He expects to be back in North America in August and hopes to organize paid-subscriber meetups in Toronto, New York, Los Angeles, Austin, and Nashville.
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North America
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Key Notes
He explicitly says he does not want to ignore the systemic racism and persecution ethnic minorities face in Europe and North America because he sees himself as having experienced it.
Jiang argues that global energy and food scarcity will force much of the world to beg North America for resources, increasing American control.
The apparent contradiction between U.S. imperial decline and U.S. benefit from the war is resolved by asking which American interests benefit, since the United States can lose the Middle East while tightening control over North America.
The U.S. Technate is a plan, not a guaranteed success; occupying North America would create insurgencies and conflict.
If Middle East resource flow is disrupted, Jiang argues, the world does not run out of oil in absolute terms; it becomes more dependent on Canada, Venezuela, the United States, North America, and Russia.
Nitrogen and ammonia dependence make Europe and other non-producing regions more dependent on North American resource exporters when Middle East fertilizer supply is disrupted.
North America and Russia are presented as the most resilient zones because they combine fresh water, resources, and stability.
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"...traveling. This next year. In August, I will be back in North America."
"...But what I'm hoping to do when I move back to North America. When I transition to North America. Is do some meetups with..."
"...you're, you know, of the wrong skin color in Europe or North America, you'll never feel you belong. I don't mean to ignore the..."
"...people to actually create infrastructure and manufacturing base for this greater North America. Something called a technique. And who's the very best at very..."
"...Where you are helping the Americans build the manufacturing base in North America. But you're also financing the Russian military industrial complex in order..."
"...I have in June. In the fall, I will probably visit North America because I've been invited by a lot of people to appear..."
"...scarcity. Okay? And food scarcity is going to have to beg North America, the United States, Canada, Mexico for resources. And this allows the..."
"...East Asia are now forced to depend on the United States, North America, and other countries. So now, we see a huge shift in..."
"...to the world market and force the world to rely on North America, Canada, Mexico, and the United States. So let's just say that..."
"...the Middle East. Which will force the world to pivot to North America. So in a short term, this strategy will work out because..."
"...of War has already said this where you know we see North America as part of America 's security perimeter me aning like we..."
"They've already found a loophole. All right. Okay. So let's now go on to the midterm examination. And, um, uh. As I said, YouTube..."
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