ATTN: Sultanate Council Sokoto — BRING IT ON!
Six months of questions. 125,000 Christians killed since your reign began. Millions displaced. One American asking questions.
And the best response you could manage was a press release threatening to sue me — with my name spelled wrong.
It’s MIKE. (Not that hard, really. Four letters. Wow.)
For the record: I haven’t accused you of anything. I’ve asked questions. The same questions. Since October. You officially called them “undeserving of a response.” That was six months ago. Now suddenly there’s a press release. Funny how that works.
Here’s what the world already knows:
When Boko Haram challenged YOUR authority — denied YOU as leader of Nigerian Muslims, targeted YOUR territory — you issued a fatwa. One fatwa. And it is reported to have significantly reduced their recruitment.
One fatwa. That’s all it took.
But somehow, in all the years since, with ISWAP running hundreds of documented attacks, Lakurawa imposing sharia taxation on Christians across your caliphate, and Fulani militias conducting thousands of documented massacres — you haven’t found it in you to issue a single one.
Not one fatwa. Not one directive. Not one emergency mobilization.
When they came for YOU, you acted. When they came for the Christians — silence. Hmmm.
The Nigerian government estimates $9 billion in minerals are looted every year from YOUR hereditary lands. Where is the outrage? Where is the action? Where does that money go?
125,000 dead. Millions displaced. Your caliphate. Your watch. Your silence.
These aren’t accusations. They are questions. The kind a court might find very interesting.
So go ahead — sue me. Please.
Discovery is a beautiful thing. Sworn testimony. Under oath. In front of the world.
I’ll see you there, Your Eminence.
And I’ll spell your name right: Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar, Sultan of Sokoto.
See you in court! 🙂
— Mike (not “Mac”) Mike Arnold
aka #EarthShaker
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