Professor Jiang Xueqin

Youtube video 🔗: Divide and Conquer

Here’s something the West wouldn’t have said out loud, they planned to cut off Iran’s water supply all this while.

Is the US-Iran war really about geopolitics, or a deeper religious war shaped by the elites. Here’s a deep dive:

Does the US’s saviour complex justify preemptive strikes on Iran without logical cause. Are we rushing into a conflict that could spiral out of control? The reasoning why preemptive strikes were called:

No one talks about this, why does the US have a saviour complex problem.

The Hubris of USA U.S. hubristic policy toward Iran captures a recurring pattern: reliance on coercion, moral certainty, and unilateral tools that presume controllability. That posture can produce short-term signals of strength but long-term it doesn’t look good. Here’s why:

The U.S. faces a perilous trap in Iran: use nuclear force and risk a nuclear response from Putin, or is there another catastrophic double bind looming? Here’s why the U.S. is trapped:

Both Israel and Saudi Arabia quietly hold a shared ambition. But what’s the ambition? Let’s break it down here:

Two decades, endless wars. Is the U.S. saving the world? When intervention becomes habit, who stands to profit from the fallout; Here’s why US was the warmonger for the past two decades:

The American Dream is dead. Replaced by perpetual war, empire fatigue, and a ruling class that profits while futures vanish. Here’s why the elites are still holding the majority of the power for:

History repeating itself: Vietnam, now Iran. The parallels in military decisions are shocking. Here’s why:

Israel was complete humiliated, War of Attrition ensues.

The worrying state of the GCC after the US-Iran war. After the war, would the GCC members able to pick up the pieces and rebuild? Here’s what Professor Jiang thinks:

Youtube video 🔗: “US-Iran War: US is desperate”

Youtube video 🔗: “US-Iran War: US is desperate”

Youtube title 🔗- This is the real reason why USA still participates in un-winnable conflict