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The Man Who Predicted The Iran War: The Next 9/11 Will Target Your Bank Account! | Professor Jiang

Geopolitics
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September 14, 2026に開始

Could war and global trade breakdowns trigger a modern Bronze Age collapse? Uncover the hidden geopolitical forces dismantling the American empire and what this shift means for our future. Professor Jiang Xueqin is a renowned geopolitical analyst and Yale educated scholar who applies rigorous historical patterns and game theory to forecast the world's most catastrophic conflicts. He returns to reveal the hidden vulnerabilities of our modern civilization by mapping the intricate connections be...

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Predictions of imminent financial system collapse typically benefit those selling gold, cryptocurrencies, or alternative investments and should be scrutinised for bias.

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Critical infrastructure in democracies should be stress-tested against scenarios of simultaneous financial, energy, and communication system failures.

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Public discourse should focus on tangible solutions rather than fear-based predictions about future attacks.

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Ordinary citizens should hold liquid savings in multiple currencies and outside traditional banking systems as a precaution against financial instability.

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War and global trade breakdowns could lead to a modern Bronze Age collapse.

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Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) will strengthen government surveillance capacity and justify restricting citizens' financial autonomy.

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The American public is often unprepared for the implications of a significant geopolitical shift.

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Debates about the future of the American empire should include the perspectives of diverse stakeholders.

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CLAIM 投稿者: admin Sep 14, 2026
De-dollarisation of global trade is already accelerating and will eliminate US economic leverage over Iran, Russia, and allied nations within five years.

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Global supply chain concentration in semiconductors, rare earths, and pharmaceuticals poses genuine systemic risk that policymakers should actively address.

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