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world21h ago

Professor Xueqin Jiang, called 'China's Nostradamus,' allegedly predicted Trump's 2024 victory and an Iran war.
The article claims Trump would invade Iran in a second term, with allies Israel and Saudi Arabia.
Jiang cites three driving forces for US war moves: Israel lobby, US empire ambitions, and Iran-Saudi tensions.
The report links Jiang’s lesson 'The Iran Trap' to the renewed Middle East tensions.
Jiang is described as Beijing-based, involved with Harvard's initiative, and books on education reform.
Trump’s alleged justification for war is framed as democracy promotion and nuclear elimination.
The piece mentions a televised invasion announcement and emergency war powers as possible steps.
Jiang’s analysis includes Washington’s alliance with regional partners in Middle East conflicts.
The Daily Mail piece emphasizes audience interest in Jiang’s past correct predictions.
The article notes the Iran strike sequence as central to Jiang’s forecast.

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world3h ago

A Daily Star article cites Xueqin Jiang, called 'China's Nostradamus,' predicting Iran would defeat the United States in a future war.
The piece links ongoing U.S.–Iran tensions to Iranian drone and missile activity in the Middle East.
Jiang allegedly claimed Iran could threaten Gulf infrastructure and water supplies in a wider strategic gambit.
The report cites a 2024 lecture where Jiang allegedly predicted Trump would win in November before a war with Iran.
According to the article, the predicted Iranian advantage includes decades of preparation and analysis.
Experts cited in the piece warn the prediction could reflect forecasting bias rather than a certain outcome.
The article notes Iran’s potential to target GCC infrastructure and strategic chokepoints like the Straits of Hormuz.
The piece mentions U.S. munitions stockpiles and defense debates as part of the risk landscape.
The Daily Star frames the predictions as speculative forecasts rather than confirmed outcomes.
The article includes images and context from different sources to illustrate the discussion.
The piece ends by inviting readers to follow Daily Star for breaking news and stories.

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