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19:54Now PlayingHe predicted Trump would win the election. He predicted America would go to war with Iran. Both predictions came true. Now Professor Jiang, a geopolitical analyst who uses history, economics, and game theory to forecast global events, reveals what he believes comes next, and why the outcome is already written into a document that anyone can read for free.
Jiang explains why America's war in Iran was never going to be a quick decapitation strike. Using topographical maps, he shows why Iraq fell in two weeks (flat desert, no cover, a single capital to seize) while Iran is a mountain fortress with 92 million people, underground missile bases hidden inside mountains, and the ability to fight a prolonged war of attrition that America has no appetite for. He argues that Trump fundamentally misunderstood the difference between the two countries and assumed the Venezuela playbook (kidnap the leader, regime collapses) would work in Iran. It did not.
Discover:
• Why Iran's mountain terrain makes it impossible to defeat the way Iraq was
• The four-point National Defence Strategy that explains every move Trump has made
• Why the Pentagon asked Ford and GM to start making weapons instead of cars
• How Iran shut down the Strait of Hormuz without firing a single shot
• Why the Western Hemisphere now "belongs" to America under the new doctrine
• The prediction that ground troops will enter Iran and be forced to retreat
• Why Professor Jiang says the war is going well for Trump despite appearances
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