Wall Street backs the current elite and Silicon Valley backs the counter-elite, making control of Washington a financial fight between status quo and revolution.
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Wall Street
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...was that China would eventually open up its financial sector to wall street, um, basically liberalize the Chinese financial markets. And as you can,..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...was that China would eventually open up its financial sector to wall street, um, basically liberalize the Chinese financial markets. And as you can,..."
Key Notes
Jiang claims that killing the Romanovs benefited foreign banks because Romanov wealth held in London and Wall Street became effectively controlled by those banks after the family died.
Jiang claims Wall Street and the City of London paid Bolshevik mercenaries, and that the Bolsheviks repaid them through Red Terror extraction from Russian wealth holders.
Jiang cites Richard Spence for the argument that Wall Street financed the Bolsheviks to destroy Russia's economy and extract its wealth and resources.
Jiang claims Wall Street and the City of London bankrolled the Soviets, raising the question of why capital would fund communists.
Richard Spence's account is used to argue Wall Street had pro-Bolshevik pitchmen who publicly described Bolshevik Russia as a democratic and excellent business environment.
Jiang says Wall Street used Bolshevik gold to shape American opinion about the revolution.
Jiang frames the 2008 crisis as a rigged Ivy League and Wall Street system that Obama promised to change but ultimately protected through elite economic appointments.
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"...was that China would eventually open up its financial sector to wall street, um, basically liberalize the Chinese financial markets. And as you can,..."
"...States and the renminbi would, would collapse in value. Uh, the Wall Street would come in and start engaging these predatory financial practices, um,..."
"...people who most opposed Trump in his first term are the Wall Street globalists."
"...so for the longest time under Clinton, under Obama, it was Wall Street that controlled the policy apparatus of Washington DC. That's why in..."
"It needs about a trillion dollars of government investment in order to build these data centers. And once it becomes a monopoly, once it..."
"...the financial elite as represented by the state of london and wall street versus mag in america first and so what trump wants to..."
"...going on in America okay the people with the power are wall street and they 've got a fin ancial ized economy and they..."
"any money they 're all bubbles okay now who ever the elite is is able to control and direct government policy right so basically..."
"...lens okay the civil war going on in amer ica between wall street and silicon valley hmm where wall street is the old money..."
"faction is the one that is establishment right the establishment faction which has been power uh for a lot for the longest time um..."
"old guard deep state being ousted by the new guard deep state that wants to take over but they're still going to be a..."
"...sort of yeah right exactly so old guard is transnational capital wall street and then uh new deep state is palantir silicon valley these..."
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