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Jiang rejects the public explanations for the war as inadequate and introduces reporting that soldiers were told the Iran war is for Armageddon and the return of Jesus.
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Jiang rejects the public explanations for the war as inadequate and introduces reporting that soldiers were told the Iran war is for Armageddon and the return of Jesus.
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Jiang presents apocalyptic Christians in the U.S. military/government who want to force Jesus' return as a possible explanation for why the war is being fought, while explicitly marking it as a possibility rather than proven fact.
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"Does that make sense? All right, so now you're like, okay, okay, okay, okay. I understand all this. But why the hell is this..."
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"He said that, why did we attack Iran? Because we heard the Israelis were gonna attack first. And then the Iranians, we're gonna respond..."
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"so, sorry, so some soldiers who are not Christians were told that this is a war for Jesus, and like, wait a minute, we're..."
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"Okay, so what is happening is that there are some crazy Christians in the American military, in the American government, okay, that want to..."
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