New World Order: BRICS Summit Threat | EMERGENCY Podcast
Aug 24, 2023
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The podcast discusses the impact of the ongoing BRICS summit on the global economy, the potential introduction of a new currency by BRICS, the decline of US dominance and rise of Eastern powers, the uncertain future and competition between BRICS and G7 countries, and the potential transition from US dominance to Chinese world power.
The BRICS nations are becoming the primary drivers of global GDP, indicating a shift in economic power from the G7 countries to the BRICS nations.
The BRICS Summit highlights the growing partnerships, increasing GDP, and financial strength of Eastern powers like China and Russia, showcasing an alternative to the West's dominant financial system.
Deep dives
BRICS Nations Surpassing G7 Countries in GDP
The BRICS nations, including Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, are experiencing higher GDP growth rates compared to the G7 countries. This shift in economic power indicates that the BRICS nations are becoming the primary drivers of global GDP. Consequently, many countries, including close US allies such as Argentina, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Indonesia, are considering prioritizing trade with the BRICS nations over the G7 countries.
The BRICS Summit and Xi Jinping's Support
The BRICS Summit, taking place in Johannesburg, South Africa, is significant as it showcases the support of Chinese leader Xi Jinping for the BRICS nations. This event provides a platform for Xi Jinping to demonstrate an alternative to the West's dominant financial system and to showcase the superiority of the BRICS nations. The summit highlights the growing partnerships, increasing GDP, and financial strength of Eastern powers like China and Russia.
The Possibility of a New BRICS Currency
There has been ongoing consideration within the BRICS nations about introducing a new currency separate from the US dollar. This currency, pegged to gold, would directly compete with the US dollar and contribute to the de-dollarization efforts of China, Russia, and India. As demand for the US dollar decreases, it will likely result in a decline in its value, potentially leading to a decrease in US dominance and an increase in Eastern dominance. The emergence of the BRICS nations as a strong economic bloc poses both competition and opportunities for the US and its Western allies.
The BRICS leaders are meeting in South Africa and the world may never be the same. With multiple western allies considering joining the BRICS trading bloc, G7 countries (and the power they yield) could be gutted. At the most risk of losing influence is the US, and the opportunity for China to gain power has never been clearer. This is everything you need to know right now.