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Jiang's term-like usage for China/GCC/alternatives that look autonomous but are projections of the imperial system.
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system mirage
Jiang's term-like usage for China/GCC/alternatives that look autonomous but are projections of the imperial system.
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"...For example, Iran attacks it. We see it's all just a mirage. This system is not sustainable. It collapses onto itself. Because it doesn't..."
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"that China is competitor to the system, we need to appreciate that China is really an extension of the system. So if this system..."
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"you that all these things that you believe are alternatives, including digital currency, renewables, China, they're all just projections, extensions of the system. The..."
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"...create a vassal state. Okay. Or you can also say a mirage. And then you're like, okay, well, what, what, what does that mean?..."
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"...is not a real nation state. It's just a projection, a mirage created by the global economy. But I mean, Chinese students now are..."
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