BRICS+ Thread

Cynllo

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BRICS+ has been mentioned a lot in recent months. Seems about time it had its own thread as it seems to be the emerging pivot against globalism. My reading is that many countries are seeing it as a way to retain sovereignty, as the OECD, IMF, World Bank etc. use economic capture to force the road to full spectrum control.

Lavrov has announced that there are 12 countries that have applied to join.


I can't find a full list. Only listed are Iran, Algeria and Argentina.

Others may be Vietnam, Malaysia, Saudi, UAE, The Philippines, Syria, Nicaragua, Belarus, Bangladesh, -stans.
 

Cynllo

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This list is circulating, but I can't see the source.

Afghanistan
Algeria
Argentina
Egypt
Indonesia
Iran
Kazakhstan
Nicaragua
Nigeria
Saudi Arabia
Senegal
Thailand
UAE

These countries were at the recent BRICS summit:

Argentina, Cambodia, Egypt, Ethiopia, Fiji, Indonesia, Iran, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Nigeria, Senegal, Thailand and Uzbekistan.
 
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Caduceus

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Working together they could become so powerful they may even be able to form Voltron, who could fight the evil globohomo monster.


 
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Ember

Hummingbird
Other Christian
Gold Member
The Saudis pivoting to BRICS and the new gold-backed reserve currency spells doom for the Petrodollar. The Neo-cons are going to be apoplectic and will do anything to stop MBS. Expect to see absolute craziness in the Middle East in the coming year as every string is pulled to take control of the Saudis and return them to the globalist plantation. The Ukraine situation could well be forgotten as all resources are directed towards saving the Petrodollar. Blowing up pipelines will seem like nothing compared to what they will do now to defeat MBS.

As they say in this video, the Saudis have opened up a second front in the war against the GAE. Just wait until the Chinese create the third with Taiwan and Australia.

 
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Cynllo

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Russia-led free trade bloc seeks joint payment system with BRICS

Link: https://www.rt.com/business/567315-russia-brics-joint-payment-system/

The Eurasian Economic Union (EEU) is interested in setting up a common payment system with BRICS nations, the newspaper Izvestia reported on Monday. The Russia-led free trade bloc aims to cut reliance on the Western monetary system.

The EEU was founded as the Customs Union of Russia, Kazakhstan, and Belarus. It was established in 2015, and was later joined by Armenia and Kyrgyzstan. In 2016, Vietnam became a free trade partner with the EEU. The union is designed to ensure the free movement of goods, services, capital and workers between member countries.

According to the report, citing the EEU’s regulatory body, the plan also envisages the issuance of a single payment card within the two trade blocs. That would unite the national payment systems of its member states, including Russia’s Mir, China’s Union Pay, India’s RuPay, Brasil’s Elo and others.

Vladimir Kovalyov, an adviser to the chairman of the Eurasian Economic Commission, said the EEU is currently focused on establishing a joint financial market, with priority on developing a common “exchange space.”

“We’ve made substantial progress and now the work is focused on such sectors as banking, insurance and the stock market,”
Kovalyov was quoted as saying by Izvestia.

According to the official, a regulatory body for the proposed joint financial system of the EEU and BRICS would also be established as part of the new infrastructure.

The EEU, which brings together countries in the post-Soviet space, has been increasingly looking for ways to deepen cooperation with the BRICS group of emerging economies. That bloc consists of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, accounting for more than 40% of the world’s population and nearly a quarter of global GDP. Efforts have already been made among some BRICS members to trade in local currencies in order to reduce dependence on the US dollar and euro.

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Iran to join free trade with Eurasian Economic Union within month

Link - https://news.am/eng/news/732701.html#.Y4c-s9If3do.twitter

The legal formalities for the organization of a free trade zone with the EEU are expected to be settled within a month, Deputy Minister of Industry, Mines and Trade of Iran, the head of the Trade Development Organization of Iran Alireza Peyman Pak, RIA Novosti reported.
Peyman Pak and Alexander Shokhin, head of the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs, signed a memorandum on Wednesday during the Russian Industrialist forum in St. Petersburg to establish a Russia-Iran business cooperation council.

Considering that within a month the final agreements and formalities on Iran's presence in the EAEU will be over, this could be a positive factor that will affect joint cooperation, Peyman Pak said.

According to him, the Iranian side is interested in creating a free economic zone within the Eurasian Economic Union, and is ready to provide the southern ports under this free zone with all preferences.
 

Cynllo

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Fake news quiet on this.


Chinese President Xi Jinping on Friday called on leaders from the top oil producing nations to conduct oil sales by using the Chinese yuan as he looks to bolster his country’s currency.
The move echoes steps Beijing took earlier this year with Russia and is an attempt to not only help push the yuan as a top international currency but aims to weaken the U.S. dollar – currently valued at $.14 per 1 Chinese yuan.
Xi addressed Gulf leaders in Saudi Arabia where Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman hosted two events with Beijing to demonstrate Riyadh’s burgeoning relationship with China amid strained relations with the U.S. over human rights issues, energy and its relationship with Russia.

