محمد Posted 2007-12-12

To the terrorists, dogs, despicable insects. Are you committing crimes against the best creatures of God. We tell you that the Algerian people will [expletive deleted].

hamouze Posted 2007-12-12

What happened in Algeria isn’t a terrorist act in the common sense of the meaning. This issue can be presented in two hypotheses: the first is the foreign hands which criticize the foreign policy of Algeria in its international positions. But this nation won't be subdued and won’t give in, even if this costs the lives of all Algerians. Experience will show that. The country of a million and half a million martyrs will prove that. We don’t care about life as long as it is honorable and is a sacrifice for our nation. So don’t question our nationalism. Secondly, the current regime and the ruling government don’t do their role as they should because they think that they’re managing a village or municipality. Oh rulers of this nation, you’re governing a State, so you have to be more careful and responsible. The weakness of the State institutions was uncovered. Where is the Intelligence Service, where’s the security of the nation? You’re just good at raising prices adopting band-aid policies; the nation and the State are higher than what you do. So please go away and let this country to its sons and true men. Anyway, in both cases the people bear the responsibility and are victims.

ليندة Posted 2007-12-12

Men, I felt yesterday that something would happen in Algeria because every 11 December there's bomb attacks, in Si Mostafa in Boumerdes, in Tizi Ouzou, in New York the skyscraper, and now in Ben Aknoune all that were on 11 December. What do you say. Linda from Algeria.

ماسينيسا Posted 2007-12-12

After greetings...what can I say, may God bring us the good and may God protect us, We are for God and to God we shall return.

mouh Posted 2007-12-12

All this is the result of the marginalisation of university youth.

أبوبكر Posted 2007-12-12

The strange events of blowing up, destroying and planning to that as we heard days ago, happening in our beloved country by people who lost the notion of right and wrong, they came up with wrong jurisprudence, they’re not excused in that because they’ve not sought the opinion of counsel scholars. They ignored the right and became enemies with thr rightous of the nation's advisors. Ibn Abbas, God bless him, said that the messenger of God said ‘The blessing is with your elders’. But unfortunately, they made them understand that prominent scholars are disbelievers such as the cheikh Abdelaziz Ben Baz, may God rest his soul, when they teach them the correctness of the method of the cheikh and his brother scholars. He follows the method of his masters such as sheikh Mohamed Ben Ibrahim, and former sheikhs Mohamed Ben Abdelouahab to Ibn Al Qaim, and up to sheikh Al Islam Ibn Taimiya to the four Imams, the ancestors of the nation, followers then the companions of the prophet. This is the right and correct path. They feared that these will go back to the Fatwas of sheikh Abdelaziz Ben Baz, El Othaymine, Al Sheikh, Faouzane, Ghadiane or Lahidane and those who followed the path of the ancestors. They feared that they will be proven wrong. So they convinced them that these scholars are disbelievers, and that their method isn’t accepted. Therefore, they left them and their tapes, they even fought the scholars and their recorded tapes. These ignorants have also accused the scholars using the worst expressions and ugliest descriptions, they said that they’re the scholars of the Sultan; that they are submissive and defeatists, and other expressions and accusations that are equal in their degree of offence to some satirical expressions against the companions of the prophet in the battle of Tabouk. God said that they’re disbelievers and didn’t find any excuse for them even if they were conversing, playing and blocking roads, they weren’t excused even when they were among Mujahideens in one of the strongest battles of Islam. And today we hear such bad expressions repeated by many people and don’t even know their hazards and enormity, and that may be they can take them out of the confession and they ignore that. How similar is today to yesterday, the Khaouarej at the era of Ali thought and believed that they were right, and what they did was bringing them closer to God Almighty. In Nahraouane, they said : no rule but that of god, go, go to paradise. Abu Ayoub, God bless him said, I stabbed a man of the Khawarej with the spear

فوزي Posted 2007-12-12

To the coward dogs, you're the dead, you have failed. Whatever you do, the Algerian people won't give in or surrender. A word to the governors, why this starvation policy? Is this the meaning of Algeria of pride and dignity? If the teacher in Algeria in 2007 has to borrow his 50 Algerian Dinars transport fee and you don't care, stop please. We're fed up.

