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Sustained Terrorism on Africa : A Study of Slave-Ism, Colonialism, Neocolonialism, and Globalism.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Mentan, Tatah, author.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Imperialism.
- Terrorism.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (369 pages)
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Place of Publication:
- : Langaa RPCIG, 2022.
- Summary:
- Human beings indeed need not justify terrorism of any kind, regardless of whether one is Muslim, Christian or Jew, because it is the axis of evil and devastation of mankind. Terrorism on Africa has been a ubiquitous presence against which the democratic values of African civilization are ranged-a demon to be exorcised at all costs, even at the cost of civil liberties. However, the deliberate use of the term terrorism in recent decades was carefully selected, mainly, against a certain religion (Islam). The idea was then globally politicized by the Western world. Leaving that scholarly view in its own right, this study disagrees with the opinion raising terrorism as the devil's just-born child of evil, when in reality Africans had been terrorized for centuries as slaves and human chattel, colonies, neo-colonies and captives of globalism. Terrorism on Africa has been the global threat against which global war must now be fought. It should have never taken place anyway! Whether the terrorizing country was peaceful or violent, no country should be granted the right to seize and restrict the development of a region. Europeans have crippled the rich native African civilizations for their own political and economic gain for centuries. No matter the reason, no intelligence, knowledge, or technology permits one country or countries to terrorize another or other countries like the terrorized and victimized in Africa. Africans must disable and counter propaganda and information operations. We must address known causal factors by strengthening vulnerable populations and improving their ability to identify, characterize, attribute, and defend against terror networks and threats. Our counter-terrorism architectures and capabilities will need to be more agile and more integrated. Mankind needs a common strategy. Understanding this complex terrorist environment will require mature global networks and effective links with interagency teammates and partner nations-allowing rapid synchronization of information across agency, regional, national, and international boundaries in order to dismantle the sustained multi-faceted terrorism on Africa.
- Contents:
- Cover
- Title page
- Copyright page
- Dedication
- Contents
- List of Pictures, Tables, Maps and Figures, Pictures
- Foreword
- Prologue
- Africa's wealth
- Inglorious colonial past of Terrorism on Africa
- History doesn't repeat itself, but it rhymes
- Notes
- Chapter 1 - Introduction: Dissecting Terrorism
- Overview
- Issues on Terrorism
- The lure of terrorism
- Origins and Contexts of Terrorism
- Background to Terrorist Impulse
- Impacts on Victimized Societies
- Terrorism as an instrument of imperialist war
- How terrorism has evolved
- Terrorism as an instrument of manipulation by the bourgeois state
- Review of Literature
- References
- Chapter 2 - Deconstructing Terrorism as an Intersectional Phenomenon
- Why should we understand and deconstruct terrorism?
- Intersectionality: A Concept, Not a Theory
- Conceptualizing Intersectionality
- Combining Intersectionality and Historical Materialism
- Propaganda by the deed of Terrorism
- Chapter 3 - Motivations and Beliefs behind Terrorist Trans-Atlantic Slave System
- Background: Clearing confusion between serfs and slaves
- Sources of Slavery Law
- Quran
- Slavery as Property Ownership
- Master-slave legal relationships
- Slavery in the Ancient World
- Serfdom succeeds Slavery in Europe
- Slavery in the Americas
- Enslaved Africans in the Americas
- The 19th Century Crisis
- The 20th and 21st centuries
- European Slave Societies
- Biblical Justification of Slavery
- Slavery and the Early Church
- For St. Augustine of Hippo
- Slavery and the Papacy
- Slavery in the United States
- The international slave trade
- Acquisition of Africans as Chattel Slaves
- Wrong version of history of slave acquisition from Africa
- Stages of development of human society
- Methods of European Acquisition of African Slaves.
