"We should not expect BRICS in two days in South Africa turning the rules based international order upside down. No, this is going to be a gradual, slow moving, very challenging process. But what's happening in South Africa and immediately after South Africa, let's say, is a sort of Rosetta Stone for what's going to happen ahead."

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“As countries abandon the use of the dollar, we see America's financing problems become real for the first time. The living standards will fall because inflation and import prices will rise. Is this going to happen tomorrow or we wake up? No, but it's already starting to happen. This is a gradual process and it will pick up momentum as it goes and the results become more obvious.”

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“The Ukrainians will do everything they can to disrupt negotiations. They will try to goad the Russians into extreme reactions, which they can then capitalize on to build-up opposition to Russia in the West. And of course, they will pull every lever that they can in the United States and Europe with people who are sympathetic to themselves. They will do everything they can to disrupt the peace process.”

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“The Biden administration, through the American Central Intelligence Agency and British MI6, has succeeded in taming the press,” Andrew Napolitano said. “So, the American media, even my friends and former colleagues at Fox News, are giving a version of these events which is not based in reality on the ground.”

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"Today with the modern technology, a Russian defense national command and control center in Moscow can actually get a video feed from some private on the ground in the Donbass," Andrei Martyanov said. "And then they also receive these immense datasets, immense stream of information that can be used for reconnaissance and targeting.”

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“The economic bloc between a rock and a hard place is Europe – they're energy importers, they're not particularly good exporters of anything that really matters anymore,” Tom Luongo said. “Germany is being deindustrialized like you wouldn't believe. Italy is being squeezed politically to the point where its vaunted industrial engine is being crushed. And then you have energy prices set to rise.”

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“The West -- like a degenerate gambler -- keeps doubling down, keeps placing new bets. Even though they're running out of money, they're running out of ammunition, and running out of manpower as far as the Ukrainians are concerned,” Larry Johnson said.

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“Russia is out-producing the Collective West combined in terms of artillery, ammunition, drones, and even long range precision weapons like missiles,” Brian Berletic said. “So, all of these things combined prove that Russia does indeed have an immense military industrial output and that they’re adapting to the realities on the battlegrounds, whereas the West is just grabbing anything that they have laying around and sending it to Ukraine.”

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“In 1983, the United States was still a creditor nation. Now the United States is the largest debtor nation in the history of the world,” Jim Rogers said. So, sure, things feel okay at the moment, but that moment is not going to last forever. Somebody has got to pay this debt.”

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“At some point in time, rhetoric collides with reality, and reality will crush rhetoric every step of the way,” Scott Ritter said. “So, [US Secretary of Defense] Lloyd Austin can say whatever he wants, but it's not going to change the outcome on the battlefield. NATO can get together and talk about how resolutely they're going to support the Ukrainians, but the Ukrainians need massive quantities of ammunition. NATO doesn't have that and they can't produce it, so Ukraine's not going to get it.”

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