Malaysia Just Changed the Future of Asia with THIS One Move!

[@CyrusJanssen]

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[@themostbestwizard]

Decolonialization is so hot right now... 😇

[@xxxxxxxxx3944]

Houthis DO NOT control the Suez !!! The Suez is controlled by Egypt. The Houthis target the Straits of Hormuz. They don't technically control it. The Iranians unofficially do.

[@sftita]

We pronounce ASEAN as: AH-see-an, btw, not a-ZEE-an. 😁

[@Muhammad-sx7wr]

For anyone who doubts who to thank for this collapsing US dollar that will inevitably happen don't forget it's the number one country that we're not permitted to name. Because you will be called anti...

[@MarkYeung1]

@@themostbestwizard Ukraine is no longer a Russian colony.

[@happymelon7129]

Former PM of Malaysia , Mahathir Mohamad told WSJ in Sept , 2018 , " We have traded with China for nearly two thousand years . China never conquered us. We have relations with Europe. The Portuguese came to Malaysia in 1509. Two years later, they came and conquered us. So I always feel that I’m safer with China than with Western countries " . Current Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim told reporters in Australia 3 months ago -- If Western countries have problems with China "they should not impose it upon us", we do not have a problem with China .

[@sanitman1488]

The Philippines have problems with communist China!

[@lukei6255]

Maybe China didn't conquer Malaysia, but certainly the Chinese 😂 They already took Singapore from Malaysia.

[@btlim4316]

​@@lukei6255Actually the British took it and moved Chinese immigrants there. China didn't take Singapore

[@louischau7982]

@@lukei6255maybe you didn’t understand what he wanted to tell us regarding the western civilization

[@riptyurass302]

Tell that to Vietnam that was just chilling and China took the opportunity to attack. Of course they never attacked Malaysia, they’d have to go through Vietnam and Thailand first, doesn’t mean they wouldn’t if they could.

[@GillerHeston]

BRICS wants to build a new currency. It is also worth noting that gold has historically been used as a store of value and a means of exchange, and some countries still hold significant amounts of gold in their reserves. However, it is unclear how a new currency backed by gold would function in the current global financial system and whether it would gain widespread acceptance. Ultimately, any decision to create a new currency would be subiect to numerous economic, political, and logistical considerations.

[@rogerwheelers4322]

It's interesting to learn more about the discussions and proposals around BRICS nations and their potential use of gold. There are several reasons why people may choose to buy gold, including its historical use as a store of value and means of exchange, its potential as a hedge against inflation or currency devaluation, and its relative scarcity compared to other commodities. Additionally, gold can offer diversification benefits to investment portfolios, as it tends to have a low correlation with other asset classes like stocks and bonds. However, it's important to note that investing in gold carries risks and may not be suitable for evervone. and investors should carefully consider their investment objectives, risk tolerance, and financial situation before making any decisions.

[@joshbarney114]

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[@FabioOdelega876]

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[@joshbarney114]

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[@FabioOdelega876]

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[@benibky6281]

Wow, Malaysia is great, I support Malaysia to join BRICS for a good future...👍👏

[@terryl858]

@banned29lean-w5ro dear the G7dwarfs are really in a pickle

[@wmchan44]

The USA abuse of the USD as the world's preferred reserve and trading currency inevitably led to it's demise. This trend will continues as more countries reduce their risk of having their reserves stolen or frozen. BRICS+ is their alternative solution.

[@IaintTheHerb]

Stolen reserves is just a convenient way for the US to default on their treasury obligations. They can't do this and not expect consequences.

[@wmchan44]

@@IaintTheHerb Agreed. Once it is going this downhill abyse there is no salvage for the USA. It is THE END of the once great USA empire. Most people outside the Continental America can see this trend but most Americans are still in their dreams.

[@Dreadwolf3155]

yeah....so buddy up with China. Good luck with that

[@windydragon6522]

​@@wmchan44 There's still a substantial number who could still see Biden as fit to run for another term 😂😂😂

[@wmchan44]

@@windydragon6522 Humans are mortal and all had an expiry date. It is in Biden's and the world's safety and interest that Biden retires and not try to struggle another four more years as POTUS. Let the new generation had a chance to mould the country and perhaps save it.

[@jon_nomad]

So true ... I always never understand why both Malaysia and China have to loose 3% transaction fees each to the US dollar system. That's 6% to the US without even lifting a finger. That's almost 50% of the profit margins of most companies... it's virtually daylight robbery. If China Malaysia trade is $250 billion, the US earns an incredible $15 billion through SWIFT messaging system alone.

[@MusehanaH]

...essentially, the US gets paid to be the middle man. It ends now! 😀

[@jordansoviet23]

And also their transactions are being tracked too without their consent as well.

[@kellylawson5959]

Wow maybe we won’t be able to be the war machine anymore

[@harry77998]

Wow

[@moiramaine8986]

this type of comment is the easiest for people to understand why the world wants to ditch USD. wonder why i don't see it more? youtube deleting?

[@AG-mn6bf]

The advent of BRICS means the end of Western warlike hegemony, and that's fine. I'm 71 years old, I'm Canadian, and never in my sweetest dreams did I think I would experience this. BRICS brings peace to earth.

[@asyaasya4047]

Thank you, Sir! God Bless you from Russia🙏🏻

[@xpozen8994]

We need to thank Russia and China, and even India to an extent. these yanks are drunk on power and think they are invincible.

[@eltongoaustriaco8268]

Yes, especially to Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova

[@xpozen8994]

@@eltongoaustriaco8268 Iraq, Libya, Syria, and many other Latin American countries would like to say otherwise yank.

[@dev_zero98]

What warlike agenda? The Russians started war with Ukraine, Arabs started wars with Israel, Russia brewing wars in Africa, Russia and China brewing wars south America

[@cherubimcherubim9515]

Henry Kissinger once say, "To be an enemy of the US is dangerous, but to be a friend is fatal". With friends like US these who needs enemies.

