Jiang says Western nations will suffer most because baby boomers enjoyed an unsustainable empire-subsidized lifestyle and now cling to empire while leaving a damaged world to their descendants.
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Western nations
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"Right. So the Western nations, Europe, North America, are the ones who suffer the most in this age of tribulation. And a lot of..."
"And their children, their grandchildren, basically us, we're going to inherit, a really screwed up world. And if we seek to live, to replicate..."
"...example, 2003 invasion of Iraq, which broke international law. But the Western nations went, went along with it because they weren't hurt by it...."
"...We know this because of what's happening in China, okay? These Western nations like Canada, Europe, Australia, it's following the Chinese playbook. And quite..."
"...is that is untapped are the chinese household savings every other western nation is overstretched like like canadians have like have maxed out the..."
"...at how bureaucracies have become to dominate the governments of every Western nation, then the West is definitely moving towards authoritarianism. I don't think..."
"...idea of the liberal rules -based natural order. It's basically these Western nations bullying. Exploiting and colonizing the rest of the world. So for..."
"...the country, which would force popular backlash. So these nations, these Western nations are going to face a lot of turmoil, uh, and political..."
"...force its assets to be stolen or sold really cheaply to Western nations. And from a Chinese perspective, this is a very disadvantaged system..."
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