He says he has been in contact with Alexander Dugin and is scheduled to give a video conference lecture at a panel organized by Dugin later that month.
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Russia
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...Basically, using Germany as a base to promote my education ideals. Russia is another country that I would love to visit very soon. I've..."
Key Notes
Jiang says Russia contains profound secrets and wants to learn more about the Orthodox Church and Russian mystical or occult traditions.
Jiang says he expects to write a book on the Russia-United States conflict because he sees it as a defining struggle of the next twenty years.
Jiang says his earlier prediction about Candace Owens traveling to Russia to help reconcile the Catholic and Orthodox churches was confirmed by her subsequent statements about long-term visas and bringing young Catholics to Russia.
Jiang says the four states not yet completely infiltrated and co-opted by the United States are Russia, Iran, China, and North Korea.
Jiang reads Candace Owens's Russia messaging as evidence that sanctions branding does not break Russia and that she is willing to mock Western assumptions about Russian isolation.
Jiang says suspicion around Candace Owens's Russia trip is plausible because U.S. intelligence services already surveilled Tucker Carlson's earlier Russia outreach and treated that media contact as a threat.
He reiterates that the Iran war should be understood as a response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine and to a tightening Russia-China-Iran alignment.
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"...Basically, using Germany as a base to promote my education ideals. Russia is another country that I would love to visit very soon. I've..."
"Because I think that there are some certain secrets to Russia that are extremely profound. Okay, so that's my plan for next year. I..."
"...um so the book will probably um on the conflict between russia and the united states is and and this this this this i..."
"book and that's hard to do can you give one detailed example of how a secret society commands"
"let's let's move on okay so first thing i want to mention is sorry um let me um get my slide up okay so..."
"...we discussed kenneth owens and we discussed why she's going to russia and my theory of the case is like kenneth owens is being..."
"...think she's a great bridge uh builder between america and and russia um okay um something else that i want to bring up is..."
"...United States has not completely infiltrated and co -opted. They are Russia, Iran, China, and North Korea."
"And the United States wants to destroy all four. John Jack says,"
"...his ID from him, and he's going So Kenneth Owens in Russia, of course, was in the era of Thomas Edison, and he was..."
"And, um, kind of Owen says, we called Russia, they couldn't have Starbucks and they said, fine, we'll just change the name. Okay. So..."
"...was at Fox News, he was actually scheduled to go to Russia to interview Vladimir Putin. And the CIA, they spied on Tucker Carlson...."
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