Western infatuation and infatuation!

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Bakr Abu Bakr

Tyrants and tyrants have always controlled the lion's share of the idea of ​​aggression against others and their oppression, and drawing swords to eliminate spaces of light or spaces of difference, pluralism, and recognition.

The tyrant - and the occupier or colonizer is a tyrant - sees in the light nothing but a threat, and assumes nothing in the flash of light except the danger that might spread, making the mornings universal for all people, bringing the relapsed or delusional out of the darkness of artificial stability into the noise of the hoped-for movement.

The major countries are unique in their state of monopolization of wealth and economic, military, administrative, technological, industrial and agricultural capabilities, and accordingly they assume the sovereignty of their narrative, their exclusive culture and their interpretations of civilization, by forcibly exporting their values, culture and way of life within the scope of their civilization, as if it were a destiny for the world that must accept them.

The acceptance by a few people or many of the totality of the civilization of the dominant West, with what it means of contempt, subjugation and use of the other as its servant, does not always come through the barrel of a gun or a tank or the whistle of attacking aircraft missiles. Rather, it often comes from the publications office, from propaganda bombs falsely described in the media, and from social media and newly networked algorithms, making the recipient associated with the “lower civilization” dazzled and fascinated by the civilization of the dominant West. The conqueror, the colonialist, turns into a faithful and obedient servant of it.

In the context of the intellectual and cultural penetration of the minds of delusional people from nations that have collapsed, are defeated, or have the potential for subversion (the potential for colonization, according to the Algerian thinker Malek Bennabi), you find many theorists who sanctify the dust of the feet of the invading soldiers! They see them, with their victories, as having rights, legitimacy, acceptance, and even pride.

Heavy invaders would never have formed a civilization, nor would weapons have built stable nations, urban renaissance, or intellectual advancement. Hence, the civilizations of the colonialist hegemony carried religion on their shoulders, and carried the white supremacist and exclusive culture on the tips of their spears, pouring it on the poor nations who today engaged in the delicious propaganda of those dominant nations, as if it were God’s gift from heaven to humanity.

They became involved in it, not for its important intellectual culture nor for its intellectual schools that can be taken up and down, but rather starting from small aspects that may seem marginal to the fascinated and fascinated, such as adopting the language of others and assuming that it means elegance, nobility, and sublimity, imitating the West and keeping one’s hearts open when speaking, and filling open squares with invitations to kiss the feet of the West, starting with adopting its terminology and sanctifying its products even if they contradict the values of our distinct civilization, all the way to washing with water. Its heavy consumables.

The infatuation and submissiveness to everything foreign or Western throws the sacred aside, and makes the other master over it: in the handbag, in the form of pronouncing words and shop signs, and in reverence for the products of the West and the occupier at the expense of authentic and distinct self-building and civilization.

In social media - which is all a Western industry, except for what China recently seized - you may or may not feel that there is a policy and a solid plan that allows you to say what you want, under the illusion that you are the author of what you say! When you reach the heart of the truth, you find racist chaos chasing you, and you find a heavy stick burning in your back.

Tyrants, tyrants, and occupiers of land and souls practice aggression against minds, just as the colonizer does, and just as the colonized person does (by opening the meem) or the oppressed person, who sacrifices himself for the despotic tyrant or the coloniser, and like him the occupier, so the colonized person integrates into the space of the other under the assumption that he represents him?! In fact, it robs him of his personality, after robbing him, unwillingly and then voluntarily, of his belonging to his country, his mind, and his civilization, so that he turns into a fierce advocate for others. He sees what they see, and only thinks about their tools, and damn the nation, the country, and the people!

In Ali Shariati’s book entitled “Gluttony and Ignorance,” he defines imagism as “falsifying a person’s mind, intelligence, and feeling, and changing his path from “human intelligence” and “social intelligence.”

Dr. writes. Ghazi Hussein on the “phenomenon of the Arab person’s insolence and stupidity” in his attack on the media that celebrates triviality and flatness, claiming that it exposes thought and culture. What is worse than that is the one who is fascinated by the consumerist West, devoid of the distinct Eastern values ​​that distinguish us from the values ​​of decadence and cursed relationships.

Dr. Abdul Sattar Saeed says that the results of the modern Western intellectual invasion and desire-based consumerism were ferocious and horrific, as he succeeded in raising generations to love the West, sing its praises, and be deeply enamored of its approaches, methods, and “way of living” in life.

That is, it is the process of transforming a human being into a domesticated animal that can be harnessed like a donkey or a colt, “without him realizing it.” One of the direct distractions is to move the mind towards ignorance and heedlessness or to drive it towards misguidance and deviation, and one of the indirect distractions is to distract from the basic and major vital rights by directing the mind towards those minor or trivial details.

What tyrants, oppressors, and tyrants do to the people, as well as the colonizer (the mentality of the racist, exploitative capitalist colonizer) or the occupation, is nothing but the plundering of human will, or directing it toward consumeristic and desirable details and manifestations, and toward political, cultural, economic, and social subjugation, and the loss of the authentic values ​​of every nation or civilization, which leads to the disappearance of the distinctive essence, and nothing else. This appears in adopting the opinion of the tyrant or the mind of the coloniser, his culture, his language, and even his way of life, until he overpowers all genuine differentiation of himself, his homeland, or his nation, so he becomes preoccupied with trivial matters rather than the country’s issues or the nation’s major issues.