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The U.S. Has a Plan to Defeat BRICS’ De-Dollarization Agenda - But Will It Work?

EDITOR'S NOTES

While mainstream narratives celebrate the U.S. “counter-strategy” to BRICS de-dollarization, the truth is far murkier—and far more dangerous. This isn’t just about tariffs and trade talks. It’s about a system trying to delay its own funeral. In this article, I break down why Washington’s attempts to preserve the dollar’s dominance are nothing more than smoke and mirrors—and why the real battle is not with BRICS, but with the implosion of a rigged fiat system from within.

Mr. Anderson Sep 18, 25

The Illusion of Control

Let’s start with the obvious: BRICS isn’t bluffing. Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa—and now newcomers like Saudi Arabia and Mexico—are building financial lifeboats. They're settling trade in local currencies, stockpiling gold, and quietly shifting the global monetary axis away from the U.S. dollar.

So how is Washington responding? With the same bag of tricks it’s used since the Cold War: tariffs, coercion, and backdoor Wall Street influence. But here’s the problem—they’re applying 20th-century pressure to a 21st-century crisis.

Ask yourself: If the dollar were truly strong, why would it need defending through threats and trade wars?

Tariffs, Tech Blocks & Denial

According to the article from Watcher Guru, the U.S. strategy consists of:

Tariffs on 185 nations.
Rallying the G7 to punish BRICS oil trade.
Weaponizing Silicon Valley (e.g., Microsoft cutting ties with Russia-linked firms).
Leaning on Wall Street’s confidence to project dominance.

But none of this addresses the core issue: trust in the dollar is evaporating because it’s no longer backed by anything but debt and global military enforcement.

And let’s not forget: tariffs are a short-term hammer. They create more friction than leverage in an increasingly multipolar world. When the U.S. slaps tariffs on India and China, BRICS doesn’t capitulate—they accelerate de-dollarization.

Microsoft cutting off services? It’s a signal to the world that America’s influence over trade now hinges on corporate blackmail. That’s not strength. That’s desperation.

The Real Threat: A Global Revolt Against Fiat

While Washington obsesses over controlling external threats, the real enemy is internal rot. The dollar isn’t collapsing because BRICS is ambitious—it’s collapsing because:

The U.S. has $35 trillion in debt.
The Fed has printed over $9 trillion in the last 15 years.
The dollar has lost 97% of its purchasing power since the gold window closed in 1971.

BRICS didn’t create that problem. Washington did.

BRICS is merely reacting to the failure of fiat currency as a global standard. These nations are hedging against a system they know is nearing terminal velocity. And they’re doing it with gold, commodity-backed trade, and blockchain-based settlements—systems that don’t require permission from Washington or Brussels.

Prediction: The Dollar Won’t Collapse From Without—But From Within

Let me make this plain: The U.S. dollar isn’t going to be dethroned by BRICS. It’s going to be buried by the Federal Reserve.

The so-called "counter-strategy" the U.S. is employing isn’t a proactive defense. It’s a reactive retreat. The Fed’s addiction to cheap credit, the Treasury’s dependence on foreign debt buyers, and the political class’s refusal to enact sound money reforms are the real threats.

Until America embraces monetary sovereignty—replacing Fed-backed debt notes with Treasury-issued, gold-convertible currency—the world will continue to look for an exit ramp.

Solution: Sound Money or Sovereign Collapse

We are at the same crossroads our Founding Fathers warned about. As Jefferson once wrote, “If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issuance of their currency, the banks... will deprive the people of all property.”

The only viable escape is to decouple from fiat and re-anchor to gold.

President Trump’s recent initiatives—gold-convertible Treasury bonds, revaluing U.S. gold reserves, and introducing a Treasury-issued currency—aren’t fringe ideas. They’re our last line of defense.

Until then, here’s what I recommend:

Move a portion of your savings into physical gold, preferably in the form of U.S.-minted Gold American Eagles.
Stop relying on Wall Street’s spin. Trust your instincts and look at what other nations are doing, not saying.
Watch the Treasury, not just the Fed. The real power shift will come when Congress reclaims its constitutional authority over money.

Final Thought: The Empire Never Thinks It's Falling—Until It Hits the Ground

The de-dollarization conversation isn’t just about BRICS. It’s a global referendum on whether the world is willing to trust a system built on debt, inflation, and coercion.

And increasingly, the answer is no.

The sooner you realign your financial life with reality—by owning assets that can’t be printed—the better off you’ll be when the next shock hits.

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