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BRICS Cozying Up to Europe as U.S. Tariffs Backfire—The Slow Unraveling of American Dominance

EDITOR'S NOTES

The empire is crumbling, and the vultures are circling. Trump’s latest round of tariffs has Europe fuming, and guess who’s swooping in to play nice? BRICS—led by China—is extending the olive branch, looking to drive a wedge between the U.S. and its so-called Western allies. The cracks in the post-World War II order are growing, and the global chessboard is shifting. If Washington doesn’t wake up, the dollar’s days as the world’s reserve currency are numbered.

Derek Wolfe Mar 4, 25

The Slow Death of the U.S.-European Alliance

While the mainstream media keeps you distracted with partisan nonsense, the real power plays are happening behind the scenes. With Trump slapping tariffs on European goods, longtime U.S. allies are reassessing their loyalties. BRICS, the coalition of rising economies—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—sees this as a golden opportunity. The message is clear: If America doesn’t want to play fair, there are other options.

China, in particular, is seizing the moment, strengthening ties with disillusioned European nations. Some EU members are already exploring deeper trade deals with Beijing, while others hedge their bets by reaching out to Japan and South Korea. The divide between the U.S. and Europe isn’t just about tariffs—it’s about the ongoing debacle in Ukraine, where American foreign policy has left Europe holding the bag for a never-ending war.

A BRICS-Linked Europe? It’s Already Happening

Not all of Europe is ready to jump into bed with BRICS, but make no mistake—some are already pulling back the covers. Spain’s Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares made it clear that Europe should decide for itself when China is a partner and when it’s a competitor. Meanwhile, Germany’s likely future chancellor, Friedrich Merz, isn’t mincing words. According to him, Trump “does not care much about the fate of Europe.” And that, my friends, is music to China’s ears.

Merz went even further, saying, “My absolute priority will be to strengthen Europe as quickly as possible so that, step by step, we can really achieve independence from the USA.” Translation? Europe is tired of playing Washington’s lapdog and is looking for an exit strategy.

The U.S. Is Being Played—And China Holds the Cards

Let’s be clear: China isn’t interested in some warm, fuzzy partnership with Europe. The Communist regime has one goal—to replace the U.S. as the dominant global power. By extending a hand to Europe now, China is laying the groundwork for a future where America is isolated, the petrodollar collapses, and Beijing holds the keys to the world economy.

Washington’s leaders—Democrat and Republican alike—are too busy playing political theater to recognize the bigger picture. If the U.S. doesn’t repair its relationship with Europe, BRICS will tighten its grip, and the American-led global order will be a relic of the past.

The Bottom Line—Wake Up Before It’s Too Late

This isn’t about Trump. This isn’t about Biden. This is about a system that’s been rigged for decades and is finally buckling under its own weight. While Washington clings to outdated strategies, China, Russia, and the rest of BRICS are making calculated moves. If Europe flips, the dominoes will fall fast.

The question is: Are you prepared for what comes next?

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