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No to Omerta
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Hayat, my little sister, my dear sister; I am writing to you from France, a country of human rights that is now at last stirring up the shameful affairs of the DSTs from all sides. Today, I have read with great sorrow, but also with inward anger, that you had been kidnapped by the “Intelligence” (not at all intelligent, actually) of our poor country. |
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The Makhzen and the Chess Game*
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I think that the Makhzen is really disturbed by the series of "open day events" that we have organized in several cities of Morocco. The objective was to communicate by this means since we don’t have newspapers, and because a certain (uncertain would be the right word) national press seems to have set itself against our movement fiercely and unrelentingly, using the most abject defamatory statements. |
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Things Fall Apart
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It’s not a coincidence that many worrying signs have recently surfaced on the Moroccan political and social scenes. These signs have induced many influential personalities such as Mahdi Lmandjra, Aboubakr Jami’i, Nadia Yassine and Abderrahim Berada, to issue a loud cry about the ongoing deterioration which threatens the fate and stability of Morocco. |
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In the land of our backwash (1/3)
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As our critical sense has been anesthetized by centuries of despotic practice, we Muslims no longer grasp the disastrous and decisive effects of this crucial period. Our current illiteracy does not help matters. Our minds have been glossed over by the erosion—or rather, the corrosion—exerted on us by our political systems that stand in stark contrast with shura. |
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