Oppression, Terrorism and the Far Right Wing

If you look back through the history of the past centuries you can track oppression back to religions, political or Monarchial empires, which have led to modern day attitudes and far right wing fascist movements.
The oppression of the Arabic nations came before the oppression of African nations.
The Arabic nations were oppressed by monarchial empires and Christianity many hundreds of years ago, with the Arabic people slaves for mostly Christian-led empire.
The African nations were later to be forced into servitude by the British Empire and Christian missionaries.

Equality and human rights were rarely a part of the 'mission'of Western Governments and Empires. Arabic, Asian and African nations were subjected to the most inhumane dictatorial leaderships of Western nations, and only in the last 100 years have those oppressed nations started to fight against the oppressive Westen rule.
Part of the Christian missions across the World was to bring schooling and education to the Third World countries, under the Catholic banner, and although the African, Arabic and Asian countries were given education and schooling, they were also subjected to the harsh punitive oppression that came with the Catholic missionaries. The Catholic and Christian educational facilities occupied most of the African nations which were under also British and French rule. South American countries saw the arrival of Christian missionaries. You can read the histories of those nations and regions to find out more about the monarchial and political ambitions which helped to build up those nations under inhumane and oppressive dictatorial rule, which is important to learn if you want to get an idea of the scale of modern development that those regions went though, and which built up their nations to become competitors in today's economic capitalist world.

Without Western dictatorship-style missions across the World, poorer nations would have had nothing but their own cultures, a basic way of life and their own regionalized leaderships, and Western nations provided education, skills and opportunities to other nations- but mostly in a very controlled, oppressive way.
Most of the poorer nations which were occupied by Western nations had a limited ability to enter circles of power, such as Government, politics, skilled labour, teaching and medical work. The people of third world poorer nations were mainly the hard labour workers, often working for little money, and were subjected to brutal treatment to make them work harder. Many poorer nations have slowly gained their democracy. British Monarchy has lost control in most parts of the World.

The African nations gained their independence from British monarchy/ French political rule, although many of the leaderships in those regions in Africa have simply themselves become oppressive and dictatorial,demanding their people the utmost loyalty and allegiance. Saudi Arabia is a Monarchial Government where the people do not get to vote for an alternative political option. Bahrain is another Monarchial region, as are many Arab states, which are seen to be extremely oppressive towards political opposition.
Public dissent of the ruling Monarchial arab governments are seen as a threat and uprisings are brutally silenced. People of formerly British-French ruled nations are now able to find their own ways of organizing protests and demonstrations. Countries of the Middle Ease are slowly going through political change. Those countries were previously occupied by European monarchy or European politics, and the current Governments are being ousted by public demand and uprisings.  

The whole evolutionary process in politics of regions of the World from European rule to regionalized rule has taken many decades, and racist politics of past European governments still exists in many European countries, and in the mindset of many people who lived through an era believing that oppression of other nations was a necessity. Some of that belief was religiously-driven, and some of the belief in oppression was purely for capitalist gain of European nations. North America was extrememly oppressive towards the black communities who had been the slaves for European communities that settled in America. Australia was founded on mainly British colonialism, and the black Aboriginal Australians were largely pushed aside and beaten down during the arrival of British colonial explorers in the late 1800's. So this sense of oppression and conquering poorer nations and undeveloped nations was generally accepted by European people for decades and centuries.

Today the attitude of many Europeans is that oppression still works, is a belief that is mainly capitalist-driven. Many people see the invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan as a mostly capitalist venture more than a war to increase security of European nations. It is this belief in capitalist wars and the modern far-right wing political-Christian groups which mainly cling on to today. The far-right wing political belief is not only in Christian countries, but is present in Islamic groups and in what is known as 'Zionist' politics of Israel and other movements around the World-particularly in America, where there is a lot of U.S political and business support of Israel's Governments and policies which have oppressed Arab nations for decades.
In the region of Palestine the people live in a concentration-camp style existance, being the constant targets of oppression of Israel and America's policies. Britain gave the region of Palestine to the Jewish communities in the region during the last century, and there have been decades of war and conflict brought on by the policies of America and Britain which supported mainly the Jewish communities to oppress the Palestinians. Far-right wing Jewish movements and Jewish businesses in America and around the World have given the Israeli politics a much bigger support, and have supported the Israeli interests. The majority of Christian churches and movements in America and around the World have always been the investors in Jewish interests, and only in the last decade has the Jewish and Christian unification been exposed as being too domineering and powerful, the policies of the unification seen as dictatorial and brutal.

European and American media has been founded by a mainly Christian-Jewish ownership which have controlled much of the information in newspapers, magazines and television news. The 'radical Islam' and 'war on terror' elements have been pushed out by such media circles to dominate and influence over political and public debate. This has been seen a demonization of Islam, much like the African countries were seen as 'uncivilized' by European countries and America. The idea of 'civilization' in Europe and America only ever looked at the 'modern' European monarchial model of dictatorship as the only model that should exist across the World. Many American/European Christian and Jewish movements around the World today support the wars in Islamic countries, and are against the integration of other races into their countries. The opposition of people of different race is more of a threat to the peaceful stability in communities than we are informed of through the media. The biggest threat that black Americans faced was opposition from far-right wing political, sometimes Christian movements who demonized the black communities, and today the demonization of South American latino countries by the far-right wing movements in America is something that exists at levels of politics, media and in some southern-states of America.

The far-right Christian, Jewish and Islamic, and far-right wing political movements are actually on the rise across the World. Most of the Islamic terror attacks are not an attempt to bolster support for Islam but revenge attacks against foreign nations invading Muslim countries and the deaths of civilians in foreign military operations and the foreign capitalization of Muslim countries.
The recent terror attack in Norway against the Norweigan ruling Labour Party was carried out by a far-right wing supporter, who was part of a mainly anti-Islamic political movement, such as the Geert Wilders political party movement in the Netherlands. Norway's Labour Party is supportive of racial integration and pro-immigration, and the attack in Norway is seen as to be a response to the modern acceptance of other ethnic origins in Norway. Most other European countries also support racial integration, and the benefit of racial integration in countries can be seen in job creation, economic growth and cultural sharing and understanding.

The terror attack in Norway involved the largest single-shooting incident of civilians in modern history and a bombing of the Norweigan Labour Party Government buildings. The civilians killed were part of the Labour Party's Youth Movement, and were targets mainly because of the pro-immigration policies that were supported by the Norway's Labour political party. These sort of far-right wing attacks rarely happen, but underline the level of hatred that is still present in today's World, and which are known to be gaining in support- be it in the Christian or Islamic World. Oppression in past centuries has brought with it the hatred and demonization of other cultures into today's modern way of life and way of thinking, and we can directly link the far right wing to the old-time oppressiveness of Christianity and Islam to politics and movements that exist and continue to grow.

Wars and conflicts often have repercussions, and generate more opposition and more far-right wing groups across the World which adds to the amount of conflict that has generally spiralled upwards and outwards across the World. The far right wing is the real threat, but so are the oppressive policies of developed  rich nations that have exploited and taken plenty from poorer nations which are rich in resources and which are more defenseless in the face of stronger nations.

by Russell S.Wyllie