@lahoucine69 Occupe toi de ton pays et de ce qu’a révélé Jabaroot au sujet de vos services secrets et laisse mon pays, nous les hommes de ce pays sommes là pour lui. Toi assure la venue de tes hôtes genocidaires.
@taghenantaddict Mort de rire, regardez les dates 2023-2025 juste après la normalisation ils accentuent l arrivé de colons israéliens au Maghreb pour préparer les seditions sur nos terres.
@taghenantaddict Merci donc tu confirmes que le MAROC n existait pas - super on a la preuve écrite par une marocaine.
De plus pour la Palestine va voir ceci: https://t.co/Rp4i5VSFhD
@abdelhaksnaibi This is your values iSSrael - and the picture you put is SOWETO land not Algeria I can provide you the truth of it, but my pictures is in Morocco with a Moroccan man glrifiying your God iSSrael!!!
@abdelhaksnaibi 7/7
Before pointing fingers at others, remember that every country has its own challenges and responsibilities. Honest criticism should aim to encourage reflection and improvement, not to spread contempt or deepen divisions between peoples.
@abdelhaksnaibi 6/7
Do not confuse loud accusations with truth.A person who truly cares about his country does not hide its probs or insult its people while judging others.We know that the first duty is to face our own shortcomings before claiming the right to condemn those of our neighbours.
@abdelhaksnaibi 5/7
before attacking Algeria, pretending to speak from a position of moral superiority,take a serious look at your own country and its record.Dignity is not found in slogans, photo, or patriotic displays; it is shown through responsibility, solidarity &respect for one’s own ppl.
@abdelhaksnaibi 4/7
That is not our way as Algerians. We look at what is happening in front of our own door before trying to sweep in front of someone else’s. We do not claim perfection, but we understand that criticism has meaning only when it begins with honesty and self-examination.
@abdelhaksnaibi 3/7
What kind of ingratitude is this? You may be living comfortably, but you insult and denigrate your own people. It is easy to lecture others from a position of comfort while ignoring the hardships and injustices faced by those around you.
@abdelhaksnaibi 2/7
You speak about migrants, but what about those from Ceuta, or the tens of thousands of men, women, children, elderly people who, on the day of the Throne Day célébration fled Morocco in search of a country they associated with the rule of law, freedom & respect: Spain kingdom
@abdelhaksnaibi 1/you speak with such confidence—yet you are Moroccan. The photograph you hurried to post is from your own country, the place where the earthquake occurred. Before judging others, perhaps you should look at what is happening at home. Your words show neither dignity nor gratitude.
@abdelhaksnaibi 6/6
Algerians are known for standing firmly when their homeland is threatened. Others may build monuments of stone, but we inherit a spirit that refuses to surrender its dignity. Towers can be bought and built; courage, integrity, and love of one’s homeland cannot.
@abdelhaksnaibi 5/6
We, on the other hand, are prepared to make the greatest sacrifices to defend even a small part of our homeland. That is not merely a slogan; it is reflected in the history of Algerians and in generations of sacrifice for their land and country.
@abdelhaksnaibi 4/6
And frankly, Iran’s attacks raised serious questions about preparedness and resolve. Grand statements about strength, power, and greatness mean little unless they are matched by responsible action when a country is challenged.
@abdelhaksnaibi 3/6
You decorate yourselves with the appearance of faith, yet the stench of hypocrisy is impossible to hide. You can polish the outside as much as you like, but no amount of gold, towers or religious slogans can turn weakness into honour.
@abdelhaksnaibi 2/6
You claim the appearance of Islam, but appearances alone do not create dignity. You betray what you claim to defend, while hypocrisy hides behind religious language. God is our witness, and He knows what lies within the hearts of men.
@abdelhaksnaibi 1/6
We do not build ourselves on what is temporary, just as this worldly life itself is temporary. And you seem to have built everything around the temporary: appearances, glitter and empty show, rather than something that survives beyond this life.
@abdelhaksnaibi Final : Until then, you haven’t compared Algeria and the UAE.
You have compared verified achievements with unverified numbers and a slogan.