Vulgar Materialist

Rightwingers will go against their most firmly held principles and magically start supporting cancel culture and condemning slurs if it means they can exert power over a woman

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The world is about to learn what Russia being good at chess really looks like

Based on the above information—including Jiang's history of involvement in regime change activities, as well as his relationship with Israel—we seem able to raise this question: Did Jiang actually predict the outbreak of the Iran war, or was he expressing a regime change plan that the Deep State had been brewing, in the form of a prophecy?

In March 2024, a professor of Beijing Normal U named Chen Zhixin went viral on Chinese social media. He recorded and uploaded an open-access general education online course titled "Introduction to Social Sciences". Delivered in a fairly formal university lecture style, the course propagated conspiracy-tinged claims associated with Western pseudohistory theory, questioning the authenticity of Western historical records. This content sparked massive controversy and attention. His social media account gained around 1 million followers within just one month of launching the videos. One month later, Jiang Xueqin—who had never held a university teaching position—began referring to himself as "Professor" and started recording instructional videos laced with conspiracy theories On his YouTube channel Predictive History.