Jiang says the British system does not need great leaders, while the Russian system does; when it has a great leader, that leader can follow intuition and imagination to do great things.
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Russian System
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Jiang says the Greek system is more like the Russian system than the British system because it accepts imagination and intuition as more natural human faculties.
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"...British system, no one like Putin can arise. But, in the Russian system, someone like Stalin and Putin can arise. The problem though, is..."
"...the Russians than they are like the British. Okay? So, the Russian system, the Greek system, it's a much more natural human system. Okay?..."
"...americans are the russians so let's go over there with the russian system in the russian system the king the political system is an..."
"...autocrat then the system itself breaks down okay so that's the russian system right but For the Russians, the grand strategy is something called..."
"...Okay? So now let's go over to Russia and discuss the Russian system. So the Russian system, it's an autocracy. And again, there are..."
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