[@creolecajun9988]

That's really funny considering it was the very reason Saudi Arabia and China were friendly to the US which is what got them so rich...What did they ever do for the US? Chinese sold US a bunch of cheap worthless electronics and Saudi sold the US oil which the US didn't need. The US practically single handed built up both those economies to where they are today and this is the thanks they give to the US. Trust is there doing the US a favor

[@stormbear7330]

I hope Australia joins BRICS it a region. 🥰

[@mrboxheadd748]

WRONG! HE SAID "IT MAY BE DANGEROUS TO BE AN ENEMY OF AMERICA BUT TO BE A FRIEND IS FATAL "

[@creolecajun9988]

@@stormbear7330 Countries with a strong and stable economy will not ditch there currency for the Chinese Yuan that would be suicidal.

[@MrArthoz]

@@mrboxheadd748 US enemy=maybe dangerous; US friend=fatal. Risk vs Certainty. Thanks, got it crystal clear. The choice is certain beyond all doubt.

[@ghrbaa6727]

23% of Malaysians are Chinese, that’s correct. But so many Malaysians have partial Chinese ancestry. I once talked about ancestry with three other very typical malay muslim friends. To my surprise out of four of us I was the only one without mixed racial heritage. All three of my friends had Chinese grandmothers! This could be traced back to the time of Japanese invasion of Malaya where Chinese families gave away their daughters to Malay families to protect them against rape and sexual violence by the Japanese who hated Chinese people.

[@suffian9904]

Im malay but my ancestors were from patani and so called "melayu kedah", i have one late chinese aunt in penang and 2 of mixed cousins. All we need is love and respect towards each other and i'll gladly give my life to protect whomever ( chinese, indian, sikh, sabahan, sarawakian, malay n etc ) friends and this country if anything happens to us.

[@imnotreal7922]

Im a Malaysian Malay but im 101% agreed with PMX to join BRICS. Just look at the war in Gaza. We learned how Sh*t the US/western countries and their double standard.

[@asyfer729]

Kinda true, Im one of the mix where my mother is adopted. I also knew few other like me haha

[@sriyion8167]

@@suffian9904 Malay Federation belongs to Malays.

[@wai-sunchia6190]

​@@sriyion8167The World is already going multipolar, yet you're still stuck with this 70s Malays supremacist ideology. Move on, there more to life than this. What's the difference between Malay supremacy and White supremacy?

[@Henry-ve3ye]

Malaysia is one of the small great country in the world. This step unlocked a next level.

[@syahvai]

Who said Malaysia is small? 330K km2, standing tall with that size of Germany or Japan and even bigger than Italy. Keyword, google landmass by countries.

[@luqman3722]

​@syahvai But the main income is from tax people. While msia just have around 50m people. Germany have 80m. Japan have 120m. Italy have 60m. Its also a big differential. Msia & italy mybe a bit near.

[@jaksjdh]

​@@luqman3722 well ,I think maybe u got some false information, Malaysia only got around 30m people, which is half from the italy

[@jimyounger9490]

BRICS IS THE FUTURE

[@JM-gu3tx]

United in tyranny and corruption.

[@ody9931]

The question is our future looking good? The citizens of these nations are very much controlled and owned by their governments. With the rise of BRICS will be the rise of authoritarianism and an increase in slavery. There are plenty of statistics on this

[@Rath9765]

​@@JM-gu3tx but they won't be the same as now it will be

[@anonymoushuman8962]

@@JM-gu3tx You’re talking about the west. We are sick to death of you and you financial and geopolitical hegemony. It has to be stopped. You support Israel without question the biggest threat to peace at this time.

[@chimingyuen]

Trading goods is better than buying weapons

[@faizalstormtrooper]

I remember in 1997 when Anwar Ibrahim mention to set up an Asian Monetary Fund (AMF) to counter over reliance on the US dollar in the region. Same idea as BRICS has been revived after 27 years.

[@zafir7007]

He mooted the idea again to President Xi during his visit last year.

[@musicclassic5938]

The BRICS currency will be the most powerful monetary unit in the world, but I'd still invest in property, it's safer.

[@leealex24]

Malaysia maybe a small country with small population but, our GDP per capita is among the highest in ASEAN at US$13,200 (PPP almost $40,000) with a very open economy. Of course, great location.

[@erenyeagerist7681]

I'm surprised he wasn't offed by see I aye like what happened to Gadaffi

[@a__asnow6402]

​@@erenyeagerist7681 I think the 98 incident was related.

[@SamSam-jp1ju]

As Malaysian, i’m so happy when my Prime Minister announced this. BRICS BRICS BRICS!!!

[@protonhew7490]

They use tax payer money to buy those gold and you never get any granted from there, will you happy also ?

[@agaro5]

​@@protonhew7490they will use it for infrastructure and homeless shelters

[@agaro5]

​@@protonhew7490anwars main objective is for a basically a quality of life update, he has forced the food stalls to get restaurant permit and to evict them because they station themselves in the centre of parking spaces

[@protonhew7490]

@@agaro5 so do you see any lifestyle update?

[@agaro5]

@@protonhew7490 from where I am the stalls have gone away and he made the country equal because before to graduate you need 2-4 GPA but for Malay they needed at least 1 GPA, but now he made it equal with the Chinese Indians and melayu

[@WONGKHAIHONGMoe]

It's 2024, the 50th anniversary of China Malaysia relations, joining now would make it all the more important.

[@jamescc2010]

Joining BRICS is on the right side. I am an Thai/American and agreeing with Thailand and other countries. Congrats to Thailand and Malaysia, and more countries to join this peaceful and prosperous alliance.

[@aqwevony3275]

Peaceful...meanwhile on the india-chinese borders

[@renatomanalili315]

Its a wrong decisions to Join,look whos China and Russia what are they doing ,Russia invade ukrain,China also a silent invade SEA and land boundary.5years from now all brics member are crying and beg to the US for Help.

[@anxiousearth680]

​@@aqwevony3275 And of course the Russia-Ukraine war

[@Travelling_Heart15]

​@@anxiousearth680and of course the current Philippines and china waters dispute

[@Jacobplayz269]

Yeah a very "peaceful" alliance yes it is very "peaceful"

[@ciaranReal]

Im british and just want to say well done to malaysia. I know it sound wierd coming from someone british but we are also under the thumb of the usa and our politicians have destroyed our country and yours. So i dont blame you and hope the rest of the world prospers 🇬🇧 ❤

[@alex-E7WHU]

🇬🇧❤️🇷🇺✌️👍

[@strikye7]

most western countries/politicians/elites are under the thumb of globalist (they go different names). they want to form a new world order starting in with western countries.

