This is a very insightful article. Remember Musk grew up in South Africa. Expoliting people that are not white was the goal of the system. Musk has now reverted to the Aparthied System to once again gain control and exploit people of colour. He will continue with the use of this system for self recognition. South Africa has currency regulations, but he was able get all of his money for South Africa. How did he do that? Exploition and misinformation is his way.
Well informed and deeply insightful article. At an imperative time when Islamophobic narratives are being peddled globally, it’s refreshing to see an analysis that challenges disinformation with clarity and evidence.
What is happening is that the rulers in the Arab and Islamic world are nothing but puppets serving the West. They secure their positions through betrayal against their own countries and peoples. These traitors are the main cause of our destruction. The Arab and Islamic peoples must wake up and realize that the current rulers are the reason for the ruin of our nations. Their betrayal is destroying us all. Without their silence, and in some cases, their direct support of these rulers — take Bin Zayed in the Emirates as an example — these crimes would not have continued. Their complicity is as dangerous as their betrayal, and this is why this racist deviant, Elon Musk, would never have dared to say what he said.
Brilliant piece! Subhanallah. We should not fail to contextualise Musk's political grounding in his Apartheid South Africa where he benefitted from the exploitation of black South Africans and an elite way of life reserved for White South Africans. We are a country that has produced both Mandela and Musk! The current order is in significant decline. The sun will rise from the West through the efforts of Western Muslims like yourself insha'Allah .
This is how to dismantle the #usa #Oligarchy - The past holds the #Keys
Overthrowing an oligarchy—a system where power is concentrated in the hands of a few—requires collective action, organization, and often systemic change. Here are some key strategies populations have historically used:
1. Awareness and Education
• Educate the public: Help citizens understand the structure and impact of the oligarchy by exposing corruption and inequality.
• Build consensus: Spread awareness about shared grievances and the need for change through media, literature, and grassroots movements.
2. Grassroots Organisation
• Unify diverse groups: Bring together people across social, economic, and cultural lines under a shared goal of dismantling the oligarchy.
• Leverage community networks: Use unions, local organisations, and activist groups to mobilize people.
3. Nonviolent Resistance
• Mass protests: Organise demonstrations, strikes, and boycotts to disrupt the oligarchy’s economic and political power.
• Civil disobedience: Refuse to comply with unjust laws and policies that support the oligarchs.
• Strategic non-cooperation: Withdraw support from oligarchic institutions by boycotting businesses and elections controlled by elites.
4. Economic Pressure
• Redistribute wealth: Advocate for policies like progressive taxation, land reforms, and regulation of monopolies.
• Support ethical alternatives: Build cooperative businesses and community-owned enterprises to bypass oligarch-controlled industries.
5. Political Action
• Form or support alternative parties: Establish or back political movements that represent the majority and advocate for systemic change.
• Demand democratic reforms: Push for electoral reforms, such as campaign finance laws, to weaken oligarchic influence.
6. Alliances and International Support
• Build coalitions: Collaborate with labour unions, civil society organisations, and international human rights groups.
• Seek global attention: Use social media and international platforms to expose the oligarchy and gain support.
7. Address Power Structures
• Dismantle monopolies: Break up industries controlled by the oligarchs to reduce their economic power.
• Strengthen institutions: Push for judicial independence, transparency, and accountability in governance.
8. Revolution (Last Resort)
• If peaceful means fail and oppression intensifies, revolutions have historically overthrown oligarchies. However, revolutions carry significant risks, including violence, instability, and unintended consequences.
Historical Examples
• The French Revolution (1789–1799): Overthrew the aristocracy and established a republic.
• The Russian Revolution (1917): Dismantled the tsarist oligarchy, leading to the establishment of a communist government.
• South Africa’s anti-apartheid movement (20th century): Nonviolent resistance and international pressure dismantled a racially based oligarchic system.
Ultimately, the success of overthrowing an oligarchy depends on the population’s ability to sustain collective action, overcome divisions, and implement meaningful reforms once the oligarchy is dismantled.
