To the proud and indomitable Sahrawi people, I write to you as the grandson of an officer of the National Liberation Army, the grandson of an Algerian hero who defied General Bigeard in the heights of Djebel Amour. In my veins runs the pride of martyrs and the flame of revolution. From the heart of Algeria—the land of sacrifice and the refuge of free men—I send you a message that is not mere words, but a cry of brotherhood, loyalty, and defiance. What unfolds today in the corridors of the United Nations is no surprise to those who know the history of great powers and the cynical twists of international politics. The forces of colonialism have never ceased to reinvent themselves, clinging to the same spirit of domination, imposing their vision at the expense of the rights of peoples. We Algerians know what oppression means. One hundred and thirty-two years of colonization did not break our will. We resisted, generation after generation, in the mountains, the cities, and the deserts. ...
Algeria, the Mecca of revolutionaries, has always defended just causes; its positions have today earned it the hostility of certain parties. The purpose of this blog is to defend Algeria and to deconstruct the lies that harm the image of our beautiful motherland.