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Iran Just Exposed America’s Historic Blunder—Pushed China a Crucial Step Ahead | Prof. Jiang Xueqin

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In this episode, Prof. Jiang Xueqin examines how recent geopolitical developments involving Iran, the United States, and China may be reshaping the global strategic landscape. Rather than focusing on military events alone, this analysis explores the broader economic, diplomatic, and long-term consequences that could influence international relations for years to come.

The discussion looks at whether certain U.S. strategic decisions may have unintentionally accelerated China's global influence in areas such as trade, energy cooperation, infrastructure, and diplomacy. It also considers Iran's evolving partnerships with major powers and what these developments could mean for the future balance of power.

This video presents historical context, geopolitical analysis, and informed perspectives intended to encourage thoughtful discussion. The content does not promote violence or endorse any political position. Viewers are encouraged to evaluate multiple viewpoints and conduct their own research.

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My comments:

The American efforts in this illegal war are being led by two incompetent fools who falsely believe that they know about war—Demented Donnie & Kegsbreath.

Their first mistake is not knowing their enemy. Not understanding that enemy. They are misreading everything that happens.

The attacks the US are making are depleting our stockpiles while strengthening the Iranian regime. This is asymmetric warfare which strengthens their position by weakening the position of their enemy.

Meanwhile, Demented Donnie is increasingly dishonest with Americans and is creating chaos in our country.
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The only part of this that I think he gets wrong is he seems to still be in the camp of people who believe that the Russia and China alliance is mostly just rhetoric and he also way oversells the impact of sanctions on Russia to make that point. On that I defer to an actual economist Richard Wolff who has taken some flack for pointing out that the Russian economy is actually objectively in a better place now than it was in 2022.


Something else to keep in mind that I don't think many analysts are seeing. We have video footage of American air defense and other weapons systems failing spectacularly against a relatively small regional power. This is important.

Many empires of the past saw uprisings and resistance across their empires when the myth of the invincibility of their armies were shattered. People rose up when it was no longer thought to be suicidal.
@KunsanVeteran An example of where I think the US could later see a revolt is Venezuela. It is a country that already has a strong anti colonial and revolutionary history.

And after the US kidnapped their president, said "We own Venezuela now" and then immediately abandoned them after the earthquakes.

Delsie Rodriques the traitor who sold out her country might keep the oligarchs onside but I doubt the much larger poor population will forget who abandoned them for oil profits.
@PicturesOfABetterTomorrow Trump and Hegseth should face charges for all those extrajudicial murders of fishermen until proven otherwise.

It is quite telling that when two of their intended murder victims were recovered, they were not held for trial or charged but rather released to other South American countries—not even Venezuela! That’s pretty much a tell right there that they knew their cover story wasn’t worth ***censored***
@KunsanVeteran Agreed.
This fellow is a bit of a nut but his analysis is often alarmingly accurate.
BohoBabe · M
This meme aged way too well.


 
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