Empires do not Democratize; They Mutate. A recurring teleological fallacy within mainstream political science and historiography posits the gradual democratization of imperial formations or their successor states. We unveil the Imperial paradox and re-examine the myth democratization of one of ...
Category: History
The Paradox of Fanatic Mercenary Euro-American Habeshanized ScholarsThe Paradox of Fanatic Mercenary Euro-American Habeshanized Scholars
The Three Fanatic Habeshanized Mercenaries Scholars: The vanguards of The dependent Settle Colonial Abyssinian Empire This paper examines the phenomenon of “mercenary foreign scholarship” who settled in Finfinne and invented what was known as “Ethiopia and Institutes of Ethiopian Studies ...
The Procurement of Modern European Weaponry in 19th Century by Abyssinian ChieftiansThe Procurement of Modern European Weaponry in 19th Century by Abyssinian Chieftians
The invnetion and Procurement of Modern European Weaponry by Abyssinian Chieftains in 19th Century The expansion, consolidation, and preservation of the Abyssinian Empire under the Chieftains named Sahlemaria baptized as Menelik the 2nd (r. 1889–1913) by his Debtera plagiarizing the ...
Empire is Never & Ever Built by the Colonized::No ExceptionEmpire is Never & Ever Built by the Colonized::No Exception
The Self-Negating Nominal Oromo Can not be Exceptional This paper examines a profound sociopolitical paradox within the Horn of Africa: the phenomenon of the “nominal Oromo”—individuals of Oromo descent who participate in, champion, and culturally reproduce the imperial apparatus ...
Decolonizing the Self! The Prerequisite of Liberation and Restoration of Gada SystemDecolonizing the Self! The Prerequisite of Liberation and Restoration of Gada System
Liberation of the Oromo Nation and the Restoration of The Gada System We explore the complex struggle of the great Oromo nation against the European-dependent predatory colonial hegemony of the Abyssinian Neftanyaa, structural oppression and the epistemic violence of ...
Dismantling the Myth of Mimicry Settler-Colonial Abyssinian Empire under the Moniker of “Ethiopia”Dismantling the Myth of Mimicry Settler-Colonial Abyssinian Empire under the Moniker of “Ethiopia”
The Mimicry of Statecraft: Dismantling the Myth of Democratization and the Settler-Colonial Reality of the Abyssinian Empire under the Moniker of “Ethiopia” We examine how Abyssinian Empire settler colonialism shaped modern regional politics beneath the public illusion of democracy. This ...
The Conquered Mind and the Useful Idiots: The Greatest Obstacles to Oromo Liberation StruggleThe Conquered Mind and the Useful Idiots: The Greatest Obstacles to Oromo Liberation Struggle
Since the ancient and the largest Oromo Nation of the North East Africa with a rich history, a vibrant democratic system known as Gadaa, and a profound cultural identity in Africa have stood at the ...
Beyond the Nile: Re-evaluating Ancient Kushitic Civilization in the Horn of Africa as a Cradle of HumanityBeyond the Nile: Re-evaluating Ancient Kushitic Civilization in the Horn of Africa as a Cradle of Humanity
The Horn of Africa: a cradle of Human and Indigenous Civilization, complexity is often overshadowed in historical narratives by its northern neighbor, the KMTians (Ancient Egyptian) civilization. The First Invader of the African KMT from the geographic European was Alexander ...
The Perception of Chosenness: A Fascist Proto-mindset, nonsensical and unscientific.The Perception of Chosenness: A Fascist Proto-mindset, nonsensical and unscientific.
The Perception of Chosenness: A Fascist proto-mindset at its Zenith We critically examines the concept of “chosenness” as perceived by certain groups, arguing that its unscientific, unhistorical, and fundamentally irrational manifestations constitute a crucial proto-mindset for the development and ...
The Enduring Paradox: Why the Psychology of Killing Remains Un-Evolved and Even WorsenedThe Enduring Paradox: Why the Psychology of Killing Remains Un-Evolved and Even Worsened
<h2><span style="font-family: impact, sans-serif; font-size: 18pt;">The Enduring Paradox: The Psychology of Killing Remains Un-Evolved </span></h2> [ez-toc] This article argues that independent of the vast stretches of human history and the revolutionary advancements in killing machinery, the fundamental psychology of killing within the ...