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12 timestamped hits 1 source reading 1 extracted note Aliases: long-wars

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Long WAR

Jiang predicts the Iran war will not end in months and may last years, possibly 10 or 20 years, once understood as imperial strategy rather than daily Trump messaging.

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Forecast made on 2026-04-21.

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Jiang predicts the Iran war will not end in months and may last years, possibly 10 or 20 years, once understood as imperial strategy rather than daily Trump messaging.

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Iran as Recalibration, Not Exit

2026-04-22, day precision · Prof. Jiang: Iran Has Trump TRAPPED! Full Interview | Redacted w Clayton Morris

Transcript

"...for Trump. And from his perspective, he doesn't like to fight long wars of attrition. It's very unpopular back at home. And he doesn't..."

Iran as Recalibration, Not Exit

2026-04-22, day precision · Prof. Jiang: Iran Has Trump TRAPPED! Full Interview | Redacted w Clayton Morris

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"...what we know from Trump is that he does not like long wars, but at the same time, he does not like to lose..."

Control Beats Dominance

2026-03-10, day precision · Game Theory #11: The Law of Escalation

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"...the United States to lose this war. And that means a long war that destroys the American political will to fight any more foreign..."

The World Shatterer

2025-03-18, day precision · Civilization #39: Genghis Khan, World Shatterer

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"...A war of attrition. A war of attrition just means a long war in which you're trying to deplete the other person's resources. If..."

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