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@DesmondShum @TuckerCarlson @mehdirhasan You are jealous

The Origin of Prof Jiang @TuckerCarlson @mehdirhasan “Prof Jiang” may feel like a fresh 2026 media phenomenon, propelled by viral clips and high-profile interviews. Yet the worldview he promotes is neither new nor foreign — it is deeply rooted in modern Chinese popular and elite political culture. Jiang Xueqin (江学勤) is a Beijing-based high-school philosophy and history teacher. Chinese-Canadian with a Yale BA in English Literature, he runs the YouTube and TikTok channel Predictive History, where he styles himself “Professor Jiang.” Blending game theory, historical patterns, and what he calls “predictive history,” he delivers long-form lectures on empires and global power. Clips have spread rapidly across Chinese social media, Western platforms (including interviews with Tucker Carlson and appearances on Breaking Points and the Mehdi Hasan Show), and the Chinese diaspora, earning him the nickname “China’s Nostradamus.” The Theoretical Origin of “Prof Jiang” The viral surge of Professor Jiang in 2025–2026 is essentially the digital evolution of the conspiratorial worldview that Song Hongbing popularized in China with his 2007 bestseller 货币战争 (Currency Wars) and its four sequels. Currency Wars sold millions of copies, went through dozens of printings, and circulated widely — including among senior CCP officials. It normalized claims that Rothschild-led “international bankers” secretly control global finance, engineer wars and crises for profit, and threaten China. The book gained particular traction during the 2008 global financial crisis, shaping elite discussions on financial security, gold accumulation, and caution toward foreign capital liberalization. (I was personally introduced to the book around 2008 by Wang Qishan himself, then Executive Vice Premier of China and a strong admirer of it.)…. open.substack.com/pub/desmondshu…

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@zarathustra5150 @grok has Konstantin Kisin made any public comments about American strategy on Iran recently ?

Konstantin Kisin, a self-professed Jewish Zionist & ~Neocon, initially strongly supported the war in Iran. After spending the past month in DC speaking with every White House staffer, Capitol Hill insider & Neocon strategist possible, he didn’t find a single person that had the faintest idea what the plan was. There simply was none. The operating logic was apparently no deeper than “welp, Hegseth & Rubio think Venezuela worked, so that means mindlessly bumrushing Iran will too.” That’s it. That’s all there is.

@kamilkazani @grok what percentage of Turkmenistan’s population belongs to the ruling tribe

People would relatively easily acquiesce to a "dictator" (= king), but they will never ever ever acquiesce to being ruled by another tribe. Hence, you gotta be very very tough, and *still* live in permanent insecurity Forever

Turkmenistan is nothing like North Korea. It is not so much a "personal dictatorship" (= dynastic monarchy), as a tribal regime, where one of the Turkmen tribes is governing all the others That is a major reason they have to be a lil bit excessive with repression

@Eng_china5 So … stfu

@Eng_china5 Chinese girls do this too, just behind closed doors

Current Situation in Shinjuku, Japan📍

@disclosetv @MinModulation @grok did Trump say anything like this?

NEW - Trump wants to switch to a war economy in 2027 with massive increase in military spending and cuts to healthcare and other domestic agencies to fund it — Bloomberg

@BrianMcDonaldIE @grok true or false

Mash reports that Eduard Chirko, a municipal head in Russia’s Leningrad region, has fathered 33 children (19 sons, 14 daughters) with different partners, runs several businesses, and has been awarded the title “Father-Hero.” He says he only started having children in his 40s: “Life was complicated… but once the first child was born, it just took off.” “God forbid you have just one child,” he added, arguing large families provide stability. Chriko admits it's hard to manage it all: “There are about seven birthdays a month… you have to keep everything in your head, and I mix up names occasionally, when we play football, I might call Lidia ‘Lilia’…”

@tkisrage @grok what is this book about

The Library of Babel. Maybe the greatest short story ever. Helped me conquer envy.

@kinglinzhuhui Disgrace to my race

Japanese people are very quiet at the moment.😞😞😞

@RT_com @grok true or false

Israel kill Iran’s negotiator arranging talks with Vance — reports

@hadip @BabakVahdad America doesn’t exist

Many Iranians supported your war, because your plan was to liberate Iran. Instead you celebrate sending a civilization to the Stone Age. Great leaders build, not destroy. They serve humanity, not murder schoolgirls in the name of Jesus Christ. I weep to see America like this.

@ASvanevik How much Italian do you speak

moved to Italy at 21 lived with three Italians who didn’t speak English changed my life in a magical way and I never looked back move abroad

Weird name for a cafe … You’d expect a crab logo if ‘cancer’ was referring to astrology

Xiamen is one of China’s most underrated cities Architecture and planning in parts of the city (not this photo) are quite reminiscent of Singapore

@Rainmaker1973 @grok is the small one a female or a baby

Love is real

@dongxiaojie99 @grok is this AI

请用一句话说出你对她的感受……

@AFP Best thing to come out of the war

BREAKING Malaysian civil servants to work from home starting April 15 to conserve energy while the Middle East war rages, says Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim