Jiang says he does not know the answer to the final psyop question and is offering a theory with uncertain connections.
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Uncertainty
He explicitly marks the Putin explanation as a speculative hypothesis, not certain knowledge, and says its value lies in the predictions it generates.
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Jiang repeats that the entire framework is speculative and not known to be true.
He explicitly marks the Putin explanation as a speculative hypothesis, not certain knowledge, and says its value lies in the predictions it generates.
Jiang repeatedly marks this interpretation as imaginative and uncertain rather than documentary certainty.
Jiang says current evidence leans toward the IVC being peaceful, but future excavation could revise that view because burial practices and burial locations remain unclear.
Jiang says Philip was assassinated by his bodyguard in 336 BCE and that no one knows why it happened.
The cave-painting evidence is interpretively uncertain; Jiang explicitly frames his account as a personal reconstruction rather than settled scholarly consensus.
Jiang warns that observing the predicted escalation would not prove that the IRGC killed Raisi; the indicators would fit the hypothesis but would not establish causation.
Timestamped Evidence
"I don't know the answer to that, okay? I'm just providing you with a theory. And these connections, we don't know how close they..."
"And again, guys, this is a theory. No one knows if this is true or not. I don't know, okay?"
"How is it that this nobody, this man who came from a lower middle class family in St. Petersburg, and he was an unknown..."
"But the good thing is that with any hypothesis, there is embedded in it a prediction model. So I'm going to explain to you..."
"They asked for a human sacrifice and a slave girl volunteers. Volunteers. Okay? Clearly she didn't volunteer but she volunteers. And let's see what..."
"Okay? And that's how they create intimacy and bonding. Because remember when you're out in war you have to be able to make the..."
"The father and mother the second time she saw all her deceased relatives and the third time she saw her master in paradise. Okay?..."
"The first piece of evidence is they don't bury their dead. These people don't have a tradition of burying their dead. Some are buried,..."
"Okay, and actually at the wedding ceremony Between Eurydice and Philip, Attalus gave a toast and he said here's a toast and I pray..."
"And as you can see from those pictures, they're beautiful, right? And they're extremely creative, artistic. And so I want to look at three..."
"So there are a lot of guesses, okay? And the case that I will present to you today is my own personal interpretation based..."
"And also, by the way. Just because these things might happen. Does not mean that. Raisi was killed by the Revolutionary Guard Corp. Okay?..."
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