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The BRICS Bomb Is Ticking — And the Dollar's About to Detonate

EDITOR'S NOTES

JP Morgan’s recent warning — covered in “BRICS Could Worsen US Debt & Deficit Crisis, JP Morgan Reports” by Loredana Harsana — is the kind of quiet panic that slips through corporate teeth when the walls start to crack. For those of us who’ve been watching the dollar’s decline from outside the surveillance grid, it’s no surprise. But hearing it from the bowels of the banking cartel? That’s a signal flare.

Dimon and his ilk are finally admitting what we’ve been saying for a decade: the empire’s foundation is crumbling, foreign nations are bolting from the dollar, and BRICS just poured gasoline on the fuse.

Derek Wolfe Sep 2, 25

The Empire's Veil Is Slipping — And BRICS Is Yanking the Curtain

For years, we've been warning that the U.S. dollar isn’t just a currency — it's a weapon. A weapon forged in Bretton Woods, wielded through sanctions, and backed by nothing but blood and debt. Now, the BRICS nations — Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, and their new entourage — are building a global insurgency against this financial empire, and the U.S. is bleeding credibility faster than Biden can shuffle off stage.

JP Morgan’s latest confession is damning: foreign buyers are backing away from U.S. bonds like rats fleeing a sinking warship. That’s not just a technical economic trend — that’s the canary keeling over in the coal mine.

Why? Because when fewer foreigners buy our debt, the U.S. government either has to crank up interest rates or print more dollars. Both paths lead to pain: mass inflation or a credit crisis. Either way, the middle class gets crushed and your dollars buy less than a Big Mac in Caracas.

Tariffs, Hubris, and the BRICS Blowback

Let’s talk about those genius-level 50% tariffs slapped on India and Brazil. Instead of breaking BRICS, they supercharged it. Brazil cozied up tighter with China and Russia, and India told Washington to pound sand, suspending arms deals. The result? A bloc more unified, more anti-dollar, and more dangerous to the fragile illusion of American fiscal stability.

Here’s the real kicker: China’s using the yuan for over half its cross-border transactions. The dollar’s share of global reserves has plummeted from 70% to 58% in just a few years. That’s not a dip — that’s a free fall.

JP Morgan’s Jamie Dimon: The Canary Who Finally Squeaked

Even Jamie “Too Big To Fail” Dimon is blinking. He’s warning that deficits are soaring, bond markets are strained, and something ugly is coming. He doesn’t know if it's “six months or six years.” That’s Wall Street code for: we have no damn clue, but it’s going to hurt.

Let me translate: the bond market is losing faith in Washington’s ability to pay its bills. Interest payments on U.S. debt are now bigger than the Pentagon’s war budget. The system is devouring itself.

If You’re Holding Only Dollars, You’re Holding the Bag

Listen closely: if your savings are in dollars and not gold, you're sitting in a paper house soaked in kerosene. The BRICS bloc is actively working to replace the dollar in trade, finance, and settlement. When they succeed — and they’re getting closer by the day — the global demand for dollars will dry up like Lake Mead.

That means less buying power, higher inflation, and eventually, capital controls. The Fed will come knocking with their digital chains — FedNow, CBDCs, and whatever Orwellian tool they roll out next. Once you're locked into their system, your wealth isn’t yours. It’s theirs — programmable, taxable, cancellable.

Dimon’s “Solutions” — More Like Rearranging Deck Chairs on the Titanic

Dimon’s reform talk is pure lipstick-on-a-corpse. “Growth reforms”? “Blue tape”? Come on. The U.S. can’t deregulate its way out of a $36 trillion black hole. What it can do is nationalize your retirement accounts, inflate away your savings, and weaponize the IRS against anyone who resists.

The government won’t default in the traditional sense — it’ll default in stealth. Through debasement, inflation, and eventually, the death of cash.

The Endgame: A Two-Tier World — Gold vs. Paper

As BRICS inches closer to launching a gold-backed trade currency, we’re staring down the barrel of a two-tier global economy: those with gold — and those with worthless IOUs.

So I’ll say it plainly: If you're holding dollars and no gold, you're exposed. You're the low-hanging fruit when the Fed needs a scapegoat. And trust me — they will come for your assets.

Your Move

Don’t wait for the bond market to implode or for the next BRICS summit to unveil a gold-backed currency. Prepare now. Pull your wealth out of the digital crosshairs. Stack physical metals. Exit the fiat matrix.

Start by downloading Bill Brocius’ essential guide:
Seven Steps to Protect Yourself from Bank Failure
It’s not just about surviving the collapse — it’s about outsmarting it.

Stay sharp. Stay free. Stay off their grid.

— Derek Wolfe