[@MiziNorhayani-gp7hc]

Tq my Friends form 🇲🇾🤝🇬🇧🤝 forever

[@evoo1714]

1993 Black hawkdown Mlalaysia UN army help American Soldier in somalia.

[@MiziNorhayani-gp7hc]

@@evoo1714 Yes i know 👍black hawk down.somalia market

[@Stageone__]

No more slave to USD dollar

[@BrunoHeggli-zp3nl]

Why not?its great!

[@kakatuaa]

I have anticipated this announcement by Malaysia for the past few years, but more so in the last 8 months. BRICS+ is our future.

[@tellitlikeitis5856]

good. Pay for your COVID vaccines.

[@sphigrayromero]

Lol you'll see.

[@Azrael442]

Smart move Thailand and Malaysia. God bless their rise through the ranks

[@BrunoHeggli-zp3nl]

Malaysia and Thailand raise?Since when?They are going down,they are doomed!

[@GeoPoliticsCommentry]

“The Bear does not concern itself with the opinion of the Sheep”. “The Dragon does not concern itself with the opinion of the Sheep”. Blinken is an Empty sheep, Yellen is an Old sheep , Ursula is a Sheep in Tatters.

[@Real_OSHA_Unsafety_Engineer]

They are not sheeps but dying wolves... hungry for resources.

[@Shenzhou.]

Those three are actually wolves in sheep clothing, and they are concerned with the opinions of the real sheep (of whom they prey upon.) That's why they have the overwhelming need to control the narrative in their favor.

[@alda_hg]

​@@Real_OSHA_Unsafety_Engineerjackals

[@sbludba]

They are All cry babies.

[@MrArthoz]

Nope...the Bear and the Dragon are just apex creature yet live symbiotically with the rest of the world...meanwhile in a certain region that called themselves garden that is walled from wild jungles are just pure parasites.

[@zafir7007]

Malaysia move towards BRICS is just another trade pact. Malaysia has 15 trade pacts vith various nations. It is not a political decision rather it is a commercial decision. At the end of the day, it benefits the country to trade in local currencies especially for regional trade. Malaysia's trade with China is about 170 billion of which only 25% is using local currency. With BRICS membership, Malaysia' trade with China can be 100% in local currencies. That is tremendous savings.

[@MusehanaH]

Correct for all other nations, BRICS+ is an commercial block, and not a political one. Unfortunately, the west have always used their economic might to exert political influence across the world.

[@picanha694]

everything is a business decision, your puny ringgit will be decimated by the USD if the C type doesn't come to save the day.

[@kongkong1364]

true. it's all about trade. not political, much less military. however, make no mistake that denying the usa profits, including not trading in usd will be seen by the usa as no different from a military attack, and it has gone to war many times just to punish & kill those who even dared to suggest it.

[@qichen85]

@@kongkong1364 Well, that's why during the entire 2016 "Tribunal" fiasco, the Chinese navy was there to meet with the US carrier strike groups. And after that confrontation, many countries started to sign up on the maritime belt and road initiative. Military, economics and politics are all interwoven. The Chinese does offer a better term than US since BRICS is keeping the relationship commercial instead of political/ideological. But it would have meant nothing if the Chinese navy can't prove itself against US navy. Frankly, from US interest perspective, that's probably the dumbest decision ever made by Obama. The confrontation in 2016 was absolutely key for China and BRICS to advance its influence, because that's the decisive proof other countries needed to determine if the Chinese navy can hold itself own against US navy. Without that confrontation, it would probably take decades for the Chinese to slowly convince many nations. (To be fair, if US navy had won that confrontation, then US would be been secured in its maritime dominance for decades to come, but that's international competition for ya, the winner takes all.)

[@LawasSarawak]

@@kongkong1364 they have already attacked Malaysia ringgit, hello?

[@kkbmmalinaukaltara5786]

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim was a student of Confucius (CGTN interview - Leaders Talk) 15% of Malaysians are ethnic Chinese. China's (Ming Dynasty - Zheng He) trade with Malaysia (Malacca Sultanate) began in the 1417 years before the Portuguese conquered the city of Malacca Afonso de Albuquerque in 1511. This is what differentiates China's relations with western nations. China has never colonized a nation but is now always slandered by western media.

[@aoh4905]

You have to be strong and advanced to conquer countries bro... What Japan did to China should have told you a little bit about history?

[@VfaDD]

@@aoh4905 the history japan is too ashamed to even acknowledge? bro

[@anastasiia_idle]

А че тогда Сингапур или Тайвань не вступят в БРИКС? Это же 100% китайцев

[@Henry12341]

​@@anastasiia_idleSingapore and taiwanese are chinese who supported KUOMINTANG (KMT) not communism ... by the way Taiwan has Australoid people too

[@Henry12341]

​@@anastasiia_idlewhy your appearence look like you support lgbtq??

[@AoiKaze-xt6rk]

As someone who was born in Malaysia but became a Singapore citizen by virtue of his parents nationality, i am proud of Malaysia. PM Anwar and his govt has made a wise decision in divesting away from the shackles of the US Dollar. I wished my own government has such guts, but they are busy lining their own pockets to care about us the peasants

[@sbludba]

In the meantime, Singapore is little Israel.

[@Shenzhou.]

Singapore is the only ASEAN country to have applied sanctions onto Russia, earning the country a place on Russia's list of "unfriendly countries".

[@fannyalbi9040]

US military base is in Singapore. Singapore will never dare!

[@AoiKaze-xt6rk]

@sbludba if we are, we would treat the Johor citizens working here like the isralis treat the Palestinians, right? Leave your nationalistic ideology at the door bro. I am ethnic Malay and I'm sick of my brothers in Malaysia keep trying to stir perkauman ideology saying we were always oppressed by the majority Chinese. If u truly bothered to talk to us, you will learn that everyone, Malay chinese and indian Singaporeans, we are indeed united in our despise of our govt

[@Shenzhou.]

Singapore is the only ASEAN country to have slapped sanctons on Russia, earning Singapore a place on Russia's list of "unfriendly countries".

