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The speaker says the Washington Post leaked a Pentagon plan about a week before this talk to do the same kind of uranium-seizure operation, though details continue beyond the focus refs.
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The speaker says the Washington Post leaked a Pentagon plan about a week before this talk to do the same kind of uranium-seizure operation, though details continue beyond the focus refs.
Jiang says a Washington Post leak described a detailed plan to insert hundreds or thousands of troops by building a landing strip near Iran's border.
"...four days ago, sorry, not four days, a week ago, the Washington Post leaks a Pentagon"
"...sent in special forces. It was exactly the plan that the Washington Post reported on, okay? But then"
"...information from the wall street journal, the New York times, the Washington post, or, or MSNBC or Fox news, they can't get it. We..."
"...here. This is a top secret military plan. How did the Washington Post get this? Well, the answer is because we assume that some..."
"...Before you had government, you had media, like New York Times, Washington Post, you had science, you had military, okay? Um... And the government..."
"They're always lying to us, right? New York Times, Washington Post, CNN, they're just liars, okay? So, no one trusts the media anymore. Then..."
"...Donald Trump became president, the mainstream media, New York Times, CNN, Washington Post, have relentlessly attacked him. Therefore, destroying their credibility, okay? Therefore, destroying..."
"...But one of them, Daniel Ellsberg, linked it to the newspapers, Washington Post and New York Times. And they published it. And people were..."
"...So, there's a journalist named Jamal Khashoggi who worked for the Washington Post and who was a permanent resident of the United States. He..."
A source-grounded reading of the episode's central claim: American war culture has learned to convert military failure into rescue spectacle, while real wars are still decided by economics, organization, logistics, and endurance.
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