It Begins: Countries Are Abandoning The U.S. Dollar And IMF!

The world is losing patience with President Donald J. Trump and the dominance of the U.S. dollar.

President Donald J. Trump, former presidents Joe Biden and George W. Bush have caused a ripple effect in our economy. They have allowed our country to spiral further down.

Many countries are starting to realize that the U.S. will never be a reliable partner.

So they will start banning Americans from entering their countries, abandon the U.S. dollar as a major trading currency and end their partnership with the International Monetary Fund.

While the U.S. dollar remains the dominant currency in trade, it is waning thanks to the incredible arrogance of our president.

The attacks on Nigeria, Venezuela, Syria, Iraq, Somalia, Yemen, Iran and Chad will not go without any repercussions. The United Nations is always blocked from holding the U.S. and Israel accountable.

It allows Russia to continue its aggression and expansion into NATO aligned countries.

Cause if the U.S. and Israel does it, what's to stop Russia?

WORLD WAR III

Thanks to Trump and former president Joe Biden, the United States and Israel started the third global conflict. 

A growing number of countries, led by BRICS nations (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, plus new members like Iran, UAE, Egypt, Ethiopia), are actively reducing reliance on the U.S. dollar (de-dollarization) by increasing local currency trade, diversifying reserves, and exploring alternative payment systems to gain economic independence. This trend involves major economies like China settling more trade in yuan, Russia shifting to rubles/yuan for energy, and countries like Argentina and Brazil using yuan for debt/imports, indicating a significant shift in global finance away from dollar dominance.

Iran is preparing for the potential airstrikes on its sovereignty by Israel and the United States.

Trump has explicitly stated he would punish BRICS nations with severe tariffs if they attempt to move away from using the U.S. dollar as the global reserve currency or create a rival currency. He views such efforts as an "anti-American" attempt to "destroy the dollar". 

BRICS nations, in turn, have been exploring ways to conduct more trade in local currencies to reduce their dependence on the dollar and mitigate vulnerability to U.S. sanctions, a strategy known as de-dollarization. The U.S. has increasingly used the dollar and its financial system as a geopolitical tool, which has incentivized other nations to seek alternative payment methods. 

Trump's threats have drawn a strong reaction from BRICS leaders, who have criticized the U.S.'s unilateral tariff policies as a threat to global trade. Despite the rhetoric, some individual BRICS nations, like India, have clarified they are not aiming to replace the dollar entirely but are seeking "workarounds" to protect their own trade interests.