✋✋ vive ma bledii

😂 😍

From your story, even!

Khouti les algerians wlitou m9awdin ♡ nste3ref

Wahran city

@@manaraissaoui3898 😂😂😂

I don't think this guy is exactly accurate when he says Algerians "know what they want to get rid of but don't know what they want to replace it with." We, Algerians, want to replace that mafia with a democratic system of government. We, the people of Algeria, perfectly know what we want.

@@dannylejuste4667 yeah, but we don't have any idea who exactly we want. I mean, now that Bouteflika's gone, who will be the president? Furthermore, who will be a good president? I don't really see who can fulfill this role for the time being, all I can say, is that we are still here. We are tired of corruption

danny le juste no the guy is absolutely right, imagine tomorrow everyone resigns, every single one of the mafia is out, the system is cleaned from the highest leaf to the lowest root, and since you don’t have anyone leading then things might get messy and frustration might start showing up. You said we know exactly what we want, I think we have an idea but we are not sure who we want is more correct

Thanks, we are brothers 🇲🇦💕🇩🇿

💖💖💖

@PrankZ 😂😂😂😂

We're all on this together

Sure but as we know, most governments today won't think twice about deploying ultra violent armed forces to crack down on originally peaceful protesters, just looks at the yellow vest movement in France (my country), the cops are using grenade launchers and a type of shotgun (LBD40) that was characterized by the UN as a "weapon of war". Non-violence has its limits.

@@Caleo996 That has already been tried in Algeria, ready to use stones were found before protests in many areas of the city, videos were taken of young people throwing rocks randomly from a hidden area with security forces standing behind them. But Algerian protesters were already aware that was gonna happen, so we took extra care for that. and any kind of violent action is stopped immediately by other protesters

That's actually theorized... It was theorized by an American researcher (that I forgot his name)... And started to be put into application in Serbia and other countries afterwards (each with its specifities) you can check optor guides for non violence protests and see similitudes with the different protests... That said, I'm not saying that Algerians are not to be praised for the way they handled it so far...its just not as "spontaneous" as one might think (even though it would be much more romantic that way) At this point, we're at the stage where all other Arab springs failed, which finding a nationalist replacement, that protects the countries values and the interests of there people....and there are similarities with what is happening in Sudan already, which is a small group that doesnt have much weight on the ground, and knows very well that elections are not in his best interests, is trying to seize power at any cost.

You can look for colorful protests

@@Caleo996 cause the yellow vests are violent

ربي يجيب الخير برك

مايهمش المهم نستقلو

@@kx163f4 lmao

بالعكس القنوات العالمية لا تغطي الامر بعمق، وتختزله بطريقة جد سطحية بدون ذكر الأسباب التاريخية والسياسية. وكل وسيلة إعلام هي وسيلة دعاية للجهة الممولة لها، تعاطي العربية يختلف عن تعاطي فرانس 24 ويختلف عن تعاطي RT. طرابلس عاصمة ليبيا تبعد بضعة مئات كلموترات علينا وهي تتعرض للقصف، عاصمة مغاربية تتعرض للقصف...هذا تذكير لمن يظن ان نكران التدخل الأجنبي هو وعي وذكاء.

KX163F كنت نربي معاك الدجاج حتى تقولي هذا وين فقت؟ وين تعرفني؟

As an Algerian citizen I don't wish any harm to France tbh , it's a very difficult situation , I'm pretty sure none of France's authorities will take responsibility for stealing a whole country .

amen to that ,Germany suffered at the hands of France and the Allies during ww2. we should not Forget ,Respect from an Algerian :)

Love you from algeria ... Thanks for support ... chickens of france they will get what they deserved

I feel loved when someone talk about my country like that proud to be Algerian 💜💜💜💜💜

i am

Ntalbou rabi y fethou lhoudoud

ahahah Good one bro Good one ^^

Yetna7aw ga3 hhhh

Lol

Yes we can

@lylia lerouge good its better to wait then become.......... Libia

we had our's in the 80's so good and i dont want spring like other

I disagree, we did the Arab spring 30 years ago......This is different!

