BRICS: Laying the Foundations of the Next Empire?

[axj]

If one of the overarching goals was to create a global homogeneous or hybrid race resembling that of ancient Egyptians (really trying to avoid the other term Richard Von Kalergi used in his book), wouldn't the decline of western society and the development of BRICS+ countries fit right into this agenda?

BRICS nations have very different stances on immigration and mixing of races. While Brazil is historically more open to it, China allows almost no immigration. Russia and India are somewhat in-between. The West is actually the one pushing this agenda on its own people, so I don't see what this has to do with the BRICS.

 

[iamthatis]

BRICS nations have very different stances on immigration and mixing of races. While Brazil is historically more open to it, China allows almost no immigration. Russia and India are somewhat in-between. The West is actually the one pushing this agenda on its own people, so I don't see what this has to do with the BRICS.

That said, China announced a new VISA-free policy for a number of EU nations.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1765641483389153325

I agree with you, tho, I don't think this has anything to do with any sort of elite Kalergi plan to mix the purity of the races. Maybe it does, but I doubt it.

 

[youlik]

There is nothing to comment on here. The news speaks for itself.

Another state has announced its intention to join the BRICS+

Sri Lanka plans to join BRICS+ in the near future.

This was stated to journalists by the country's ambassador to Russia Janita Abeyvikrema Liyanage.

"Indeed, Sri Lanka is planning to join BRICS+. I can say that the Sri Lankan delegation is now present at the Security Council forum, a meeting of high representatives in charge of security issues.

Sri Lanka has a desire to join BRICS+ in the near future, as this will provide an opportunity to ensure transport and food security," the diplomat explained.

Recall that in the 19th and 20th centuries. (until 1948) Sri Lanka (then the country was called Ceylon) was a colony of the British Empire.

https://rusvesna.su/news/1713944490