Jiang says that once Dante releases imagination by proving God is love, Europe enters a new age powerful enough to become world-conquering.
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World conquest
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Jiang argues that Europe's disadvantages later became a source of world-conquering innovation because cultures had to overcome them.
Jiang says Freemasonry places Kabbalah at its heart and turns the idea of repairing the world into a project of world conquest.
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"emotion was limiting your imagination what emotion what emotion limits your imagination is what a fear right you understand so let's go back to..."
"...make the world a place worthy of God and that requires world conquest. OK, that's point number one. The Freemasons are intent on world..."
"Latitude. You need a temperate climate. You need natural boundaries. And you need a major river. And this will allow civilizations to rise and..."
"...that these people these societies for them it 's not about world conquest it 's really about bringing reason and order to the world..."
"...is that capitalism and communism are not enemies, they're partners in world conquest. And that's what the 12th century is about. All right, any..."
"...the money was to be made, okay? So the key to world conquest was who could control the trade routes into the East Indies,..."
"...Revolution, okay? And the gunpowder allows Europe to conquer the entire world. Conquest, okay? So think about that. China was the first to invent..."
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