Anonymous Posted 2007-12-12

Salam alaikoum, it's ok, everything can be tolerated for the sake of a free and Arab Algeria: the soul, the family and money. We have an eclipse, but the day will come when the sun shines. So be patient. There are two wars in Algeria, the war of starving and the war of terror. Who is responsible for poverty and who is responsible for killing. Salam alaikoum.

سامية Posted 2007-12-13

Should the tears of Algeria flow endlessly? Till when...?

فاطمة Posted 2007-12-13

This is a coward act, the teroorists are wild dogs, they're neither men nor Muslims. For what guilt were these souls killed. For God we are and to God we shall return. Stop this harm traitors and rascals.

أسامة خنفوسي Posted 2007-12-13

May God guide you inchallah, this is not Islam...

abdelkader1988 Posted 2007-12-13

Such attacks don't have an impact on Algeria. I'm sure that these people are criminals with all the meaning of the word.

عبد القادر Posted 2007-12-13

Oh Lord beguile their hearts, oh Lord of the people, Kill them and Obliterate them from earth.

جزائرية Posted 2007-12-13

It was us who said by the destroying catastrophes, pure and chaste bloods, shining and high pillars in the high mountains… We rebelled be it life or death, and our principle is "long live Algeria ", so be witnesses… The entire world is witnessing the glory of the Algerians and showed that the Algerian has never and will never give in to any corruption whatsoever to his nationality, and this cowardly invasion, whatever its origin, won’t divide us because we were created as one nation. The love of Algeria runs in our veins since we were born… and even in the wombs of our mothers. We’ll survive with the will of God, our pride and dignity won’t be destroyed by barbaric acts committed by troubled souls.

YACINE M'ZAB Posted 2007-12-13

Allah is Sufficient for us! He is most our best trustee! For God we are and to God we shall return.

moha Posted 2007-12-13

May God increase our reward. To God we are and to God we shall return. May God guide us and them. A son of Algeria moha-22000.

الجزائر الغالية Posted 2007-12-13

Long live Algeria a free State. My dear brothers, the Muslim pure martyrs. The word there's no other God but Allah is always higher and Algeria won't fall to you criminals, there are men in it you beasts.

حسين Posted 2007-12-13

I condemn these acts strongly and ask God Almighty from my heart to punish and weaken the plots of the criminal rascals.

mohamed Posted 2007-12-13

They're not men, this isn't Islam, you dogs.

ايمن Posted 2007-12-13

Terrorism has no religion, this is due to the present religious void. All that is due to the living conditions, and you know this better.

issam tebessa Posted 2007-12-13

Oh, in the name of God, is this what Islam is supposed to mean: such an utter lack of brotherliness?

محمد Posted 2007-12-13

To God we are and to God we shall return...There's no power and no will but from God.

MOHAMED Posted 2007-12-13

Hi, how are you, to God we shall return.

كادي Posted 2007-12-13

May God have mercy on all the dead. Amen.

عباس هني مهدي Posted 2007-12-14

The word of truth is above everyone. The mercy of God is wide on the martyrs, oh Lord, accept them in your paradise, oh Lord, mercy on Algerians, curse on terrorism to hell eternally. My condolences to all Algerian families for this calamity. More patience and faith, God Almighty won’t let us down.

منى السلام Posted 2007-12-14

Everything that is happening in Algeria is the product of the rulers who have divided out Algeria among them and left the people pay. The victims of all criminal acts of the terrorists are the poor people who have no power or will, they paid a high price for men who don’t deserve, who raised the price of oil…? The list is long. Oh Lord, grant us victory against the oppressors and make a plot against them, and mislead them.

assma @ Posted 2007-12-14

Abdennour, to what I think you’re mad, about this accident we’re sorry and offer our condolences to the families ; a greeting to our president we wish him good health, thank you…I’m Asma, I’m 13.

سفيان.م Posted 2007-12-14

The acts of terrorists are cowardly because they kill innocents, students and pupils. Curses on them and their acts, and to those who assist them in killing souls, which is forbidden by God.

