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Jiang argues that from an eschatological worldview the very pressures destroying Israel materially are interpreted by extremists as proof of faith, a test to be embraced, and a reason to press the war to the end.
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WAR TO THE END
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "And then that's another domino that falls. So this war ends, I think, when the United States is forced to retreat from the Middle..."
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"There are many different factions that want to see this war in the Middle East, including the American military industrial complex, the deep state,..."
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"country. This is a good thing. Because this is a test of true faith. Because having faith is what gives you power. So one..."
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"And then that's another domino that falls. So this war ends, I think, when the United States is forced to retreat from the Middle..."
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"...the Straits of Hermos and therefore we must fight this war to the end. What he doesn't address is, well, if you didn't start..."
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"...the more Iran benefits economically. All right. So Iran, once this war ends, becomes the episode of two major trade networks. Okay? The first..."
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"...theory, this is what the world should look like after the war ends. But again, this is all theory. Okay? This is a class..."
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"...the Straits of Hormuz, and therefore we must fight this war to the end. What he doesn't address is, well, if you didn't start..."
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"...going the more Iran benefits economically. Alright. So Iran once this war ends becomes the epicenter of two major trade networks. Okay? The first..."
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"...theory this is what the world should look like after the war ends. But again this is all theory. Okay? This is a class..."
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"soon, and that once this war ends, then we'll go back to the things before this war. Okay? No, the world hasn't really changed...."
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"...this war between United States and Iran start? How will this war end? And what will happen after this war ends? And to answer..."
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"...invincible otherwise this entire edifice would collapse okay when will this war end this war ends when the global economy is destroyed because once..."
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