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Today, we continue with my groundbreaking new work PAX ARABICA which exposes the Arab World for the colonial entity it is. Through 13 chapters, we will be looking into the nature of this Empire, its Palestinian vanguard, its dictatorial fragility, the oppression and expulsion of its minorities, its denial of national self-determination and how Arabs have mistakenly turned to Islamism as an escape from imperial oppression. We will turn our regard to those brave few who have fought the imperial menace and consider how Israeli-Palestinian peace could come about in a post-imperial age.
In the first chapter (On Arab Imperialism), we brought the insidious Arab Empire into plain sight.
In the second chapter (On the Vanguard), we exposed the self-declared “Vanguard of the Empire”, the Palestinian nation.
Today, in chapter 3, we look at the fragile dictatorial system ubiquitous throughout Pax Arabia; a system struggling to maintain imperial order against something even worse…
[Image: Egyptian President El-Sisi in a big gold chair. Creator: POOL / Credit: via REUTERS / Copyright: AFP or licensors]
