You can't imagine how much the West is seething with anger right now after some statements or even courses of action by Africa and another country we will look at. The reason for this frustration of the Western pseudo-value community is the Kenyan President William Ruto who, to thunderous applause, has called on African nations to move away from the US dollar with Kenya as an example because the Kenyans have already set a good example!
Can you imagine that, a 💲 discarded by more and more non-Western countries? We are talking about the same dollar that has been printed in gigantic quantities for so many decades because the entire world (supposedly) needs it. Without this currency, according to the Western narrative, nothing would work anymore, which may even "still" (?) be true in some countries, because there it was always compulsory to trade with the American dollar until today.
At this point, I'm going to show you part of this important speech by the Kenyan president that caused so much anger with Joe Biden.
This is really a slap in the face for those in power in the white house, because every time the US dollar is not used or is repudiated, this naturally means an immense disadvantage for the USA, which results in more inflation and a higher price for printing money with which they have to pay. But before we go into this in more detail, I would like to mention another country from which there is bad news for the American currency, because Pakistan will also say goodbye to the Dollar and start to use the Chinese national currency, the yuan (💴), in the oil business with new partners in future.
Can you imagine Pakistanis would prefer to pay in yuan in future? Meanwhile, the U.S. dollar continues to collapse. The result is explained very nicely in this chart, which I will now discuss in more detail.
Here you see the big difference between BRICS and West in terms of GDP and in terms of how the economies of the two competing powers are thriving. We see here a definite increase in BRICS countries, so a much higher in percentage terms compared to the increase in economic growth in G7 countries (The Group of Seven). Basically, this comparison of economic performance also shows how the West is increasingly losing prosperity, which explains some of the precautions taken by countries outside the Western world for the future.
I have said before the BRICS countries want to build up their own currency system to make themselves independent from the whole US dollar principle, because it has always been used as a "sanction tool" against them in the past and can be used as a potential economic weapon against any country that refuses to obey the West! Which nation wants to further promote what is used against it all the time or at least could be used against it at any time if it does not follow the orders given by the Western rainbow dictatorship (keyword: Russia/sanctions)?🏳️🌈⃠
The security precautions of the non-Western world thus cause the U.S. dollar, one of the instruments of power of the (self-proclaimed) "community of values," to gradually lose effectiveness and disappear more and more from the scene. Just Kenya plays thereby on the African continent a particularly important role, a nation, which showed, how it goes and that such a thing is possible! This nation now calls on all of Africa to follow this example and to make the American dollar in African countries a relic of past times, the symbol of a former and descending world power, which rears up one last time and lashes out furiously before it too must learn with a heavy heart to accept its new position in the world.
Of course, these measures and changes are a slap in the face for the previous rulers in these turbulent times, where you will soon see how the global monetary system will completely redevelop. Even on official mainstream sites, this evolution can now be traced, e.g. with regard to a quoted Christine Lagarde (Chair of the European Central Bank), who has publicly said: "We will lose control of the monetary system if we don't introduce the digital central bank currency!"
Of course it is not just the monetary system that will change, you will also see a complete change of the structures that have existed so far due to this global transformation of power relations, which in my opinion has been overdue for decades and has now even been admitted by the mainstream in small parts, and the trend is rising!😁