The monarchy is dying: Moroccans withdraw their allegiance to Mohammed VI

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La monarchie agonise : les Marocains retirent leur allégeance à Mohammed VI - Algérie Patriotique

Les Marocains n’en peuvent plus du régime monarchique qui les opprime depuis son instauration par le maréchal Hubert Lyautey, premier résident général du protectorat français au Maroc en 1912. Ils le disent ouvertement via les réseaux sociaux. «Nous refusons de faire allégeance à Mohammed VI

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The monarchy is dying: Moroccans withdraw their allegiance to Mohammed VI

November 28, 2021 - 9:27 Edit 9 Comments

By Kamel M. - Moroccans can no longer take the monarchical regime that oppresses them since its establishment by Marshal Hubert Lyautey, the first general resident of the French protectorate in Morocco in 1912. They say so openly via social networks. "We refuse to make allegiance to Mohammed VI who enslaves us and makes us slaves!" shout these Moroccans who say they are not afraid of being imprisoned or murdered by the barbouzes of the Makhzen. "We are already in an open grave and we are already in a prison", they challenge in desperation.

These calls for the fall of the Alawite power are concomitant with gigantic demonstrations which affect all the regions of Morocco, and no longer the north only. If the trigger is the high cost of living and the compulsory health pass, the real cause of this uprising, until then peaceful, is the normalization with the Zionist entity which was denounced in its time by Moroccan citizens brought before the a fact accomplished by their king, self-proclaimed Commander of the Faithful. Majority opponents of this submission of Rabat to the Israeli government even refer to Koranic verses which prohibit an alliance of this nature, especially as the Moroccan monarch chairs a committee supposed to defend the third holy place of Islam, Occupied El-Quds .

"What have we gained with this allegiance? We live in poverty, the wealth of the country is plundered by the reigning family, we are treated like slaves and we are repressed and forbidden to express ourselves freely ”, plague these Moroccans who do not hesitate to post video recordings from from Morocco itself, braving all dangers and challenging the regime's police to frighten them. "We are no longer afraid of you!" they say, convinced that the future will be even bleaker since Israel imposed its unwanted presence in this country through military and security agreements whose primary target is the Moroccan population itself, it is feared on the spot.

The Pegasus scandal is there to prove this premise. The Moroccan intelligence services, aided by the Mossad, have for years spied on activists, journalists, politicians, civil society actors and Moroccan intellectuals through eavesdropping and interception of exchanges, whether by email or via the applications designed to do so. The security network is such that nothing is happening in Morocco without the services of Abdellatif Hammouchi and Yassine Mansouri being informed. This vast espionage operation was extended to the neighboring countries of Morocco, which are Algeria and Spain, but also to France whose President Macron was followed in his every move, without Paris having taken the measures. which are necessary in the face of a serious threat to the security of France. This silence of the French authorities, who drowned the fish in water by hushing up the affair after a media agitation as primed as it was ephemeral, proved, once again, the complicity of official France with Morocco.