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Why—and How—Algeria Should Make Peace with Morocco
In which a conflict is summarized, and an exit strategy offered
•�October 3, 2023
•�1,400 Words •�13 Comments • Reply
I’m writing from a rooftop room in Saidia, Morocco. My third-floor perch offers a soul-stirring view of the seaside mountains of Algeria. At night I can see the lights of cars from Marsa Ben M'Hidi, the Algerian coastal town across the Kiss River from Saidia, crawling up the mountain road to Adjeroud. When the ripe... Read More
Colonel Mathieu, leader of the French forces in The Battle of Algiers.
Euro-Muslim Race War in North Africa: Reliving The Battle of Algiers
•�May 4, 2020
•�1,100 Words •�368 Comments • Reply
I recently had the pleasure of participating in a podcast with Fróði Midjord discussing the classic 1966 film by Italian director Gillo Pentecorvo, The Battle of Algiers. This was part of Guide to Kulchur’s excellent “Decameron Film Festival,” which is taking advantage of confinement to interview a range of prestigious speakers, from Jared Taylor to... Read More
Waiting for the Second Algerian Revolution
•�April 5, 2019
•�700 Words •�6 Comments • Reply
Algeria has long been the forgotten nation of North Africa. But now, it is bursting into the news as the latest example of popular revolution in the woefully misgoverned Arab word. After seven weeks of mass street protests, Algeria’s ruler for the past two decades, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, finally faced the inevitable and resigned after a... Read More
Where Do Those Tensions Come from?
•�April 27, 2013
•�1,800 Words •�45 Comments • Reply
Home sweet home in the Scottish borderlands. This was one of the last regions of Britain to be pacified and brought under State control. People lived in fortified homes where the second floor could be reached only by an external ladder that could be pulled up. The stone walls were up to 3 feet thick.... Read More
France's Algerian Nightmare
•�December 21, 2012
•�700 Words •�Leave a Comment
Marking the 50th anniversary of the end of the frightful Algerian Independence War, French President Francois Hollande did the right thing last Thursday by recognizing the “suffering” France had inflicted on its former colony. It was not the outright apology that many Algerians had demanded, but it was about as far as a French leader... Read More
Population Replacement in Algeria?
•�April 15, 2010
•�1,000 Words •�32 Comments • Reply
'Trans-Saharan' immigrant camp in Algeria The 21st century will see a surge of emigration from sub-Saharan Africa that will eclipse the one that used to pour out of Europe into the Americas, southern Africa, Siberia, and Australia. Millions upon millions will be claiming new lands for themselves, just like Europeans of another age. The biggest... Read More
The Algerian Connection
•�July 29, 2005
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BRUSSELS - No one is safe: Iraq is hell even for Sunni Arab diplomats. On July 21, the head of the Algerian mission, Ali Belaroussi, who had been stationed in Iraq for two years, and diplomat Azzedine Belkadi were kidnapped in the Mansour neighborhood in Baghdad at gunpoint. This Wednesday, al-Qaeda in the Land of... Read More
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Teach your children well.
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John McCain and the POW Cover-Up
The “war hero” candidate buried information about POWs left behind in Vietnam.
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