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If the Arab and Islamic world is currently suffering from American hegemony and Arab domination, it is not alone in this regard. American hegemony over the Arab and Islamic region was preceded by domination and oppression in all parts of the world.
The author presents this in his book, beginning with the American genocide of Native Americans and the enslavement of Black people, continuing with the destruction of Spanish power and the subjugation of Latin America and the Philippines, the destruction of Europe and Japan and the control of their resources through two world wars, the Cold War with the Soviet Union and the Eastern Bloc and the accompanying massacres and genocide against the Vietnamese and Koreans, and ending with the New World Order. Through this order, America sought to dominate the world and turn its peoples into slaves to serve its base ambitions, disregarding all principles and human values. What is happening in Afghanistan and Iraq is a prime example of this.
This long history of American crimes and genocide, encompassing the entire globe, along with the accompanying distortion and falsification of history, is now beginning to unravel. The peoples of the world are starting to learn the painful truths about American crimes against them and against humanity. This is the primary reason for the growing global hatred of America, a hatred that has begun to surface clearly and prominently. For the first time in the history of European journalism, America has become a subject of intense, sometimes scathing, and at other times bold, criticism from analysts and writers.
Liberal writers, who until recently admired American civilization and the American way of life, have now turned their pens to expose this model, which now targets humanity in every aspect. In their view, Americanization is a new form of colonialism, no different from old European colonialism, but employing new methods.
Hence, this book attempts to outline how Arabs and Muslims, suffering under the American onslaught—which the author characterizes as a crusade against the Arab and Islamic world—can extricate themselves from this American predicament. The author presents a vision of how this American crusade can be countered from within, or through alliances with other benevolent forces in the world via interfaith and intercultural dialogue. He adds that this alone is insufficient for success in this confrontation unless Muslims and Arabs establish and build their own civilizational project, one that can serve as a humane alternative to the crumbling and inhumane American model. This deliberate planning by the enemies…
This barbaric ferocity of aggression and the clarity of its targeting demand a response from the Arab and Islamic world commensurate with the grave danger it faces. This can only be achieved through a comprehensive renaissance project, forged in the crucible of the ongoing struggle against the enemy, and sustained through continuous engagement in all possible and innovative ways.
It is worth noting that this book is the fourth in a series by the author entitled: “The Crusade Against the Islamic World and the World…”.
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