2022-07-05
One of the petitions (to those who masquerade as our government) that I have not yet seen raised might be a petition urging the UK to join the BRICS (Brazil Russia India China) group of nations - in other words that group of nations that appears to be forging a new path to the future rather than clinging to the outmoded and failing power-groupings of the past.
Of all the European nations, Britain may well be among those best placed to do exactly that following our exit from the EU.
Some may find this suggestion tasteless, made as it is whilst the UK is clearly engaged in an even more tasteless proxy war with Russia, but this is (at least for now) merely a philosophical issue which doesn't detract from the primary argument.
In any case, there is no case for casting aside logical thought and philosophical enquiry because there is a war on - wars are never won by building strategy upon untruths.
In fact, the idea that the UK could join with the BRICS (whether carried through or not) illustrates exactly why a co-operative of friendly but independent nations can out-flank and outsmart the continued imposition of failing political paradigms, through a relatively controlled process of migration, one state at a time, from the old to the new as local circumstances permit. Obviously the fewer coercive hurdles to moving are in place, the easier that process becomes.
Supranational constructs such as the USSR, the EU, and to a lesser extent the USA and NATO, prohibit such a process, preferring to hold their group together in the teeth of inevitability by all and any means necessary, thus in the end enforcing a relatively sudden and disorderly collapse.
So what would make the BRICS grouping any different from the old UN - EU - NATO - USSR groupings? I'm not going to attempt to answer that here as space prohibits, but it's something to think about as you watch this short video:
(8 minutes)
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