Nigeria, April 8 -- Americans may not be giving President Donald J. Trump the credit he truly deserves, not for his tweets, not for his polarizing rhetoric, but for something far more consequential, his strategic genius in protecting U.S. global dominance through economic warfare.

While many scoffed at his erratic decisions and dismissed him as impulsive, few could see the deeper pattern. Trump didn't just disrupt global trade, he weaponized crisis. And in doing so, he engineered one of the most effective counterattacks against the anti-dollar movement in modern history.

The Dollar Was Losing Ground

Before Trump's presidency, the world was rapidly shifting. The BRICS alliance, Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa was gaining ...