March 2022 Flashback — US Does Not Tolerate Neutrality - Excerpt from US Hegemony Under Attack as Saudis, UAE, India Ignore Threats of Sanctions, Turn to Russia and China [A year and a Half Before Saudi Arabia and UAE Joined BRICS]

...To surmise the US is pressuring other governments to comply with sanctions against their own diplomatic interests. This is having a negative effect. Countries caught in the middle are becoming enamored with Putin and China who is taking a less aggressive stance with neutral nations. We are witnessing this with Saudi Arabia, UAE, and India — the focus of this article.

...This development of state relations revolving around India is a microcosm illustrative of the macrocosm of the US pressuring allies and neutral countries alike to do what is not in their respective interest, pushing these countries into the arms of Russia and China. India isn’t the only country seeking to phase out the dollar in its international trade, Saudi Arabia is seeking to start accepting the Yuan for their oil in place of the dollar. Being that Saudi Arabia set the foundation for the petrodollar, this is particularly significant

... Similarly in alignment with the US, the British government has sought to put pressure on India, being “very disappointed” in India’s neutrality.

....But, as the piece implies, the US does not seek to tolerate this neutrality, the US government seeks subservient allies, not sovereign and equal partners. While “Abu Dhabi has signaled that it is trying to pursue a balancing act between the United States and its European partners on one side, and Russia on the other,” the US is scrambling as it is not used to having its unilateral authority challenged...

...The subtitle of the article sourced above read: “The UAE has toed a middle line over Ukraine, but can the Biden administration put the pressure on it to change?”

…the subtitle could alternatively be read, in-between-the-lines, as follows: “The UAE has remained neutral, should the Biden administration threaten the country in order to gain its allegiance?

Will threats of sanctions on the neutral gulf states and India, as we’ve already seen take place, be productive, or counter productive to America’s own security and stability? Just as Biden threatened India with sanctions, and it seemed to only push India into Russia’s arms, threatening the gulf states with sanctions will likely do the same, encouraging them to strengthen ties with China and Russia who are less (if at all)aggressive and imposing to neutral nations.

....Food for thought: Is the UAE seeking to grow relationships with governments we view as our enemy a result of US policy? Are Western powers pushing neutral countries into the arms of China and Russia by not tolerating neutrality and attempting to force neutral parties to take sides?

...Upheaval of Current World Economic Order, Petrodollar To Be Challenged

Saudi Arabia and the UAE appear to be distancing themselves from Western Powers as they explore bolstering their relations with Russia and China. While the US pressures neutral parties to sanction Russia, or possibly face sanctions themselves, Russia and China are building an alternative economic system to that which has dominated the globe for decades.

...The AIIB and BRICS will likely play a large role in the new economic world order discussed in my last publication from a week ago. The AIIB already has half of NATO signed on, and is gaining traction with the Silk Road Belt and Road initiative. China is this year’s BRICS summit leader, for the 14th summit. BRICS members South Africa and India have remained relatively neutral, although in this author’s opinion they are looking to cozy up with the Russia/China axis and its emerging economic network as they realize that their neutrality makes them out to be an apparent enemy of the US and the NATO alliance — judging by the threats of sanctions by the latter. The same goes for the gulf states, although they are not BRICS.

🔗SOURCE ➡️ TheMcgwire

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