This interview analyzes the escalating conflict between Saudi Arabia and Yemen, exploring how attacks on Gulf energy infrastructure are being leveraged to weaken regional economies. The discussion breaks down current US strategy in the Middle East, arguing it has devolved from grand strategy into sabotage, economic warfare, and proxy conflicts to serve specific geopolitical interests. It also examines the fragility of the US dollar, mounting national debt, and how foreign lobbying is accelerating American imperial decline. Finally, the conversation highlights how SCO and BRICS nations are actively building alternative, de-dollarized trade and infrastructure systems in response to growing US instability and unreliability on the global stage.
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