 
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Cynllo

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BRICS May Decide on Whether to Admit New Members This Year​


The BRICS group of nations is formulating criteria for countries wishing to join the bloc and may decide by the end of this year on whether to admit new members and who those states will be, Naledi Pandor, South Africa’s foreign minister, said.

South Africa is the 2023 chair of BRICS, which consists of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. A number of countries had approached the previous chair, China, about joining, she said.


“The world is changing in very worrying ways. Countries are searching for like-minded partners around the world,” she said at a press conference in Johannesburg on Thursday. “Many countries are finding that the approach of BRICS is one they would like to take part” in, she said.

By expanding BRICS, the group could increase its influence as a counterweight to institutions and blocs backed by developed economies such as the US and members of the European Union. It was originally envisaged as a group of expanding emerging economies. With some of its members, including South Africa and Russia, struggling to grow, admitting new nations with even weaker economies could erode the group’s clout.


While the bloc accounts 42% of the world’s population, its members have less than 15% of the voting rights in the World Bank and International Monetary Fund, according to the Institute for Security Studies.


“We are now having to look at this very, very significant demand and interest in expansion,” Pandor said. “Toward the end of South Africa’s charge we will be able to indicate whether we expand and who will become part of a BRICS plus or whatever that formation might be.”
 

murphykj930

Robin
Buddhist / Eastern
If BRICS does break into the world stage, it’s likely that Russia and China will be the leaders of the movement. I only know about Russias history as a communist state, and China is obviously communist now. Is this really something to look forward to?
 

Thomas More

Crow
Protestant
If BRICS does break into the world stage, it’s likely that Russia and China will be the leaders of the movement. I only know about Russias history as a communist state, and China is obviously communist now. Is this really something to look forward to?
Russia stopped being communist in 1991.
 

TooFineAPoint

Pelican
Protestant
And yet they maintain strong ties with countries like Venezuela, North Korea, and of course, China. Not very encouraging.
It's not supposed to be encouraging in and of itself.

It's supposed to act as a check and balance on the US being so self-destructive and belligerent.

The Anglo world could of course be in free-fall late stage decline that is completely irreversible. But it would be best for most of us here if it could be salvaged.
 

Kurchatov

 
Banned
Orthodox
If BRICS does break into the world stage, it’s likely that Russia and China will be the leaders of the movement. I only know about Russias history as a communist state, and China is obviously communist now. Is this really something to look forward to?
So you don't know much. Keep in mind that information about the development of Russia is very scarce (outside Russia), and the available information about them is 99% distorted. And I don't mean at all that this is a consequence of "Kremlin propaganda," "BRICS fraud," or anything like that. It is not so simple for reasoning (not to say "for explanation", because it would be too naive and proud to say that I, who follow almost daily, quite in detail, and digging into many long-term strategies, road maps, etc., I know exactly what it is about).

The only possible alternative that could be the BRICS of the Western - based global conspirators is the alternative of who will be at the head of this future, which undoubtedly all of them (the powers - government and business) want and strive to achieve. Although with this extraordinary all-embracing of all the main points of the technocratic dystopia, the level of international agreement and, in many ways, open cooperation, the possibility hinted at in my previous sentence is rather dubious. Either way, I don't see much difference if the goals are the same. (According my amateur opinion, of course.)

But since this is the prevailing desire of the majority of the thinking alternative audience, let it happen and the BRICS take over, destroy "American hegemony," a multipolar model occurs, and every global Union of States has an equal share in the management of the world affairs. What will happen and will it make a difference in the future? I personally have no doubt, but let's see. Perhaps I am mistaken that the alternative union wants above all the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals, the global ("anti-pandemic", genomic, etc) "health" program and the realization of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, in all its beauty, on equal global business opportunities and conditions (which is exactly the justice about which the most popular alternative leader in the past year constantly speaks in his speeches). We may soon find out.
 
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Cynllo

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BRICS+ has been mentioned a lot in recent months. Seems about time it had its own thread as it seems to be the emerging pivot against globalism. My reading is that many countries are seeing it as a way to retain sovereignty, as the OECD, IMF, World Bank etc. use economic capture to force the road to full spectrum control.

Lavrov has announced that there are 12 countries that have applied to join.


I can't find a full list. Only listed are Iran, Algeria and Argentina.

Others may be Vietnam, Malaysia, Saudi, UAE, The Philippines, Syria, Nicaragua, Belarus, Bangladesh, -stans.
Isn't Argentina where one of the (((diaspora))) of financial banking elites was burned alive in his mansion and the story was hush-hushed to not inspire other would-be arsonists of liberty?
 
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