Sara’s term for the large non-ideological Iranian middle that can shift toward or away from the regime under pressure.
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mushy middle
Sara’s term for the large non-ideological Iranian middle that can shift toward or away from the regime under pressure.
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"...the ones who are armed and then there is the poor middle the mushy middle the 40 50 that can go now this way..."
"...50 % to 60 % of its energy needs from the Middle East, okay? Jie Junhuang was not on the China list, okay? So..."
"...the Petrodollar. Okay? The Petrodollar is where Saudi Arabia and other Middle East countries, like Qatar, UAE, they only sell their oil in US..."
"...into a manufacturing base for the global economy. Right? So, the Middle East sells oil to the world. But China now will sell manufactured..."
"...what america is doing right now with this war in the middle in the middle east by um kidnapping maduro and venezuela it's basically..."
"...supply okay so if you so this is war in the Middle East which means that the Middle East you can forget about so"
"...Okay, so the idea is that, there's a war in the Middle East, and everyone's going to die. So Jesus has to return to..."
"...of the United States is a very talented one in the Middle East. He went on, I think it's just like widely important to..."
"...blow up a data center. We're already seeing this in the Middle East where Iran is targeting data centers in the Middle East and..."
"...protect the oceans. And then what happens is the world, Europe, Middle East, Africa, India, East Asia, would look at this trading bloc and..."
"...needed to invade because then they can control more of the Middle East?"
"...thing that happened is that China is now cut off from Middle East energy. China receives anywhere between 50 % to 6 % of..."
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