[@zone7permaculture587]

As an American we are doomed

[@protonhew7490]

American always has doomed since day 1, this let me think the joke of 2012

[@gauthamkshatriya2953]

lol

[@cookiescream548]

US keeps spending in wars, let private companies run havoc, and import high skilled jobs...but people cry about illegal immigrants that take $6 jobs.

[@bennyc6021]

One of the reformations for the Malaysian future. It makes sense because the bulk of its trade is with the BRICS countries. It will save a lot of exchange costs and the demand for Malaysian goods will also increase as a result of that.

[@lindanurdreamz]

My fellow Americans “ We did this to ourselves “ were f**ked !! Keep sleeping and supporting Gside

[@JamesMathison1]

Let this be known and never forgotten than Joe Biden did this to us

[@jollcheist1443]

Not only Biden you must go back at least 50 years. Bullying is never a good option the other side time up and this is the result!

[@johnbernacki6155]

@@jollcheist1443exactly, this didn’t start happening 4 years ago and I’m not a fan of Biden

[@Hello-bw7cz]

We?? I think not.

[@bereketdamtew7766]

You have no idea what 'uncivilized' populations would do to their tyrant regimes with a fraction of firearms you guys have.

[@ha-kyaa7815]

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[@arifevan1328]

if malaysia joined brics Indonesia would also follow suit, this would be a great win for Brics and multipolar world

[@musicclassic5938]

All major countries of Asia will be part of BRICS including Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Bangladesh, Pakistan, India, China, Sri Lanka, Iran, Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Mongolia, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain, Turkey and more.

[@TheTompinai]

I don't think so.. Indonesia is leaning toward joining OECD

[@frey439]

​@@TheTompinaiwhat is OECD?

[@drextrey]

Very Likely, past Presidents have always pushed for Local Currencies to be used in bilateral trade. Meaning China can use CNY and IDR to buy from Indonesia and Indonesia can use IDR and CNY to buy from China. Then each governments can re-convert these currencies to each other when needed.

[@gangstapikachu7305]

​@@TheTompinaiCan you explain what is that? I'm not very smart in political talks.

[@peanut0brain]

Brics is the future of humanity! "common prosperity with a shared future" - Xi Jinping

[@chualooong1737]

​@@DeusExMachina50 You must be crazy. There is no such thing as a social credit system.

[@karenkwok583]

Well said ! Learn from the genius 👍💪

[@user-f5xt2op9t]

LOL BRICS is nothing more than a way to dance around western sanctions.

[@JedesonAlviso]

We believed that, while they converted our islands and claimed as their own. If the world will go by history then the world should push China to surrender their land to Mongolians

[@antonbadea1447]

Congratulations! Malaysia and its people.

[@Alex-Rainmaker]

Congratulations to Malaysia.

[@PS-383]

When Anwar Ibrahim was the opposition against the Malaysian ruling party, he was subject to many accusations of corruption and illegal activities by those in power. The US and its NGOs in Malaysia were highly critical of the persecution of Ibrahim and supported him throughout that period. They even sponsored him to attend and speak at 'democracy' conferences in the US and I would not be surprised if the US wanted to groom him to be "US friendly" if and when he ever gets into power. Fast forward to today and Ibrahim is now the prime minister of Malaysia. He is friendly to the US but to the disappointment of the US, he is also friendly to other countries like China. Most of all, Ibrahim is "Malaysia First" and as such, he will not take sides to the detriment of Malaysia's interest. Expect more colour revolution type of activities from the US and its NGOs in Malaysia following this announcement from Ibrahim on Malaysia's application to join BRICS+.

[@ys29229]

Gaza genocide, aided and abetted by US, UK and other major European nations, has hastened and hardened Msia PM's resolve to bring justice to the Palestinian. BRICS' stance of 2-state solution and critical of the West's double standards have convinced Anwar to join the grouping.

[@muhammadhafizudinidris1592]

Due to the middle east issue, we the people urge the prime minister to join the brics due to the potential sanctions that we may endure later, and its foolish to sideline the big trading partner of China. We also love to support Iran which is the main component of brics

[@Luming-di9rf]

The US talking about democracy. What a laugh!

[@pbworld7858]

I just don't understand why more countries don't ban these Nosey Governmental Organizations (NGO).

[@esphilee]

USA did not support Anwar for Anwar's sake nor it was for the people of Malaysia. USA did that to get rid of Najib. As Najib was pro Belt And Road. Najib's father, ex-prime minister Razak, was one of the first leader in the world to restore tie with China 50 years ago, when China was in the weakest. Singapore did not restore ties with China until 16 years later. There is no doubt, the elites in USA will instruct the Politicians in USA to use 'democracy' to install someone like Marcos Junior or Lai or whoever that will work as a puppet for them.

[@poovaneswaransupramaniam19]

Awesome development.... finally am happy that my government made a good decision by joining brics.... Malaysia Boleh

[@wangjim5839]

The Straits of Malacca is not only an important waterway for China, it is also for US allies Japan and South Korea, so there is no way the US can block or lockdown this waterway!

[@audifan2501]

Block selectively. Although tatll be harder to implement in real life

[@erenyeagerist7681]

USA has no right to block Malacca. They don't own that. It will be a violation to the international law and disrespect to Malaysia's sovereignty if they block that. Malaysia has to do something!

[@moiramaine8986]

yes they can through their proxy singapore. thus, the china-led ecrl project on the east coast of malaysia. china really thought this through

[@PahatRout]

@@erenyeagerist7681 , Indonesia controls the other half of the Malacca Straits. Remember that!

[@JebatKD]

​@@erenyeagerist7681they already break the international law. With his allies-t3rror1st Israel. 🤣

[@ethereal369]

As a US citizen, I'm happy for the countries that are getting out from under the thumb of our over controlling government. I know things here in the US are going to get difficult for the people, but the egregious overreach, greed and outright abuse of power has to come to an end. Every sovereign nation has the right to achieve its own financial freedom. Please know that the majority of the people here in America do not agree with or condone the tyranny & violence of our government and our military.

[@matty_mcmattface]

Most people in the world understand that the overwhelming majority of US citizens are good decent people - and that the problem lies with a very few political class in Washington. Hopefully this transformation away from USD dominance will undermine the power of those few politicians and help the good people of the US to regain their own sovereignty, and then enjoy a better relationship with other nations. Peace to you brother.

