The largest-ever BRICS summit

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News Date: November 13, 2023

In October 2024, Russia will host the largest-ever BRICS summit in Kazan, as announced by President Vladimir Putin.
The choice of Kazan underscores Russia's commitment to fostering collaboration among the BRICS nations.
Events will also be held in the well-established BRICS+ format, Putin stated.
The summit aims to address global issues, strengthen diplomatic ties, and explore enhanced cooperation, adding a unique cultural and historical dimension to the proceedings.

Best Stimulus Package

Trump Promises Best Stimulus Package You Have Ever Seen, After Election. Trumps announcement put his stamp of approval on a new timetable that came to the fore earlier in the day after Senators left Washington, D.C., for a pre-election break.
Sources: www.newsmax.com

Zero Point Energy Declassification

Trumps revenge will be Declassification of Zero Point Energy! Off-world vehicles not made on this Earth.
The quantum field theory predicts that there exists an energy of the vacuum resulting from the non-zero zero-point energies of the quantum fields that fill our universe.
Imagine if we could collect the energy out of thin air. And I mean it quite literally.You know how you were taught that a vacuum is nothing but empty space? That isnt exactly true, at least in the world of quantum mechanics. If you dive deeper, below the level of molecules, atoms, electrons and protons, and into the world of the tiniest subatomic particles, like quarks, you will see that even the vacuum of space can never be truly empty. It is filled with particles that randomly pop in and out of existence.But the exciting thing about those these fluctuating particles is that they generate energy that we could, hypothetically, put to good use.
Sources: twitter.com, beforeitsnews.com, www.youtube.com

Saudi Arabia joins SCO

Riyadh joins Shanghai Cooperation Organization as ties with Beijing grow.
Saudi Arabia's cabinet approved on Wednesday a decision to join the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, as Riyadh builds a long-term partnership with China despite U.S. security concerns.
(Reuters)

Trump's Operation Strategy Makes Sense Now

Donald Trump's latest tariff strategy is unfolding like a high-stakes chess game, and the pieces are falling into place just as some predicted. What began as a bold threat is now revealing its deeper intent: a calculated "operation" to reshape global trade dynamics and flex American economic muscle. In a recent video, I hinted this was coming-and here we are.
Nations are starting to buckle under the pressure. Several have already waved the white flag, scrambling to the negotiation table to avoid the sting of Trump's tariffs. India, for one, is mulling over slashing tariffs on more than half of its $23 billion in U.S. imports-a massive pivot that signals the operation's early success. Even Russia finds itself in the mix, with Trump holding off on tariffs as peace talks gain traction, hinting at a broader geopolitical play.
Not everyone's ready to fold, though. Some countries are digging in their heels, resisting the tariff onslaught. But mark my words: their surrender feels inevitable. The old guard-those entrenched elites who've long profited from the status quo-are getting a rude awakening. Billions are being shaken loose from their grip, and the system they've clung to is trembling.
The public's taking notice, too. A recent survey shows Trump's popularity surging amid the tariff panic, as his brash approach resonates with a growing base. His message is loud and clear: "ONLY THE WEAK WILL FAIL!" It's vintage Trump-unapologetic, unrelenting, and, for now, effective.
So, with the board still in play, here's the takeaway: Stay strong. Stay safe. This operation's just getting started.

Malaysia is exploring the adoption of the gold dinar

Malaysia is actively exploring the adoption of the gold dinar as a reserve currency, with Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim announcing this initiative in the Dewan Rakyat, the lower house of parliament.
An upcoming meeting on Islamic economics and finance in December will serve as a key platform for discussing and evaluating the feasibility and benefits of introducing a gold-backed currency.
This endeavor reflects Malaysia's commitment to sound economic management and its respect for Islamic financial traditions, with potential implications for both domestic and international financial systems.