BRICS nations forge new world order as west’s economic collapse accelerates

• BRICS nations (China, Russia, Iran) are dominating resources, manufacturing, and energy, while Western economies decline due to debt, deindustrialization, and failed sanctions, accelerating a global power shift away from the U.S. and Europe.
• China leads in advanced manufacturing (AI, drones, microchips), Russia excels in arms and energy exports, and Iran leverages alliances to challenge U.S./Israeli influence, controlling critical rare earth minerals for future tech.
• The West’s economic model is collapsing—reliant on debt, financialization, and sanctions, while self-inflicted energy crises (e.g., Nord Stream sabotage) and industrial decline weaken military and economic resilience.
• Military superiority is shifting: Russia’s hypersonic missiles outpace U.S. defenses, Iran bypasses Israel’s Iron Dome, and China’s Belt and Road bypasses Western supply chains, leaving NATO exposed (e.g., Ukraine, Taiwan).
• A new anti-Western alliance is forming—China-Russia-Iran coordinate via land railways, defense pacts, and resource control, signaling the end of U.S. hegemony and the rise of a multipolar world order.

The global balance of power is undergoing a seismic shift as BRICS nations—led by China, Russia, and Iran—consolidate control over critical resources, manufacturing, and energy, while Western economies falter under self-inflicted crises. Recent developments highlight this dramatic realignment, with China declaring that “the world doesn’t need America,” and Russia and Iran deepening military and economic ties through land railways and airlifts. Meanwhile, the West’s reliance on debt-fueled sanctions and deindustrialization has backfired, leaving its economies vulnerable and its military capabilities diminished.

The Rise of the East: Manufacturing and Energy Dominance

The transcript reveals a stark contrast between the productive capacities of Eastern and Western nations. China now dominates global manufacturing, including advanced technologies like AI microchips and drones, while Russia has surged ahead in arms production, steel, and energy exports. Iran, bolstered by Russian missile supplies and Chinese infrastructure investments, has become a pivotal player in regional conflicts, challenging U.S. and Israeli hegemony.

As one analyst notes, “The side that wins a prolonged war is the side that can produce.” With the U.S. steel industry gutted, Europe’s factories fleeing, and the UK’s military reportedly reduced to “four tanks,” the West’s ability to sustain conflict—or even basic industrial output—is collapsing. Meanwhile, BRICS nations control 90% of rare earth minerals like neodymium, essential for robotics and defense systems, giving them a stranglehold over future technologies.

The West’s Self-Destruction: Debt, Deindustrialization, and Decline

The U.S. dollar’s dominance is unraveling as BRICS pushes for alternative currencies, and Western nations drown in unsustainable debt. “America exports debt and consumes products,” the transcript states, highlighting a parasitic economic model reliant on financialization rather than production. Europe’s energy suicide—exacerbated by the sabotage of Nord Stream pipelines—has accelerated deindustrialization, while sanctions against Russia have only enriched Moscow by forcing self-sufficiency.

Even military superiority is illusory. Israel, long propped up by U.S. arms, is burning through expensive interceptor missiles at an unsustainable rate, with reports suggesting it could exhaust its stockpile within days. Meanwhile, Russia’s hypersonic Kinzhal missiles render U.S. naval fleets obsolete, and China’s Belt and Road Initiative ensures supply chains bypass Western control entirely.

The New Axis: China, Russia, and Iran Reshape Geopolitics

China’s land railway to Iran and Russia’s mutual defense pact with Tehran symbolize a growing anti-Western alliance. As the U.S. struggles to rally NATO, Eastern powers are dictating terms: China warns against escalation, Russia threatens nuclear consequences, and Iran demonstrates missile capabilities that bypass Israel’s Iron Dome.

The implications are dire for the West. Ukraine’s defeat has already exposed NATO’s weakness, and Taiwan—abandoned by a stretched-thin U.S. Navy—could be next. “The U.S. operates like a thug with a baseball bat,” the transcript observes, but its targets are now fighting back with superior resources and strategy.

Conclusion: A Multipolar Future Emerges

The era of Western unipolarity is ending. BRICS nations, armed with resources, technology, and unified purpose, are forging a new world order—one where the U.S. and its allies are no longer indispensable. As the transcript warns, “The West is in its last death throes.” The only question is how violently it will resist its inevitable decline.

For now, the East rises—and the West reels.

Watch the June 19 episode of “Brighteon Broadcast News” as Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, talks about the defeat of the West, dominance of the East – history unfolding in real time.

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