عيد الوهاب ق Posted 2007-12-14

Who is behind terrorism in my country?

ammar Posted 2007-12-14

In this country, oil is 700 Algerian Dinars.

momoh Posted 2007-12-14

We hope for a truce.

bilal Posted 2007-12-14

Get away terrorism, God is sufficient for us against you, why don't you come up to us as men and meet us in face? Or do you only know how to stab us in the back, cowards?

نور Posted 2007-12-14

Allah Akbar Allah Akbar Allah Akbar (God is the Greatest). Is this how you want it Bouteflika? Allah is Sufficient for us against you and terrorists whom you have let go with this wrong law in your rule, the law of God forgives whatever happened in the past. It's not you who is targeted, it's us. Don't tell me it was you who voted, you already know that we're not that nation who says what you said, God forgive whatever happened in the past even in the slightest things. What about its most enormous, which is the violation of the honour, property and souls.........? This is a comparison....and the smart should understand the meaning.

LINA Posted 2007-12-14

I think that all this happening in Algeria isn't kind. By God of there are people who oppose the policy of the president Abdelaziz Bouteflika, students shouldn't pay for that, ok, I say may God have mercy on those who died, and may God grant patience to their families, God protect us for what might happen in coming days.

الاحفيري Posted 2007-12-14

Algeria is afflicted by its ruler with its governors with instability and wants to export it to us, Moroccans, by adopting the issue of the Moroccan Sahara. Solve your problems; preserve the safety and security of the lives of your citizens. The world is teasing you, what does it mean that the price of an oil barrel is about 100 dollars and most Algerian sons indulge in smuggling and die in the sea while dreaming of immigration to Europe and explosions here and there. There are only 18 years left for oil. And we'll watch you, what you can do without it. What's the difference between you and OPEC countries, they all export oil and gas while Algeria surpasses them in exporting illegal immigration...Happy Eid.

عمار قالمة Posted 2007-12-15

Allah is Sufficient for us! Most Excellent is He in Whom we trust! I firstly charge the president of the republic Mr Abdelaziz Bouteflika and then all the Algerian people without exception with the responsibility of these attacks.

سمية حسيني Posted 2007-12-15

Salam alaikoum. May God have mercy on the martyrs and have mercy on all the nation of Mohamed from the killers, for God we are and to God we shall return.

هانية Posted 2007-12-15

Hania from Algeria, Allah is Sufficient for us! Most Excellent is He in Whom we trust! My condolences to the families of victims. The perpetrators of the attacks think that they're in paradise, no they're in hell and it's the worst punishment.

الدكتور عليى زغدود Posted 2007-12-15

The Algerian Rally R.A. Algiers on 11th December 2007. A condemnation declaration. The Algerian Rally party condemns the two criminal acts which targeted the innocent unarmed civilians in the city of Algiers in this sacred month and which took the lives of many of them, may God have mercy on them at a time when the Algerian Muslim nation is preparing to celebrate the sacred Eid Al Adha. These acts were committed by a group which don’t accept the national reconciliation approved by the Algerian nation. The Algerian Rally party thinks that these acts which targeted the peaceful innocents won’t thwart the Algerian people from going on with the national reconciliation. Its is just a desperate attempt which makes the Algerian people more steady and persisting in carrying on the way of reconciliation among Algerians in order to build their country on democratic pillars and achieve the legitimate aspirations of the all the people to a decent life. The Algerian Rally calls on the Algerian people to stand with determination against those who want to subdue them by power and violence to their will and serve the low interests. Dr Ali Zaghdoud, president of the Algerian Rally.

Anonymous Posted 2007-12-15

May God have mercy on everyone who died in these terrific events perpetuated by the apostates and enemies of Algeria. To the presidents, this is a call: For how long will the situation in Algeria remain so? We ask you to use all methods necessary to eradicate terrorism down to the roots.

amel Posted 2007-12-15

Injustice is widespread. What happened is a mere self-proclaimed retaliation.

omar Posted 2007-12-15

May God have mercy on those who died, for God we are and to God we shall return.

Anonymous Posted 2007-12-15

All we can say is that there's no will and no power but from God.

