Jiang says any new leader would see the IRGC as a problem because it has too much power, creates overseas tension, and is too fanatical.
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Jiang says any new leader would see the IRGC as a problem because it has too much power, creates overseas tension, and is too fanatical.
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"...the same time. What is important to remember is that. Any new leader. Would see these guys as a problem."
"Because they have too much power. And they are creating too much tension. Overseas. And they are too fanatical. Okay? And so. It is..."
"...country, including the father and I believe the wife of the new leader."
"...you've killed their leaders, but they don't care because they've got new leaders coming to place. Their military is hidden. Okay? They're hidden in..."
"...proxies and they will have to install the Shah as their new leader, American puppet. So that those are the four conditions for surrender."
"...the most extremely violent, the most extreme, will often become the new leader, okay? So by killing this leader, not only do you cause..."
"...in Iran, meaning you go in, you kill a leader, a new leader emerges, then goes up with you and surrender to you because..."
"...Also. After these leaders die, how do you ensure that the new leaders will coordinate together? And the answer to this problem is the..."
"...they win civil war, everyone assumes that Trotsky would be the new leader. But it's Stalin that becomes the new leader. Okay? Why? Because..."
"...and now you have to bring people competing to be the new leader okay why because a temple and it's really important for you..."
"...grim. Okay? And that's why, in 2017, Saudi Arabia appointed a new leader called Mohammed bin Salman. Okay? The crown prince. Whoever calls MBS...."
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