never compare it to the Arab spring or I'd rather say Arab hell

our first spring was in the 80s

Hhh ameen yetnahao ga3

@Hatem Mslb ramdan hhhh

Yeah I think students suffered a lot. My older sister is a medical students and they have so much going on! I really support you guys, and next year inshallah, I'll be amongst you all 🤝

Yes it was a mess and still . But it s going to be worth it

And the extremist groups were created by the army

@@soheibbouguettaya lol go and ask the captured daish womens they will tell you .... do you really think that those relegious killers didn't exist ?!!

@@letmetalkify8719letmetalkify what the captured Daish women have to do with Algeria back in the 90s? Are you right in your mind? These extremist groups were created by the army and I have all the evidence to prove this. - This is the confession of Karim Moulai who is an ex-intelligence agent who sought asylum in England. in this video, he confessed how they used to disguise as Islamists and start killing people kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fpiEa5qDxrOyooU.html - this is the full interview kzfaq.info/get/bejne/h7SanrClqbfWiIU.html - This is another interview of two ex-intelligence agents who escaped to England, and they talk about the Crimes of DRS (Algerian intelligence) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n5OTesKVqJOomIk.html - This is the eyewitness of Ahmed Shoshan, an ex DRS also about Ahmed Zitouni (the so-called Islamists terrorist) and how he works for Athmane Tartag (a general in the Algerian army) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o6uFd7ia3r-zdJs.html - In this video, he tells his whole story from beginning to end kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e7acpsKguay8eWw.html It has 7 parts, you can keep watching on the same KZfaq channel - Check this reference " Lounis Aggoun et Jean-Baptiste Rivoire, in Françalgérie, crimes et mensonges d'États. Histoire secrète, de la guerre d'indépendance à la « troisième guerre » d'Algérie , La Découverte, Paris, 2004"

@@soheibbouguettaya I don't need to hear others when I am myself grow up inside and hacked all there devices don't need to tell you about some of them who became public, you don't know shit about different fatawa and different forou3 of the jabha mosalaha who became salafist groups with other convictions, you are the kind of conspiracy guy go live and learn, don't be like others who just follow

@@soheibbouguettaya and go watch the hidden videos of belhadj that big stupid scumbag and criminal go search for real better then repeating like a lot

For the anti-colonization war, no other choices was left to the algerian people.

The FLN was violent!! So what were the French doing for over 130 years there?????

K culture I never once said anything about the horrendous things France did in Algeria. That isn’t what my comment was about. Yes, the FLN had to use violence to win their independence because they felt it was the only thing France knew, the Serif massacre still fresh in the minds of FLN members. I was simply saying I am glad that TODAY they have found a way to win with peace.

Violence was the only option left against the fascist colonialist machine of France. My grandmother was ripped from her right to education, healthcare and was then killed in a french bombing. Violence is the only legitimate response to foreign invaders. If it happens again, be sure that all Algerians will take arms again. There are two honor codes in our mouvement that you can see in most slogans: 1- peaceful protests, 2- no foreign intervention.

Did you think they'd use on their own people the same touls they used on a freaking coloniser ?

Yeah, it's very distracting.

I noticed it too, but it's so low it's barely an issue.

@@mdrzn You notice it more near the end of the video, that's for sure

@@ethanbrooks7648 yeah in the beginning it was nice and subtle but towards the end it was the same level as his voice

كاش ميمز صاحبي هههههه

wtf kifah sabtni hna hhhhh rani nhes rohi fel ghorba w sbt wlid bladi hkkhkhkhkhk

The protests are getting weaker and weaker, everyone is giving up. It's slowly dying and there's absolutely no way to recover.

@@krewn9457 I know but hey, there are many ways to recover from this crisis don't worry! Besides we are two months away from the elections and I'm willing to bet the protestors will be back to streets in the last weeks of June to send a strong message to the government, after all they have a country to rescue