BRICS Is Growing Closer Despite The West's Attempts To Separate Its Strongest Members.
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Economically, Politically and Geopolitically, The Trump Administration's Plans For Venezuela Is Deeply Flawed.
To recap: The government of Venezuela is still in tact, and not likely to bend. US oil companies believe that the situation in Venezuela makes it too dangerous and expensive to properly extract/refine their oil ( yep ). China gets most of their oil from nations closer to them. Venezuela and the United States are export competitors so forcing Venezuelans to purchase US goods makes little economic sense. Side Note: much as Americans are seeing the actions taken against Gaza beginning to seep it's way domestically via ICE (ICE, like other law enforcement/government officials, were partially or fully trained by the IDF), we can expect this brand of gangster collusion to eventually make it to the United States (picture ICE agents forcing themselves into people home's on election day to "entice" them to vote).
Breaking Down The "Donroe Doctrine"
It's easy to call it a "racist, imperialist power grab meant to scare Europe and the Pacific into believing that America is not on the decline," but the video has so many other good points:
Rachel Blevins and Danny Haiphong Talk About America's Economic & Military War Against BRICS Countries.
Q: Why would the richest country in the world need to steal another country's oil? A: To remain the richest country in the world (you don't reach the top without climbing over others).
Did The Trump Tariffs End Up Helping BRICS?
Before the tariffs, the relationship between India and China (both BRICS members even after India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi came to power). Now ? Well: Also, consider that President Trump's geopolitical meddling also made Brazil a closer ally to China .
What Will China Dropping US Bonds Do To the American Economy?
Danny Haiphong, Richard Wolf and Sean Foo discuss:
