Amidst the de

Amidst the de-dollarization efforts of the BRICS nations, former congressman Ron Paul says that the US dollar collapse has already begun. Moreover, Paul reiterated that

Why the BRICS De-Dollarization Dream Remains a Fantasy

BRICS just announced the U.S. Dollar is about to COLLAPSE

Former Congressman Ron Paul says

American Currency Collapse Has Already Started as BRICS Nations

Ron Paul Warns of American Currency Collapse as BRICS Countries

Former Congressman Ron Paul says the dollar’s prominence has already started to wane as countries around the world tire of American interventionist policies.

Former Congressman Ron Paul says

The BRICS Effect: US Interventionism And The Dollar’s Looming

Former Congressman Ron Paul says the dollar’s prominence has already started to wane as countries around the world tire of American interventionist policies. Speaking in a new

Former Congressman Ron Paul says the dollar’s prominence has already started to wane as countries around the world tire of American interventionist policies

Sources close to The BRICS

Former Congressman Ron Paul says the dollar's prominence has already started to wane as countries around the world tire of American interventionist policies.

Sources close to The BRICS nations pointed to October when they will officially announce their dollar killer, their own currency backed by gold and commodities. Congressman Ron Paul

American Currency Collapse Has Already Started As BRICS Nations

The slogan works equally well

BRICS: Former Congressman Says US Dollar Collapse Has Already

As former Congressman Ron Paul emphatically asserts, the rise of the BRICS economic coalition and the formation of similar alliances signal a resounding global

The slogan works equally well for the US dollar, despite a lot of angst over the status of the world’s main reserve currency. “It’s everywhere you want to be.”

Former Congressman Ron Paul has

Former Congressman Ron Paul has voiced concerns that the US dollar's status as the world's reserve currency is declining as countries worldwide grow tired of