[@Ozspeak]

Well said sir

[@Lucia-sy7le]

Don't cry for us world. Pray for the protection of the RF.

[@aoamcmxviii]

The Americans deserve better …. The decent ones I mean.. God speed!!

[@nurainiarsad7395]

Hopefully it will give you enough flex to get out of it yourselves. I know that the resources they vacuum from the world is what makes them strong enough to oppress people domestically too. So if we can manage to deny them that, you guys have a better shot at making things better there too.

[@Consoneer]

As a Malaysian I would proceed with Caution as these (Russia, china) are authoritarian countries after all. But economic wise, it's pretty good 👍👍👍

[@Athrunwong]

Malaysia should cut ties with the likes of those communists, It's a bad news to the malaysian economy, no wonder the Malaysia ringgit kept rising, that would horrible for the malaysian economy as they need to keep ringgit bottom as investor can be happy, nobody is investing in the likes of Singapore as the currency is way too high.

[@MusehanaH]

Putin and Xi are world class geniuses...Bring Malaysia, Egypt and Iran into the BRICS and control three of the most important shipping routes in the world! Genius!

[@أسامهناصر-ر3ل]

Not to forget South Africa which controls Cape of Good hope

[@paulcornwall7258]

there not controling them everyones a partner

[@alexkorneev6469]

And Russia controlling the north ocean waters and nuclear powered fleet of icebreakers to control open water during winter

[@soothinglycool9806]

China's economy is in total free fall and I sincerely hope it doesn't drag other innocent economies into the stone ages with it. Been said, misery loves company❤

[@rdpaik]

⁠@@soothinglycool9806Did I miss something? Their 1Q GDP grew 5.3%. Yes, not what it was, but hardly a free fall. The US was 1.3%, Japan was -0.5%, Germany was 0.2%.

[@cjoe6908]

At least the Brics is a platform where the developing countries can exchange views on where they can collaborate to improving their infrastructure and trade. Should the poor work together to become a bit better off? Sure. Kudos to the Malaysians and Thais.

[@bascogolfer5210]

Long Live One China! Long Live Malaysia!

[@Shenzhou.]

It's a good thing you didn't follow it with "One Malaysia." Dodged a bullet there.

[@MemeChuen]

@@Shenzhou. As a Malaysian, this is relatable

[@Holyspace305]

​@@MemeChuenthe majority of the people in the world don't like China

[@MiziNorhayani-gp7hc]

Yeahhh 🇲🇾🤝🇨🇳

[@lagrangewei]

2 of the most important muslim country are in BRICS. Malaysia is known for Islamic banking that serves the superrich client from the middleeast.

[@girlleo2807]

another one is?

[@harry77998]

​@@girlleo2807Saudi

[@lewiskwong6783]

Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand are three countries in SEA that suffer most during the financial crisis in 1997. As you know which country is behind it. These countries should join BRICS.

[@CyrusJanssen]

Those 3 together would be incredible addition for BRICS 🔥

[@Shenzhou.]

Even Chinese actress _Fan Bingbing_ has become Melaka's tourism ambassador in Malaysia.

[@NEAAFFAIRS]

Surprise majority accept type c

[@davidwoon6402]

With her more than 60 million Weibo followers, BingBing is an incredible asset. All Melaka need is just 5% (@3 millions) of her followers as tourists shall be pretty sufficient ya. 😂

[@zafir7007]

Clever marketing by Melaka Tourism board.

[@windydragon6522]

Last time the emperor sent over a princess. Now it's fbb.

[@avint247]

They revival of Malaca and China relationship.

[@nickpope8056]

BRICS , the future is yours!!!❤❤❤

[@BrunoHeggli-zp3nl]

No

[@Shenzhou.]

Say No to NATO expansion, and Yes to BRICS expansion.

[@MarkYeung1]

Finland and Sweden had different ideas. It is a multipolar world. Just like Anwar the prime Minister said, each country can express itself.

[@mingyudu469]

NATO and BRICS are different fundamentally. BRICS are counties with no clear dominance in the organization and it is not a military alliance.

[@haroonsamsharoonsams3016]

nato is military ,brics is not military. it is a financial system

[@lmorris6170]

“BRICS is not a military alliance.” BRICS: “Hold my beer!”

[@theeaglehaslostallitsfeath7984]

This cia asset should be exposed for the fraud he is

[@yoyohighness]

This is a big big geopolitical change in Asia. I think sooner or later we will see a strong BRICS alliance and this will drastically reduce US influence in the region

[@anmolsharma2266]

not really i guess you're not aware about Russia china issue

[@johnbaumann1089]

I wish Australia would break out of it's American shackles and join BRICS and be a true part of the Asian pacific region where it belongs.

[@drextrey]

Your Government in on a tight "Leash" held by the U.S. It's very hard to break free from it.

[@GamMahkaw-xc7oi]

yeah, China will then take the whole nation of Australia and disregard its sovereignty.

[@greaterbayareahero1401]

Smartest move by Malaysia.

[@user-oc7vm5tr8y]

Respect! Wise move Malaysia. Brilliant ideas. End of Western Hegemony. Much ❤️ Datuk Seri Anuar Ibrahim. Xie Xie.

[@user-f5xt2op9t]

lol you will cry when there are Chinese ships and islands in your waters.

[@user-oc7vm5tr8y]

@@user-f5xt2op9t Finding opportunities is a Smart Act. Datuk Seri Anuar - intelligent, ... adaptable and versatile. He able to identify the errors that others may miss. Kindly channel your negativity into something positive, ... and open up your minds to new horizon. Much ❤️. Xie Xie.

[@phoonkc]

As a Malaysian, I am proud my country has decided to join the BRICS’ alliance, which should lead to a more favourable trading environment and using local currency for settlement. De-Dollarisation is what most countries wanted, to be far away from the dreaded sanctions game of the US. 💪💪💪

[@BrunoHeggli-zp3nl]

Nothing will get better!

[@yangmingkon]

Good god bless Malaysia, Malaysia boleh

[@bopian8913]

I am looking forward to the day when the US regime has to use BRIC's currency to trade.

[@ianbardon8581]

Interesting, but I doubt it will happen.

