Glossary
A world with multiple regional centers of power rather than one United States global hegemon.
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multipolarity
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "Right. So an alternative to American hegemony is maybe Eurasian unity, right, especially between Russia, China and Iran. So if these three nations are..."
Key Notes
Glossary
A world order where Russia accepts other civilizational poles and rejects only Western supremacy.
Glossary
Jiang uses the term pessimistically: not balanced plural order, but fragmentation, chaos, and resource-religion conflict after American decline.
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prediction
Jiang expects a multipolar order with an American Technate, Russian Third Rome, and Pax Judaica competing and cooperating for perhaps 10 to 20 years.
prediction
The nation-state is the most powerful form of human organization, and Jiang predicts the United States, Germany, Japan, and Israel will dominate their regions over the next 10 to 30 years as the world becomes multipolar.
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prediction
He reprises earlier course predictions that Trump will be elected again in November, declare war on Iran, end the American Empire, and produce a multipolar world of endless war.
prediction
Jiang predicts Putinism will become the dominant ideology for the next 50 years, spread to countries such as Japan, Germany, and Britain, and help create a multipolar world over the next 10 to 20 years.
prediction
Jiang predicts Russia will probably not triumph in a multipolar world and may fall apart because a warrior culture needs a king, and Putin's eventual death could lead generals to fight for control.
model
Jiang says a Eurasian unity of Russia, China, and Iran inside a BRICS framework could extend to Europe, Africa, and Southeast Asia without one single great power.
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prediction
Jiang predicts the short term leaves little world response, but mid- and long-term pressure may force countries to coalesce around Russia and China against Greater North America.
diagnosis
Dugin says the deeper-state rationale would be to preserve Western hegemony by burning the Middle East and breaking ties among Russia, Europe, and China.
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"Right. So an alternative to American hegemony is maybe Eurasian unity, right, especially between Russia, China and Iran. So if these three nations are..."
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"So basically committing acts of piracy. There was, about a week ago, a Ukrainian drone strike on a Russian oil depot, which basically took..."
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"But maybe in the midterm, in the long term, the world will be forced to coalesce, maybe around Russia and China, in order to..."
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"They, uh, um, now they are buying the territories in order to, to, to secure some safe, safe territory for if they will be..."
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"...secure Western hegemony more, so avoid this direct fall, confronting with multipolarity, multipolar world, emerging with more and more power. And I think that..."
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"us to... To recenter our economy, to place the major attention to the sovereignty, to our industry, and we are, that is resurrection of..."
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"are satisfied with our own zone of influence in Eurasia, and we are ready to accept the other poles, not only Chinese pole, Indian..."
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"They can only be agents. But at the same time, the agents have agency. The agents have free will. So, think of Napoleon and..."
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"It's not sustainable. And it will not last. So, the idea of competing empires, it's much more common in human history. So, yes, you'll..."
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"argument is that the unipolar moment when america hegemony was somewhere throughout the world that was really unsustainable it created the world that we..."
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"they move people from the cities which are energy dependent they depend on energy imports and back to the countryside to focus more on..."
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"Well, first of all, I would acknowledge that all these events are interconnected, right? So this trade war of China, this war in Ukraine,..."
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The hosts begin by replaying Jiang's earlier prediction that Trump would win, the United States would fight Iran, and America would lose.
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This interview is useful because it does not merely pile up predictions.
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