Jiang predicts the U.S. military will expand rapidly over the next ten to twenty years because America needs direct control over the western hemisphere.
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Western hemisphere
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He forecasts that this expansion could include military control or colonization of places such as Mexico, Colombia, Honduras, Cuba, Greenland, and possibly Venezuela.
He interprets defending the homeland and Western Hemisphere interests as the claim that the Western Hemisphere belongs to America and outsiders need U.S. permission to trade there.
Jiang frames the Western Hemisphere as an American-controlled trade zone where China must go through the United States for South American resources.
He frames the Western Hemisphere as a peaceful fortress that can supply a world at war with energy, resources, weapons, financing, and dollars.
Jiang predicts that America may seem to win short term but will lose its empire and retreat to the Western Hemisphere because of corruption, division, and nationalism.
The speaker claims about a third of the U.S. Navy is deployed to the Caribbean to block trade in the Western Hemisphere and make China, Japan, and South Korea seek U.S. permission for access to Western Hemisphere resources.
America, in Jiang's model, solves Britain's resource problem by functioning as a continental fortress that controls the wealthy Western Hemisphere.
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"...20 years the reason why is america needs control over the western hemisphere so i i would be surprised if the military went in"
"...to do is retreat from the world and focus on the western hemisphere and so what and so the best way to do that..."
"...to control global trade. They're also going to control the entire Western Hemisphere, right? There's something called the Don Raul Doctrine. The Don Raul..."
"Yeah. So they're saying there might be a massive attack as early as this weekend. So I think what happened was that Trump went..."
"...we'll defend the homeland and ensure that our interests in the Western Hemisphere are protected, okay? So basically, this means that the Western Hemisphere..."
"Basically, the Western Hemisphere is under something called the Darnold Doctrine. The Darnold Doctrine basically states that America can do whatever it wants in..."
"...choice but to buy from America, okay? Especially energy. The entire Western Hemisphere, belongs to America. If you want to trade with the Western..."
"But America does. The Western Hemisphere does, okay? Because the Western Hemisphere is at peace. So as long as the Western Hemisphere maintains a..."
"Same concept here where in the future the world is at war, people are poor, but it's okay because America will lend you money..."
"But for the war between America, you previously said that America will lose the war, but according to the analysis that you just did,..."
"...and nationalism, America will be forced to retreat back to the Western Hemisphere and it will lose its empire. All right? And yes, America..."
"...clear what the strategy is which is america will treat the western hemisphere as its own territory right this is the trump corollary to..."
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