03/23/2026
I stumbled on Professor Jiang’s history and predictions about the monetary system only a week or so ago, and was blown away by how he managed to simplify a genuinely complex topic on the chalkboard. Then I started listening to his Iran-Israel war analysis, and suddenly saw him everywhere — from Tucker Carlson to Breaking Points to Glenn Diesen’s show — prompting me to dig into his background. A high-school teacher with a BA in English Literature from Yale — not a professor — based in Beijing, teaching high-school kids, who then blew onto the world stage hitting nearly two million YouTube followers in no time.
These kinds of meteoric celebrity rises from zip more often signal a messenger than a lucky erudite, so I dug even further. Whose agenda was he driving? His war predictions had a perfect track record. Was he a CCP implant, a Nostradamus clone, or a predictive programming missionary? Regardless of the truth, his eschatological framework analysis sounds so insane, and at the same time explains so many factors driving world events, that I was digging into his YouTube clips way past my bedtime.
The eschatological frameworkt # sounds like the end of the world, but don’t let that bother you. To stay sane in today’s world, we need to consider it from the perspective of Plato’s Cave: what else can they throw at the avatar, while the avatar stays centered.
Check BIO / Substack
This is not a dark analysis — it could actually explain a lot of the driving forces behind the insanity unfolding in the Middle East, and the almost immediate crisis cascade that has begun to take place in the West.
BIO / Substack
