Does America Want to Conquer the World Again?
Published in Sawt al-Iraq
(Iraq) on 4 January 2012
by Ibrahim Hamed (link to original)
(Iraq) on 4 January 2012
by Ibrahim Hamed (link to original)
Translated from
by Aneta Paszczynska.
Edited by Gillian Palmer.
The world financial crisis circles over America and Europe like a terrifying ghost or a nightmare, bothering them and making them look for ways to get out of it. The way out of recession is creating exchange markets. That is how the ideas of colonization and occupation have arisen. Capitalism can’t remain without the markets, war, destruction and occupation; the damage and human suffering don’t concern them because the end justifies the means.
The financial crisis and recessions were so heavy that they threatened the fall of capitalism; some hoped the theory of Karl Marx would fill the gap, resulting in a communist society. Unfortunately, socialism collapsed years ago like an old building with poor construction. There were no supporters of the theory in the international arena who would benefit from making these important changes. Here, an American ingenious intellect invented the idea of fighting an imaginary enemy — al-Qaida, the oppressor that came from Afghanistan threatening not only the West and the Christian world, but the whole human civilization. People were terrified. The event of 9/11 is the most important proof of al-Qaida’s threat and the pretext for the war in Afghanistan — its occupation and destruction in the name of liberation, its internal fights and conflicts with the authorities. The world praises and applauds these American achievements. Next, there is a war in Iraq and its occupation, and destruction of what Iraqis have been building for years, to keep American and Western factories and production spinning.
Life is dynamic; there are always changes and such theories are not always suitable — so America, with help from the West, moved toward provocation and supporting revolutions against tyrannical dictators who America itself nominated, supported and raised in stature. There are a number of ways into and out of recessions. People do not care much; someone else interested in destroying a country will be nominated, and companies to rebuild the country will return again.
The revolutions will continue for a long time, the systems will collapse, the face of the ruler will change. When everything is ruined, (humanity) will force America to intervene and build again, but it will cost a lot — it will be worth tenfold. That is why the companies and factories will remain there for a long time.
Therefore, colonialism has returned or will return again. It is a new round of colonialist control and occupation of developing countries. Before they were coming as liberators; now they come as saviors. But there is one goal. Let’s prepare people for fighting against occupation instead of fighting against dictatorship.
The financial crisis and recessions were so heavy that they threatened the fall of capitalism; some hoped the theory of Karl Marx would fill the gap, resulting in a communist society. Unfortunately, socialism collapsed years ago like an old building with poor construction. There were no supporters of the theory in the international arena who would benefit from making these important changes. Here, an American ingenious intellect invented the idea of fighting an imaginary enemy — al-Qaida, the oppressor that came from Afghanistan threatening not only the West and the Christian world, but the whole human civilization. People were terrified. The event of 9/11 is the most important proof of al-Qaida’s threat and the pretext for the war in Afghanistan — its occupation and destruction in the name of liberation, its internal fights and conflicts with the authorities. The world praises and applauds these American achievements. Next, there is a war in Iraq and its occupation, and destruction of what Iraqis have been building for years, to keep American and Western factories and production spinning.
Life is dynamic; there are always changes and such theories are not always suitable — so America, with help from the West, moved toward provocation and supporting revolutions against tyrannical dictators who America itself nominated, supported and raised in stature. There are a number of ways into and out of recessions. People do not care much; someone else interested in destroying a country will be nominated, and companies to rebuild the country will return again.
The revolutions will continue for a long time, the systems will collapse, the face of the ruler will change. When everything is ruined, (humanity) will force America to intervene and build again, but it will cost a lot — it will be worth tenfold. That is why the companies and factories will remain there for a long time.
Therefore, colonialism has returned or will return again. It is a new round of colonialist control and occupation of developing countries. Before they were coming as liberators; now they come as saviors. But there is one goal. Let’s prepare people for fighting against occupation instead of fighting against dictatorship.