Creative chaos theory – ✍️ Teacher: Fikri Kabbashi, Al-Amin Al-Arabi

The term “creative chaos” represents one of the most important keys produced by the American strategic mind in dealing with international issues… because this term has been very carefully formulated by American research… and it means that it there will be political conflict. situation after a stage of deliberate chaos, events carried out by certain people without revealing their identity. The goal is to adjust things in their favor or to create and create a comfortable human condition after a phase of deliberate chaos by known people. to help others to rely on themselves….

The American Secretary of State (Condoleezza Rice) is considered the first to use this term in 2005 AD during an interview with the American newspaper The Washington Post, where Rice revealed the intention of the United States to propagate the democracy in the Arab world and forming what is called (the New Middle East)… by sowing creative chaos in the Middle East through the American administration… if we try to examine take a closer look at what is currently happening in Sudan in terms of this cursed war and its consequences sudden development of targeting of Civilization installations, which began with the Merowe Dam in the far north and finally the Setit and Khashm al-Girba dams in the far east of Sudan. It is considered one of the safe areas and visited by most residents from all areas of military operations. If we think deeply and carefully, we see that the development of this damn war in this direction is far from the implications and implications of the New Middle East project, which was developed as a study by Dr. . Bernard Lewis to divide Arab and Islamic countries, which fell in love with many leaders of major countries and also found support and enthusiasm from the rest of the active countries of the world, who sought to transform simple speculation or intellectual brainstorming into a tangible practical reality. Bernard Lewis was born in London in 1916. He is a British orientalist, Jewish by religion and American by nationality. He graduated from the University of London, where he worked as a lecturer in the Department of History of Oriental African Studies. Historian Bernard Lewis began developing his famous plan to dismantle the constitutional unity of a group of Arab and Islamic countries, including Iraq. Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, Sudan, Iran, Turkey, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Gulf States and North African countries… etc., and fragmenting each of them into an ethnic, religious, sectarian and ethnic group. sectarian mini-states. He attaches a set of maps to his detailed project. The diagram includes countries designated for fragmentation.

He believes it is necessary to divide Arab and Islamic countries again into tribal and sectarian units and to restructure the countries of the region, with the stated mission being to train their people for democratic life and exploit ethnic contradictions. and tribal and sectarian fanaticism.

In fact, Bernard Lewis's project is both the most serious and the most practical, and its intellectual foundations are dangerous, and play on sectarian and sectarian strings based on the deep understanding of a thinker versed in the understanding of Islamic psyche, and through a conscious reading of Islamic history and focusing on the Arab power triangle of Iraq, Syria and Egypt, as well as the state parties Sudan, Yemen and Morocco.

Some may see that this project, like others, is nothing more than intellectual fantasies carried out by a researcher or a student who has nothing to do with the nature of the situation in the Middle East. Now, the facts which took place from the division of Sudan. , and the acceleration of the pace of the division of Yemen, in addition to the plan to divide Iraq entering a realistic phase, and the Syrian crisis broke out, and its repercussions in Lebanon. Many have warned about the seriousness, realism and practicality. of Bernard Lewis's project to divide the countries of the Arab world, whose new name will be the Greater Middle East and to complete the future picture. For the Middle East, three elements must be present in connection with the military and security presence:

(A) Changing the existing political structure in most countries of the Islamic world to base it on a mixture of democratic mechanisms and ethnic or sectarian federations, and this is the essence of the project. If democracy were achieved without the federal structure, this might be possible. be regimes and governments at odds with the American administration or vision, because provoking ethnic or sectarian divisions, without the availability of a democratic context to control them, could make them the cause of a permanent conflict that prevents the political and economic stability desired by the American Vision, in addition to the federal structure based on democratic mechanisms. This will allow the United States to permanently intervene with the different sectors within each party on the one hand, and between the unified parties at the federal level on the other hand.

(b) Focus on a Middle Eastern identity as an overarching framework for the desired multiple federations, because with their effective presence, Arab and Islamic identities are absent from any limited or global regional bloc.

(c) The need to end armed conflicts and to stop all armed action, whether under the slogan of resistance to the Israeli occupation, or against the American military presence in the region and among the countries included in the Bernard Lewis' fragmentation project:

1. Sudan, which is divided into four states: Nuba State, Islamic State of North Sudan, Christian State of South Sudan and the small State of Darfur.

2. North African countries: Libya, Algeria and Morocco are being dismantled with the aim of establishing the Berber State, the Polisario State, and the rest are the States of Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and Libya.

3. Iraq, the dismantling of Iraq on ethnic and sectarian bases, creating a mini-Shiite status in the south around Basra, a mini-Sunni status in the center of Iraq around Baghdad and a mini-status Kurdish in the north.

4. Syria, dividing it into distinct regions according to ethnicity, religion or sect, creating an Alawite state along the coast, a Sunni state in the Aleppo region, a Sunni state around Damascus and a Druze state over parts of Syria and Lebanon.

As I pointed out previously, this project, like others, is just the intellectual fantasy of a researcher or student that has no connection with the nature of the situation in the Middle East. However, this does not deny the existence of foreign projects. divide the Arab world. This does not hide the fact that there are internal factors that encourage the adoption and implementation of these projects. Playing on sectarian tensions or sectarian differences can only be achieved in the presence of elements and influences that push for fragmentation and division. and the collapse of the state structure, and there is still hope of being able to oppose and resist these projects from within. By adopting the foundations of modern state building and protecting the components of the independent national state, which has become, as we see and perceive, exposed to all forms of demolition and weakening.

Thus, building a democratic Arab society, approving the principles of social justice, protecting human rights at the legislative and executive level, ensuring the development of education, encouraging scientific research and submitting the new project to the Middle East, developed as a study by Dr. Bernard Lewis for analysis, dissection and scientific critique by scholars, specialists and interested persons, and the proposition of alternatives. All these elements are considered the most essential elements for the construction of a modern Arab state, which defends the principle of equal citizenship in rights and duties. , and establishes the values ​​of the rule of law.

The professor. Fikri Kabashi, the Arab secretary.





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