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If his IRGC theory is correct, Jiang predicts a late-June 2024 Mokhber victory, more extremist rhetoric, intensified Middle East fighting, nuclear acceleration, violent proxies, shipping disruption, and a terror campaign.
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If his IRGC theory is correct, Jiang predicts a late-June 2024 Mokhber victory, more extremist rhetoric, intensified Middle East fighting, nuclear acceleration, violent proxies, shipping disruption, and a terror campaign.
"Basically, Iran starts to attack shipping lanes. Okay? It makes shipping much more difficult. Okay? And the fourth thing is basically terror. Basically, Iran,..."
"...leverage in shutting down such a critical piece of water for shipping fertilizer, energy, et cetera? You think that they would have known this?"
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"...States does. You know, but the goal is to effectively halt shipping out of the straight orders by the Iranians. And this most certainly..."
"...them to take control of all these resources and then start shipping these resources to Europe as well as to East Asia. China, South..."
"...them to take control of all these resources and then start shipping these resources to Europe as well as to East Asia. China. South..."
"...American Empire. Alright? Alright. So, this is how the war is shipping out. Okay? So, the red is the Israelis and the Americans. The..."
"...engaged in trade and get engaged in piracy in trade and shipping are the British okay and the Dutch and the reason why is..."
"...we know this through Lend -Lease, right? Where the Americans are shipping billions of supplies to Britain for the war effort. So why did..."
"...to trade. The United States also uses its military to protect shipping lanes. And this is a criticism called the Pax Americana, the American..."
"...It can expand its nuclear program. It can disrupt Red Sea shipping."
"...Third, Iranian proxies, the Houthis, Hezbollah, many groups, have been disrupting shipping in the Middle East, in both the Red Sea and the Strait..."
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