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๐Ÿšจโ€œProfessorโ€ Jiang has been exceptionally quiet after this interview. Maybe heโ€™s having tea in Beijing. Rumors are that he has resigned and will be leaving China. Maybe heโ€™s just on semester break. ๐ŸงAfter watching this interview, Iโ€™m convinced Professor Jiang will not last much longer in China. In fact,...

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๐ŸšจBREAKING: โ€œI REALLY HATE CHINAโ€ ๐Ÿ’€ Jiang has gone full mask off. What I already exposed earlier this year has now become too public to ignore. Jiang is NO CCP agent, heโ€™s no friend of China. Iโ€™m not even sure he loves his own ethnically Chinese self. Not a citizen of the PRC. Doesnโ€™t work there anymore! Doesnโ€™t talk to Chinese people. Speaks English so โ€˜they [CCP] donโ€™t understand.โ€™ And he โ€˜really hates China.โ€™ Thatโ€™s not an insider, nor an expert. At most thatโ€™s a tourist with a YouTube channel and a sadistic grudge. He said the kids canโ€™t play in the woods in China so heโ€™s leaving ASAPโ€ฆ while claiming Beijing is home most of the year. Pick a story, โ€œProfessor.โ€ Gray zone = Western passport + Chinese address + English-only content + โ€˜I hate Chinaโ€™ on a Canadian porch = Color revolution starter pack. First he was the brave teacher inside Beijing. Then the martyr they were going to kick out. Now heโ€™s in the Canadian woods telling you the Chinese elite are lazy and stupid. The script never changed. The script was always: get famous inside China, get pushed out, cash the anti-China bag in the West. Heโ€™s on step three and there are still some who havenโ€™t noticed. At this point, with nearly 28 years on the ground in China, Iโ€™ve spent more time interacting with people in the PRC than Jiang, a man who admits he doesnโ€™t interact with Chinese people nor like doing so. One of these people is doing analysis. The other is creating content. Like, follow and retweet if you prefer the former! โฌ‡๏ธโฌ‡๏ธโฌ‡๏ธ

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โ€œThe world is collapsing.โ€ That was Professor Jiang response when I asked him what was front of mind for him right now. Professor Jiang predicted the last global shifts before many people saw them coming. Now heโ€™s back making new predictions about what happens next. After our first conversation reached 16 million views, I wanted to speak with Jiang again to really understand why he believes the world is entering such an uncertain period and what he thinks we should be paying attention to next. Professor Jiang is a Yale-educated geopolitics expert who studies history, power and human behaviour to understand how the events of today could shape the future In this conversation, we discussed things like: - Why he believes the current global order is changing. - How the US dollar became the foundation of the modern economy. - Why wars, technology and economics are more connected than most people realise. - His predictions for America, China, AI and the future of global power. - How history can help us understand where the world may be heading. Jiang doesnโ€™t just look at individual events - he looks at the bigger systems behind them and asks what happens when those systems start to change. The longer I spoke to Jiang, the more I realised that the world doesnโ€™t change by accident. It changes because of decisions, incentives and human behaviour. Understanding those forces might be the key to understanding what happens next... Out now on all platforms โค๏ธ๐Ÿ‘Š๐Ÿพ

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๐Ÿšจ NEW: Patrick Bet David directly asks Jiang Xueqin about his relationship with the CCP JIANG: โ€œI have a very strict policy of not engaging in Chinese social media. Chinese people and professors have reached out to work with me and Iโ€™ve said no. I donโ€™t want to talk to these people because they represent the government and I donโ€™t want to put myself in a position where Iโ€™m compromised and have to become a propaganda mouthpiece for the government. My main priority is to maintain my independence and my freedom. I operate in a gray zone in China where Iโ€™m not a Chinese citizen so Iโ€™m not bound by Chinese surveillance laws and I make content for Westerners so I have a lot more freedom to comment on Western society than if I were living in Western society. Canada has become a very authoritarian society so if I say certain things that Iโ€™ve said in Canada itโ€™s possible that I can get visited by the police. I work at a school, and Iโ€™m employed by that school, so they have a legal responsibility for me. There was one time that I wrote a Substack essay that mentioned China and I was given a call by the school leadership and asked to take it down. Iโ€™m not at liberty to tell you what the content was, but I can tell you that Iโ€™m being monitored very heavily. I donโ€™t plan on staying in China long-term. Right now China is very interested in soft power and right now I have a lot of soft power and influence overseas so they want to co-opt me, compromise me, and turn me into a weapon that they can use to promote their agenda overseas and I donโ€™t want to do that.โ€

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