Jiang treats American sea power as the strategic advantage a continental Eurasian trade network would negate.
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Sea power
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America can retreat into a continental fortress and use naval control to block rival trade, making Iran the pivot for China's Belt and Road access and Afro-Eurasian integration.
Jiang says American grand strategy is to prevent heartland cohesion by blocking any great power or by creating enough conflict that Eurasian powers fight each other.
The British Empire is modeled as a small island that rules by controlling global trade, sea lanes, the Bank of England, English-language reach, and colonial nodes.
He says Alexander Dugin translates Orthodox eschatology into a master plan for Moscow to unify Eurasia, negate sea power, and challenge Anglo-American hegemony.
The Dutch strategy against Spain was to use sea power and East Indies trade to generate the wealth and military resources a small population lacked on land.
Jiang says Russia cannot realistically defeat America at sea but has no choice but to challenge American sea power.
Jiang says Anglo-American empire rests on sea-power control and therefore cannot tolerate a unified Eurasian trade bloc that would negate maritime dominance.
Jiang presents Iran as the world's pivot because a Russia-Iran-China trade corridor could negate American sea power and let Eurasia trade outside US naval control and dollar dependence.
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"to the peloponnesian war the main aggressor was athens and what happened ultimately was that um the entire world ultimately aligned against athens because..."
"It's not sustainable. And it will not last. So, the idea of competing empires, it's much more common in human history. So, yes, you'll..."
"America can do that other nations cannot do is basically retreat into its continental fortress and control sea trade. Okay. So, right now, the..."
"So, you have to challenge Russia to trade with Africa. Okay. All right. I would challenge Professor Zhao on his assessment of why Russia..."
"...a trade bloc that is continental, which can negate Anglo -American sea power. This is called the Mackender thesis. And so people believe that's..."
"Okay? Why? Because if the heartland unifies, it can trade. It can trade by itself through railways. But America is primarily a naval power,..."
"...together and create a trade path um that can negate american sea power right so basically russia iran and china through the breaks is..."
"Look, I mean, for the past current years, Britain, Great Britain, has been the chief instigator of wars throughout the world. You know, you..."
"And it would negate sea trade. And so Britain would collapse economically, militarily. Demographically. And so for the past 200 years, Britain has been..."
"...to rise. And that's why America is going to use its sea power to disrupt global trade. So we've seen American troops boarding this..."
"In order to weaken China and Russia. It's now resorting to global piracy basically."
"Something else I will show you today is that the empire, which is Transnational Capital, they get all the profit. They hide behind the..."
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