Jiang says Oh, John le Carre. He wrote these spy novels. He was very popular in a day. What? Um, so. So his most famous is the spy...
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Jiang treats the Middle East conflict and global monetary system as parts of one strategic architecture: empire, geography, and control of energy channels.
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"Oh, John le Carre. He wrote these spy novels. He was very popular in a day. What? Um, so. So his most famous is..."
"...for the Third Rome Strategy is Alexander Dugin, who in 1997 wrote a book called Foundation of Geopolitics. And what he said was this,..."
"...the Iliad and the Odyssey. He doesn't actually know what Homer wrote and said. But working independently, they were able to come to the..."
"...policy papers, including the National Security Strategy, you know, Albridge Colby wrote a paper called Strategic Sequencing, which is saying, we can't deal with..."
"...are extraordinarily sophisticated thinkers looking very, very far ahead. And I wrote, ages ago, I wrote an article about this, but I'll read his..."
"...NATO. Boom, like this, the British were doing this. They even wrote papers like the, the, the, their think tank, RUCI, Royal United Services..."
"...the time. Um, but you know, in 1950s, C. Wright Mills wrote a book called the power elite, and he described the structure of..."
"...then we have, uh, who was that female Chinese author who wrote that 40 page book and she talked about this, uh, I don't..."
"And that's what you're talking about right now. Exactly. And she wrote us the exact same thing, right? Exactly. That they became the, and..."
"...to this point, and how I can improve myself. So I wrote an article at that time called Three Things Yale Didn't Teach Me...."
"...family that matters. Strangely enough, I became much more creative. I wrote a book that was published in China. I wrote a series of..."
"...word from God. So Dante was channeling the universe when he wrote that. So that's the one book that everyone must read. But it's..."
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Jiang treats the Middle East conflict and global monetary system as parts of one strategic architecture: empire, geography, and control of energy channels.
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