[@LawasSarawak]

@@ianbardon8581 BRIC don't entertain IOUs from usa

[@zeldeure1765]

I dont think the US will be around by then

[@GaryGraham-sx4pm]

the re-nationalized, entirely self-sufficient and slightly crazy usa will still use the dollar currency like it always has

[@leomarreyes6011]

It won't happen, BRICS is useless organization

[@nancyyan2194]

As a muslim country, Malaysia should be fully aware that the West would never treat it as a friend

[@CyrusJanssen]

It’s true

[@sirvanz]

We, the people of Malaysia, have already embraced the digital world. In the next few years, from 2025 to 2028, we’ll be seeing the large-scale implementation of new digital currencies and digital IDs for ASEAN Digital. For any exchanges and trade between ASEAN countries, we’ve been using our digital currency, similar to XRP. We’ve been doing this for a few years now to avoid using USD!

[@kelvinong1908]

1st Malaysian here

[@klubcj]

Singapore food is better

[@durian184]

​@@klubcjVery true, if you never step out from the island

[@Shenzhou.]

@@klubcj Singapore's food is heavily sanitized by the government, i.e less salt, less oil and other healthy options which may subtract from its taste.

[@ViolentCabbage-ym7ko]

@@klubcj Your taste bud doesn't know what real food taste like

[@andrewchong2616]

@@klubcjMalaysia’s durian is bad for Singaporean health. Stop importing from malaysia

[@shaunheng]

9.10 One of Malaysia's important's banks? Bank Muamalat is like the smallest private banks in Malaysia.

[@selwinpandinadan7540]

ASEAN NOT SYRIA, PHILIPPINES NOT ASEAN. Marcos betrayed the regional brotherhood by reintroducing the stench of colonialists back into the region. I am no mens slave...Periyar ❤

[@LawasSarawak]

Marcos is the can of worms that Philippine citizen wanted for philippine

[@chosen7127]

Its understandable. They hold his family and Nation's gold. You be careful and not hostile if they control your wealth.

[@armandomontillero8379]

Marcos is a step back for the Philippines. If the people don't replace him right away, he would do the exact thing his father did. Stay in power illegally.

[@kenlim4204]

Marcos is an American pet 🐕

[@Shenzhou.]

@@LawasSarawak Many Filipinos tend to have "colonial mentality". Not only were Philippines' lands colonized, but also the minds of its people were colonized. Even after the colonizer left, the people's minds remain enslaved and loyal to their former masters. It's like Stockholm Syndrome.

[@lawrencepak1917]

No ASEAN country wants US as strategic partner, except for Philippines. Philippines should just move out of ASEAN.

[@charttrakarn3438]

It is Bong Bong, the Philippines President and his government, not the majority of the Philippines people. Bong Bong is selling his country for his own interest!

[@Shenzhou.]

Many Filipinos tend to have "colonial mentality". Not only were Philippines' lands colonized, but also the minds of its people were colonized. Even after the colonizer left, the people's minds remain enslaved and loyal to their former masters. It's like Stockholm Syndrome.

[@yegor6763]

Check out how many countries the Anglo-saxons together with the small hat cult have attempted to invade over the years. It will most likely give you an answer as to why many smaller countries are still afraid to utter their voices.

[@莫威-j9n]

phi is deeply Colonizied in their deep heart!

[@crestfire8008]

​@@Shenzhou.So they are like India. India is constantly vying for its colonial master's validation and approval

[@edwardmampo9530]

Malaysia made the wright moved to joint BRICS allaince this is to support multipolar world order the new modern human civilization history in life styles.Thank you Malaysia

[@brentondahlitz721]

Good on Malaysia to join brics you are making a very good choice in which you will be by far better off.

[@themanfromdystopia807]

The US system of dominance used the carrot and stick method. except they ran out of carrots long ago and their stick is starting to wear thin.

[@GaryGraham-sx4pm]

the north american stick is still thick, and pointy

[@maniaouri2146]

once again thank you Cyrus always well said

[@Jayden_Hello]

As a Malaysian-chinese, I'm glad that my country will join the BRICS!

[@BrunoHeggli-zp3nl]

Why?

[@classesanytime]

No comment 👏👏👏 Just enjoying seeing the world moving forward in the form of BRICS XL while the US/NATO/EU are steadily losing terrain destroying it!

[@theslimgolfer]

I am happy for Malaysia and Thailand.

[@rogerboniface8086]

Malacca has always been crucial to China Admiral Cheng Ho visited Malacca making it a vassal. The Portuguese said "Whoever controls Makacca has a knife at the throat of Venice"

[@nanyanguo1]

China didnt make Malacca a vassal during visit to Malacca by Ming envoy admiral Cheng He. The Ming voyages visited many places in south east asia , south asia , middle east and east coast of africa . At no time did any of these places bcame vassals of Ming China as the Ming voyages as set out in the Ming Emperor 's edict was not military but peaceful mission . The Ming ships carried silk brocades n porcelain to be given as gifts to foreign rulers and Chenghe distinguished himself as great diplomat in his role as the emperor 's envoy He got along very well with the rulers and even arranged a chinese princess bride for the Malaccan sultan.

[@rogerboniface8086]

The Malacca Sultanate needed protection from Ayuthia. And the Chinese made sure this happened. It was a vassal. As it gave the yearly "Bunga Ma's" as tribute to China. This only ceased on 1511.The agreement was crystalised with the marriage of a Chinese Princess and a Malay prince. Malacca was always under threat since its founding by Paramswara in circa 1424.

[@MsHalimatul]

Your statement that Malacca needed to pay tribute in the form of bunga mas to Ayuthia is historically inaccurate. In reality, the Malacca Sultanate was a powerful and expansive empire that did not need to engage in such tributary practices with Ayuthia. The Malacca Sultanate was a dominant power in the 15th century, controlling not just the Malay Peninsula but also Sumatra which is part of what is now Indonesia. This extensive control over key maritime routes and territories made Malacca a major political and economic force in Southeast Asia. As a major trading hub, Malacca attracted merchants from across Asia and beyond. Its strategic location along the Straits of Malacca made it a critical link in global trade networks, which significantly contributed to its wealth and influence. Malacca established important alliances, most notably with the Ming Dynasty of China. These alliances were strategic moves to secure trade routes and protect against potential threats, including from Ayuthia. The Chinese emperor recognized Malacca’s sovereignty and provided naval support when needed.

