Jiang argues the American strategy helps Iran by solving elite overproduction, increasing meritocratic mobility, and making leadership leaner and more strategic.
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Jiang argues the American strategy helps Iran by solving elite overproduction, increasing meritocratic mobility, and making leadership leaner and more strategic.
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Arming minorities against Iran activates Persian nationalism and long-lost historical memory, producing energy, openness, and cohesion rather than fragmentation.
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"What you do is this. You attack a place, right? You kill some people, and then people try to come and help the people..."
"And guess what, guys? This American strategy is gonna create a more energetic, more open, and more cohesive Persian society, all right? Let me..."
"The problem with this is that you are now activating, galvanizing, Persian nationalism. For the longest time, the Persian national identity was suppressed by..."
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