BRICS VP Says DeDollarization Strategy is Well Underway
The Dollar’s Funeral Has a Date—You Just Haven’t Been Invited
Have you ever wondered what it feels like to be the last one in the room to realize the party is over?
That’s exactly where the United States stands today—clinging to the illusion of dollar supremacy while the world, led by BRICS nations, slips out the back door.
This week, Paulo Nogueira, the Vice President of the New Development Bank and an IMF Executive Director, publicly stated that the process of dedollarization is underway. No longer theoretical. No longer future tense. It's happening now.
While your media spoon-feeds distractions and bread-and-circus talking points, tectonic shifts in global finance are accelerating—and the dollar is the biggest casualty.
Analysis: BRICS Is Escaping the Trap—and They’re Not Alone
Nogueira’s comments are not isolated. They echo a coordinated global trend to sidestep the dollar system, which is increasingly seen as a political weapon—one that punishes dissenters and rewards cronies.
Why the urgency?
He called the dollar “costly and risky.” Not just inconvenient. Not inefficient. Costly and risky.
Translation: The U.S. government has weaponized its monetary monopoly so thoroughly—with sanctions, financial surveillance, and political manipulation—that it has now become a liability to use the dollar.
BRICS nations—Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa—and now a growing list of aligned countries are embracing bilateral trade in local currencies. The NDB (BRICS Bank) is already transacting outside of the dollar system.
This isn’t about hating America. It’s about survival.
Foreign central banks are dumping U.S. Treasuries. Reserves are moving into gold and other assets not tied to Washington’s whims. Quietly, stealthily, the dollar is being unseated as the world’s reserve currency.
And here’s the part they don’t want you to hear: this will not end well for Americans holding nothing but dollars.
What It Means for You: Inflation, Asset Seizures, and the End of Sovereignty
Every time a nation abandons the dollar in favor of local currency or gold, the global demand for dollars drops. When that demand evaporates, so does your purchasing power.
Think of the dollar like a hot air balloon. As countries dump dollars, they puncture tiny holes in the fabric. One or two leaks? No big deal. But when dozens of countries do it, all at once?
The balloon crashes.
And you—if you're holding nothing but fiat—are in that basket.
You will see the consequences in:
- Inflation that never goes away.
- Savings accounts that quietly lose value month after month.
- Government desperation leading to FedNow, CBDCs, and digital surveillance currencies.
As international trust in the dollar collapses, the powers that be will force you into a new system—digital, centralized, programmable money. Your spending will be tracked. Your access, revoked at will.
BRICS is opting out of this system. Will you?
A Way Out: Real Assets, Not Digital Chains
You don’t have to go down with the dollar.
While governments scramble to preserve their power, you can preserve your freedom and wealth by returning to what has always worked: gold. Not paper promises. Not digital IOUs. But real, physical, sovereign money.
The time to act is now.
Call to Action
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The dollar’s days are numbered. Will you still be holding the bag when it falls?
