Jiang says the U.S. and Iran are fighting different wars: America is trying to degrade military capacity while Iran is trying to strangle the world economy through GCC pressure and Hormuz disruption.
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World economy
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"...degrade Iran's military capacity. And Iran is trying to strangle the world economy. And it turns out that Iran is putting a lot of..."
"right now doesn't have the manpower, the manufacturing capacity, and the political will to fight a long war of attrition on the ground in..."
"...higher price of oil is just basically a tax on the world economy."
"...et cetera, et cetera, possibly now the Red Sea, for the world economy. So you're locking in that not just for a day, but..."
"...Another major issue is that as this war drags on, the world economy is going to suffer, which means that people can no longer..."
"...happen, or if this Iran war won't happen, how will the world economy collapse like? Okay."
"...to have to ration gas. This is the reality because the world economy was built to be efficient, not resilient. For many years, people..."
"...They just won't watch Netflix anymore. No, guys. Okay? The entire world economy is based off the cloud. So, if you want to bank,..."
"...the American economy collapsed, okay? And at this time, the entire world economy should have collapsed. And so what happened was all these central..."
"...Jews? What did Hitler believe about Jews? Okay, they control the world economy, but there's actually a better reason why he hated Jews. What..."
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