🚨DONALD TRUMP THREATENS BRICS:

"The idea that the BRICS Countries are trying to move away from the Dollar, while we stand by and watch, is OVER. We are going to require a commitment from these seemingly hostile Countries that they will neither create a new BRICS Currency, nor back any other Currency to replace the mighty U.S. Dollar or, they will face 100% Tariffs, and should expect to say goodbye to selling into the wonderful U.S. Economy. They can go find another sucker Nation. There is no chance that BRICS will replace the U.S. Dollar in International Trade, or anywhere else, and any Country that tries should say hello to Tariffs, and goodbye to America!"

Donald Trump needs to understand America First involves embracing the multipolar world and pursuing cooperation, the unipolar world isn’t coming back no matter how many tariffs or sanctions are used.

The US’🇺🇸 threats, bullying and weaponisation of the international financial system is what gave birth to the rise of BRICS in the first place, doing more of the same will only accelerate the rise of multipolarity.

The US has a choice, either embrace multipolarity and enter a golden age of economic prosperity and cooperation, or continue clinging to crumbling hegemony and be left out.

USAID, the notorious regime change arm of Washington is now dead, or at least 'slimmed down' and under State Department control thanks to Trump. Here's a reminder of just one case of its nefarious role in destabilising global south nations:

Wikileaks revealed in 2006 that the US was using a 5-point strategy to destabilise Venezuela🇻🇪 and push regime change against Hugo Chavez:

The cable stated: “In August of 2004, Ambassador outlined the country team’s five-point strategy to guide embassy activities in Venezuela for the period 2004-2006 (specifically, from the referendum to the 2006 presidential elections). The strategy’s focus is: 1) Strengthening Democratic Institutions, 2) Penetrating Chavez’s political base, 3) Dividing Chavismo, 4) Protecting Vital US business, and 5) Isolating Chavez internationally.”

By 2010, external funding for opposition groups in Venezuela reached more than $57 million, mostly from USAID and the NED.

Eva Golinger noted that during its first two years of operations, USAID/OTI had a $10 million budget, which was used to fund approximately 64 opposition groups and programs in Venezuela. The majority of the funding media companies to produce non-stop anti-Chávez propaganda inside Venezuela and an unsuccessful campaign to recall President Hugo Chavez from office in 2010.

Since Hugo Chavez remained popular thanks to his economic agenda of lifting millions out of poverty and raising living standards for the working class, USAID's efforts failed. The organisation then shifted strategy to building an opposition youth movement that would focus on using the power of social media to depose Chavez.

From 2006 to 2010, USAID changed strategy and millions of dollars were spent to fund university programs, workshops, and other events to aid Venezuela's youth in building an anti-Chavez movement.

USAID was nothing more than an arm of regime change and subversion, used to infiltrate societies in the global south, and foment unrest against leaders who either refused to follow Washington's economic orders or did not align with US foreign policy. Millions in the global south will celebrate the end of this organisation which created fake neoliberal revolutions for hire, to destroy real revolutionary movements and governments.