Two Interviews With Professor Everisto Banyera Helped Me Understand BRICS , The Rise Of The Global South, And The Demise Of "Unipolar Led International Trade."
Two Interviews With Professor Everisto Banyera Helped Me Understand BRICS , The Rise Of The Global South, And The Demise Of "Unipolar Led International Trade."
Dec 18, 2022·edited Dec 18, 2022Liked by Celia Farber
It is very important to understand that the US $ is not solely the instrument of the US but primarily of the Empire of which the US is itself merely a vassal, although an important one. US $ does not serve the American people, either. The sooner it loses its thieving nature, the better it will be for the American people, as well. US $ has been an imperial weapon, just as the US military has been. This has not been good for the US at all. Just look at the waste of wealth on useless imperial wars. The wholesale exportation of US productive capacity has diminished the standard of living of American people. The wholesale abandonment of any improvements in the US infrastructure is another revealing indicator.
We are heading for the cliff as long as this Empire exists. While our Republic was imperfect, like all Constitutional systems, it was based in law. Have you noticed that "our" government no longer exhibits the same respect for laws? This is another clear indicator of imperial nature of the government. Empires are rooted in raw power, and care about no people, including Americans. It is critical to understand that we no longer have a Constitutional Republic; that Republic is now long gone. What we have is a facade of the old Republic, left standing to fool us. In order to bring back the Republic (with future improvements) we must first slay the Empire. If we don't, it will slay us. Evidence of this is all around us. To see it, we must first open our eyes.
if you can ever follow Sundance at The Conservative Treehouse he writes proactively and thoroughly about BRICS and what he calls the
" cleaving" between climate con artists and those looking to grow with normal efficient energy sources. If the dollar loses its standard due to BRICS the USA will never be the same.
The demise of Anglo-American exploitation and destruction will be the best thing that could happen to the rest of the world. And, like cornered animals, the Brits, led by the City of London and the rest of the banking cabal, and the current hegemon, ". . . will not go quietly into that good night." There will be casualties, but TPTB do not care about casualties (as should be abundantly clear by now).
I hesitate to claim BRICS is a replacement for the US Petro-dollar/reserve hegemony (the game of who really has nukes was trumped long ago but is telling since the threat is owned by 7+ nation-states - anyone want to call their bluff?).
What was mentioned, and worth repeating, is that there is a struggle between US, BRICS and CBDC/WEF digital currency control. There is also a melting away (though I doubt its disappearance) of nation-state sovereignty. There may be continued realignment, but the end state while unknown seems headed for a global "governance" with nations forming partnerships with transnationals.
The US has signed off (as have Russia and China) on the G20 agreements which tie them to this NWO transformation. BRICS according to some (certainly Iain Davis) is an image of western finance and integrated into the Western financial system. They appear not to be divergent. (We'll see what happens when 190 nations come to sign off (or not) to the WHO "pandemic" treaty.)
The demise of the US currency does not mean the rise of BRICS nor the rise of Russia and/or China. The latter historically and currently appears to be an invention in its current form by Western transnational corporations, not least of which is US Big Tech and its ties with US military industrial intelligence complex. The US institutions including governance appears to be completely captured by this entity and cohorts - big pharma, energy and nefarious foundations, etc..
Civilization, imo, needs to be viewed critically as it is based on the madness of authorization, hierarchical dominance, war and forms of slavery. It cannot be reformed or viewed in a linear progressiveness way.
You'd think we would have learned from 60 years of sanctions against Cuba. We forced Cuba to develop its own skills and resources, including a world-class health care system. If we had kept Cuba as a semi-colony, it would still be depending on our horrible systems. The same thing happened with Persia, and then Russia.
The take down of the fiat petro dollar is very old news. There is a very intelligent Vietnamese woman whose name, and her websites name escape me, who is, as I recall, a U.S. citizen, and she began writing over 10 years ago about how BRICS, and Venezuela were coordinating to take down the fiat petro dollar. China, and other countries slowly began unloading their U.S. Treasuries, and buying, and/or repatriating gold beginning in about 2010. The last time I checked, which was around 2018, only 35% of trade was settled in dollars. It's old news, but what it will all mean for the standard of living of Americans, and whether we are enslaved with a digital currency or not are undetermined.
BRICS is not really the driving force. The driving force is The Shanghai Cooperation Organization, a large and powerful organization little known or understood in The West. It has been quietly working for more than ten years to de-dollarize international trade in order to deprive the US of the means to wage war or to bully the rest of the world. The SCO's efforts with the BRICS and others are now starting to bear real fruit. The implications for the US should not be under-estimated.
