Mossad

The Israeli intelligence service Jiang presents as the exemplary modern instrument of blackmail, assassination, infiltration, and geopolitical leverage.

He argues that Candace Owens may be influenced by foreign or intelligence-linked contacts without being a simple conscious spy, because information is often passed through social networks and dinner-table relationships.

He says intelligence agencies such as Mossad, FSB, MSS, and CIA function less like true rivals than like parasitic institutions that cooperate by citing each other as threats in order to absorb more money and power.

The quoted material says Mossad would debrief Dershowitz after calls with Epstein, Epstein was close to Ehud Barak, and regional alliances opposed Qatar, Turkey, Iran, and Syria.

Jiang rejects the simple claim that Epstein worked for Mossad, arguing instead that Epstein was trained as an operative across different sectors of power.

He says Pax Judaica would profit by becoming the hub for AI surveillance, weapons, financing, intelligence, and trade while the rest of the world burns.

Jiang says ISIS and war-on-terror destruction destabilized the Middle East and Europe while strangely not attacking Israel, which he reads as consistent with Mossad/control speculation.

He argues that being hunted by Mossad and the American military would make the Ayatollah feel more alive, not less, because persecution plus divine energy converts danger into proof of mission.

Jiang says critics more often call him a Mossad or CIA agent, a CCP agent, or a communist propagandist than simply anti-Semitic, because his arguments include both Israel's future dominance and harsh criticism of the West.