امين Posted 2007-12-15

There's no will and no power but from God.

العصامي Posted 2007-12-16

In the name of God. Peace and prayer on the prophet. By God I don’t know how to start these words when I hear about this recent event which took the lives of many innocent victims, including children, women, students and… But I say, it’s God destiny. Death is an unavoidable fate. No soul dies without the will of God. So for God we are and to God we shall return. As to the issue of terrorism, the latter is an international issue, it doesn’t have an immediate solution. So the men of the nation who kept their promise to God, have as main concern protecting the nation, the people as well should protect the nation: they should take care of all the matters that concern the citizens, including employment, education, teaching, culture and so on. The people should be vigilant and concerned about the nation.

بوفلجة Posted 2007-12-16

Terrorism is blind and against everyone as it doesn’t exclude any one, people or government. Therefore, this phenomenon should be redressed and countered by everyone, by knowing its causes, reasons and trying to understand it, far from this artificial vision of things or attempting to exploit it politically by any side. Finally I say, there is no power and no will but from God Almighty. For God we are and to God we shall return. May God have mercy on victims and martyrs..

Anonymous Posted 2007-12-16

What happened in Algeria and in the Muslim world is a crime against humanity, committed by Americans and false Muslims.

صلاح الدين Posted 2007-12-16

Salam alaikoum, if these attacks were the result of poverty and starvation in Algeria, they're right in that even if it serves a special side or because they ignore the reality. God will judge them for this.

طه ياسين Posted 2007-12-16

My condolences to the Algerian people, I hope that tumult won't be spread in the country may God protect it and preserve it from any attack, amen amen amen.

djamel Posted 2007-12-16

Backsliders... backsliders... backsliders...

يحي غرداية Posted 2007-12-16

The only thing we can do in the face of this sad event is to pray God, oh Lord if anyone wants to do any harm to our nation, make his plot in his destruction. amen.

hadj daoud Posted 2007-12-17

For God we are and to God we shall return (Happy Eid).

mouhamad الجيجلي Posted 2007-12-17

In the name of God. We ask competent authorities to strengthen control on borders. Terrorism is merciless and doesn’t distinguish between children, men, women and even children. Recent attacks in the Algerian capital are dreadful.

sorolr Posted 2007-12-17

Hi, I do not think this is Islam. All of this makes me just say “My God!”

التهامي Posted 2007-12-18

Salam alaikoum. I present my sincere condolences to the Algerian people for the martyrs of betrayal and treachery. We say to every low and base terrorist to go to hell, we will win in our war against terrorism. May God protect the countries of Muslims from every evil. Happy Eid.

lilia Posted 2007-12-18

That's not human!!!! By God this is unacceptable!

من قسنطينة بالجزائر الطيب Posted 2007-12-18

To all the enemies I say that Algeria won't fall.

blady ya blady Posted 2007-12-18

There is no power and no will but from God, for God we are and to God we shall return. May God have mercy on those attecked by terrorism the acts that destroyed our country and made us the last country in the world. A kilogram of sugar was 1.5 in 1985, now it is 50 dinars, may God protect us. We want to get married, work and have a family, live in happiness and peace. Please accept on the occasion of Eid Al Adha the best wishes to all the Arab nation.

Anonymous Posted 2007-12-18

They're dogs, people from hell.

BZZZZZZZZ Posted 2007-12-18

No way, no way, it took it to Felan, terrorism is a calamity, but they're right, there's tumult, humiliation and everything.

سهيلة الجزائر Posted 2007-12-19

I can’t imagine that anyone of our brothers might resentful against us. These are the souls of human beings, and there’s nothing worthier than them. This is a calamity and what a calamity! Why this resentment, my brother? Has hatred reached such a point that we forget the ties of religion, language, race and neighbourhood ethics? I don’t deny our political differences, but it’s in the character of the Muslim not to be resentful at the calamities of his brother. Moroccans are our brothers; we share a weighty civilization heritage which we are proud of. Do you know brother Lahfiri that what you said hurt me? I’m not going to reply in the same way. To you our rulers I say fear God in us. The Algerians are tired of paying the price of your carelessness and the conflict of your interests. Aren’t you satisfied with starving us while we’re one of the richest countries? Where is the abundant money of Algeria, haven’t you had enough? What would you say to God if He asked you about the pledge?

