An alt history political map of Africa. If European rulers never decided to colonize the continent.

Around 3% of Muslim children attend full-time Islamic schools. Roughly 70% of Jewish children attend Jewish schools. Yet only Muslims are constantly lectured about “integration”. Funny that.

Hitler, who caused the deaths of 11 million people, was not a Muslim. Stalin, who caused the deaths of 20 million people, was not a Muslim. Mao, who caused the deaths of 20 million people, was not a Muslim. Muslims did not drop the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, which killed 200,000 people. Muslims did not carry out the massacres in Cambodia, which killed 3 million people. Muslims did not start the wars in Iraq, which killed 12 million people. Muslims did not start the wars in Bosnia and Kosovo, which killed 500,000 people. Mussolini, who is held responsible for the deaths of 400,000 people, was not a Muslim. Muslims did not start the wars in Afghanistan, which killed millions of people. Muslims did not start the First World War, which killed 17 million people. Muslims did not start the Second World War, which killed 55 million people. Muslims did not carry out the massacres in Rwanda. Muslims did not commit the genocide in Algeria. Copied from @Astridueil

Le Maroc est à plus de 3 500 km de Gaza. Si Rabat avait averti Netanyahu avant le 7 Octobre, nos "frères" auraient crié à la trahison. L’Égypte, frontalière de Gaza, aurait donné l’alerte: silence radio. L’hypocrisie de nos donneurs de leçons.

Unacceptable

La policía española en Cataluña 😲 #España #Cataluña

Tratan a su población como si fuera ganado y se atreven a criticar e insultar a Marruecos !! 🤦 Las fuerzas de represión españolas golpean con porras a los ciudadanos catalanes que celebran en las calles de la capital, Barcelona, la fiesta nacional de Cataluña. La fiesta nacional de Cataluña, conocida localmente como «La Diada Nacional de Catalunya», es una celebración de vital importancia y un día festivo regional oficial que se celebra exclusivamente en Cataluña, entidad política autónoma del noreste de España. Cataluña celebra este día cada año el 11 de septiembre, una fecha que no solo es festiva, sino también un aniversario significativo en la historia de la nación catalana, ya que conmemora la caída de Barcelona en 1714 durante la Guerra de Sucesión Española. Toda nuestra solidaridad y nuestro apoyo van dirigidos al pueblo catalán, que lucha por su derecho a la autodeterminación y a la independencia frente a la España colonial.

🇪🇦 L'Espagne ne mérite pas d'organiser la Coupe du Monde.

🚨🔴🇪🇸 𝗩𝗜𝗢𝗟𝗘𝗡𝗖𝗘𝗦 𝗣𝗢𝗟𝗜𝗖𝗜𝗘̀𝗥𝗘𝗦 en Espagne. Comment un pays qui veut accueillir la Coupe du Monde 2030 peut-il laisser de telles scènes se produire ? 🩸🚔 🇵🇹 Si l’Espagne n’est pas capable de garantir la sécurité et le respect des supporters, autant organiser la compétition uniquement avec le Portugal. x.com/ENDMTrolls_/status/209…

Les policiers espagnols 𝗙𝗥𝗔𝗣𝗣𝗘𝗡𝗧 violemment un mineur qui voulait entrer au Camp Nou avec un drapeau de la République catalane… Ce ne sont clairement pas des images dignes d’un pays qui souhaite accueillir une finale. 🇪🇸😳

Morocco - point of no return For three weeks, Morocco had absorbed it. Wave after wave of social media attacks, amplified and coordinated, paired with a political pressure campaign out of Spain's internal bickering. A fake UK news agency leaked a story claiming FIFA had secretly promised Morocco the final — a lie built to detonate outrage. When that didn't land hard enough, the attacks turned personal: threats to the head of FIFA himself, an attempt to force him out. Three weeks of noise, engineered to provoke a reaction Morocco refused to give. Then, on Moroccan state television, an official spokesman delivered the elite's answer. Every party, every official, was instructed to stand down. The message was to be sent — but sent clean. No ridicule of Spain. No mockery of its people. No framing of Spain as a burden on its European allies. Stay on script. Stay out of Europe's internal fights. What came next was not improvised. It was chess play. Under the Moroccan constitution, matters of state — military affairs, foreign relations, strategic development — sit with the King alone. When Morocco speaks on foreign affairs, it is normally the foreign ministry that speaks. This time, the task went to the Minister of Justice. That choice was the first move. It told anyone paying attention that Morocco wasn't playing the expected game. **The first punch** came as a single sentence: *Morocco stands firm and committed, immediately ready to receive all Moroccans who crossed the border. The question of the enclaves' sovereignty will be resolved through dialogue, in due time.* Madrid heard it. Sánchez heard it. The government heard it. The King of spain. heard it. Morocco waited a week — giving Spain room to de-escalate, room to send a clear signal back. Instead, Spain's political class, unable to match the opposition's media reach and hoping public sympathy might swing toward them, let the digital onslaught continue. Their statements stayed muted, but they kept riding the same narrative that was burning them. It would turn out to be the costliest miscalculation they could have made. Along the Strait, patience ran out. Morocco opened the historical archives — every enclave, every island, from the Canaries to Ceuta and Melilla — and prepared to force the issue permanently. **The second punch** landed a week later, and it changed everything: *Morocco expects the return of all its enclaves. It's time for Spain to face the music. Those who crossed the border told the Minister of Justice they were standing inside Morocco, not Spain — and so Moroccan authorities have no right to stop them.* With that one sentence, Spain's options collapsed to two: remain a European country, fully inside the Union — or step outside Europe altogether, redefined as part of Africa, part of Morocco's sphere. There was no comfortable middle. Madrid was trapped, and its government, already thin on authority, grew visibly weaker by the day. Barcelona watched and waited. In the weakness of the central government, Catalans could smell opportunity — but held back, reading the moment rather than seizing it. Meanwhile the fractures continues to spread: the north eyed independence or union with France, Andalusia's resentment of Madrid deepened, and Spain drifted toward a kind of quiet disintegration — disenfranchised, distracted, and politically exhausted. For Morocco, this was never really about weakening Spain. A fractured, disempowered Spain is not what Rabat wants sitting across the Strait. A strong Spain, stable and intact, matters to Morocco as a question of survival — as a nation, and as a culture. But strength has to be earned back, not assumed. And Morocco is already looking past the crisis. With national elections set for October, the key figures for the next government had been chosen, and a new item had been written permanently into the political agenda: *The return of the territories to the homeland.* @MarocDiplomatie @SpainMFA

Si c'était au Maroc j'ose pas imaginer l'état de ce réseau et les Tweets 🤡

On m'avait juré que les Sénégalais étaient pas racistes.

🇲🇦🇪🇸 Dis moi @grok, en un mot, quel pays a été formé en premier? Le Maroc ou l'Espagne ?

Les nationalistes espagnols 🇪🇸 et algériens 🇩🇿 qui font semblant de soutenir le Rif :

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🚨أحمد ونيس، وزير الخارجية التونسي السابق: ⚠️بخلاف تونس و موريتانيا، المغرب استطاع هزيمة الجزائر و أفشل مخططاتها ⚠️حان الوقت لكي تتحد دول شمال افريقيا، ضد هذا الكيان الجزائري الذي زرعه الاستعمار لزعزعة استقرار المنطقة #المغرب #الصحراء_المغربية #تونس #موريتانيا #ليبيا #الجزائر

Le problème c’est pas le Maroc ? Du coup il Faisait quoi en Algérie ?

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