Shahid Bolsen exposing the West for 5 minutes straight

🇸🇩 ⚡ 🇱🇾🇪🇬 | Libyan Militia and Egypt’s Military Back Opposite Sides in Sudan Conflict -Wall Street Journal

🔴Khalifa Haftar, the commander of a faction that controls eastern Libya, dispatched at least one plane to fly military supplies to Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, Meanwhile, Egypt sent warplanes and pilots to back the Sudanese military.

🇱🇾Mr. Haftar, who is backed by Russia and the United Arab Emirates, sent at least one shipment of ammunition on Monday from Libya to Sudan to replenish supplies for Gen. Dagalo (RSF leader)

🇪🇬Egypt, which has officially called for an end to the fighting, sent fighter jets just before the fighting started and additional pilots soon after to support Gen. Burhan, A Sudanese army official said one Egyptian jet fighter destroyed an ammunition depot controlled by Gen. Dagalo on Monday afternoon.

🚩 @ResistanceTrench

BRICS to outpace G7 global growth in 2023

The BRICS group, comprised of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, will account for 32.1% of global growth this year, compared to the G7's 29.9%, Bloomberg reported, citing IMF data.

Moreover, the BRICS countries will significantly increase their share of the global economy to almost 35% by 2028, while the G7's contribution to the world economy is expected to decrease to 27.8%.

China and India will be the top contributors to global growth over the next five years, with China's share of global GDP expansion set to be double that of the US.

This data highlights the shifting balance of power in the global economy, with the BRICS group increasingly becoming a dominant force in driving global economic growth.

In turn, the G7 nations, including the US, the UK, Canada, France, Germany, Italy and Japan, will no longer be considered the most advanced global economic bloc.

Subscribe to Russian Market

A lot of people have joined the telegram channel over the past few days, and I assume that is due to some clips being shared on other channels. People will have a variety of beliefs that may make some of my content appealing to them; they may be on the Right, on the Left, they may be conspiracy theorist types, or they may be independent heterodox thinkers. We will find points of agreement and points to disagreement, no doubt. For myself, I just want to clarify something I have said a number of times in my content: I do not believe in any explanation of the global power structure that assigns dominant control to any secret society, ethnic or religious group, family, or international organisation. The owners and controllers of global financialised capital (OCGFC) dominate world affairs, and they are a diverse class of people who have both shared and competing interests amongst themselves; they do not all have the same world view, they do not all have the same philosophy, they do not all have the same plans. There is a general instinct for power consolidation and expansion which will be pursued in a variety of ways, and these strategies will inevitably adapt according to circumstances. It is a complex, shifting, and dynamic power struggle that is never-ending. As much as possible, we have to be objective, dispassionate, and analytical in our approach to identifying real power players, their interests, and how these interests are pursued; just for our own understanding of the world, and in order to be effective in developing our own strategies for improvement.

Monetize then legalize

Leaders' self-interest can still benefit the people

Escalation in Sudan

Told ya

Wagner supporting RSF?

Eid Mubarak Everyone, may Allah accept your fasting and worship this Ramadan and may you enter Shawwal forgiven completely

❗️US Dips Back into its Special Petroleum Reserves

The move - to increase inventory - is the first time it has returned to the reserve since January 2023.

Subscribe to RT

The US balks at thriving UAE-Russia relations

The leak of classified documents suggesting Emirati-Russian intel against the US has caused uncertainty about the future of US-UAE relations amid significant shifts in the geopolitics of the Persian Gulf.

🚨🎥 | Bahrain’s state MP Ahmad Qarata in Parliament calls for strong action of Gulf states against Indian Government & Extremist Hindu groups such as the 'RSS' that are persecuting minorities especially Muslims in India. 🇧🇭⚡️🇮🇳

"Indians in Bahrain-Gulf are treated with all respect whilst they earn their bread/butter in Muslim countries but our Muslim brethren in India are being persecuted and it’s unacceptable."

Russia and Bolivia dump dollar, euro to settle in local currencies

Russia and Bolivia agreed on a new trade transaction system to drop the US dollar and euro and carry out international commercial transactions using the Russian ruble and the Bolivian bolivianos instead.

The agreement was reached by Bolivian Foreign Minister Rogelio Mayta and his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov as part of his Latin American tour.

"Financial operations can now be carried out using national currencies. Direct correspondent accounts in rubles and bolivianos were opened between Gazprombank and Union, the largest Bolivian state-owned bank," Russian Ambassador to Bolivia Mikhail Ledenev said.

This will facilitate the work of Russian firms in the Andean market, which includes Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru, he added.

Russia's 2023 Foreign Policy Concept, in effect earlier this month, makes specific reference to Latin America as a region of focus.

Subscribe to Russian Market

Salaam everyone, apparently private messages are being sent by someone posing as either the Admin, or a Middle Nation group member, to people in the discussion. This is not me, nor anyone associated with the channel. It is either a bot or a scamster, block and delete any such messages

FYI, I will not private message anyone in the discussion or who is subscribed to the channel. Anyone in the chat who wishes to communicate privately with anyone else in the chat, you should ask their permission to do so IN THE CHAT. Jazakum Allahu Khayran

After following US policy for over 30 years, and consistently seeing real-world outcomes that contradict the public rationales for the policies that caused them; I recognised quite some time ago that the official rationales have nothing whatsoever to do with the intention behind any policy. However, because the outcomes regularly bear no resemblance to the stated policy objectives, you will often see critics lambasting the US for incompetence. This characterization either reveals the incompetence of complicity of such critics. In other words, they are either so naïve as to believe that the outcomes of a policy are genuinely mistakes – in which case they are incompetent as critics, or, they are knowingly deflecting blame for malicious intent by writing it off as foolishness on the part of policy makers – in which case, they are complicit.
And this keeps happening. I am seeing so many commentators talking about de-dollarization, about the fall of the dollar, about the economic free fall of Europe, all as unintended consequences of the sanctions against Russia; and they are either cheering about it because they fancy themselves champions of the Global South, or they are lamenting it as a dangerous decline of US hegemony. But either perspective seems consistently to assume that no one could have possibly seen this coming, or that it was otherwise unintended. This, in my opinion, is absurd. These outcomes were not only entirely predictable, they were predicted; by myself and surely by others. What is happening with the dollar, what is happening to Europe, is exactly what was intended to happen.

The OCGFC do not have an ideology, or anyway, ideology does not guide their decisions. However, states and populations do have ideologies. This is where think tanks come in. Think tanks function to translate the pursuit of narrow self-interest by the OCGFC into ideologically and philosophically justifiable policies that can camouflage their actual purpose, because most people – including people within the so-called “deep state”, cannot endorse policies that blatantly serve the wealth accumulation and power consolidation of the OCGFC.
Most normal people, including people in government, have some form of moral belief system, some form of ideology; be that religious, nationalistic, or what have you. Therefore, the greed and lust for power of the owners and controllers of global financialised capital must be clothed in moral or patriotic rationales. That is what think tanks do; whether it is the Heritage Foundation, Brookings Institution, or the World Economic Forum. These organisations do not set policy, they simply translate the desires of the OCGFC into the language of policy.