Exclusif : les US fuitent l'enregistrement sonore de l'entrevue avec Tebboune !

[Bachi]

rien qu'à voir cette tête à claques , on a envie de gerber.

[ayoub7]

Ah M6, on se rappellera de lui très longtemps au Maroc, le Roi qui a humilié et terrassé la junte tout en lui offrant des fleurs... Et ce n'est pas fini !

[Zviti]

Ah M6, on se rappellera de lui très longtemps au Maroc, le Roi qui a humilié

je ne te le fais pas dire mon cher donquichote , je ne te le fais pas dire !

[icosium]

rien qu'à voir cette tête à claques , on a envie de gerber

Regarde bien ses gestes, sa démarche et ses yeux. Il y a des signes qui ne trompent pas

[Anzoul]

Le sujet est :
Exclusif : les US fuitent l'enregistrement sonore de l'entrevue avec Tebboune
arrêtez de vouloir défendre votre tebboune en trollant avec des hors sujets, c'est de la mauvaise foi caractérisée.
Votre tebboune vous a foutu la honte internationale avec ses débilités que les américains se sont fait un malin et vicieux plaisir de publier,assumez le, c'est simple.

[mounia]

Je suis très loin d'être une cachiriste ,et même pro marocaine,mais il est clair que les Américains n'ont pas obtenu ce qu'ils sont venus chercher en Algérie, d'où ces fuites,et tout ce que vous trouver à faire ,c'est se quereller comme des esclaves sur les bons et mauvais points que peuvent distribuer les occidentaux à leurs serviteurs que nous sommes tous.

[Zviti]

Exclusif : les US fuitent l'enregistrement sonore de l'entrevue avec Tebboune

et on t'a dit que le porte parole de l'ambassade des etats unis t'a répondu en personne . douterais tu de la parole de tes maitres ?

https://fb.watch/cb4YzCtC47/

arrêtez de vouloir défendre votre tebboune en trollant avec des hors sujets, c'est de la mauvaise foi caractérisée.

wa'allah y'a toujours de quoi pouffer de rire quand vous parlez de trollisme et de mauvaise foi . rarement vu d'aussi débile personne .

Votre tebboune vous a foutu la honte internationale avec ses débilités que les américains se sont fait un malin et vicieux plaisir de publier,assumez le, c'est simple.

zut ! ce n'est plus une fuite ? ce n'est pas de notre faute si tu hallucine et fait des lectures clownesque pour le compte de tes maitres . on comprend tres bien que c'est ton , votre role . mais de la a imposer vos débilités au autres , vous tirez un peu trop sur la corde . faut se soigner mon vieux . ce n'est pas parce que vous etes détraqué de la tete que les autres devront l'être aussi .
moi par ex , je ne fais qu'aider tes semblables a voir ce qu'est réellement se foutre la honte . ce qu'est réellement etre le larbin , le domestique , le toutou de quelqu'un . et en grandeur nature svp . contemple moi cette œuvre d'art en silence , peut etre que tu prendra conscience du degré de la castration qu'on vous a fait subir

[ayoub7]

Trouvons un elelment d'accord comme ça tout le monde est content :

Longue vie à Tebboune et à Chengriha !

Vous voyez, j'ai d'excellents talents de négociateur

[Zviti]

teboune et chengriha qui honte vos nuits et vos journées en auront tout au plus pour quelque années qui se compte sur les doigts d'une main pour des raisons évidente .
mais pas cette "lumiere" qui a deja fait la passation de consigne pour son rejeton . et on doute pas qu'il sera le digne héritier . question de logique , puisque les chiens risque pas d'accoucher de chat .

je le vois déjà s*** un autre george w bush et un autre colin powell en les rassurant de sa entière disponibilité , tout en les remerciant pour l'excellent travail qu'ils font pour la paix dans le monde

[alamut]

Je me demandais ce que pouvait encore magouiller les enfants de Bousbir ...

A ce demander pourquoi on parle de fuite

le lien officiel du site US du département

PRESIDENT TEBBOUNE:  (Via translation) Welcome, and I hope this trip will allow better rapprochement than what we already have.  Algerian-American meetings always had a certain intensity or weight – they were always good and understanding because there are so many similarities, enormous similarities among them, our liberation struggle.  The independence day for our nations is only separated by a few hours.  For you it is the fourth of July while for us it is the fifth of July.

American Democracy cannot be disputed by anyone: a people built on democracy.  We are trying to build our own democracy with our own values and our own history that come together, democracy being the fact that institutions are truly representative of a people.  In matters of arbitration of the United States, in all international disputes, we are with it.  We may be dreamers, but we dream of a more balanced world, of a world where freedoms are better defended.  We do our best with our means and in our environment – sometimes we are understood; sometimes we are not.

This is our environment: we are surrounded by countries that are not very similar to us with the exception of Tunisia.  That’s why we do have very close relations with Tunisia because we have similarities in many areas.  Otherwise, all our borders are in flames: destabilized Libya; after Libya, of course there is the entire Sahel like Chad, Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger; and even Mauritania is not that strong.  And next door we have the Moroccan Kingdom where our relations have always witnessed ups and downs since our independence.  It is not recent; it is not due to the Western Sahara issue.

There are two mindsets, two ways of seeing things.  We respect all people – we respect people’s borders while they can expand.  You know that no one has forgotten, no Algerian will forget, that Morocco attacked us in 1963.  At that time we didn’t have even a regular army, and they attacked with special forces, helicopters, and airplanes.  We had 850 casualties.  They aimed to take a part of our territory.  Later on they refused to acknowledge the independence of Mauritania since 1960, when Mauritania was a member of the United Nations and had its own ambassadors, et cetera.  But Morocco had territorial claims over all Mauritania.  They had to wait until 1972 when the Moroccan king accepted to shake hands with the Mauritanian president whom he recognized after 12 years of independence.