[@nanyanguo1]

@@rogerboniface8086 Ming Emperor's edict to his envoy Chenghe at the launch of the voyages was that every gift received from foreign rulers would be reciprocated with a gift of equal or higher value from the Emperor. This is testament China didnt take advantage of its superpower status but believe in mutual respect, peaceful co existence n diplomacy with foreign kingdoms . As in the past n present, China is only interested in doing business n trade with foreign states. Ming China agreed to requests by certain smaller kingdoms for protection from attacks by expansionist kingdom in the region as well as from piracy in the sea just to keep the peace n stability for trades to flourish in the region . Other than this, China didnt control nor interested in controlling or interfering in the internal domestic of foreign kingdoms under their protection. Nor did China set up military bases n station troops in the foreign kingdoms. So these kingdoms got to keep their sovereignty and were not vassals of China in the fullest sense of the word

[@shinasuka1799]

Bunga mas tribute was kedah​ sultanate not Malaka and Malaka never loss a war with ayutaya @rogerboniface8086

[@daniaquino3800]

Good for you Malaysia... congrats you make the right move. Hope the Philippines will not be left behind, BUT the current gov't seems otherwise. It's regressing and very much dependent on the dictates of the US.

[@musicclassic5938]

The Philippines will then do a wise thing to change its government and apply for BRICS full membership.

[@damnedseagull6194]

Most likely because philipines is a kind if christian country that aligns closely with the West and is inherently anti non-Christian and socialist countries. That country would very unlikely break the bondage of western coloniser. Unfortunately Philipines has Stockholm syndrome.

[@GaryGraham-sx4pm]

@@damnedseagull6194 the philippines hasn't a lot of money, it's just trying to look after itself without the chinese grabbing all its fish.

[@souhiyori8640]

​@@GaryGraham-sx4pmFinally someone who does their research. The Philippines' keeps getting Chinese spies like Alice Guo, a known "Chinese spy" and trafficker letting in illegal immigrants in the Philippines. Then there's this 9 or 10 dash line the Chinese keeps making up to intimidate Filipino fishermen. The Philippines' DOES have a colonial mentality, but what China is doing is wrong. Telling the Philippines to join China is straight up nonsense from their perspective, as they literally attacked our coast guard's and cut off their finger for it.

[@fearsmasher1299]

The US has kept the Philippines rather poor.

[@AcAlvin]

As a Malaysian, we just want higher salary tbh, as a fresh grad degree holder in msia, the salary usually its just RM2500, which is just 600 usd.

[@Pong_ping95]

Your cost of living is so low. 10 usd could feed your whole kampong for a month

[@AcAlvin]

@@Pong_ping95 well that's the thing, no one live in kampung anymore. I don't even have a kampung

[@A.ALIFFFF]

​@@Pong_ping95bro it's just like 50ringgit, and you can,t even feed yourself for 2days with that.

[@kokkintang9983]

Malaysia and Indonesia are Muslim majoriry countries. The way the US blindly supported the atrocities of the Israeli government against the Palestinians had shifted public opinions of the Muslims in these 2 countries .

[@musicclassic5938]

And 20% of the Russian population are Muslim, The next BRICS summit will take place in the Muslim city of Kazan, Russia.

[@anmolsharma2266]

you think china cares about that

[@GutsOnAScoot]

@@anmolsharma2266China does care hence the Chinese support for Palestinian freedom.

[@amanwhoseawayskeephiscool612]

​@@anmolsharma2266Not about you obviously. But religiously.yes, they care about that. Hence why most Muslims major countries tied an alliance with the BRICS

[@anmolsharma2266]

@@amanwhoseawayskeephiscool612 lol i guess you dont know anything about Ughigurs also suchs organisations are not based upon religion

[@PINKALIMBA]

Fully support Malaysia joining BRICS.

[@ahmadashraf9448]

Malaysia actually had a hard time, because getting close to China and China alone is not exactly favorable condition. Better than West, absolutely. However, the story changes with the advent of BRICS. Since BRICS is a multinational alliance instead of China alone, this made the choice alot easier.

[@musicclassic5938]

The next summit of BRICS will be held in the Muslim city of Kazan, Russia, with its beautiful mosques. And remember that most powerful Muslim nations like Saudi Arabia, UAE, Iran, Egypt have joined BRICS, and now even Turkey is contemplating this move.

[@vivavivo5071]

The last straw that broke the camel's back could be the weaponization of the USD and uncle Sam's over leaning towards Isxxxl...

[@KhalixMR]

So true, I somehow find comfort to the fact that SA is in BRICS. Now, hopefully, SA will accept Malaysia to be part of BRICS.

[@limhong1095]

Well done Malaysia 🇲🇾 ! So proud of Malaysia . 🙏 congratulations ❤️ 😍

[@seangaun]

Turkey should stop imposing tariff on China ev cars n quit NATO before joining BRICS. There should not be any tariff imposed on member countries or trade sanctions.

[@zafir7007]

NATO is a military pact. BRICS is a trade pact. Turkiye can be in both.

[@MusehanaH]

@zafir7007, no Turkey can not be in BRICS and NATO at the same time. What happens when NATO wants to attack a BRICS country like Russia?

[@houtarouryuiskandar]

​@@MusehanaHbrics is an economic alliance not military alliance! u get it?

[@stevenng5238]

Malaysia moves to BRICS-Plus is a good indication of ASEAN geopolitics vis-a-vis China. Hence, I would expect Indonesia and other ASEAN nations to follow suit soon.

[@sphigrayromero]

Goodluck!

[@rawprawn8198]

Really good overview, Cyrus. Thank you.

[@brendancollin101]

My country is discussed by Janssen. So proud.

[@fannyalbi9040]

Thai

[@andrewchong2616]

Cyrus will come to malaysia for nomad capitalist live in September.

[@VChong1991]

I knew anwar had it in him to join china 😆 dem naysayers kept calling him CIA asset can are so wrong

[@Shenzhou.]

Surprisingly, Brian Berletic of The New Atlas was one such person that kept claiming Anwar was paid off by the NED.

