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Neo Colonialism and War on Terror

The rise of East against the West past decades has the huge impact on international relations. Globalization and Human Rights are used by the West against the East to undermine the growth of it and to be remained as the super power that ruled the world in proxy.

As advocated by Edward Said in his book, Orientalism, he argued that the West always wanted to rule the world. Therefore to achieve this purpose, the West use economic, wars, uprisings and human rights as the tools to subdue the nations in East which are threat to the supremacy of the West.

Arab Spring and Civil war in Syria now are the few of the West's tyranny against the East.The main purpose of these intervention of West on local matters to safeguard its interest on the world affairs.

Malaysia has been regraded as model nation on multicultural and multiracial. The founding fathers intention was Malaysia to be remained as ones.

Therefore this notion should be prevailed and protected. The advancement of West on East by targeting prominent nations is inevitable to uphold its position as the source of power for world affairs need to be resisted and contained by the East.

Otherwise the rise of East always a dream. The unity of East to achieve the pinnacle of power on international relations unachievable if these cannot be settled.

And the West always finds ways to dismantle this idea  by applying  various methods using wars, global media and international persons to make sure that they rule this world by proxy.

Kuala Lumpur.


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