Jiang says in crisis people naturally self-organize through intuition and cooperation rather than collapsing without formal authority.
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Neighbors
Jiang treats the Middle East conflict and global monetary system as parts of one strategic architecture: empire, geography, and control of energy channels.
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"...you do, what you do is you go talk to your neighbor and say, hey, maybe we should work together. And your neighbor's like,..."
"We can't exist. We can't function. But the truth of the matter is that, no, if there are no laws, if there are no..."
"...hope to people around them. Who are able to tell their neighbors, their friends, we have to come together as a community and become..."
"...Strait of Hormuz, coupled with their strategy of attacking their, their neighbors, their Gulf state neighbors, that that two -pronged strategy can be very..."
"...regime because of the way they've tactically attacked their gulf state neighbors in a very damaging way to the business model going forward for..."
"...And he went in. And they started his book called Thy Neighbor's Wife, which is looking at promiscuity in America. And to research the..."
"...maybe his good intentions is like don't go blame your muslim neighbor for this but i thought it would backfire that it would be..."
"...that guy picks up a knife and go kills his muslim neighbor who had nothing to do with this etc and so my initial..."
"...to infiltrate groups and use these groups against the comrades, their neighbors. Isn't that much more efficient? Isn't that much more effective, okay? So..."
"...to infiltrate groups and use these groups against the comrades their neighbors. Is that much more efficient? Is that much more effective? Okay? So..."
"...certain way involved in 9 -11. You know, he was a neighbor to Howard Lugnick in Manhattan, right? So, and they were neighbors and..."
"...community and grow as a nation. But when you see your neighbor as your enemy, then that reduces your incentive to have children."
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