The West: From Exploitation of Nations to Pedophilia and Racism

The West not only exploits the peoples of the world but also extends this exploitation to the most vulnerable – young children, especially girls, turning them into sex slaves and objects for the satisfaction of base desires.

Simon Westwood

The Origins of Hypocrisy: The American “Struggle for Independence”

Since the exploitative American War of Independence in the eighteenth century, the American leaders have been trumpeting themselves as the champions of human rights, equality, freedom, and liberty. However, the struggle for independence was a folly. The thirteen American colonies comprised illegal European settlers who mercilessly slaughtered the indigenous American people and started calling them as Red Indians. This carnage continued till the majority turned into a minority, and the immigrant European ‘White Race’ fundamentally replaced the indigenous people. The carnage was so brutal that the indigenous people of America retreated towards America’s West. Then the campaign known as “Wild Wild West” began, and the target was the remaining Red Indians to be eliminated. The European settlers sexually exploited the African slaves and laid down the foundations of modern paedophile in the West. The Hollywood movie Django Unchained (2012) depicted some of the sexual atrocities committed by the European settlers against the African people.

The valiant Soviet nation triumphed over Nazi racist ideology, liberating Europe and ending World War II, and with it, racist dreams of white supremacy

The racist nature of America reached its climax with the initiation of the American Civil War in 1861. That was the time when the fake narratives of human rights, equality, freedom, and liberty were made limited only to the White Race. The American Civil War was not civil, as it was truly barbaric and was driven by the narrative of White Supremacy. During the war, both the United States of America as well as the Confederate States of America used the African slaves as foot soldiers and sent them to the frontlines to human wave attacks, i.e., meat grinder.

Colonization of Africa and the slave trade

It is amazing that the racist traders of Europe and America colonised the African continent and enslaved the African people using brute force. As always, business and trade remain the pedigree of the European and American traders, and they started the good old business of the slave trade. Hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of African men, women, and children were enslaved and sold in the European and American markets for forced labour. These people were subjected to the unprecedented harsh treatment and worst possible violence. The American Civil War was based on the question of whether the African slaves were humans or subhumans.

Ku Klux Klan and the Renewed Racism

It is quite interesting that at the end of the American Civil War, the Confederate States of America and the Confederate Army were defeated; nonetheless, the Confederate soldiers were not ready to give up on slavery. On December 24, 1865, Confederate Army General Nathan Bedford Forrest laid down the foundations of the far-right hate organization known as the Ku Klux Klan, or KKK. It was noted that the KKK was “a secret society that terrorized Black Americans and opposed Reconstruction efforts.” With him there were six other officers, including Frank McCord, Richard Reed, John Lester, John Kennedy, J. Calvin Jones, and James Crowe.

The KKK justified the rape, murder, lynching, robbery, and abduction of the African people and all others who were deemed a threat to the Protestant sect of Christianity. The KKK also called for extreme segregation between the White Race and others. They also forbade interracial marriages and advocated for the supremacy and superiority of the White Race.

During the twentieth century, Nazism in Germany behaved as the new face of White Supremacy and as the extended version of the KKK. Nazi Germany attacked other races and aimed to either enslave or eliminate them from the face of the earth. In this pursuit, Nazi Germany attacked the then-Soviet Union in June 1941; the valiant Soviet nation triumphed over Nazi racist ideology, liberating Europe and ending World War II, and with it, racist dreams of white supremacy. Since that time, after World War II, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) has acted as the true face of White supremacy and racism, as NATO considers only purely “White” nations to be a part of the military alliance.

Conclusion: Jeffrey Epstein as the New Member of KKK

As mentioned earlier, the KKK justified the rape and killing of all the Africa (black) people and called for taking all the necessary measures against other races. Jeffrey Epstein, whose name has become synonymous with paedophiles and racism, is not a new phenomenon in the West. Since the inception of America and even before that, the West has been quite complacent in sexually exploiting other races and nations. The main reason why the European powers started the colonialism and occupation of other countries by force was to enslave people and to exploit them, even sexually. During the colonial occupation, it was the favourite hobby of the Western people to sexually exploit the victim nation, especially the young minor girls. This Western practice is still going on in the Philippines.

People around the globe are condemning Jeffrey Epstein for his abduction of young and minor girls for sexual purposes and human trafficking. The point is that the West, especially the United States’ Justice Department has been carefully redacting the names of influential Western leaders, politicians, businessmen, academicians, and athletes from the Epstein Files. There is no doubt that the history of Europe and America is dark and is being dominated by exploitation of the weak. This deliberate act should not be a surprise for enlightened people, as they are fully aware of the West’s complete and absolute complacency in pedophilia and exploiting young and minor children for illegal and immoral sexual purposes.

Simon Westwood is a Masters student at Dublin City University (DCU), Ireland. He is also a Research Assistant at DCU’s Department of History