Prof. Dr. Bischara Ali Egal

Breaking News : Russia Demilitarizes Ukraine Can the West Come to its Senses or Does the West Have any Sense to Come to? Paul Craig Roberts Three days ago I wrote “Today the World Has Changed.”  The Kremlin recognized the Russian territories that Lenin had folded into the Ukraine as independent states and gave the Ukrainian Nazis an ultimatum to cease its attacks on the Donbass Russians. The Russian Armed Forces were issued orders to ensure provision of peace on the territory of the independent republics. Unfortunately, the dumbshit Ukrainians didn’t hear and neither did the dumbshits in Washington.  Instead of avoiding…

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The Clan Comparador OLIGARCHY and The Death of Somali Nationalism  1991-Present. By Dr. Bischara Ali Egal. Introduction-Ideological  and Philosophical  Background: “Aristotle used the term oligarchia to designate the rule of the few when it was exercised not by the best but by bad men unjustly. In this sense, oligarchy is a debased form of aristocracy, which denotes government by the few in which power is vested in the best individuals. Most classic oligarchies have resulted when governing elites were recruited exclusively from a ruling caste a hereditary social grouping that is set apart from the rest of society by religion,…

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he Middle East is such a region that meticulous plans can be turned on their heads overnight. It is a place where fronts are established overnight, and where those fronts can also be similarly thrown out. The Middle East is the world’s center; it is a battlefield for all powers. Therefore, nobody’s plans ever stick, nor are they ever guaranteed. You could wake up one morning to find out all alliances from the day before have been shattered, and new alliances established in their stead. Yesterday’s foes have become today’s friends, and friends have become foes. Three decades of war…

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Is The Amnesty International Report an Israeli ‘Sharpeville Moment?’ [Prefatory Note: The following interview contains some probing questions put to me by C. J. Polychroniou. The interview was published in Truthout  on February 9th, following the release on February 1st, of the explosive Amnesty International Report finding Israel to be guilty of committing the continuing crime of apartheid. How much longer can governments, the UN, and liberal Zionist close their eye in face of the mounting consensus in the international human community on the question of Israeli apartheid?] Is The Amnesty International Report an Israeli ‘Sharpeville Moment?’ Q1. Amnesty International’s new report…

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For exactly three decades now, war has been raging on in Turkey’s south. Invasions, civil wars, and ethnic and sectarian conflicts are rife from the Red Sea to Afghanistan. Millions perished, as cities turned into ruins and countries collapsed. All of these wars were broken out by the U.S. and Europe. All of these massacres were committed to further U.S. and European interests. Countries collapsed because of American and European greed. The biggest price we paid in the 21st century Nobody should even deign to suggest that these countries had problems of their own to deal with. This was…

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e faced wars in the south, east and west. Now, a new war is brewing in the north, right in our backyard. The intense battle between Russia and the U.S. and Europe, between the East and West, is yet again driving another country to war, and perhaps even invasion. The Ukraine crisis is not limited to the conflict with Russia, its self-defense efforts, or Russia’s desire to invade. It is part of a much bigger game, a vaster and long-lasting fight. Ukraine is both an eastern and western front Ukraine is a front to both the East and West,…

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We faced wars in the south, east and west. Now, a new war is brewing in the north, right in our backyard. The intense battle between Russia and the U.S. and Europe, between the East and West, is yet again driving another country to war, and perhaps even invasion. The Ukraine crisis is not limited to the conflict with Russia, its self-defense efforts, or Russia’s desire to invade. It is part of a much bigger game, a vaster and long-lasting fight. Ukraine is both an eastern and western front Ukraine is a front to both the East and West,…

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We faced wars in the south, east and west. Now, a new war is brewing in the north, right in our backyard. The intense battle between Russia and the U.S. and Europe, between the East and West, is yet again driving another country to war, and perhaps even invasion. The Ukraine crisis is not limited to the conflict with Russia, its self-defense efforts, or Russia’s desire to invade. It is part of a much bigger game, a vaster and long-lasting fight. Ukraine is both an eastern and western front Ukraine is a front to both the East and West,…

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The truth that Turkey’s opposition is aligned with the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETÖ) and Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), that it has been taken hostage and designed by these organizations, and that it is has been re-dressed within the context of the multinational agenda geared for 2023, can no longer be denied. Political party headquarters have turned into terror headquarters, FETÖ bases. These parties are now protecting and sustaining overt partnerships with the structures battling Turkey. Political leaders no longer even feel the need to hide their solidarity with these terrorist organizations. The revenge front in Turkey They opposed every…

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For a moment, imagine an upside-down military world. Instead of U.S. guided-missile destroyers and other ships regularly carrying out “freedom of navigation operations” near Chinese-claimed islands in the South China Sea and such destroyers no less regularly passing through the Strait of Taiwan between that disputed island and the People’s Republic of China, consider how any administration would react if Chinese naval vessels were ever more provocatively patrolling off the coast of California. You know that official Washington would quite literally go nuts and we’d find ourselves at the edge of war almost instantly. Or, in a similar fashion, imagine that Russia had moved nuclear weapons close to the southern…

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