Without Russia’s Putin and China’s Xi, BRICS Summit in Rio Falls Flat — Lula’s Globalist Foreign Policy Backfires

By The Blogging Hounds This week’s highly anticipated BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro was supposed to mark the next major leap in reshaping the global order — an anti-Western bloc challenging U.S. hegemony through currency reform, multipolar alliances, and institutional overhauls. Instead, it flopped. Both Russia’s Vladimir Putin and China’s Xi Jinping, the bloc’s…

By The Blogging Hounds

This week’s highly anticipated BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro was supposed to mark the next major leap in reshaping the global order — an anti-Western bloc challenging U.S. hegemony through currency reform, multipolar alliances, and institutional overhauls.

Instead, it flopped.

Both Russia’s Vladimir Putin and China’s Xi Jinping, the bloc’s two most powerful players, were no-shows. What remained was a politically awkward, diplomatically neutered event that exposed Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s foreign policy disaster and the fractured reality of BRICS unity.

“This was supposed to be the summit that changed the world economy,” said geopolitical analyst Peter Zeihan. “Instead, it revealed just how divided and dysfunctional the anti-West alliance really is.”

The Empty Chairs Heard Round the World

Putin and Xi’s absences weren’t just symbolic — they were strategic rebukes. Neither leader even sent high-ranking delegations with authority to make bold decisions. While official reasons cite “scheduling conflicts” and “domestic priorities,” insiders say the truth runs deeper.

“China doesn’t trust Lula. Putin doesn’t need him,” said a former Brazilian diplomat. “Brazil overplayed its hand, and now it’s isolated.”

Lula, once seen as a charismatic socialist bridge between South America and the rising East, is now losing credibility across the Global South — not only for failing to secure key diplomatic commitments, but for cozying up to globalist institutions while pretending to support multipolar freedom.

BRICS Without Teeth: The Illusion of Multipolar Power

BRICS — once hailed as the economic engine of a new world order — is now weighed down by internal contradictions, leadership ego clashes, and conflicting visions for global governance. Russia and China seek a hard break from U.S.-led systems. Brazil and India want reforms, not revolution. South Africa is caught in the middle.

With Xi and Putin absent, the summit could not advance the highly promoted BRICS currency alternative to the U.S. dollar — a major blow to anti-globalist hopes for financial independence.

“Without Russia and China in the room, BRICS is just an acronym,” said journalist Alex Newman. “It’s not a revolution — it’s a mirage.”

Lula’s Globalist Double Game Exposed

Lula da Silva’s foreign policy has long been suspect among sovereignty-minded leaders. Though he talks multipolarity and independence from the West, he simultaneously aligns Brazil with WEF climate goals, WHO pandemic frameworks, and IMF fiscal controls.

“Lula is a Trojan horse for globalist control in South America,” said Brazilian economist Paulo Cunha. “He speaks for the people, but he works for the elite.”

His embrace of authoritarian regimes like Venezuela’s Maduro, his support for global climate taxation, and his eagerness to host UN-led migration programs have made Brazil less independent — not more.

The Rio summit’s failure is now being seen as the collapse of Lula’s attempt to lead a ‘new world order’ on behalf of the elite.

Prophetic Signals: Nations Divided, Alliances Crumbling

The failed BRICS summit is more than geopolitical embarrassment — it is prophetic alignment in real time. Scripture speaks of a world increasingly fractured, yet desperately trying to unite under false peace and power.

“They will try to cleave together, but shall not adhere one to another” (Daniel 2:43) — a perfect description of BRICS, the EU, and every failed globalist alliance.

As global power structures collapse and nations realign, we are witnessing the slow unraveling that leads to the final consolidation of power under the Beast system. Lula’s failure in Rio isn’t just diplomatic — it’s part of the divine countdown.

Final Thought: Globalist Brazil Is Burning Its Bridges

The Rio BRICS Summit will be remembered not for its triumph, but for who didn’t show up. With Xi and Putin absent, and Lula exposed as a puppet of competing agendas, the illusion of a united global South has shattered.

For freedom-watchers and prophecy students, this is yet another sign: The world’s alliances are breaking — making room for the final empire to rise. Keep watching. Keep praying. Because the summit that fell flat in Rio may soon give way to something far more sinister on the world stage.

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