Algeria: the Plots and Agitation of Franco-Israeli-Moroccan trio

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Algeria: the Plots and Agitation of Franco-Israeli-Moroccan trio

for the past few months, Franco-Israeli-Moroccan relays have been waging an enraged campaign against Algeria, redoubling their ferocity. So follow through the pen of the free spirit the quintessence of our words.
What are all these unfounded criticisms of the Algerian nation for? Indeed, if it is not Agent Anouar Malek who was instructed to target the Algerian army, described as the main culprit in the deterioration of relations between Algiers and Rabat, it is the media and pro journalists. -Moroccans, them, who do nothing but load and point an Algeria in breakdown.

And as you will have noticed, the pro-Moroccan propaganda tool Jeune Afrique has focused particularly on the latest bad weather that has befallen the country. Speaking to a local expert, this media outlet writes: “All it took was a succession of torrential seasonal rains. Since the beginning of November, entire cities have been surrounded by water, roads have been cut and vehicles have been submerged. Some regions have even seen 80 mm of rain fall over the past month. Immediately, photos of buildings in peril following the precipitation were posted on social networks.

On November 9, the collapse of a house in Algiers caused three deaths. " "We must therefore expect other collapses", predicts the magazine of Franco-Tunisian Ben Yahmed which refers to a certain Abdelkrim Chelghoum, who makes a statement "in situ [...] without appeal" and finds that what 'it is happening in Algeria is "extremely serious" and "unacceptable", undoubtedly unaware that at the very moment when he was indulging in his apocalyptic predictions, entire houses in Morocco, built with the means at hand by exhausted populations and "Starving", have been inundated and millions of Mohammed VI subjects have found themselves without natural gas heating since Algeria decided to respond to the arrogance of the Rabat regime with a series of retaliatory measures, pending others more severe if ever the Makhzen persevered on this path of challenge which he chose in his relations with Algeria.

In France, it is a newspaper answering the title of "International Opinion" which, in an editorial signed by Michel Taube, calls on France and the European Union to "side without ambiguity on the Moroccan side" and to "bring it the diplomatic and logistical support he needs ”, after asking himself:“ Why is Algiers […] multiplying diatribes against the kingdom of Morocco? ” and after throwing flowers to the King of Morocco who, "more in tune with the feelings of Algerian and Moroccan citizens who have no animosity between them, is multiplying its hands out".

The spokesperson for Makhzen thinks that Algeria's decision not to renew the GME gas pipeline contract which, he admits, represents 97% of Moroccan needs, "directly penalizes the Moroccan population, but also Algerians" . His argument: "To deprive oneself of exports to Morocco is also to impoverish one's own country" (sic).

Michel Taube, for whom the question of Western Sahara is a "pretext for the aggressiveness of Algeria" (re-sic), puts Europe in the same bag as Morocco, the Old Continent, he argues , being "directly threatened". "In Europe," he writes, "Algiers’s decision to suspend gas supplies to Spain and Portugal [...] will necessarily cause energy prices to rise."

Cinematographic argument since Algeria has assured its partners that the gas partnership that binds them would in no way be impacted by the exclusion of Morocco from the distribution of this energy resource which our country abounds in, in view of the deposits that classify our country among the richest in the world in terms of global gas reserves, not to mention shale gas, production of which should begin when this fossil fuel has dried up in a few… centuries. In short, any agitation against the Algerian Nation is simply sugar thrown into the sea because our Nation will always remain standing and sovereign.