Topic: Brics Currency

The U.S. dollar's status as the global reserve currency is under threat from the BRICS nations and a potential Russo-Chinese alliance. If Russia gains total control of Ukraine, it could divert the "breadbasket of Europe's" agricultural exports to China, making the CCP independent of American soybeans. This shift would likely lead to the collapse of the U.S. agricultural sector and the end of the petrodollar system.

Elliott argues that while Trump wants a weaker dollar to support exports, the globalists hope this will lead to the loss of the dollar's reserve currency status. He claims that under a Kamala Harris administration, the U.S. would have transitioned to a BRICS-style system or a Central Bank Digital Currency. He asserts that if Trump's manufacturing-based economy succeeds, the globalist "Mark of the Beast" system will be defeated.

Dr. Elliot discusses China's potential retaliation through the dumping of U.S. Treasuries, which has contributed to the weakening of the U.S. dollar. Jones and Elliot speculate that China's economic desperation may lead to a military move against Taiwan. They discuss the shift in the global economic balance of power and China's failed attempts to establish a world reserve currency.

Three of the largest commercial banks in China have reportedly begun blocking gold purchases by their citizens. Dr. Kirk Elliott interprets this as a move to prevent people from holding private assets outside of the upcoming digital currency systems. Despite this, the Chinese government continues to mine and stockpile gold to back a potential new BRICS currency, indicating they want the state, not the people, to hold the wealth.

Economist Dr. Kirk Elliott discusses Donald Trump's plan to impose 100% tariffs on BRICS nations to protect the US dollar's status as the world's reserve currency. Elliott explains that China may retaliate by dumping US Treasuries or banning the export of critical minerals. He argues that while this will cause short-term turbulence, it is a necessary move to regain American economic dominance.

A global Microsoft outage and reports of cut undersea cables are analyzed as probes and reconnaissance in an undeclared fifth-generational war. This conflict encompasses economic, legal, cyber, and biological domains, including the use of COVID-19 as a weapon. The BRICS nations' move toward digital currency and the continued funding of the Taliban are cited as evidence of a coordinated effort to destabilize the West.

The expansion of BRICS to include 13 partner countries, including Turkey, Indonesia, and Vietnam, is discussed as a major blow to NATO and Western economic dominance. The "BRICS Pay" system is described as an alternative to Apple Pay that clears through Shanghai, allowing the East to control global payment processing.

The upcoming BRICS summit in Russia is identified as a pivotal moment for the global shift away from the US dollar. General Flynn warns that a gold-backed Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) system is being prepared to replace the dollar in global trade. He references Executive Order 14067 as the Biden-Harris administration's framework for implementing a similar digital system in the US.

Gold reaches a new record high of $2,656 as the BRICS nations prepare to roll out a decentralized digital currency called the "unit." This currency is rumored to be backed 40% by gold and 60% by a basket of national currencies. Unlike the U.S. dollar, the unit system is designed to be impossible for any single nation to counterfeit.

The discussion covers the recent rise in U.S. unemployment, which has increased for four consecutive months. Kirk Elliott argues that the U.S. is already in a recession and that the BRICS nations are successfully moving to de-dollarize the global economy. He suggests that even if Donald Trump returns to office, the U.S. dollar may never regain its status as the sole global reserve currency.

The BRICS nations, led by Russia and China, are actively working to "de-dollarize" the world by trading oil in local currencies. China has reportedly amassed over 30,000 tons of gold to back a new digital currency. Dr. Kirk Elliott explains that this move is designed to destroy Western banks like JP Morgan, which hold massive "naked short" positions in silver.

The host and guest discuss how US economic sanctions have backfired, accelerating the global move toward de-dollarization. They argue that the BRICS nations, representing over 50% of the world's population, are successfully creating an alternative to the dollar-based financial system. This shift is expected to lead to sustained inflation in the United States as the dollar's global demand shrinks.

Kim Dotcom joins the show to discuss the global financial crisis and the rise of BRICS as a challenge to U.S. hegemony. He argues that the U.S. is functionally bankrupt with $316 trillion in combined debt and unfunded liabilities. Dotcom explains that the move toward de-dollarization by Russia, China, and Saudi Arabia is the "Achilles heel" of the United States, as it removes the ability to print money on the backs of other nations.

The discussion returns to Victoria Nuland's calls for strikes on Russian cities and the potential for a global financial shift. Syrian Girl and the host examine how Western sanctions have accelerated the growth of the BRICS alliance and the move toward a multipolar world. A clip of an African leader criticizing the global monetary system is used to illustrate the push for a new financial architecture.

Alex Jones plays clips of Alan Greenspan and Joe Biden to discuss the instability of the US dollar and the rising national debt. He argues that the US is losing its status as the world's reserve currency to the BRICS nations due to reckless government spending and money printing. Jones disputes Biden's claims regarding job growth, citing the Bureau of Labor Statistics as a source of consistently false economic data.

Jackson Hinkle reports that 40 countries are applying to join BRICS during the upcoming June summit in Kazakhstan. He warns that the inclusion of major oil-producing nations will lead to the collapse of the U.S. dollar's hegemony. The segment emphasizes the need for a commodity-backed currency and the reindustrialization of the United States to survive the impending economic shift.

A global struggle is underway to determine the next reserve currency as the U.S. dollar faces potential collapse. The host discusses how nations like Russia, China, and Iran are working to subvert the dollar through the BRICS alliance. Meanwhile, Western globalists are reportedly pushing for Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) to maintain control over the world's resources and trade routes.

A caller highlights the 1997 HBO film "The Second Civil War" as a parallel to current events. The discussion shifts to the potential collapse of the U.S. dollar as the BRICS nations gain influence, leaving the dollar as a fiat currency backed only by military force. Callers emphasize the need for a "revival of the Republic" and the appointment of figures like General Flynn and Kash Patel to dismantle the "rot" in Washington D.C.

Global conflicts are framed as a manufactured "reset" necessitated by a broken financial system and the printing of currency into oblivion. The rise of BRICS nations and gold-backed currencies is challenging the U.S. dollar and the international banking cabal. Russia's removal from the SWIFT system and Saudi Arabia's move away from the petrodollar are cited as signs of an impending collapse for American citizens.

The discussion analyzes John Kirby's statements regarding the depletion of U.S. funding for Ukraine. Speculation is raised that the conflict in Israel provides a "graceful exit" for the U.S. to stop supporting President Zelensky while allowing him to blame the West for a lost war. The hosts argue that Russia, China, and Iran are collaborating to destabilize the U.S. dollar and replace it with a BRICS-based global reserve currency.