In Part I we introduced the man and the five weapons of his analytical grammar — colonisability, the civilisational triad, globalism, the ideological struggle, and the pipeline of betrayal.
In Part II we turned those weapons on six theatres — Afghanistan, Iraq, Lebanon, Yemen, Iran, the Gulf, and the declining West — and found in each the same diagnosis, written half a century in advance.
Bennabi never treated it as a case among cases: he returned to it for five decades and regarded it as the axis on which the credibility of an entire civilisation — and of the world order that claimed to civilise it — would finally be judged.
And it has been, in the most terrible sense of the word, accomplished.“And if you turn away, He will replace you with a pe

الرجال الذين يسمعون كلام زوجاتهم الأكثر نجاحا وسعادة
أمطار قياسية تجتاح اسطنبول وتخلّف قتلى
خنشلة.. احتراق شاحنة ذات صهريج لنقل المواد البترولية ببابار
احذروا 'البرونكيوليت'.. توجيهات طبية لحماية الرضع في فصل الشتاء
القصرين: الحرس الوطني يُطيح بمروّج خطير
لماذا؟ وعدمية الإجابة