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“The world is collapsing.” 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 he’s back making new predictions about what happens next. After our first conversation...

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Steven Bartlett12 天前

Watch the full conversation here:

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Blow A Million ®11 天前

@ProfessorJiang_ Jiang Xueqin is a Chinese-Canadian former high school teacher & YouTuber. He is not a university professor. Jiang's qualification is a BA in English literature from Yale, but no master’s or PhD is documented. He calls himself “Professor Jiang” on his Predictive History channel.

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asian amc ape 🇨🇦11 天前

@xueqinjiang @ProfessorJiang_ Only hope is

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Dr Hussam Alayoubi ₿12 天前

@ProfessorJiang_ We don’t need Jiang ideas Ray Dalio explained everything in his books and interviews , jiang is not inventing anything

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Jon12 天前

@ProfessorJiang_ After 16 million views I wanted to interview him again because YouTube will pay me a shit load of money. Nothing sells more in the social media age than fear.

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Andy French11 天前

@ProfessorJiang_ Any chance of some positive podcasts in the near future. With a lot of the recent interviews you've done recently its pretty depressing.

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Dax11 天前

@ProfessorJiang_ So is this guy showing up everywhere some kind of psyop?

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Dom 🏔🐐12 天前

@ProfessorJiang_ collapse or transformation, depends on the perspective I guess :D

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kent brockman12 天前

@ProfessorJiang_ Bro Jiang is not as intelligent as he thinks he is

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Shaka Zulu11 天前

@ProfessorJiang_ Why are you platforming so many sensationalists over the last couple months? You are only presenting a very particular and narrow world view. This guy is peddling his end of worldism and rising to prominence through the vitality of exchanges like this. Very disappointing

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Judy Hamilton12 天前

@ProfessorJiang_ And those forces are Ego, craving for Power, Greed. They are killing our beautiful planet and will kill the human race #AI #ClimateChange #NuclearWeapons #PoliticalCorruption #Foreverchemicals #Facism……. All man made.

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Lewis Wilkinson11 天前

@ProfessorJiang_ don't think i can deal with watching this, any positivity with anything at the moment, sure doesn't feel like it

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Marc11 天前

@ProfessorJiang_ The end of the cross of planning… after approx. 416 years. Welcome Cross of the Sleeping 🐦‍🔥

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kubus puchatek11 天前

@ProfessorJiang_ I watched it. He seems mentally unstable.

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Wolf11 天前

@ProfessorJiang_ No nos gustan los efectos colaterales necesarios porque no merece la pena sortearlos.

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Jiri Kram11 天前

@xueqinjiang @ProfessorJiang_ Excellent episode.

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Melchizadek ⭐Ruler of Nations ⭐11 天前

@ProfessorJiang_ False prophet

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DauntlessScholar11 天前

He’s not a professor. An astute five year old could draw the same conclusions. The fall of the West has been clear to many of us for quite some time. Well before people started wearing pyjamas to the shops and the endless psyops underway since September 11, 2001. It’s all speeding up now. Buckle up, buttercup.

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Adorable Aisha ❌11 天前

@ProfessorJiang_ I dont think Messi is into politics and would run for President, he barely ever talks. To be president, you at least must seem comfortable public speaking.

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Ice11 天前

@ProfessorJiang_ I currently do not have enough knowledge to say the world but I do know America is on a downward spiral and will be taken over and I have a major reason why and it's a simple reason having to do with correcting wrongs. I will watch this interview on my lunch break or later on.

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Shelley Loe11 天前

@ProfessorJiang_ Interesting video

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colin12 天前

@ProfessorJiang_ He just rabbits on so much

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Luis A. Vegas Vicentini11 天前

@ProfessorJiang_ great, just what everyone needs now to feel better...

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EvilSquid11 天前

@ProfessorJiang_ This guy is such a bargain-basement tard.

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RoachFaceK11 天前

@ProfessorJiang_ Everything this guy says is incorrect..he works for the ccp

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GORD12 天前

@ProfessorJiang_ it already did. Only way to change is the power. who controls the power? CANADA and @WarrenBuffett and @PDChina G 008

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Mariya Valeva11 天前

@ProfessorJiang_ the interesting question here is who benefits from the transition

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MrBoomBoom11 天前

@ProfessorJiang_ Two hits ≠ the next ten doom calls are priced right. After a viral interview, the miss rate definitely rises. 🤪

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Tardam11 天前

@ProfessorJiang_ Boomer final boss, but who knows

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Franco ⭐️⭐️⭐11 天前

@ProfessorJiang_ Omg. si se cumple; harán estudiar su cerebro por la iAG.

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