- Acquired African Human Merchandise and Tragic Middle Passage Journey to the Americas in Chains
- Slavery: A Founding Tragedy of our Modern World
- Denials of Dignity and Resistance
- Lessons from History
- Terror on African Slaves in the Americas
- Slave Colonies
- Products and Labour
- South America
- Slavery Becomes Entrenched
- Slave Labour
- African Diaspora Culture
- Folklore
- Language
- Music
- Foodways
- African "Free" Black Communities
- Religion and Slavery
- Resistance to Slavery
- Maroon Communities in the Americas
- Rebellions and Conspiracies
- Slavery and the Age of Revolutions
- American Revolution
- French Revolution
- Haitian Revolution
- Latin American Revolutions
- Emancipatory Movements
- Abolition of Slave Trade
- Abolition of Slavery
- Slavery Remembered
- Atlantic Emancipation Celebrations
- The Archaeology of the African Diaspora
- The Scope of the Field
- The Value of the Field
- The Effects of Slavery on African-Americans
- Legislation
- Impact of Western slavery terrorism on Africa
- Takeaways: Motivation for European conquest of the New World
- Terrorizing for God, Gold, and Glory
- The Conquistadors, Religion &
- the Spread of the Catholic Faith
- The Conquest of New Spain in the Name of the King
- The Conquistadors, Glory &
- Honour
- Chapter 4 - From Terrorism of Slave-ism and Slave Trade to Terroristic Colonization of Africa
- Introduction
- European Anatomization of African Colonialisms
- European Colonial Order
- Colonial Powers and Role of Protectorates
- Reasons for European colonization of Africa
- Exploration: Creating Blank Spaces
- Slaves and Missionaries
- The Myth Today
- Stereotypical Biases: Black Africans
- Alternate Forms of Agricultural Labour
- Industrial, informational and domestic labour.
- European Use of Cheap African Labour
- Expanding the global frontiers of extraction
- Extractivism: Not a neutral economic model
- Colonialism faked its own death in Africa
- Defining Politics of Imperial-Colonial Rule
- Imperial- Colonial Rule
- Imperialist Settler Colonialism
- Big Man rule
- The birth of election rigging
- Rise of fragile authoritarianism
- The past of the present
- White Supremacy in US History
- Structural Racism and White Supremacy
- Impact of Colonialism on African Societies
- Conclusion
- Chapter 5 - The Terror of Neo-colonialism on Africa
- What is the difference between Colonialism and Neocolonialism?
- Understanding Neocolonialism
- The consolidation of Power by the neocolonial puppet class in Africa
- African puppet middle classes or bureaucratic bourgeoisie and the State
- Problematizing the 'middle classing' or bureaucratic bourgeoisie of development
- Neo-colonialism and financial imperialism 101
- Chapter 6 - The Terrorism of Globalism on Africa
- Is the ideology of Globalism "Demonic?"
- Defining the Ideology of Globalism
- Globalism: Paradise Lost?
- Difference between Fundamentalism and Communalism
- Terrorism and Deception by Globalism
- Chapter 7 - Epilogue
- Theoretical Reprise
- Skewed Definition of Terrorism
- Terrorism practiced by the West
- Radicalization. A concept that applies well to the contingents of national armies
- Double Standards
- Why do we have resistance?
- Summary
- What Next? African Puppets of Imperialism Must Go!
- Appendix I. Slavery Remembrance Day memorial lecture 2007
- The degradation of slavery
- Contradictions of the American Patriots in the 18th century.
- Dehumanization of Africans
- The impact of the slave trade on British industry
- A better understanding of chattel slavery
- The demand-for-labour theory
- The difference between slavery and serfdom
- Events contributing to the ideological foundation of chattel slavery
- The status of chattel slaves
- The Law of the Admiralty
- Transferring Maritime Law onto land
- The implications of the chattelization of Africans
- Further readings
- Appendix II. The Charter of Imperialism
- Back cover.
- Notes:
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
- ISBN:
- 9789956552948
- 9956552941
- OCLC:
- 1346363348
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