During those 12 years, the Moroccan Government had a minister of Mauritanian territories.  Afterwards was the famous story of the Western Sahara.  What they said is completely in contradiction with what they signed.  Maybe our mistake is the consistency in managing this question, even before 1975.  But with the tensions that exist between us, we are not what they say.  We definitely have no intentions in Western Sahara.  It is their problem.  They always wanted to destabilize Algeria.  There are other issues – they always wanted to destabilize Algeria and I don’t know the reason for that, although we have always protected Morocco.  We have never been careful about our relationships – however, it is not normal that within 50 years of independence the borders stay closed for 40 years.

The Western Sahara issue started in 1975 and afterwards.  I think that the foreign minister has many documents, signed by the King of Morocco Hassan II – may his soul rest in peace – who insisted on the self-determination of the Western Sahara.  Our position is towards Western Sahara – not towards Morocco – and everyone knows that this has always been our approach – like towards Timor-Leste, for example, we ended up convincing our Indonesian friends with whom we have a strong relationship that they had to release Timor-Leste and grant them independence, and we remained very close despite that.  Same situation with the Comoros Islands.

All the Algerian diplomatic efforts were made to destroy apartheid.  We also took advantage of our presidency of the UN General Assembly to exclude South Africa from all the international organizations.  When Nelson Mandela was released from prison and apartheid fell, Algeria created a strong alliance between Pretoria and Algiers.  So this is not new for us.  This is not about Western Sahara only – this has always been our position approach.

We have always treated the Western Sahara issue and the Palestinian issue equally.  Regarding the Palestinian issue, the Algerian position remains unchanged.  A decision has been taken at the Arab League to make peace with Israel, and that Israel recognizes the state of Palestine, and this is what we are following at the moment.  So it’s peace among all territories, but we have nothing against them – the only problem that we have is Palestine and absolutely nothing else.

Here are some points about Libya.  We’re against the presence of all mercenaries, whoever they are.  We don’t accept them anywhere near our borders.  We did everything so our Libyan brothers and sisters would have the chance to express themselves, and it’s been two years now that we’ve been battling for these elections in Libya, because we came to the conclusion that the ones who have been elected represent no one.  Every time there is an election, they only represent themselves.  So we do it again and again and again until the last circle between Dabaiba and the one who have been named by the so-called National Assembly, and it will continue.  It will continue because none of them are representatives.

The worst part is that in Libya there are forces who are getting into wars by proxy, and when we’re facing such strong adversaries, it’s not up to Libyans to kick them out.  When I met with Libya in Berlin, we agreed that all countries involved in the Libyan case should agree on never let either guns or mercenaries inside the country.  We should disarm them.  Two months later there was 3,000 tons of arms, which means that the solution is elsewhere.  In my view, it can be through the UN.

We have the presence of Wagner, the presence of Syrians who are our brothers and sisters, Turkish people, people from Sudan, the mobilized from Chad, and there are three or four countries getting into war in Libya, a war that is not the Libyans’ and has nothing to do with them.  That’s why we said that if Libya wants to be built again democratically, we need elections from scratch.  We can help them organize it.  What I am saying is very feasible – we only need the political will to do it.  We will end up with an elected assembly, and then everybody can help rebuilding Libya with an assembly, the government, and the president.  Those who have hidden agendas to replace the late former president are the ones who would like to solve the issue from the top by designating a president.  Elect a president so that he can do what he wants and move towards this or that.  This is not democracy.  That’s for the Libyan problem.

...


In terms of cattle, we are facing a deficiency when it comes to milk material.  We are importing milk powder and we reproduce it here mixed with water.  In terms of transport, currently we are establishing an Algerian naval and air fleet.  Until now we are having the half of terrestre that we can not access.  We need to have access everywhere now.

In terms of railway transport, it is one of the basis of my programs to have an Algerian port to transport shipments by railways to Mali and Niger.  We have worked on this with our own mains.  Currently we are in Béchar having a railways, and it is located in 500 kilometers away from Algiers in the southeast.  And we still have to each Adrar – approximately 500 to 600 kilometers from Adrar.  We will go straight to Mali from Bordj Bardji Mokhtar.

There is a company named Mer Nijer that will link Béchar by train, then Mali and Niger by trucks.  Generally, it is successful, and Algeria can make an impact.

The floor is all yours.

SECRETARY BLINKEN:  (Via translation) Mr. President, thank you for this detailed and interesting conversation.  I had the chance to meet with my friend the minister, and I’m glad to be back to Algeria to strengthen the ties between our countries by working on security and common economic opportunities such as investments and trades between the countries.  I believe it will make progress in investing thanks to young businesspeople that need to be built up.

(In English) But in any event, it is wonderful to be back in Algeria after last being here in 2016.  Thank you for sharing this wonderful tour of the region, the world, and our relationship.  Thank you.

[Issabrahimi]

icosium

Je ne sais pas pourquoi MOMO6 a préparé toute cette table de nourriture pour Macron. Une moitié de gharfia hrira bloque son estomac. Il pense qu'il est gourmand comme lui.

[icosium]

Issabrahimi

Il veut montrer son opulence de Roi. Tout ce gaspillage pendant que son peuple crève la dalle

Tu sais que les serviteurs de Mohamed VI sont mobilisés h24 dans tout les palais du royaume au cas où sa majesté décide de passer

Imagine combien ça coûte pour le contribuable marocain. Parfois Mohamed VI est absent du Maroc pendant plusieurs mois entrain de se divertir à l'étranger