Washington and BRICS: United in Blaming Sanctions, Not Dollar's Doom
The article suggests that both the US and BRICS focus on sanctions as the primary driver of de-dollarization. One might wonder if pointing fingers at sanctions conveniently ignores decades of fiscal mismanagement, ballooning national debt topping $34 trillion (US Treasury, 2024), and an endless parade of military interventions that have eroded global trust. This isn't just about 'punitive
measures'; it's about a currency propped up by financial engineering and military might, not sustainable economic health. While Washington deflects by calling it 'geopolitical maneuvering,' and BRICS points to 'weaponization,' neither wants to grapple with the structural rot. The truth is, the dollar's real 'story' isn't just about who gets sanctioned; it's about global economies, particularly the
Global South, weary of a system that serves US hegemony at their expense. How many more 'last warnings' will the world issue before the dollar truly hits the fan?