Episode 109 - Who Will Replace the American Empire? Simon Dixon vs Professor Jiang

Jan 9, 2026

Professor Jiang, a geopolitical analyst behind Predictive History who champions the Pax Judaica thesis. He argues Israel could become a global nexus through tech, surveillance and transnational capital. The conversation explores rivalry between a Jerusalem‑centered order and a GCC‑led multipolar Middle East. Key flashpoints include the dollar’s decline, regional power plays, and whether a decisive crisis will determine the new world order.

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Al‑Aqsa As The Geopolitical Tipping Point

The Al-Aqsa Mosque event is presented as the linchpin test between competing theses about who will dominate the region.
Its destruction would validate a stronger Israeli hegemony; its survival supports Simon's multipolar/financial thesis.

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Iran's Proxies Are Being Negotiated Away

Simon claims Iran has been partially co-opted into transnational capital arrangements and is shedding proxies.
He expects coordinated weakening, not full collapse, enabling regional stability deals.

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Deliberate Moves To Weaken The Dollar

Simon outlines mechanisms weakening the dollar: petroyuan, gold buying, central bank shifts, and Japan selling treasuries.
He views these moves as deliberate steps toward a multipolar financial reset.

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Watch the Full Interview Recording on my YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/ERFdrhaxmzI

Who will replace the American Empire? In this highly anticipated debate, Simon Dixon sits down with Professor Jiang to discuss the shifting tides of global power, the future of the dollar, and the rise of new superpowers.

In this intense debate recorded on Friday 9th January, 2026, I sit down with Professor Jiang from Predictive History to discuss the planned collapse of Pax Americana and the emergence of a new world order.

While we both agree that we are witnessing a fundamental shift in global power, our views on who ultimately fills the vacuum in the Middle East and beyond differ significantly.

Professor Jiang posits the rise of Pax Judeaica, arguing that Israel will become the nexus of global trade and power, leveraging its surveillance technology, human capital, and intelligence apparatus.

Conversely, I contend that we are moving toward a GCC-controlled Middle East, but multipolar world order. In my view, Israel is being strategically burdened with debt and co-opted by a transnational financial industrial complex—including the US financial industrial complex, Gulf sovereign wealth and Chinese capital—to provide regional stability for profit rather than remaining a sovereign hegemon.

Key topics covered in this debate:

The Debt Crisis & The Fall of the Dollar: Why the United States is now subordinate to its bondholders and corporate interests, effectively losing its sovereign power.
Pax Judeaica vs. The GCC: Is Jerusalem the new capital of transnational capital, or is the Middle East being divvied up by global banks?.
The Role of Donald Trump: We discuss whether Trump is a "king of chaos" or a strategic agent installed to execute the transition to a multipolar world and a police state.
The "Lynchpin" Event: We identify the potential destruction of the Al-Aqsa Mosque as the ultimate test of our competing theses.
Global Flashpoints: Insights into the recent operations in Venezuela, the "theatrical" wars involving Iran and Israel, and the looming conflict between China and Japan.
Financial Survival: The importance of following financial flows, the parabolic rise of Gold and Silver, and how to protect your family and community as the old system deconstructs.

As I mention in the video, I believe real power is now stateless and transnational, superseding borders and utilizing national militaries as mere "militias" for financial interests. Watch/listen until the end to hear our closing remarks on why your money—not your vote—is your ultimate power in this rapidly changing landscape.