Thread by @Private_JKR

The trendy indie left gurus will tell you the BRICS phenomenon is a tug-of-war which naturally emerged against the 'declining', 'crumbling', 'falling' West.

Some even participate in the schoolyard antics of:

"Haha! Finally getting your comeuppance US capitalist pigs!"

BRICS has been a long and carefully planned transition driven by demographic shifts and the foresight of the global financial elite.

It's not a sudden uprising as a result of a bloated US getting too greedy and too big for it boots and now falling apart at the seams.

Images of boarded-up streets and junkies in the gutter doesn't mean the empire is falling. The decline is for the people, not the rulers.

The last three years have been splendid for the ones who own and control America.

The ones running the show are enjoying the biggest bonanza of wealth accumulation in history!

When talking about the success or failure of nations or governments, a reality check is to wake up to the fact that the only performance metrics (succeeding or failing) that matters is how those in power are doing, not the people.

The sooner the masses realise this the better.

Society isn't failing, it's going swimmingly.

The decline is for us. Not for 𝙩𝙝𝙚𝙢.

𝙏𝙝𝙚𝙮 are playing a blinder.

As soon as the masses realise that the ones that 'govern' us never ever cared about our best interests, the better.

It's stupid to keep talking about governments/parties mishandling of this and that, and "Broken Britain", failed society, etc.

All governments have played a blinder during this awful era.

Talk of governments doing a good job/bad job is pointless.

Their 𝙤𝙣𝙚 𝙟𝙤𝙗 is to follow ruling class orders to intensify domination, to keep people in line, to take away their voices, to erode democracy and to further ruling class interests.

That's the only area where their performance (good/bad, effective/ineffective) matters.

Sadly, many of the so-called dissident left voices are gaslighting their target audiences (those prone to stand up to injustice) with endless commentary about 'incompetence', like governments are supposed to be good at looking after the public's interests!

The only 'incompetence' that matters in reality is governments not being quick enough or effective enough at rolling out tyrannous systems of control and domination.

We are transitioning from a paradigm which has been based on a system of enslavement with a flimsy veneer of freedom and, for some, the chance of some 'pseudo-escape', here and there, to a paradigm of total enslavement with no chance of escape and freedoms all but eradicated.

There's a surge in enthusiasm among the lefty progressives surrounding BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa), depicted as an emerging force 'reshaping the global order'.

However, it's crucial to take a step back and examine the roots of this phenomenon, which go back decades.

The first usage of the term "BRICS" is said to have been by Jim O'Neill, then the chief of Goldman Sachs, in 2001.

He envisaged a grouping of economies — Brazil, Russia, India, China — that, primarily due to demographics, would surpass the G7 in importance within 40 years.

This concept was driven by the belief that globalisation could no longer be dominated solely by the United States, as it was deemed politically messy and bad PR due the negative image of the American pitbull imperialist mafia and the bloodshed across the world.

Goldman Sachs didn't just create an idea; they marketed it as a brand, even trademarking the word "BRICS."

Investment firms across the Western world bought into the hype, and BRICS investment funds proliferated.

Eventually, the BRICS nations themselves formed a cohesive bloc.

This grouping was essentially willed into existence by the private elite and investors (who are not tied to nations), underpinned by the idea that global business had to liberate itself from Western dominance.

Today, Jim O'Neill, retired but still the voice of Goldman Sachs, advocates for BRICS to establish their own currency.

This isn't a sudden move; it's part of a larger long-planned shift in the global economy plotted meticulously by the owners and controllers of global financialised capital (OCGFC).

They have determined that Europe no longer holds significant promise for 'sustainable profitability", leading to a massive outflow of investments and de-industrialisation.

The shift away from the dollar is part of the long-planned transition orchestrated by the globalist owners and controllers of private wealth and power.

Sanctions against Russia have benefited it and other BRICS countries as was planned and executed by the Global Financial Elite.

The hostility and conflict between native Europeans and immigrant foreigners have been deliberate orchestrations.

'Ordo Ab Chao'.