American military and institutional dominance that guarantees peace while enforcing imperial control.
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Pax Americana
American military and institutional dominance that guarantees peace while enforcing imperial control.
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Key Notes
The Anglo-American imperial order baby boomers grew up in and want preserved through their lifetimes.
The present American-led order Jiang contrasts with World War II nationalism: rules-based institutions, human rights, free trade, and consumerism.
The New World Order is summarized as three pillars: America as world financial capital, secular multicultural consumerism, and American global security domination.
Pax Americana worked through aerial supremacy, special forces, CIA influence, and the capacity to sabotage or destroy governments that challenged the American empire.
The Iran war is not reducible to Donald Trump or Israel; Jiang reads it as an expression of a corrupt, self-indulgent, lazy, and arrogant American empire at the end of Pax Americana.
Cheap global flight is a recent effect of Pax Americana's guarantee of low-conflict air routes, and Jiang predicts this world will end with expensive flights and unaffordable vacations.
The post-World-War-II population boom under Pax Americana is unsustainable, and a severe crisis would trigger an extreme correction through food scarcity.
The end of Pax Americana will produce regional trading blocs, a return to mercantilism in which local hegemons guarantee trade only among allies.
America will need to move from secular global Pax Americana to a national, community-centered Christian identity that Jiang calls an American Holy Empire.
Baby boomers would rather sacrifice their children and grandchildren and burn down the empire than lose the Pax Americana during their lifetimes.
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"storm, then America has no choice but to also build this Grand Alliance as well in order to protect itself in this coming storm...."
"Okay? The first idea is that America will become the financial capital of the world. America will offshore resources and manufacturing to other places...."
"If anyone rises to challenge this order, Pax Americana, then America will go destroy it. Okay? So these are the three main pillars of..."
"The first is what I call Pax Americana. Where American power, American military might, guarantee peace in the entire world. And this is unique..."
"...they could present their case. So for the longest time, this Pax Americana provided peace and stability to the world. Which brought tremendous prosperity...."
"...with the end of the American empire, with the end of Pax Americana, we are shifting towards a new world. And this new world..."
"But not just that, but they would invest it in Africa. They would invest it in infrastructure. So for the longest time, the Chinese..."
"...basically, 30, 40 years. And this, of course, is because of Pax Americana, where Pax Americana will guarantee there's no conflict in the world,..."
"...amount of population growth, where after World War II, because of Pax Americana. You see a massive boom in population. And, unfortunately, this is..."
"have so many people, means, like, if there's a crisis, the population will see a massive shrink. Okay? You're like, okay, how? And, the..."
"...issue is like importing cheap immigrant labor. With the end of Pax Americana, what you will see emerge is regional trading blocks. Basically, the..."
"It was more expensive, it was not so convenient, but it still works. So this does not mean the end of global trade, it..."
Relevant Lectures And Readings
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