Jiang says war unifies people, using Ukraine's post-invasion unity under Zelensky and the island thought experiment as examples.
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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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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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Jiang says peace is dangerous for Zelensky and the Kyiv regime because a ceasefire could trigger coups, audits, public revolt, political assassinations, and prison for those benefiting from wartime corruption.
He argues that the deeper problem is not pace of advance but collapse of Ukrainian morale: soldiers do not want to fight, desertion or refusal pressures are high, and the Zelensky circle is engulfed in corruption scandal.
He says 'Project Ukraine' is lost and that Zelensky himself is expendable within the larger strategy.
Jiang argues that the regime faces a succession trap: even if Zelensky were removed or assassinated, any replacement would likely be equally vulnerable.
Jiang argues that Kyiv cannot admit defeat because doing so would be politically suicidal for Zelensky after years of telling Ukrainians that sanctions and morale would break Russia.
Jiang claims that Ukraine has lost between one and two million fighting-age men, millions of civilians have fled permanently, and the Zelensky government is structurally corrupt rather than suffering from isolated misconduct.
Jiang says the Zelensky government cannot survive peace because the same corruption, propaganda, and war expectations that sustained the regime would turn into regime-threatening liabilities the moment the war is openly acknowledged as lost.
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"...revolution, you have a lot of political assassinations. So if you're Zelensky, you're most afraid of peace. War keeps you alive. War keeps that..."
"...Ukraine, of course, is this corruption scandal that has engulfed the Zelensky regime. It turns out that the people around Zelensky has been stealing..."
"Yeah. So I think Ukraine is lost. Project Ukraine is lost. Zelensky is expandable. The problem though is, who do you bring in to..."
"...for the regime in Kiev to make defeat, right? Because if Zelensky after promising for the past four years that Russia is just a..."
"You've been saying this for the past four years. You've won the social media war. I mean, if you just like watch social media,..."
"Yeah. So I would say the major flashpoint in the world right now is what's happening in Ukraine. The reason why is that the..."
"So Ukraine is lost. The war is lost. The problem is that if Ukraine is lost, if NATO admits to losing this war, then..."
"...in in in Ukraine because the military feels betrayed by Ukraine. Zelensky and the Americans, the Europeans. Look, the reality is that we should..."
"...of the Ukrainian military would stage political assassinations against people like Zelensky."
"...there will be a political Revolution if they did do that Zelensky can't back down now for the same reason that if the Ukrainians..."
"unfortunately unfortunately those parallels have some weight behind them that you're making"
"...i'm aware uh they continue just about two weeks ago uh zelensky gave instructions that they should be intensified i mean what what might..."
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