Personal Comments and Impressions (F)

The Genocide in Gaza –a reflection of the political culture of Western countries

(from nothingness to nowhere)

The meaning of political culture- political culture refers to shared beliefs , values, attitudes, and  behaviors that characterizes a particular political  system and its citizens. It shapes how  people understand and participate in politics, influencing their perceptions of legitimacy, their expectations of government and their willingness to engage in political action –google.com

What is happening today in Gaza, Palestine,  is  a consequence of an inhuman and fascistic stance of a large section of Western societies , meaning their own  political cultures. They represent a hostile position against all peoples who are not part of western civilization and a defensive stance with respect to their own geo-political interests, throughout the world. From the Middle East to  Central Asia, and from South America to Africa.

The colonialist ideology is  still dominant after 500 years of western colonialism , which had defined the basis of the political cultures of the west.

Naturally there are also foreign defenders of this neo-colonialist ideology. These non-western parasitic political entities which have always supported the  West’s exploitation of non-western countries and their societies for their own ‘’dystopian’’ exploitative interests. The perfect historical   example of this foreign and treacherous political actor is the Jewish Zionist Empire It has positioned itself at the ideal political and economic  world power centers in order to ensure its expansionist geo-political  machinations during the last 300 years at least. This ‘’cabal’’ of conspiratorial human entities have succeeded in controlling the political and economic establishments of the European Union, that of the United States, as well as many countries in Africa, in South America and the Middle East. At the same time , these  parasitic non-western protagonists are  major trading partners with powerful nations such as China, India, South Korea and Japan.

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SOCIAL UNITY VS SOCIAL DISUNITY

A — Maya Angelou- ‘’Letter to my daughter’’
Book published in 2009 by Penguin Random House
A message of national unity and hope from Maya Angelou(1928-2014) to all Americans
( Maya Angelou is a famous American poet, author and academic)

Chapter 21 — National Spirit

For the past four decades our national spirit and natural joy have ebbed. Our national expectations have diminished . Our hope for the future has waned to such a degree that we risk sneers and snorts of derision when we confess that we are hoping for bright tomorrows.

How have we come so late and lonely to this place? When did we relinquish our desire for a high moral ground to those who clutter our national landscape with vulgar accusations and gross speculations?

Are we not the same people who have fought a war in Europe to eradicate an Aryan threat to murder an entire race? Have we not worked , prayed, planned to create a better world? Are we not the citizens who struggled, marched, and went to jail to obliterate legalized racism from our country? Didn’t we dream of a country where freedom was in the national conscience and dignity was the goal?
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Personal Comments and Impressions (D)

(The following are my commentaries on  Social Issues, Current Events, Concepts  and also Personal Impressions of people and everyday life)

No News is Good News

a) A  letter to the  Editors of the  British magazine  ‘’The New  Statesman’’

 

July  2021,

Dear  Editors,

This is the second letter that I am writing to your magazine, the first one I  sent in  August of 2020, which  I  am including part of the text so you will be reminded of the content.

The first letter dealt with the current event subject of  Meghan Merkle and  Prince  Harry, which  I  published it on my website(meta-morphosis.gr), knowing full well that you wouldn’t make any editorial reference to it in the section of your magazine where you allow commentaries from your readers to be partially printed.

The sad aspect concerning your  editorial integrity and its professionalism is that you didn’t even sent me a typical notice of  the reception of the letter, even though I had informed you that I have been keeping my own website for 15 years, writing articles both in English and Greek.

I will therefore print once again a section of the letter I  sent you  in  August 2020, which provides me with the opportunity for my readers not only to assess what  I have already commented on , but to also evaluate your  integrity as an important progressive magazine in the West.

 

Part of the letter  goes as follows:

 

August 2, 2020

Dear  Editors,

I   rarely  write  letters to newspapers, magazines or T.V. networks, but  I did exactly that a long time ago, during the illegal American war campaign in  Iraq in 2003, where more than half-a-million Iraqi citizens died and many thousands of Iraqi and  American soldiers.

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