حاج حمامي Posted 2007-12-19

Oh people, don’t be hasty in making judgments about this side or the other, only God know. May God assist the Mujahids in every place and time.

أنــــــــــا Posted 2007-12-20

We belong to God and to Him we shall return! May God guide all those who have gone astray! Peace be upon you!

abdellah Posted 2007-12-20

Salam alaikoum…I’m absolutely against what happened in Algeria. I’m against terrorists whatever their reasons, and frankly I’m astonished at people who say that they’re right: oh people, they’re their sons, may God have mercy on them, they’re dying. Moreover, there is nothing in our religion which authorizes this, to conclude, they should fear God, “Oh killer I’ll go where you go”. And please don’t say nonsense, in this way you’re justifying that, and everyone will be accountable for what he says in this forum.

ossama ben laden Posted 2007-12-20

Praise be to God, peace and prayer on the most honourable messenger. God bless those who blew you up and increased attacks against you. I hope that they want stop targeting Bouteflika and your military sites so that you’ll be a nation without arms.

farade Posted 2007-12-20

There is no power and no strength save in God! May God have mercy on the souls of those innocent people! In my modest opinion, terrorism takes the place of democracy; if there is no democracy, then despair, marginalization, ignorance and humiliation will prevail. This makes man resentful of himself, and of the people around him. The result is the events that took place.

seif Posted 2007-12-21

I offer my condolences to the victims. I would like to say that these acts are barbaric. Hicham

Anonymous Posted 2007-12-21

Algeria is fine, thanks to God!

omar Posted 2007-12-21

For us God suffices, and He is the best disposer of affairs!

mamed Posted 2007-12-21

You are wrong.

الحصاد Posted 2007-12-21

God is Greater. The recent attack in Algeria is a blessed act inchallah, this act is a rest for Laklaoui, now we can go back and sleep. May God grant victory to the Mujahis.

سيد احمد Posted 2007-12-21

We want to live, leave us in peace may God guide you Amen. Ahmed the Algerian.

radhouan achappa Posted 2007-12-22

The attacks which occurred aren’t associated in any way to Islam. Allah is sufficient for us and most excellent is the Protector against those who rule us from the president to every official in Algeria. I think that they have no mercy in their hearts. The policy of starvation adopted by the government isn’t a solution against the suiciders who kill innocents without right and call this Jihad. This is flagrant injustice. Allah is sufficient for us and most excellent is the Protector against them. They’re not human beings. I wonder how can their souls make them commit such acts which cannot be described because whatever the degree of injustice of those who rule us, killing a soul and killing innocents isn’t a solution to the problems of Algeria.

derriche Posted 2007-12-22

Bombings in Kabyle!

عبد العلي فرحات الجزائري Posted 2007-12-22

They think that these coward acts will shake Algerians or the Algerian public opinion. But these acts just increase their unity and concord. We the Algerian have smiling faces and our molars are wild and hidden, they’re seen by everyone who wants to reach us or harms, we the Algerians won’t be harmed by the coward. What was afflicted to us by God is a destiny. We condemn these acts by condemning the despicable Al Jazira channel, its coward State and its illegitimate acts by God…by God…. By God, if our officials were to give us a sign, we would blow up mountains over them, by God we love martyrdom for the sake of God, we don’t fear death, pride to our beloved Algeria, by God ..by God, if the Algerian ruler Abdelaziz Bouteflika, whom we support all he does and shun everything he hates, gives us the order, we wouldn’t ignore his order, we’ll turn Al Qaeda, Al Jazira and everyone who wants to harm us into corpses eaten by dogs.

algerien Posted 2007-12-22

For God we are and to God we shall return. Oh Muslims this is unacceptable by God. Tebessi.

nassim Posted 2007-12-23

I am Muslim. Long live Islam!

