Rufus O Jimerson

The Destruction of Western Civilization Rufus O Jimerson

The purpose of this book is to provide an evidence-based understanding of how the nations of Western and Central Europe and the United States went from poverty in the Old World to being a global hegemony and beginning a descent downward. This later demise is led by politicians, like Trump, who appeal to avarice and tribalism sowing chaos, racial and ethnic polarization, and tyranny. The book uses the evidence to argue that modern Western civilization derived from Ancient African Global Hegemony. Black Africans as conquerors, saviors, and seeders ruled Europe from the 8th to 19th century through inbreed royalty nobles, and Catholic clergymen. This aristocratic theocracy was mitigated by Thirty Years Race War, purges, and nationalistic transformation of its leaders and heroes. England a maritime nation emerged as a global superpower with the most worldwide colonies and largest monopolization of wealth and precious resources to run its empire. It was replaced by its New World colonies, the United States of America (USA), built on wealth generated from slavery and colonized by Europeans of varied religions and ethnicities. Diversity was protected by an expanded interpretation of its constitution, its bill of rights, resulting freedoms, and socioeconomic opportunities. The exploitation of the inhabitants of other colonies established by Western pursuit of precious resources, slave labor, and capital gain created a global disparity in wealth that precipitated terrorism. Western nativists' calls to chaos, isolationism, xenophobia, and tribalism has hastened the fall of Western civilization and reawakened an African Global Hegemony encompassing people of color from Africa, Northeast Africa (Middle East), Asia (India and China), Southeast Asia, Pacific Islands, and Americas. A more equalized global playing field is becoming more likely. At the same time, the West's aggressive grab for wealth at the expense of the environment may welcome a new ice age and its residual climatic disasters (superstorms, quakes, floods, mudslides, fires, droughts, blizzards, etc.) that contribute to the demise of Western civilization.