This is a very insightful article. Remember Musk grew up in South Africa. Expoliting people that are not white was the goal of the system. Musk has now reverted to the Aparthied System to once again gain control and exploit people of colour. He will continue with the use of this system for self recognition. South Africa has currency regulations, but he was able get all of his money for South Africa. How did he do that? Exploition and misinformation is his way.
Well informed and deeply insightful article. At an imperative time when Islamophobic narratives are being peddled globally, it’s refreshing to see an analysis that challenges disinformation with clarity and evidence.
Thank you, brother Jalal.
What is happening is that the rulers in the Arab and Islamic world are nothing but puppets serving the West. They secure their positions through betrayal against their own countries and peoples. These traitors are the main cause of our destruction. The Arab and Islamic peoples must wake up and realize that the current rulers are the reason for the ruin of our nations. Their betrayal is destroying us all. Without their silence, and in some cases, their direct support of these rulers — take Bin Zayed in the Emirates as an example — these crimes would not have continued. Their complicity is as dangerous as their betrayal, and this is why this racist deviant, Elon Musk, would never have dared to say what he said.
Brilliant piece! Subhanallah. We should not fail to contextualise Musk's political grounding in his Apartheid South Africa where he benefitted from the exploitation of black South Africans and an elite way of life reserved for White South Africans. We are a country that has produced both Mandela and Musk! The current order is in significant decline. The sun will rise from the West through the efforts of Western Muslims like yourself insha'Allah .
Excellent work.
This is how to dismantle the #usa #Oligarchy - The past holds the #Keys
Overthrowing an oligarchy—a system where power is concentrated in the hands of a few—requires collective action, organization, and often systemic change. Here are some key strategies populations have historically used:
1. Awareness and Education
• Educate the public: Help citizens understand the structure and impact of the oligarchy by exposing corruption and inequality.
• Build consensus: Spread awareness about shared grievances and the need for change through media, literature, and grassroots movements.
2. Grassroots Organisation
• Unify diverse groups: Bring together people across social, economic, and cultural lines under a shared goal of dismantling the oligarchy.
• Leverage community networks: Use unions, local organisations, and activist groups to mobilize people.
3. Nonviolent Resistance
• Mass protests: Organise demonstrations, strikes, and boycotts to disrupt the oligarchy’s economic and political power.
• Civil disobedience: Refuse to comply with unjust laws and policies that support the oligarchs.
• Strategic non-cooperation: Withdraw support from oligarchic institutions by boycotting businesses and elections controlled by elites.
4. Economic Pressure
• Redistribute wealth: Advocate for policies like progressive taxation, land reforms, and regulation of monopolies.
• Support ethical alternatives: Build cooperative businesses and community-owned enterprises to bypass oligarch-controlled industries.
5. Political Action
• Form or support alternative parties: Establish or back political movements that represent the majority and advocate for systemic change.
• Demand democratic reforms: Push for electoral reforms, such as campaign finance laws, to weaken oligarchic influence.
6. Alliances and International Support
• Build coalitions: Collaborate with labour unions, civil society organisations, and international human rights groups.
• Seek global attention: Use social media and international platforms to expose the oligarchy and gain support.
7. Address Power Structures
• Dismantle monopolies: Break up industries controlled by the oligarchs to reduce their economic power.
• Strengthen institutions: Push for judicial independence, transparency, and accountability in governance.
8. Revolution (Last Resort)
• If peaceful means fail and oppression intensifies, revolutions have historically overthrown oligarchies. However, revolutions carry significant risks, including violence, instability, and unintended consequences.
Historical Examples
• The French Revolution (1789–1799): Overthrew the aristocracy and established a republic.
• The Russian Revolution (1917): Dismantled the tsarist oligarchy, leading to the establishment of a communist government.
• South Africa’s anti-apartheid movement (20th century): Nonviolent resistance and international pressure dismantled a racially based oligarchic system.
Ultimately, the success of overthrowing an oligarchy depends on the population’s ability to sustain collective action, overcome divisions, and implement meaningful reforms once the oligarchy is dismantled.
He is a moron