Jiang's 'death' or strategic depth: the empire's ability to lose battles and continue fighting because it has enough space, people, and reserves.
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Strategic depth
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Jiang uses this to mean the reserve industrial and military capacity needed to sustain and absorb a major war without becoming vulnerable elsewhere.
Jiang argues that Pike's account of Masonic responsibility for the French Revolution, Napoleon, and long-range revenge for Jacques de Molay is not factual history but a mythic retrospective that grants the movement centuries of strategic depth and sacred mission.
Russia cannot allow Iran to fall because Jiang says a successful attack on Iran would lead to Russia being targeted next.
An empire has mass, organization, and strategic depth; a borderland lacks those but has compensating advantages that make interaction explosive.
Strategic depth lets empires survive defeat: Persia, China, and Rome can lose many battles because their mass and territory let them keep fighting.
Jiang says a full-scale invasion of Venezuela would be complete suicide for America because the United States lacks the manufacturing capacity and strategic depth for such a war and cannot control how rival powers would exploit the distraction.
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"So we had to disguise ourselves under stone masonry, okay? So that's why we took the guise of the Freemasons, because the Freemasons were..."
"the Freemasons actually created conditions for the French Revolution and conspired for generations, for decades, in order to avenge the dead. In order to..."
"That's a good question. Okay? So I don't want to spend too much time on this question because we will explore this question as..."
"...for America. America doesn't have the manufacturing capacity, doesn't have the strategic depth to launch a full -scale invasion of Venezuela. China, their response,..."
"And what will happen for this inaction is the energy of the empire will start to transfer to the borderlands. And the borderlands itself..."
"An empire and a borderland culture, they are almost complete opposites of each other. Their advantages mirror their disadvantages. They compensate for each other's..."
"the Persians at the battle of Isis, but Darius was able to go deeper into his empire and assemble another large army for the..."
"But because of the idea of death, Rome did not have to surrender. And Rome only won one battle against Hannibal in its history,..."
"...now, I mean, you talked earlier about Venezuela, not having the strategic depth to topple and dominate. You know, we heard Jesse Waters on..."
"...The problem, though, is the American military does not have the depth, the strategic depth, the resources, the supply lines, in order to sustain..."
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