Iranian people and the government are will basically fight to maintain their, their nation."
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