✨How Islam eliminated the #slavery from the society?

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🔍 The Hidden Roots of Western Civilization: “Plantocracy” and the Global Slave Trade (Part I)

🌍 The rise of Western “modern civilization” was built not on enlightenment or liberty — but on plantocracy and the global slave trade.

From the 16th to the 19th century, European empires — led by Portugal, Spain, France, and Britain — expanded across oceans, conquering new lands and exploiting both the earth and humanity itself. The term plantocracy refers to a system of vast agricultural estates (plantations) run by a small elite of European landowners, whose wealth was built on the forced labor of millions of enslaved Africans.

⚓ The Birth of a Brutal Order
The so-called “Age of Discovery,” marked by Columbus’s voyage to the Americas (1492) and Vasco da Gama’s voyage to India (1497), was in fact the beginning of centuries of invasion, genocide, and exploitation. European powers massacred native populations — as in Haiti, Cuba, and across the Americas — and replaced them with enslaved Africans, transported across the Atlantic in horrific conditions.

📜 By the mid-18th century, Haiti alone produced nearly half of the world’s sugar, fueling France’s economy — while 480,000 enslaved Africans worked and died on its plantations. Similarly, in Cuba and other Caribbean colonies, local populations were wiped out entirely within generations of European conquest.

💀 Genocide and Empire
This genocide was not a medieval relic — it continued well into the 19th century. In Tasmania, for example, British colonizers hunted the island’s Indigenous population to extinction by 1876. Even figures like Charles Darwin justified such extermination under the pretext of “civilized evolution.”

Yet, not all Western voices were silent. The Christian writer William Howitt denounced the atrocities, saying:

“The barbarities committed by so-called Christian nations in every part of the world are unmatched by any age or people, however savage.”

⚖️ The Mechanics of Exploitation
At the heart of plantocracy stood three powerful groups:
1️⃣ European ruling dynasties — who claimed colonial lands and protected them militarily.
2️⃣ Bankers and investors — who financed slave raids and plantation building through monopolistic trading companies.
3️⃣ Plantation elites — the planters, or “plantocrats,” who ruled the colonies with absolute power.

Around them swarmed an entire ecosystem of slave hunters, traders, and maritime companies — all profiting from human suffering.

💰 The Global Slave Trade: Europe’s Engine of Wealth
Portugal pioneered the trans-Atlantic slave trade under Prince Henry the Navigator in the early 1400s. By the late 1500s, Britain had entered the trade, led by figures such as Sir John Hawkins — with the full backing of Queen Elizabeth I.

By the 18th century, Britain dominated the trade:

● Over 2 million Africans were captured, transported, and sold by British merchants.

● The Royal African Company, established in 1663, sent more than 100,000 enslaved Africans to British colonies by 1720.

● In colonies like Virginia and Jamaica, enslaved Africans soon outnumbered Europeans.

The profits were immense. In one year alone, Britain collected £1.2 million in sugar taxes, and imported 24,000 tons of tobacco — all extracted by slave labor.

🏴‍☠️ The global web of colonial exploitation extended from the Caribbean sugar fields to the Indian cotton plantations and African coasts, creating the capital base that financed Europe’s Industrial Revolution.

⚙️ Conclusion
What Europe calls “modern civilization” emerged from centuries of plunder, slavery, and genocide. The wealth of London, Paris, and Amsterdam was built on the stolen lives of millions.

🌐 To understand the roots of modern Western power, we must first uncover the buried history of its plantations — the world’s first factories of human suffering.

📖 Source: Plantocracy and the Global Slave Trade

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On the occasion of the International Day for the Abolition of Slavery:

✡ How did the United States become the land of opportunity?

🎙 #Katrina_Brown, American producer and director, answers:

💥 Because it was largely built on #slavery and unpaid labor...

📚 Follow the full story and its documentation in the links below:

1⃣ Plantocracy and the Global Slave Trade (En)
2⃣ Jews as the Largest Slaveholders in History (En)

🎬 Jew Media:
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