[@zafir7007]

Brian is not always correct.

[@TheRdwyer]

Good luck in your future endeavors.

[@mesebak]

Very Clear Thank you …Keep this Good Work 👍

[@Seeloknya_Sebaiknya]

The Chinese in ASEAN especially from Malaysia and Singapore, are very happy with this news because they remember their origins from China. So this is an opportunity for them to give suggestions to the government to use the Chinese language widely throughout the country including at the government and public service levels. What's more, corporate and business companies have made fluency in the Chinese language an important condition to get a job compared to the national language of both countries, which is Malay, even though they never or rarely do business with companies from China. It has been known for a long time that they only care and prioritize anything related to the Chinese. . It should be noted that China has many programs from their geopolitical point of view specifically for Chinese people outside of China to ensure that China's power is getting stronger around the world. Among the geopolitical programs are from culture, language, economy, education, news, finance and many more.

[@dinnerwaltz]

The BRICS should allow some friendly countries to join, such as Thailand, *not* *India* . The China-loving Princess of Thailand, who has visited China more than 50 times and speak fluent Chinese said in an interview with the Chinese media last year, "I think Thailand and China should be good friends. Many Thai people have their Chinese ancestries" Thailand's current Queen Consort, and almost all the Prime Ministers of Thailand, and the richest businessmen have Chinese ancestry.

[@WONGKHAIHONGMoe]

Well, India is already here, can't remove them now.

[@Shenzhou.]

We need India, because India provides the only vowel in the name BRICS. Otherwise the countries cannot form a word with their initials.

[@psxtuneservice]

​@@Shenzhou.BRTCS is hard on the tonque so we need India

[@crestfire8008]

​@@Shenzhou.They should come up with a name other than brics. Like the "global southern alliance"

[@chitrasakrabani5213]

India was one of the founding countries of BRICS for your information

[@mohdyunosmahmood4037]

Anwar smart. Respect on his brave move

[@kulturfreund6631]

8:14 Turkey isn’t the first NATO-country being interested in joining BRICS. France was, but had been rejected.

[@hamathsmael9559]

Congratulations on Malaysia

[@desmondleesyhyuen8162]

Keep up the good work! Always enjoy your analysis in detailed manner 👍🏻❤

[@celiajames600]

Brilliant analysis as always

[@rockyckchan8399]

it is a right choice for the Asia countries to cooperate and to develop with China as China is a peaceful and selfless country...

[@sekainohana]

Really? China a peaceful country? I'm sure the Tibetans, Uyghurs and Falun Gong practitioners don't agree to that!!!

[@zdendaderman5253]

Thanks man, for giving me a bigger picture in the global economy.

[@leonwlh]

I'm a proud Malaysian. The bar chart of favoring China or US might be skewed. Most people here like to be neutral. High chance that people chose China over US because of US's stance in the Israel-Palestine conflict. Therefore, I'd say that most of us like to remain neutral even though we're forced to choose one side. In the situation if I were to choose one side, it's definitely short-term: China, long-term: US.

[@Melih_R_Calikoglu]

Goodbye West. Thanks for all the universal values for everyone, human rights, personal freedoms, power balance, equality, rights for small groups, justice and so on. You never reached your true potential and wasted your real world value on stupid power-grabbing wars and unjustified silly takeovers. Now we're in the hands of our super powerful kings and rulers, not as people who follow laws but as people who obey kings. If you had the guts to make bold moves like adding Turkey to the EU, for example, you would have found a way to more world stability for your cultural and political power, and not let a country with hope for real democracy fall into a 10th century kingdom. I get that you were too focused on accepting a non-Christian European country, but in the end both Turkish democracy and your world potential were wasted. Not to mention the stupid wars you fought in unimportant Muslim countries like Libya, Afghanistan and Iraq, killing and causing the death of millions of people for some plans nobody understands even now. And your support for Israeli takeover and killing of the Palestinians that makes no sense. You were so busy praising yourselves that you didn't notice many of your actions after the Soviets fell were going against your universal values that you were showing to the world. When there's tough competition, closing yourself off and self isolation doesn't protect you. Your growing fear, doubt, and worry about your place in the world have made you pull back from the very ideas you supported. You might think that by closing in onto your borders and rejecting the outside world, you'll protect what you achieved in 300 years, but really you're falling in on yourself and you can't stop the tide. Here starts the age of Asian total control, dictatorships and kingdoms. But at least all king-obeying people will live a rich life as long as we shut our mouths.

[@musicclassic5938]

What a powerful speech! We'll be happy to greet Turkish representatives at the next BRICS summit in Kazan, Russia, with its beautiful mosques. People of Tatarstan love their Turkish brothers.

[@ukcryptolondonbased2953]

There would be more world stability had the west would not decline if Turkey was allowed in the EU?

[@azmiibarahim8450]

Full support of MSIA. joining BRICS

[@HappyPandaBear73]

Thank you, Cyrus. Team BRICS+ Nations & TEAM MOTHERLAND, CHINA All The Way And Beyond Forever!👍🙏🙂☮️🌏‼️

[@TheRareVideosXL]

Interesting video as always.

[@kimkoh]

Very informative. Great video!

[@hasanmehdiraza]

Great 👍

[@tien7742]

Cyrus, thank you for great information..👍

[@Rex-ww4cw]

Can't blame them. The US just sanctioned a Malaysian semiconductor firm not long ago just because they supply Russia with chips.

[@pressurexz]

Malaysian semiconductor firm must be US firm itself

[@French_Connection]

Kudos !

[@olegnurmagomedov750]

The success of the BRICS project depends on the cohesive actions by all BRICS members. But unfortunately, in my opinion, the UAE and Indian are going to ruin the BRICS project because of the western influence over these countries.

[@94snapazzurri]

Don't worry,Saudi will keep in check

[@LawasSarawak]

i don;t think india want to be left behind

[@Sidekick618]

@@LawasSarawakthe indecisiveness of India will mess them up. Just watch.

[@musicclassic5938]

India refused to sign the Geneva peace plan despite the pressure put on her.

[@sbanerjeeofficial]

Btw india is founder of bricks after Russia ❤

[@TsarOfRuss]

I literally watched your hair glow up !!! i cant wait to get my transplant someday too