Purging the Other:: A Legacy of Racial and Ethnic Cleansing - Softcover

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The purpose of this title is to provide evidence that the genocide of nonwhites is a systemic tradition in the West. It may be a genetic imperative or derived from DNA memory of black rule until the mid-19th century but it is definitely a socioeconomic one by “pinks” who claim to be white and superior to all other nonwhites. Besides purging nonwhites in the quest of their so-called manifest destiny, they have dismissed and suppressed the history of the significant accomplishments of nonwhites. The latter’s credit for the origin of civilization and religion was erased from annuals of history, media, entertainment, and minds of all Westerners. In its place, images of savagery and brutality was emphasized to brand “nonwhites” as nonhuman threats. The latter global majority was excluded from “All Lives Matter” and “Justice for All” mantra promoted for Caucasians.The book looks at the rise of fascism and its xenophobia and racism on par with that which led to the Holocaust of no less than 6 million Jews and facsimile number of other European nationals, as well as the Second World War of the Destruction of Western Civilization. Assessed is how survivors of the Holocaust that have migrated to land taken from Palestinians have implemented Neo-Nazi policies with the help of America’s new Fuhrer, Donald J. Trump, and his criminal cohort. This examination then turns to legendary atrocities committed by white Americans a century ago, namely Rosewood, the Red Summer of 1919, Destruction of “Black Wall Street, and lynchings. From here, the book turns to the present epoch where extralegal and vigilante murders of blacks are rampant. In addition, blacks are being poisoned by environmental racism which seriously damages their neutral and intellectual prowess. Last but not least, the history of separating families and incarcerating nonwhite refugees is perused. This Western tradition of purging others in quest of enormous wealth, privilege, and power, extend to Africa and Asia occupation is scrutinized by virtue of some of its worst incidences. The connection to how nonwhites are treated on a global scale is exposed. From lives lost, the book peruses how white historians and scholars have expunged blacks from the true annuals of European and World History. The evidence to the contrary is highlighted. The truth revealed supports the argument that history is cyclical and those who are artificially in power today were without this hegemony throughout most of the world’s history. In contrast, the nonwhites who are scorned and purged today held power and privilege, as well as divine-like status, for most of history. This truth and evidence to this respect as highlighted contradict the notion of scientific racism and its suggestion that the white race is superior and the most evolved homo sapiens.

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