Between Unity and Dismantling, the West’s Fierce Policy By Ramy Sayegh, Jaffa MARCH March 14, 2025
By Ramy Sayegh, Jaffa MARCH March 14, 2025
Between Unity and Dismantling, the West’s Fierce Policy
By Ramy Sayegh, Jaffa
MARCH March 14, 2025
It is no secret that Western countries intend to maintain control over the countries and resources of the East and Africa, which have been weak and powerless recently. History repeats itself from the Roman Empire’s control over vast areas spanning large parts of Europe, Asia, and Africa, to the British Empire, which did not set the sun from its territory (which it conquered by force) at the time.
However, despite the experience of history, we must point out that every power has limits and every empire has an end, and that Western arrogance will one day end, for certain reasons, the most important of which is the awareness of peoples and their unity against tyranny and arrogance, as happened after the weakness of the empires I mentioned before.
For decades, we have been witnessing the domination of the United States and its European allies in the political arena, especially in Palestine, the heart of the Arab world, officially dispossessed since 1948, to impose their control over the most important region in the Eastern Arab regiom without resistance and to have the opportunity to control the Suez Canal and the Arabian Sea to extend towards the Indian Ocean and the East. This control is due to the collusion among the countries of the West (Western Europe, the United States, Canada, and Australia), which in turn fights against unity wherever it exists, here are historical examples from the Arab world:
Fighting Arab unity between Egypt and Syria in 1958.
Support the 1993 Oslo Accords, which dismantled Palestine into pieces and cut the Palestinians from their fundamental cause.
The occupation of Iraq in 2003 and the separation of Iraqi Kurdistan province from the mother state and giving it autonomy that remains to this day.
And also in Yemen, divide it into south and north, and wage a fierce war against it for more than ten years.
The division of Sudan into north and south in 2011.
The division of Libya into east and west even if no new state has yet been created.
Support for the secession of Western Sahara from Morocco.
The dismantling of Syria at the time being.
To clarify this policy, we must point out that the West is fighting for unity even in Europe, in 1991 The Yugoslav civil war broke out with the support of the West, which saw that the unity of the Slavs in Eastern and Central Europe would pose a threat to the Western Europe control, which dealt with Spain with the opposite currency (double standards) as Spain is supported by fighting separatists from Catalonia, Basque and other multiple states, and I am sure that the same treatment is done with the German provinces that dream of secession from The federal state, especially in the wealthy province of Bavaria, thanks to its richness, remains a strong economic and industrial country in Europe.
We also do not forget the support of anarchists in Venezuela and Colombia over the years to weaken and dismantle those rich and anti-imperialist countries that encourage separatists wherever they are, in Sri Lanka the civil war between the north and the south lasted thirty years, which clearly means that the United States of America and its collaborators are behind it (the cause of the war is the dollar and its masters).
We are still witnessing the support of the single-pole Taiwan to secede from China. We are not surprised that it is involved in endless strife in African countries such as Sudan, Congo, Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia, and other vulnerable and colonized African countries from the West and China, but in a non-military form, as it was in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
The west may face the oposite of what it planed for, which may create a negative & risky effects on their only unity & geo-political strategies. For example, Britain an ally of the United States, will disintegrate thanks to the free separatist movement in Scotland, which will encourage other secessionist movements in Europe and even in the United States, where there is a real separatist movement in the rich state of California. Perhaps there are other movements in rich states.
In conclusion, in my opinion, the power struggle must change one day and perhaps soon, so who knows? Because history always repeats itself and there is no eternal empire whatsoever, disintegration is bound to occur in the coming years due to geopolitical, economic, and military changes.
