Brink of Collapse: The Great American Exodus Has Begun | Here’s Why

Today, we're talking about something that's been on my mind. You see, it feels like the United States is imploding from within across multiple sectors, but in truth it's not just from within. We're seeing a sort of "run on the United States" from certain nations and business interests worldwide.

Remember the run on banks after the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank? Well, it seems like many nations are thinking about, or actually proceeding with, transferring their allegiance, assets, and commitments from the "Bank of the U.S." to the "Bank of China" or elsewhere. And this isn't just a thought or theory. High level individuals, officials, business people who have tons of real-world experience think the U.S. might be on the verge of collapse.

We've got issues like the current US administration seemingly losing control of the border, the decaying big cities, and a potential recession on the horizon. We're also seeing the destruction of the fossil fuel industry while pushing trillions into green energy alternatives. Not to mention the tensions in Ukraine that could trigger a nuclear strike. Add to that the weakening dollar and the overall ideological shift in our country, and it's no wonder other nations are starting to look elsewhere for partnerships and stability.

For example, French President Emmanuel Macron recently traveled to Beijing to meet with China’s President, and he brought along the president of the European Commission. His message was clear: Europeans shouldn't just follow America and get caught up in crises that aren't theirs. Mexican President has been openly criticizing U.S. leadership, calling it an "oligarchy" and not a real democracy.

And let's not forget about Saudi Arabia, which is inching closer to joining a China-led Asian security and economic bloc, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO). One Saudi analyst even said, "The traditional monogamous relationship with the US is now over. And we have gone into a more open relationship, strong with the U.S. but equally strong with China, India, [the] UK, France and others.” Brazil, China's most important trading partner in South America, has announced a new agreement to conduct bilateral commerce in their respective currencies instead of the U.S. dollar.

So, what's the takeaway here? Well, it seems that the confidence in the United States is waning, and a growing number of political and business leaders worldwide believe our country is in decline. Will this lead to a "run on the Bank of the United States" with assets being transferred to China or other other BRICS nations?

Only time will tell, but the signs are there for those who care to pay attention. Let me know your thoughts in the comments below.

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