I am assuming that this whole reparation payments going to the African countries has to do with the US not wanting to give up their power to the Brics and not a helping hand as they might want to present it
It is very important to understand that the US $ is not solely the instrument of the US but primarily of the Empire of which the US is itself merely a vassal, although an important one. US $ does not serve the American people, either. The sooner it loses its thieving nature, the better it will be for the American people, as well. US $ has been an imperial weapon, just as the US military has been. This has not been good for the US at all. Just look at the waste of wealth on useless imperial wars. The wholesale exportation of US productive capacity has diminished the standard of living of American people. The wholesale abandonment of any improvements in the US infrastructure is another revealing indicator.
We are heading for the cliff as long as this Empire exists. While our Republic was imperfect, like all Constitutional systems, it was based in law. Have you noticed that "our" government no longer exhibits the same respect for laws? This is another clear indicator of imperial nature of the government. Empires are rooted in raw power, and care about no people, including Americans. It is critical to understand that we no longer have a Constitutional Republic; that Republic is now long gone. What we have is a facade of the old Republic, left standing to fool us. In order to bring back the Republic (with future improvements) we must first slay the Empire. If we don't, it will slay us. Evidence of this is all around us. To see it, we must first open our eyes.
Hi Celia ...
if you can ever follow Sundance at The Conservative Treehouse he writes proactively and thoroughly about BRICS and what he calls the
" cleaving" between climate con artists and those looking to grow with normal efficient energy sources. If the dollar loses its standard due to BRICS the USA will never be the same.
Appreciate you and all you do
The dismantling of America is gaining momentum.
You can ask Michelle choussedovsky at globalresearch.ca about publication of your work. Esp re Azt etc.
He will .
At least once a week check globalresearch.ca
And you won't be missing this stuff going forward
Very old news at it's basic core
The demise of Anglo-American exploitation and destruction will be the best thing that could happen to the rest of the world. And, like cornered animals, the Brits, led by the City of London and the rest of the banking cabal, and the current hegemon, ". . . will not go quietly into that good night." There will be casualties, but TPTB do not care about casualties (as should be abundantly clear by now).
I hesitate to claim BRICS is a replacement for the US Petro-dollar/reserve hegemony (the game of who really has nukes was trumped long ago but is telling since the threat is owned by 7+ nation-states - anyone want to call their bluff?).
What was mentioned, and worth repeating, is that there is a struggle between US, BRICS and CBDC/WEF digital currency control. There is also a melting away (though I doubt its disappearance) of nation-state sovereignty. There may be continued realignment, but the end state while unknown seems headed for a global "governance" with nations forming partnerships with transnationals.
The US has signed off (as have Russia and China) on the G20 agreements which tie them to this NWO transformation. BRICS according to some (certainly Iain Davis) is an image of western finance and integrated into the Western financial system. They appear not to be divergent. (We'll see what happens when 190 nations come to sign off (or not) to the WHO "pandemic" treaty.)
The demise of the US currency does not mean the rise of BRICS nor the rise of Russia and/or China. The latter historically and currently appears to be an invention in its current form by Western transnational corporations, not least of which is US Big Tech and its ties with US military industrial intelligence complex. The US institutions including governance appears to be completely captured by this entity and cohorts - big pharma, energy and nefarious foundations, etc..
Civilization, imo, needs to be viewed critically as it is based on the madness of authorization, hierarchical dominance, war and forms of slavery. It cannot be reformed or viewed in a linear progressiveness way.
The USA is about to hit some very real and very hard times.
You'd think we would have learned from 60 years of sanctions against Cuba. We forced Cuba to develop its own skills and resources, including a world-class health care system. If we had kept Cuba as a semi-colony, it would still be depending on our horrible systems. The same thing happened with Persia, and then Russia.
The take down of the fiat petro dollar is very old news. There is a very intelligent Vietnamese woman whose name, and her websites name escape me, who is, as I recall, a U.S. citizen, and she began writing over 10 years ago about how BRICS, and Venezuela were coordinating to take down the fiat petro dollar. China, and other countries slowly began unloading their U.S. Treasuries, and buying, and/or repatriating gold beginning in about 2010. The last time I checked, which was around 2018, only 35% of trade was settled in dollars. It's old news, but what it will all mean for the standard of living of Americans, and whether we are enslaved with a digital currency or not are undetermined.
BRICS is not really the driving force. The driving force is The Shanghai Cooperation Organization, a large and powerful organization little known or understood in The West. It has been quietly working for more than ten years to de-dollarize international trade in order to deprive the US of the means to wage war or to bully the rest of the world. The SCO's efforts with the BRICS and others are now starting to bear real fruit. The implications for the US should not be under-estimated.
Incredible continuity of comments on your piece.
Amazing
I am assuming that this whole reparation payments going to the African countries has to do with the US not wanting to give up their power to the Brics and not a helping hand as they might want to present it
Finally.
This is the big shift towards more harmony.