The David Lin Report 'Controlled Implosion Of The Economy' And End Of Democracy Explained | Xueqin Jiang
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Nov 4, 2025 
Xueqin Jiang, creator of Predictive History, dives into the shifting landscape of global economics and politics. He discusses the U.S.-China trade dynamics, and the implications of Trump's potential third run for office. Jiang warns of a 'controlled implosion' of the economy, calling attention to the engineered AI market bubble and systemic risks. He explores the U.S. leaning toward authoritarianism and the acceptance of oligarchy, alongside the growing influence of digital currencies in financial repression. Could renewed U.S.-China ties benefit living standards? He weighs in!
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Engineered Economic Crash And Leadership Shift
- Jiang predicts a looming, engineered economic crash driven by tech firms and policy.
- He argues a collapse would push the public to accept a unifying strong leader who cancels debt.
Near-Term U.S.–China Rapprochement
- Jiang expects a major U.S.-China rapprochement within one to two years driven by mutual dependence.
- He points to reciprocal economic needs: China needs the U.S. market and the U.S. needs China to buy dollars.
State Planning Drives Capital Misallocation
- Jiang says China's five-year plans misallocate capital to well-connected actors, not the most innovative firms.
- He views state planning as a long-term source of inefficiency and excess capacity.