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Jiang argues GCC states lack the basic ingredients of viable nationhood because they depend on desalinated water, imported food, and imported knowledge workers.
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State viability
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"Now it worked out great for these Gulf states because you you were under the protection of the American military. And at this time,..."
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"They import 89 percent of their own of their food from overseas. And they don't have an indigenous population capable of 21st century knowledge..."
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The interview opens as a first-week war briefing and then keeps widening.
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