Thus, the focus is being increasingly put on dedollarization at this pivotal moment just as the world bears witness to the financial criminality and unethical conduct of the ‘Rules Based Order’. This also happens at a time when dozens of new nations are applying to join the BRICS and at the 16th BRICS summit in October of this year, it is expected that another slew of countries will be accepted as members.As we can see, BRICS is currently holding its own version of the Olympic games in Russia—the largest ever thus far—in parallel, and as alternative to, the Paris summer games set to begin soon. Little by little, BRICS is creating an alternate fairer vision of the world where coercion, cancellation/deplatformization, and theft of sovereign funds is not a viable weapon. The pace is starting to pick up rapidly, and within a few years the Western model may be in dire straits as the entire world flocks to the positive vision that the Chinese and Russian-led order offers....For decades the idea of abandoning the Dollar seemed ludicrous, particularly to smaller, less powerful nations who do not possess as much agency as a superpower like Russia. But now that Russia is showing them the way, pioneering the path forward and demonstrating there is nothing scary about breaking through that mental barrier of imposed colonial slavery and financial hegemony, we can expect the remainder of the world to quickly follow Russia’s lead; once the specter is shattered, it is akin to breaking through a psychological support floor or resistance ceiling in the stock market, after which things can plummet or skyrocket with an unpredictable runaway velocity.In essence, the idea being conveyed is that we’re coming upon a time where it seems everyone is doubling down, going all in with their trump cards and ‘showing their hand’ in the parallel financial shadow war raging beneath the surface of the kinetic one. Russia clearly isn’t begging forgiveness and has instead doubled down on the dedollarization acceleration drive. It’s only a matter of time before things begin to unravel for the side left holding the skimpy cards, or whose bluff is called. Given that Russia and China’s fundamentals are sterling compared to that of the West—and in particular the U.S. with its outrageously swelling 126% debt-to-gdp—when it comes to debt structure, economic growth, unemployment, inflation, and all other key metrics, it’s clear to see who will be left with their pants down in the near future. That’s not to mention the bloodbaths we’re witnessing in global politics, with the deepstate-controlled factions taking a hiding, which will only be culminated by the Democrat’s presidential loss in 2024. In almost every way conceivable, 2025 stands to be a historic turning point year....At the same time, Washington does not intend to transfer any money to Kiev. They will be given to the American military-industrial complex for the production of weapons.In this case, the Europeans will have to take on the dirtiest job: it is essentially to steal the assets of the Russian Federation, and then transfer them to the United States, but within the framework of a supposedly "legal" scheme. All the risks involved, as well as prosecution, as they believe in Washington, will concern only Europeans, but not Americans.After all, what do we see from the point of view of financial market specialists? The U.S. intends to give a loan to a country whose sovereign debt rating is below the plinth. That is, it is knowingly giving a loan to a debtor who will not pay it back. This is either insanity or some kind of money laundering scam.
Furthermore, in its desperation to somehow stifle Russia’s economy and isolate Moscow, it is simply catapulting Russia toward the type of self-sufficiency and sovereignty the Russian government may have dreamed about but could have never have implemented on its own. And this ultimately makes Russia stronger.As case in point, it will now become more difficult for Russian capital to be whisked out of the country, which will have the effect of boosting investment at home. The initial rounds of sanctions established that to be the case; the latest measures will only enhance this trend. The Russian government has for years been fighting to bring capital back home and have it invested domestically. The Biden administration has proven an unmatched ally in that endeavor. As a corollary, Russians will find it much more difficult to buy assets abroad and to hold money outside of Russia. This also means more investment at home.