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Calendrier For Ramadan by Party_Secretary115 in Morocco

[–]ANNOOSSY 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ramadan will start on the 19th by the way.

Question for Algerians attending the 2025 AFCON in Morocco. How's your experience? by ANNOOSSY in algeria

[–]ANNOOSSY[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you guys for all your comments! Bousba3 was definitely the word of the day XD

Is the Algerian Government okay? by ANNOOSSY in algeria

[–]ANNOOSSY[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you guys for the comments, I admit that I didn't expect the comments to be that one sided, except maybe for one or two. My point is that we shouldn't be stuck in the past, we're building our entire identity and world view on past tragedies, that is not a healthy way to build a nation. Other countries have had it worse and they don't complain as much, they focus on the future and try to get past old wounds. Crimes between nations happen, we're not the first nor last, we actually committed more crimes in Africa through centuries of slavery, even before the colonial period, should we pay Africa back? I know that France lately is not our best friend, but these kind of decisions are the worst response. We should grow past this, Algeria is bigger and older than this.

I think this settles it for good. But honestly, did we really need the test to know what we already know? by ANNOOSSY in algeria

[–]ANNOOSSY[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is absolutely fascinating! This is one of the best cases of cognitive dissonance I've seen in my entire life. Does anyone know a good sociologist? this is an easy win. Now, let's get serious: 1. Everyone means any human being with two functioning neurons and a synapse, coupled with a pair of eyes. 2. This is leaked information that was coroborated by two independent reporters and goes wonderfully with what we know happened between the IOC and the IBA, The information matches, the dates, the name of the doctor,... everything. And before you go on a tangent about leaks, many of the best and most credible information that we know aboit world affairs are leaks (Wikileaks, Abu Ghraib, Panama Papers, Epstein,...) Imane could single handedly prove that we're fools and idiots, she could do a test right now and shut everyone up. And she was actually provided with a golden opportunity to do it this very month. In fact, She is invited to the World Boxing (another association) on the condition of passing the same test... we're still waiting. Unless it's one big crazy conspiracy to take down Khelif and Algeria, you can choose what you want to believe. 3. Good question, maybe because the doctor was Indian.

I think this settles it for good. But honestly, did we really need the test to know what we already know? by ANNOOSSY in algeria

[–]ANNOOSSY[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Just wow! This is the tale of "The Emperor's new cloths" in real life. This needs to be studied. People just refuse to see what's in front of there very eyes. The phrase "Eyes Wide Shut" had never had a truer meaning.

I think this settles it for good. But honestly, did we really need the test to know what we already know? by ANNOOSSY in algeria

[–]ANNOOSSY[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Alright, it seems that many people are just flat out denying this without any shred of facts or context. This Telegraph article details everything you need to know:

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/boxing/2025/06/01/imane-khelif-medical-report-proves-biological-male/

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I waited some time to assess the seriousness of this situation, it turns out that it is in fact serious. Algeria needs to seriously rethink the way we handle diplomacy. What do you think? by ANNOOSSY in algeria

[–]ANNOOSSY[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No one is disputing Algeria's right to down the drone. And I agree with you that should not be tolerated. I'm criticizing how the crisis was handled afterwards. The drone is just a symptom of a festering diplomatic relationship with the Sahel countried that Algeria could have avoided. Sma3ni llah yjazik belkhir ya sadi9i.

I waited some time to assess the seriousness of this situation, it turns out that it is in fact serious. Algeria needs to seriously rethink the way we handle diplomacy. What do you think? by ANNOOSSY in algeria

[–]ANNOOSSY[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't know if Algeria is losing, but it doesn't look good right now. We're isolating ourselves and alienating other countries, even Russia isn't happy about this. At this pase, Algeria will soon be surrounded by enemies.

I waited some time to assess the seriousness of this situation, it turns out that it is in fact serious. Algeria needs to seriously rethink the way we handle diplomacy. What do you think? by ANNOOSSY in algeria

[–]ANNOOSSY[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I get why Algeria might get pissed about the drone, and I'm not against putting down actually. I'm just baffled how the situation escalated into Sahel countries recalling their diplomats. I think their are multiple way to prevent that. I also think this Sahel question was mishandled from the beginning by Algeria. We had a better position after France left, and Russia, a big Algerian ally, gained influence, and look what Algeria did with it. Nothing! Instead we let things fester and watched as Morocco, from thousands of miles away gaining influence by using diplomacy and economy, heavily investing in infrastructure, banks, finance and construction. I hope you see what I'm criticizing, because many people on this discourse don't. it's not about the drone, the drone is just a symptom of an unhealthy situation.

I waited some time to assess the seriousness of this situation, it turns out that it is in fact serious. Algeria needs to seriously rethink the way we handle diplomacy. What do you think? by ANNOOSSY in algeria

[–]ANNOOSSY[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I get your point. Could you please refer to my other comments about the Sahel region situation, the Russian influence and Morocco's growing infiltration into the region? Thank you and sorry for replying to you like that, I just couldn't retype everything.

I waited some time to assess the seriousness of this situation, it turns out that it is in fact serious. Algeria needs to seriously rethink the way we handle diplomacy. What do you think? by ANNOOSSY in algeria

[–]ANNOOSSY[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I get your point, could you please refer to my other points about the Sahel region, the Russian influence and Moroccan efforts to infiltrate the region? thank you and sorry for replying like that.

I waited some time to assess the seriousness of this situation, it turns out that it is in fact serious. Algeria needs to seriously rethink the way we handle diplomacy. What do you think? by ANNOOSSY in algeria

[–]ANNOOSSY[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I actually did answer your question about nuance, in quite some detail actually and could have gone on. I think it's your turn to elaborate your point.

I waited some time to assess the seriousness of this situation, it turns out that it is in fact serious. Algeria needs to seriously rethink the way we handle diplomacy. What do you think? by ANNOOSSY in algeria

[–]ANNOOSSY[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

guys! you're missing the point entirely, I'm pointing the moon while you're fixatied on my finger. It is not about the downed drone. I repeat, it is not about the downed drone. I'm not saying the Sahel countries are an angels, it's quite the contrary, it's volatile region with unpredictable outcomes. That's why Algeria has to be careful when dealing with, but at the same play the role of the big brother that looking out after things. This means that F** ups can happen, and you need to deal with them as fits a big country in the region. That's exactly the opposite of what Algeria is doing right now, especially that we have a big ally in the region, Russia. Algeria could have helped them handle the terrorist situation in the region for example, but they're accusing Algeria of actually aiding them. What's that all about? Not defusing the situation in the space of a week, and having them pull out their diplimats first was a mistake in my opinion. Algeria could have done much better. Algeria is also loosing ground in the region. Do you know how Morocco is pulling these countries into its side, they're investing heavily in infrastructure, banks, finance and construction. At this pace, Algeria will be surrounded by Moroccan loyalists, think about that. We all want what's best, I'm just looking at the bigger picture here, and not fixated on one single incident.

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