There are moments in the history of fighting wars of interest and where the healthy forces differ, some are negative powers the game and others try to maintain.
The problem is that some friends yet clear about many subjects are actually truncated or distorted vision of Algerian and North African problem in particular.
I think especially to those who dream of one day to see what they call "criminal military junta in Algiers" collapse and disappear.
Already, there should be a rapid development, there is no military junta in Algeria, much less criminal regime, let alone in power.
I know it will seem laughable to some, pathetic to others, but never mind, I'll try to explain my point, if you will give you bothered to read what follows.
independent Algeria was not born in 1962, its borders were not exactly a creation of France, and management of the Algerian State, Sidi El Amir Abdelkader Bouteflika through Houari Boumediene n 'was actually a logical extension with a change in governance.
To cut short the argument against, I want to emphasize that the overwhelming majority of critics hostile to Algeria is the result of an immense work of think tanks located in Europe and the USA, where the the extreme right to extreme left is is a deep resentment against the nationalists in Muslim lands. Since Algeria is today, with Syria and to some extent Iran, countries where the venom has hardly moved globalist impermeability of people saw this kind of ideas. People from various political, sometimes conflicting, have a common hatred of the Algerian state is saying how it would be important to understand the subject.
If the Algerian government was also "rotten" as some claim, would never Enrico Macias has had problems joining us, ditto for Kouchner (incidentally, a year ago to the day).
Pseudo Rebels Democrats (and Islamic) that Algeria's official vomit easily forget that it has received warmly and fraternally artist Dieudonne M'bala M'bala, mishandled in France as the beast down.
Our courageous rebels against the "horrible criminal junta" generally very admirers of "the rule of law" and French "freedom of expression" French, forget the number of journalists and politicians who, for a hint Light has some thorny issues (Holocaust, Immigration, miscegenation, Banksters), have been imprisoned, assaulted, robbed at best dismissed, and that only a few words like this French name Vincent Reynouard making the prison a few months, due to an opinion on the famous historical issue of gas chamber ... it's unimaginable to imprison someone one for this, frankly it is beyond us ...
In Algeria, historians and critics question the history of Algeria CONTINUOUSLY, including the numbers of deaths, massacres, etc. ... and that the most natural way it is, the Algerian government does ever interfered in these quarrels historians.
So I have some questions: Why
Algeria would not be entitled to have an army strong and powerful? Why should we not allowed to have our own infrastructure and our own management programs?
Why should we absolutely ape the West or the Middle East? Why MUST
between parliamentary democracy and the World Islamic Shariah. Why
mafia Trabelsi Tunisia has exercised his power for twenty years without anyone batting an eyelid and that some days there was a "Jasmine Revolution"?
importantly, who says that this "Jasmine Revolution" was not orchestrated for actually liquidate Algeria and its sovereign, the value of diplomatic strategic and is the largest in North Africa in order to replace it with a "young and emerging democracy, and progressive and humanistic etc ... etc ..." désimmunisée and completely subservient to the stateless vermin of this world.
Finally, Algeria has no lesson liberty nor Islam nor management from anyone. If the adhan in Tunisia in some cities is lessened or nonexistent, with us, it awakens the real working people, for the construction of a nation so often attacked.
Long live Algeria, long live the people, its army and its state! Death to traitors
, the balance of forces parasitic anonymous internal and external!
Allah Akbar, Tahia El Djazair
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