On my radar: consolidating BRICS, SCO and the Eurasian union
Tom KirkmanIndependent Project Manager
On my radar.
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“… Plans are afoot to consolidate BRICS, the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, and the Eurasian Economic Union along with those nations who wish to join in.
It will be a super-group embracing most of Asia (including the Middle East), Africa, and Latin America.
… For Russia, it is also now imperative to destabilise the dollar as a deliberate escalation of the financial war against America and NATO.
China’s priority is no longer to protect her export trade, but to ensure that her African and Latin American suppliers are not destabilised by higher dollar interest rates.
… 52 years after putting the world on a fiat dollar standard, the majority of the world has had enough of dollar hegemony, has found safety in numbers, and is going back onto a gold standard.
Like all life, the pure fiat era is ephemeral after all, defined by its birth and death.
Macroeconomics will have to be rewritten.
… It should be clear that the current plans for a trade currency originated in Russia, and not China.
Indeed, until now China will have been reluctant to destabilise the currencies of the western alliance, because of her export interests.
But not only has the relationship with America deteriorated over Taiwan, not only is it clear (in China’s view) that America plans to bankrupt the BRICS members and all those seeking to migrate away from the dollar’s hegemony by raising interest rates, but it is now also clear that neither Russia nor America can back down over Ukraine.
Consequently, unless China and Russia together take the initiative, shortly Russia will be directly at war with America and her NATO allies and China will almost certainly be dragged into the conflict over Taiwan.
World War 3 must be forestalled. …”