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Iran's muted response is, in Jiang's reading, a strategy of controlled humiliation: hold the population back until insult and anger force the regime toward declaring war.
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Iran's muted response is, in Jiang's reading, a strategy of controlled humiliation: hold the population back until insult and anger force the regime toward declaring war.
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"Hi YouTube, Professor Jiang here with another update. So, things seem to have quieted down in the Middle East. But as I said, all..."
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"You want to infuriate your population. So let me explain what I mean. Livy, the Roman historian, he wrote the entire history of the..."
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"So that's what's happening in Iran today. The Iranian people are clearly insulted and humiliated by this U.S. bombing, and the Iranian government is..."
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