European politics and Nazi racisms
The article focuses on the history and racism of European and American regimes throughout the ages, highlighting the crimes and assaults they have committed against the peoples of the world, from colonialism and slavery to genocide and armed conflicts. It sheds light on Europe's practices during the colonial era, such as the extermination of indigenous populations in America and Africa, the crimes of French occupation in Algeria, and British violations in India and Australia. It also discusses the role of Western powers in dividing Africa, supporting the Israeli occupation of Palestine, the aggression against Iraq and Afghanistan, and war crimes in the Arab region, emphasizing the ongoing persistence of racism and aggression today—especially through Western solidarity with Israeli massacres and practices against resisting peoples. The article reflects that these policies are recurring and confirms the existence of the disease of Nazi racism and neo-Nazism within European and American policies. It underscores the continuity of old and new colonial and occupation policies.
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