The host proposes and Jiang accepts this term for a coercive domestic apparatus that exceeds ordinary immigration enforcement.
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Secret police
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Key Notes
Jiang frames People's Will as a small terrorist group whose successful assassination of Alexander II raises the possibility of secret-police enablement.
A security service can rationally support extremists because extremists discredit opposition, deepen factional conflict, justify repression, produce intelligence, and can be aimed at political enemies.
Stalin's marginal Georgian status, downward mobility, and abusive father made him a plausible recruit for criminal networks, revolutionary organizations, and the secret police.
Stalin's criminal financing of the Bolsheviks is treated as more intelligible if he was operating on behalf of the secret police than if he was merely a self-sacrificing Marxist.
Jiang treats the convenient deaths of Lenin, Yakov Sverdlov, and Felix Dzerzhinsky as suspicious because each removed an obstacle to Stalin's control of party organization or secret police.
The Great Purge is framed as Stalin's continuous revolution: destroying old guard, army leadership, bureaucracy, and even previous purgers to keep power fluid and dependent on him.
Jiang says Trump is purging the Pentagon and using ICE as a secret-police formation so that a third-term coup can be enforced by loyal armed institutions.
Jiang says some observers suspect ICE is being tested as an embryonic secret police.
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"...order to enforce this. ICE is turning out to be his secret police, the Gestapo. And they're being very loyal. I mean, the fact..."
"...people have speculated that ICE is meant to be an embryonic secret police. They're testing out the possibility of a secret police. Now you..."
"...ICE, basically, they are testing out this concept of like a secret police, just allowing people to mask themselves, not even carry masks, badges..."
"...could be the soft launching of like a Gestapo or a secret police to be used in the event of the escalation of civil..."
"...the answer is possibly because the intention is to create a secret police. So, ICE is a factor in the Project 2025, a revamping..."
"...assassination, they were—all the major members were quickly arrested by the secret police and executed, and they confess to their crimes. That's why we..."
"...questions, let's do a thought experiment. Let's just say you're a secret police and you're tasked with monitoring and capturing these terrorists. Now is..."
"But if you're a secret police and you ask yourself what are the benefits of helping them, it turns out there's quite a lot...."
"Once industrialization happens, capitalism will automatically make the proletariat class conscious. And when they're class conscious, they become industrialized. They will unite and overthrow..."
"...the Mensheviks. And it would be to the benefit of the secret police to support the Bolsheviks. We'll see evidence for this later on...."
"...course, is because it's fun and exciting. The people in the secret police, they're all psychopaths. And they enjoy this process. In fact, you..."
"the empire he was he was executed okay um but both are idealists they sought to create justice in a world of injustice now..."
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