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Jiang argues that Xi's stated opposition to unilateral attacks logically makes Russia's attack on Ukraine unjustifiable too, which reveals that the China-Russia partnership is less unified than it appears on the surface.
Jiang contrasts the second theory of empire, shock and awe, as unlimited, unilateral, and rule-making by force.
"And the last thing he will point out is that all unilateralism and hegemonism are bad. Okay? If you act by yourself and you..."
"We will only do so with partners. And we will only do so under the umbrella of U.N. authority, okay? So this is the..."
"...authority of the U.N. international justice and oppose all manifestations of unilateralism and hegemony. Resurrecting signs of fascism and militarism. Okay? And this specifically..."
"...let's read it together. The world today is far from tranquil. Unilateralism and hegemonism are doing grave harm and the world faces the danger..."
A source-grounded reading of the lecture's central claim: America mistook Iraq's one-off success for a universal doctrine, built an empire without guilt through hidden special forces, and now carries that hubris toward Iran.
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