Jiang reads burden-sharing as vassalage: Japan, South Korea, Europe, and NATO are no longer friends but subordinate partners ordered to protect U.S. power.
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NATO
Jiang attributes to Putin the view that Russia is a great civilization forced to fight because America and NATO encircle Russia and try to destroy its culture and civilization.
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Jiang predicts Russia winning in Ukraine, Greeks returning to Constantinople, Europe/NATO destroyed, and Orthodox eschatology achieving the Third Rome prophecy.
He predicts a NATO defense of Odessa that becomes a stalemate, produces European revolts, and allows reconciliation between Putin and a more pro-Russian Europe.
He predicts that Odessa will become NATO's last stand and a death trap, producing resentment and political collapse in NATO countries and bringing Turkey into a confrontation Russia can exploit.
Jiang argues that Western expectations in February 2022 were that Ukraine would defeat Russia, sanctions would destroy the Russian economy, and the war would strengthen NATO and isolate Russia.
Jiang says NATO is more divided because Germany depends on cheap Russian gas, while Nord Stream's destruction and the U.S. trade war on China undermine Germany's manufacturing model.
Jiang predicts Putin will not end the Ukraine war, seek peace, or expand it into Poland, but will drag it on because Ukraine functions as a black hole for NATO money, weapons, and manpower.
Jiang lists manpower shortages, possible NATO escalation, and possible Russian expansion into Moldova or the Baltic states as conventional explanations for Russian mobilization.
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"We will defend the homeland and ensure that our interests in the Western Hemisphere are protected. We will deter China and the Indo -Pacific..."
"...okay? From now on, we will order Japan, South Korea, Europe, NATO to do what they must in order to protect our power, and..."
"Okay? Together, they will march against Pax Judaica. Number six is, that in Israel, you will achieve the Pax Judaica and the Greater Israel..."
"...Okay? But then you're like, wait a minute. Turkey is a NATO member. Well, we can also expect destruction of Europe. Okay? The end..."
"...continent but this triggers a civil war in America. In Ukraine NATO decides Odessa will be the last step. So Russia encircles Odessa and..."
"it causes political upheaval in Germany it causes a political revolution in Turkey and after these civil wars and these revolutions Europe becomes more..."
"Because remember, there's always been a close relationship between Russian intelligence and the Orthodox Church. And And so, what's the plan? The plan is..."
"...Putin is very happy to have that happen. This means that NATO will make its last stand in Odessa. Right now, a lot of..."
"...plan moving forward. To make Odessa into the final battle between NATO and Russia, which will culminate in the implosion, the bloke implosion of..."
"And that's what's causing the nation to fall apart, okay? So the more over -committed America is, the more debt it creates, and the..."
"...third thing that they would happen was that it would make NATO much stronger and more united, and"
"it would make Russia into a pariah state, meaning that no one would want to ever associate with Russia again, okay? So that was..."
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