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In 1945 the Mideast Arabs created the Arab League with a calculated plan to include North Africa as part of the so-called "Arab World from the Gulf to the Atlantic". A colonial plan. Today, the GCC monarchies are using their ally the Moroccan kingdom to divide North Africa.

It seems some countries are hell bent on spliting Algeria. I have been hearing about this Kabyle movement how they want to be independant. Who is behind such movements? Is it Morocco?

Algeria is more stable and united than any Arab regime, trust me. The handful of MAK Kabyle fringe, was originally financed by right wing French who could never accept their loss of Algeria, and now by the Morocco regime. The current FM Lamamra is Kabyle, the last two 1st ministers (Sellal and Ouyahia) were Kabyles. Algeria with all its ethnicities is united.

Okay thanks brother

President Tebboune described the Algerian "Hirak" youth uprising as a "Blessing". GCC populations can never protest their rulers. Morocco had a protest in 2018, the leader Zefzafi has a 20 year firm jail sentence. Except for the GCC states, Algeria has a better Human Development Index than any country in the Arab world.

It was important having Algeria on our side especially in Libya. Algeria is more important for us in North Africa rather than overrated Egypt.

Egyptians believe everybody fears them

Take it from me, if Algerians don't like you, they'll tell you right away. With Egyptians, you'll never know. lol

In soccer too Algeria and Egypt are also big rivals. Didnt they once have a brawl if I remember years ago.

Algeria could have started approaching Turkey way earlier, but better late than never. All my friends in Algiers are happy with Turkey upping its investments in Algeria and I predict that a lot more will be done between the two countries.

Hopefully to be honest. I want Turkey to reach out to everybody rather than just sticking with Europe.

Turkey and Algeria get close our enemies will start crying about neo Ottomanism.

Egyptians have some kind of superiority complex over us because of their ancient Pharaonic history that we all respect. In soccer, we gave the best players to France and to Europe, even back in the 1940s and 50's . The first president of Algeria Ben Bella was playing for OM Marseille I believe. lol

Messali Hadj , the first leader of Algerian nationalism in 1925 was of Turkish origin and founder of the first modern movement for Algerian independence. Turkey is part of us, believe me.

I can't believe the fake propaganda GCC people are posting in another Forum where they are given full control: https://www.the-american-interest.com/2015/01/04/the-seven-great-powers/

Abd El Kader also lived in the Ottoman Empire when the French exiled him.

Although primarily known for his political and military exploits, Emir ‘abd al-Qadir was a spiritual Sufi master and poet of the highest caliber.

https://i1.wp.com/blogs.law.harvard.edu/sulaymanibnqiddees/files/2013/05/EmirAbdelKader.jpg

Everyone in Algeria has a family member who died against France, the public gets its power from that war and when they speak up, the government listens. The government themselves rises from the people actually. In the Mideast where it is a one-man rule, , they don't comprehend this kind of dynamics, and they finance the destruction of any MENA states that show people power.

None of the middle eastern arab countries fought for their independence. European colonists placed their puppets to rule before they withdrew.

"European colonists placed their puppets to rule before they withdrew": Same applies to the Morocco rulers who betrayed the Morocco war heros like Khattabi in the 1920's by helping France and Spain defeat them. Today instead of a Moroccan Republic, we have a "king" who is loyal to the West, GCC and Israel all together.

Algerians and Riffians respect each other a lot am I right.

Khattabi was a great leader no doubt a towering figure for Muslims to look up to.

Is the phoenician from carthage era etc, included as part of amazigh(berber) now or is it another distinct mix in the population?
Beacuse back in that roman time, i believe the early berbers were referred to as "numidian".