PAX ARABICA is a book about Arab Imperialism to be sure, but it isn’t 20 chapters of me repeating that phrase ad nauseum. Rather it’s a book of big ideas about political philosophy, revisionist history, the abuse of language and so much more.
One of the most important concepts introduced is that of “triple-pronged racism”, a model which helps to explain why we are so indifferent to the genocide, slavery and human rights abuses perpetrated by Sudan’s Arabs.
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Chapter 9 of PAX ARABICA:
A note on the video:
Clearly my videos are not technical masterpieces. They are designed to communicate ideas in a direct and simple way. They are (all) delivered without notes.
PAX ARABICA by Daniel Clarke-Serret
Acknowledgements: With Thanks
Introduction: The time to change the narrative is now!
PART 1: BABEL
Chapter 1: On Arab Imperialism // Chapter 2: On the Vanguard //Chapter 3: On Dictatorial Oppression // Chapter 4: On Islamist “Freedom” // Chapter 5: On Islamist Misery // Chapter 6: On Arab Apartheid // Chapter 7: On Middle Eastern Minorities // Chapter 8: On the Masters of Ethnic Cleansing // Chapter 9: On Genocide, Slavery and Racist Indifference //Chapter 10: On Unjust “Justice” and the Inversion of Language // Chapter 11: On Appeasement // Chapter 12: On the Man who stood against Pax Arabica
PART 2: EDEN
Chapter 13: On Nations, States and the Nation State // Chapter 14: On Sykes-Picot // Chapter 15: On Zionism and the duty to protect // Chapter 16: On the New Regional Sheriff // Chapter 17: On the Psychology of Strength // Chapter 18: On the Paradigm Shift // Chapter 19: On the Post-Imperial Two State Solution // Chapter 20: On the End of the Great Game
AFTERWORD by Khaled Salih: A Song of the Oppressor and the Parody of the Oppressed.
