Sep 21, 2023·edited Sep 21, 2023Liked by Ignatius of Maidstone
Nice post. China and India have traditionally been rivals, but India would be very smart to run as fast as possible from the United States and embrace China even at the cost of its pride. Still, though, my issue with the BRICS discussion is that it seems like a feint and a scam by our globalist overlords above the level of the nation state. Edward Slavsquat covers this point in detail here: https://edwardslavsquat.substack.com/p/sustainable-development-its-what and here: https://edwardslavsquat.substack.com/p/g20-vs-brics-who-is-more-sustainable , where he demonstrates that BRICS is fully onboard with what looks like every aspect of the globalist agenda.
Yes, I agree that the BRICS could turn into another form of globalism, but there isn’t a single globalist agenda either. The BRICS seem to dominate global politics and economics, but not in a woke manner (though the end result could be terrifying either way).
Nice post. China and India have traditionally been rivals, but India would be very smart to run as fast as possible from the United States and embrace China even at the cost of its pride. Still, though, my issue with the BRICS discussion is that it seems like a feint and a scam by our globalist overlords above the level of the nation state. Edward Slavsquat covers this point in detail here: https://edwardslavsquat.substack.com/p/sustainable-development-its-what and here: https://edwardslavsquat.substack.com/p/g20-vs-brics-who-is-more-sustainable , where he demonstrates that BRICS is fully onboard with what looks like every aspect of the globalist agenda.
Yes, I agree that the BRICS could turn into another form of globalism, but there isn’t a single globalist agenda either. The BRICS seem to dominate global politics and economics, but not in a woke manner (though the end result could be terrifying either way).