BRICS will be Inherited by the Ummah

Summary

The script discusses the BRICS group's evolution into a significant political and economic coalition, potentially rivaling the Western World Order. It suggests that recent conflicts have accelerated this transition, with BRICS nations controlling key trade routes and accumulating strategic assets. The speaker posits that global financial elites are transcending national borders, influencing the BRICS agenda to establish an alternative world order that neutralizes the United States. The script also highlights China's harmonious approach to international relations and the potential for BRICS to morph into a Muslim bloc, given the demographic and resource advantages of its Muslim members.

Takeaways

• 🌐 The BRICS group is evolving into a significant political and economic coalition, potentially rivaling the Western world order.
• 🔄 The Ukraine war and the Gaza conflict are cited as catalysts for this transformation, influencing the BRICS nations to synchronize their agendas.
• 📈 BRICS is gaining control over strategic global assets, such as the Suez Canal and the Straits of Hormuz, through expansion and inclusion of new member countries.
• 🔑 The group is accumulating strategic assets that can be utilized for advancing their collective agenda of establishing an alternative world order.
• 🏛 The agenda of BRICS is to neutralize the influence of the United States and create a new world order that does not rely on Western dominance.
• 💼 There is an implication that global corporate and financial elites are transcending national borders and capturing state power, affecting both the global South and the West.
• 📊 Western countries, including the United States, are now seen as targets for the same exploitation that was previously reserved for developing nations.
• 🌍 The demographic decline in the West is leading to a shift in business priorities, with less focus on maintaining Western comfort and security.
• 🕊️ China's approach to international relations, characterized by harmony, collaboration, and cooperation, is largely setting the tone for BRICS' global strategy.
• 🔮 Long-term predictions suggest a shift in BRICS towards becoming a Muslim bloc, given the demographic and resource advantages of Muslim-majority member countries.
• 📚 The speaker emphasizes the importance of thinking long-term and not undermining current stability for the sake of short-term gains, as the West may be trying to manipulate the transition to maintain colonial-like control.

Q & A

What is the BRICS group of countries?

The BRICS group is an association of five major emerging national economies: Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. It was originally established as an informal meeting of the leaders of the five countries, but it has evolved into a more formalized political and economic partnership.

How does the script suggest the BRICS group is becoming a political and economic coalition?

The script suggests that the BRICS group is becoming a political and economic coalition by operating in concert to establish a parallel organizational order that is intended to rival and eventually replace the Western World Order, especially in the context of recent conflicts such as the Ukraine war and the situation in Gaza.

What does the script imply about the influence of OPEC countries within the BRICS group?

The script implies that the influence of OPEC countries within the BRICS group is significant, with three OPEC countries being part of it and the inclusion of Egypt and Ethiopia potentially extending this influence further.

How does the script describe the strategic importance of the Suez Canal and the Straits of Hormuz to the BRICS group?

The script describes the Suez Canal and the Straits of Hormuz as being under the jurisdiction or influence of the BRICS group, highlighting their strategic importance in global trade and the accumulation of strategic assets.

What is the potential impact of Indonesia and Malaysia joining BRICS on global trade corridors?

If Indonesia and Malaysia join BRICS, the script suggests that the group would gain control over the Straits of Mala, adding to the most vital trade corridors in the world and further enhancing BRICS' control over important ports and trade routes.

What is the script's perspective on the role of corporate and financial elites in the world?

The script suggests that corporate and financial elites have transcended borders and have largely captured state power, making them not beholden to any particular country or government. They have the ability to influence and potentially exploit both the West and the global South.

How does the script view the demographic trends in the West?

The script views the demographic trends in the West as a 'nosedive,' suggesting that Western countries are not replenishing their workers and consumer pool, which may not make business sense for prioritization in the global market.

What alternative approach does the script suggest for global power dynamics?

The script suggests that an alternative approach to global power dynamics is necessary, one that involves collaboration with the BRICS group and the global South to de-escalate violence and conflict, moving away from violent domination.

How does the script characterize China's approach to international relations within the BRICS context?

The script characterizes China's approach to international relations within the BRICS context as one of harmony, collaboration, and cooperation, as opposed to violent domination or hegemonic consolidation of power.

What is the script's long-term outlook on the BRICS group and its potential evolution?

The script's long-term outlook on the BRICS group is that it will increasingly morph into a Muslim bloc, given the demographic trends and the natural resources of its Muslim members. It suggests that the current powers within BRICS, such as China and Russia, may fade, while Muslim influence will continue to grow.

What concern does the script express regarding the future of global financialized capital and its relationship with BRICS?

The script expresses concern that the owners and controllers of global financialized capital may want to cooperate with BRICS to co-opt and appropriate influence, potentially leading to the replication of the current system after a transition period, relocated to another hemisphere.