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China just blindsided Washington by teaming up with Japan and Canada in a bold counterstrike against U.S. trade tariffs—shifting oil deals to the petro-yuan, bypassing the dollar, and rewriting the global economic rules. In this explosive video, we expose how Trump’s aggressive tariffs are backfiring, pushing long-time allies into Beijing’s orbit and triggering secretive new energy and currency alliances that threaten U.S. dominance. From Canada’s $1.08 billion oil deal with China to Japan’s quiet pivot toward energy independence, every move is part of a bigger strategy that could reshape global trade. If you’re watching rising prices, collapsing supply chains, or wondering whether the U.S. still calls the shots—this video breaks down the hidden story the headlines missed. Stay tuned to uncover the financial weapons already being deployed.

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21 Comments

  1. China has dealt with idiots like Trump for thousands of years, China has masterfully out maneuvered the US at EVERY single point. They anticipated, they planned, Trump came, He did, they reacted, we now suffer it.

  2. Time for all countries come together to stop hypocrite the United States.. bullies hegemony warmonger and dollar extortion… Viva Brics 👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏

  3. Man.. Nebraska is really pounding sand this time around.. Mexican labour went away and China cancels beef. I'm sure there are other agricultural body blows as yet unreported. USAID subsidies?? A classic Red State FAFO.

  4. They video stresses the importance of the transactions from a monetary perspective. I understand that a SWIFT transaction can take 2-3 days and has to be done in dollars and eventially would have to be converted into local currency adding additional time and costs. . Transactions in local currency avoid that and that is one of the advantage of BRICS or just doing those in local currency. As mentioned even Saudi Arabia who seemed to be committed to the Petro dollar is trading with China and others in their loca currencies

  5. Next move I hope is China’s quantum computing Banking system. It will take over SWIFT system and reset trade currency to RMB.

  6. What is now happening in the USA is not new in our history. The same happened in France and Britain. That is centuries ago but the mechanism behind it has not changed. Neither have the people who generated , executed it and collected giant power and profits for them selves. And all believed it was granted by God, Henry grace a Dieu. All 3 flourished in a political system that allowed it, gave them extreme power, which they created for themselves. They all collected their wealth by making profit on the lower class, even the poor and hungry. And then made them believe that the system is perfect, the fault is with them. Because this is the land of equal opportunities.
    The American top now proudly declares that this is democracy, the best in the world. And the people, who don't know better, believe them. We can look back in history and see how it ended, But in the USA the signs are there for whoever can and wants to see it. But to keep believing your own illusions is more comfortable. Until it bursts what it will. History has proven that.. There is one uncertainty left : which king will they chop the head off. Citizen Donald ? I may hope.

  7. Trading with Canada is fine, but don’t ask countries like Canada, Japan, S Korea, or Taiwan to join BRICS because they are vassals of the evil EU & AmeriKKKa (Western empire)!!

  8. A bold strategic move by China is reshaping the global economic order through its cooperation with Japan and Canada—two of the United States' traditional allies. The shift by these three nations to conduct oil trade in yuan instead of the U.S. dollar is not just a counterattack in the realm of trade, but a direct challenge to Washington’s financial dominance. Especially with the lingering effects of the aggressive tariffs introduced under the Trump administration, America's confrontational policies now appear to be pushing its allies to explore alternative partnerships—an opportunity that Beijing is capitalizing on effectively.

    The $1.08 billion oil deal between Canada and China, along with Japan’s quiet pivot toward energy independence, signals the formation of a new alliance—rooted in both energy and currency cooperation. This could significantly undermine the historical supremacy of the U.S. dollar in international trade. If this trend continues, the United States may soon face a world where its influence is no longer a given. This is not merely about commerce—it is a new phase in the global power game.