zakaria bouissoui Posted 2009-06-14

I don't think there is anything new in these elections. Even if the tractor party wins, we see the same figures in Morocco. As to the voter turnout, it really reflects reality. The overall number of voters is about 20 million. Only 13 millions of them went to bring their cards and only 5.5 millions of them voted. What could this be? Morocco are associated with politics through goodness and charity...??

حسام مطلق Posted 2009-06-14

When Hegel broke down the French revolution as a code in order to project on it the movements of the lifting law, he considered that the return of the constitutional property in the hands of Napoleon is the third movement in the lifting law. Through this return, the French community would restore sublime aristocratic values and integrate them with the values of freedom which were made by the revolution. The French society would thus become at the same time free and aristocratic. Contrary to what is rumored about him, Hegel gave the human individual an important role in history. He said literally “...I recognize the active participation of humans in combating odd facts...Humans fervently deny phases of the historical operation with other maturer phases. This happens when a need surges in them to act against the content which constituted former values...”. Therefore, he believes that the value change which leads with its movement continuity to the cultural development is the result of the accumulation of partial acts of ordinary people without canceling the role of major events or major actors. However, it starts from the principle of convergence of elements in directing the overall movement. Arabs need the return of aristocracy and property parties not as a way of acknowledging inequality between classes, as law should rule everyone, and not as a way of degrading the dignity of the laymen, but history has rules with which it works. It is a denial of the Hegelian denial. I will give you this example. Let's say we are in a juice plant. The aim of the plant is to make profit for the owner. In order to make profit, the production should be good and should keep abreast with requirements of the market. The product should always be subject to dialectic law. The product process begins with putting the plastic glass on the movement belt. This happened with the formation of the map of the Middle East, the emergence of Arab countries and Israel. The second phase is to pour juice in th glass. This was represented by ideological reviews. The third phase is sealing the glass to preserve the juice unpolluted. This is the period of conservation value. The problem in the Arabic situation is the ignorance of revolutionary regimes of the importance of values in the souls of people and their importance in the stability of relations between individuals, organizations and different entities to secure the mutual interaction which gives the vitality of continuity.

LAMIRI Mustapha Posted 2009-06-14

Salam- First and foremost, I would like to sincerely congratulate PAM on its stunning, historic victory. Moreover, whether it be regarding PAM or the other parties, in order to join their words to actions, there are certain working means that are required. I will cite them: first, elected council members need to do an internship or, more precisely, need to receive training in management in order to master community administrative affairs well; second, community council members need to treat all the citizens equally within their well-determined community and not just the members of the party that won the community, as the latter increases corruption and fraud; thirds, the communities need to publish an annual report on community management with an analyses of programmes, expenses and so on, and disciplinary measure need to be taken against those who go off track; fourth, the council members need to visit the citizens in their communities at least once per quarter. Allow me to tell you of a very, very good example of a man who was re-elected in Agadir: Mr Tarik Kabbaj. The people saw what he had done, the time he devoted to improving their community, his skill, his good management and so on. The USFP is proud of him. So, why not follow this example and apply it at the national level? -Stay strong

ANA Posted 2009-06-15

History is forever repeating. Just like before, we created new parties which came to be called administrative parties. Just like before, these "parties" had "large victories". Just like before, they tried to mock the people and make us forget about the future of this country. And! And! And, just like before, they "recognised we were on the verge of a heart attack." Afterward, after the strident failure of this stupid band-aid treatment it will be just like before... just like before... Can we avoid such a pointless waste of time for this country this time!? Can we think seriously about the future of this country and its wounded people!?

PJD 1er parti urbain Posted 2009-06-16

I congratulate the first party in Morocco to receive the highest percentage of votes fairly and responsibly: the PJD. I do not know if you are aware that it is moreover the first to at it came in first at the city level, where the voting is done by a ballot list. In Casablanca, for example, it heads the city council with 31 seats. It is likewise in Rabat, Kenitra, Salé, Tangier, Chechaouen and so on. Know, too, that the number of seats belonging to the rural communes is about 1200 out of the 1500 total; only 300 seats are for the urban communities of Morocco. And, in the absence of rural militants, the PJD nearly managed to be number one, but PAM won because rural votes. The rural people do not vote for programmes and the party as a whole (its philosophy, that is), but for people and familial and tribal connections. You need to do away with the bias as a whole in order to see the real results of this election, where the PJD has once again reaffirmed that it is the centre of public trust, objectively speaking.

FOUAD Posted 2009-06-17

What a large victory for the King's friends' party, the Microwave Party - a party that was cooked in minutes just after having been dedicated before to such and such. This is a reticent failure for one and nearly only political party in Morocco that deserved respect: the USFP. And this is not only for its past and present militants, but also (and more importantly) for its progressive ideas and credible, professional programmes for the future at the level of its lower ranks of militants. This party was in fact punished by the government because it "committed" two grave errors: The first error was necessary but also "unacceptable" in the context of present-day Morocco, as it demanded the separation of power and, as a consequence, the limiting of the Monarchy's powers. The second error was that it behaved like a mediocre administrative party, accepting to "compromise" with the PJD, the retrograde Islamist party. Many militants are not ready to accept these politicking policies on the part of the USFP. It would preserve the trust in the future if it insisted on the first point and also put an end to all forms of co-operation with obscurantists on all sides, that is: abandoned the second point. A word to the wise! -Bye

FOUAD Posted 2009-06-18

The PJD is the first urban party!? The PJD is not a "normal" party: it wants to monopolise our religion, making it all its own and using it as a means to take power, a base, truly base political means. With regards to being considered politically for elections, this party normally ought to be prohibited, as it leads people to err and attacks Islam. Let us not even speak of its political, economic and social programmes, not to mention it future plans. This obscurantist pseudo-party wants to make us go back 14 centuries. And, this "strategy" (?) is based solely on lies, threats, Hell, the rejection of others, the hatred of foreigners, the hatred of live and joy and positive development toward the future. Islam - real Islam - has nothing to do with these retrograde, underdeveloped, obscurantist delusions,. Islam is love, peace, joy and understanding for all humanity in this life, first, and for eternity, afterward. So, let us prohibit these harbingers of bad omen from instrumentalising Islam ad attacking it with their obnoxious nonsense. Islam - YES! PJD - NO! NO! NO! Islam does not need some people to defend it, particularly retrograde obscurantists like the PJD and other reactionary "Islamists"!!!