‘G7 must admit they can’t rule the world’: Financial Times says BRICS rise in influence means an end to US hegemony and G7 dominance. And Washington needs to learn to negotiate.
“Goodbye G7, hello G20” was the headline of an article in The Economist about the first G20 summit in Washington in 2008, which claimed it represented “a decisive shift in the old world order.” Today hopes for a global economic order based on cooperation have evaporated. The former world of G7 dominance is even more distant than the world of G20 cooperation. Neither global cooperation nor Western dominance looks feasible. What might follow? Alas, “separation” may be one answer, and “anarchy” another.
The moment of US “unipolarity” and the economic dominance of the G7 is in the past. 19 countries have applied to join the BRICS, which already includes Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. BRICS now appears to be on its way to becoming a significant global grouping. Obviously, what unites its members is the desire not to depend on the whims of the US and its closest allies, which have dominated the world for the past two centuries.
Yes, the G7 must protect its values and its interests. But it cannot rule the world, even though the fate of the world will depend on its members. It is necessary once again to find a way to cooperate”
February 2022 marked the end of 500 years of western Conquistador “values”. They can’t believe what they are withnessing because they are the masters of the universe. It’s their natural rights to dominate the Untermensch.
The Western neo-cons (Khazarians) do not possess ‘reverse gear’; when defeated in one sphere, they never apologize; they simply move on to the next color-revolution. They’re blindsided by their delusionary hubris. The rest of the world is just a Jungle (Borrell) that should be exploited and the loot moved back to the Garden (Borrell).
These are rabid racists that the global south should avoid at all cost.