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The Dollar’s Not Dying Because of BRICS—It’s Dying Because of Washington

EDITOR'S NOTES

This piece cuts through the media noise: BRICS isn’t killing the dollar—we are, with our own reckless policies and political dysfunction. America’s fiscal madness, endless wars, and deepening political chaos are pushing nations to ditch the dollar, not because they want to—but because they have to. Gold, silver, and sovereignty are looking better by the day.

Washington Is Running the Dollar Into the Ground

We’re $36 trillion in debt. That’s trillion with a “T.” Interest payments alone just crossed the $1 trillion a year mark. And that’s just to keep the lights on—before we even talk about new spending. It’s like maxing out your credit cards and then taking out payday loans to pay the minimums. That’s not a sustainable plan—it’s financial suicide.

And while D.C. burns, the world watches. Nations around the globe aren’t ditching the dollar because BRICS is some evil mastermind group—they’re ditching it because the United States has become the most fiscally reckless empire in modern history.

Endless Wars, Endless Printing

We’re sending billions to Ukraine, billions more to Israel, and God knows who else is on the list this month. Meanwhile, our infrastructure is crumbling, our border’s wide open, and families can’t even afford groceries. It’s the kind of stuff that makes you wonder: Is this incompetence or intentional?

Economist Jeffrey Sachs put it bluntly: Washington is weaponizing the dollar. Sanctions, threats, and financial bullying are driving other countries into each other’s arms. Why would anyone want to trade in dollars when we treat the global financial system like our personal hammer?

America’s Political Chaos Is Killing Confidence

Let’s not pretend it’s just about money. The world sees what’s going on in our politics. Civil servants are being replaced by party loyalists. The IRS is being turned into a political weapon. The Constitution’s gathering dust on a shelf somewhere in a Georgetown law office.

When political instability replaces rule of law, the world starts asking hard questions: Is America still a safe bet? Is the dollar still trustworthy?

And guess what? More and more countries are saying “no.”

The World’s Building an Escape Plan

Over 50 nations are now trading in yuan, rupees, and rubles—not dollars. BRICS has already passed the G7 in purchasing power parity. India and Russia are swapping oil in their own currencies. China and Brazil are settling deals without a single greenback.

Even African countries are pushing to ditch the CFA franc. And in Europe? Folks in Italy and Germany are suddenly wondering if maybe—just maybe—it’s time to bring their gold back from the U.S. vaults.

This isn’t about hating America. This is about self-preservation. The rest of the world is realizing they’ve been playing a rigged game—and the house (that’s us) keeps changing the rules.

As one analyst put it:

“De-dollarization isn’t a threat to global stability—it’s a demand for fairness.”

It’s Not If the Dollar Declines—It’s When

Let’s be honest with ourselves: the dollar isn’t collapsing because of BRICS. It’s collapsing because America is making all the wrong moves—endless debt, weaponized finance, broken politics, and a ruling elite that seems more interested in lining their pockets than preserving national strength.

The dollar’s dominance always depended on one thing: trust. Trust in our economy, our legal system, our leadership. That trust is eroding fast—and the world’s already building alternatives.

The Bottom Line: Get Out of the System Before the System Turns on You

This is why I keep banging the drum about gold and silver. Precious metals aren’t just some dusty relic from history—they’re financial insurance in a time of chaos. If you're still holding only paper promises, you’re playing a dangerous game.

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Frank Balm