“Capernats” and “Node on the map of Morocco

The basic principle of international relations requires respect for the sovereignty of states, which implies non-interference in their internal affairs. However, according to some analysts, this principle has not found its place among the “kapernats”, who have never stopped attacking Morocco’s stability and territorial unity. They even openly stated that they are the main actors in an artificial conflict over Moroccanness in the Sahara, after having been operating behind the scenes for a long time.

Every day it is more and more obvious that the Algerian leaders, the “Capéranats”, are heavily involved in this artificial conflict. They created a fictitious entity and gave it legitimacy, diplomatically, militarily and financially standing behind it to promote their plans aimed at “stealing” a part of Moroccan territory in order to isolate Morocco from its African stronghold and warm it between the Atlantic and the Mediterranean, thus subjugating it . This policy of “caperants” is no longer a secret. It became a clear and obvious policy after being carried out behind the scenes under various names such as “neutrality” and “equidistant position between the belligerents”, and other invented terms. Over time, the intentions of those who orchestrated them were revealed. They lavishly spent oil and gas revenues, leaving the people in long and boring queues, waiting for some milk or a bag of lentils and chickpeas… Yes, the intentions were exposed, and the cynicism of the “capers” reached desperate levels with pathetic attempts to ” hide the map of Morocco” in order to obscure the facts and “distract” the people of Algeria from the real problems facing the country economically, socially and politically.

The game of “Caperanats” has become clear, worn out, and the primitive method has become obsolete. This is a conspiracy against the people of the Maghreb. This cinematic scene represented by the “suspension of the football team” and the banning of its players from wearing jerseys is nothing more than a reaction that tangibly exposes the inability of Algerian leaders to remain neutral in an artificial conflict, thus leaving the following question: “Has Algeria lost its statehood during era of Capernath? » This is what the people of Algeria must consider and think about.

“Caperanates” and “Node of the map of Morocco” are two interconnected equations that require deep thinking, analysis and assessment of “the authenticity of the leaders of the neighbors and their ability to manage the affairs of the country” and whether they really have the skills and conditions necessary to rule, or are “old leaders with a colonial mentality and deep hatred” who practice a policy of diverting the people and inciting conflicts with the aim of seizing power and thus controlling the country’s wealth instead of sharing it with their people who suffer from “poverty in a gas country”.

The “node of the map of Morocco” did not remain at the level of the Renaissance Berkane team’s jerseys, but became a relapse among the “Capéranats”, which gained momentum after the national team’s decision to withdraw Algerian under-17 handball from the Arab championship organized in Morocco. Has the map of Morocco become so disturbing for Capernate?