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Jiang says abstract analysis of secret societies is tolerated, but naming powerful individuals with incriminating specifics or revealing confidential-source information would trigger retaliation.
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Jiang says abstract analysis of secret societies is tolerated, but naming powerful individuals with incriminating specifics or revealing confidential-source information would trigger retaliation.
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"You've talked about various secret societies. You've talked about various psyops, made different predictions about the system. Is there anything that you think you,..."
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"...And then he would create problems for you. So I think naming names, going into specifics is a problem. Another problem is, let's just..."
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"But again, if you name someone powerful and you reveal certain of his behavior that can be used as legal evidence against him, that..."
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