بوطرباقة Posted 2007-12-23

I swear by all that is holy that the real problem is not terrorism. The real problem is oil. War in Algeria rather is about oil and gas contracts; not about Islam or Christianity. It is all about oil, gas and intelligence warfare, and undeclared, secret and cold battle that is being vehemently fought every time conflict over oil supply and investment agreements erupts. I say that oil is a curse for Libya, Iraq and Algeria because they have not received the status of Saudid Arabia yet. Unfortunately they are countries that still dream of having control the reserves of the Sahara or development projects and that is the mistake by Algeria. Your brother in faith Boutarbaqa.

عابر سبيل Posted 2007-12-23

What happened are no more than scenes of a play not yet completely produced. Directed by unknown elements in power and interpreted innocent actors. Things are going in a direction that even mules, if asked about it, will move their ears in response. People should know that this life is ending that the next is the real deal, which will the oppressors choose? Know that the dead will face you before the fair courthouse of the Lord, a day when no one be liable for anybody else but themselves. Last, people of Algeria, wake-up the wolf will never guard the herd. We need brains to start thinking!

عماد Posted 2007-12-23

God Help us

lakhder70 Posted 2007-12-23

How could you not condemn terrorism? Imagine if one of your parents was there during the explosions! One thing is certain: the suicide bombers may be drugged or completely insane, but the ones in charge knew exactly what they were doing. May God punish them.

meryam Posted 2007-12-23

Happy Eid for all Muslims! I hope you have a wonderful time! Happy New Year to everyone.

الجزائري Posted 2007-12-23

Innocents of my country are dying because the debased dirty creatures at the top disagree over their share of the pie with their mother France who wants to take it all. Only the idiots believe the so called al-Qaeda in Algeria. This is an inside job of the intelligence services who have excelled in massacres and killing of innocent people.

حمزة احمد Posted 2007-12-24

Greetings. The ordeal that my country is suffering is nothing but the trigger of the crisis. Life becomes pointless when the people are on one bank of the river and the government is on the other. What happened is a severe reminder to the officials to reconsider the state of affairs and turn to their helpless people who still pays the price and dies needlessly. To the Lord we shall all return.

souhila Posted 2007-12-24

I am speechless

youyou Posted 2007-12-24

The only person in charge of these bombings was the same person who released the criminals from prison. For 10 years now, thousands of police have been employed to put these criminals in prison and in the end a worthless man from Qatar has brought all their efforts down to zero. Welcome back to 1990.

METAPOUL.METAPOUL Posted 2007-12-24

You are vampires: you are the farthest away from Islam as possible. Long live Algeria of the martyrs!

mohamed Posted 2007-12-24

We, as Maghreb young people, flatly refuse the acts of these terrorist groups...

الهاشمي حمال Posted 2007-12-24

Our hope is that such criminal acts aren't repeated. Algeria is the country of a million and half a million faithful martyrs.

chaabi Posted 2007-12-24

May God guide them.

zoubir Posted 2007-12-24

These are dogs. The daughter of my teacher was injured, she's now in hospital. Why this enormous deed?

كريمة Posted 2007-12-25

Allah is sufficient for us and most excellent is the Protector. For God we are and to God we shall return.

ديدين Posted 2007-12-25

Yes to reconciliation

ali Posted 2007-12-25

Long live Algeria!

mira Posted 2007-12-25

For God we are and to God we shall return.

محمد دراري Posted 2007-12-26

What do these traitors want from killing innocent Algerians? They are not related to the tolerant Islamic religion which forbids killing a soul. Their barbaric acts are uncovered and the Algerian people are aware of them and their barbaric acts. These traitors will find their ultimate fate on the day of Judgment, it is hell, which is the worst fate. Don’t they learn a lesson from the life of the messenger of God peace and prayer upon him, if they belong to Islam as they pretend, when someone came with his sword up to kill the prophet, he (peace and prayer upon him) forgave him. Is there any better tolerance, take a lesson from this, monsters.

rachida Posted 2007-12-26

Salam to everyone, happy Eid, ok Bye

قدور غير على بلده Posted 2007-12-26

We should look for the reasons which led to this, these terrorist acts and the drowning of young people in the seas before it is too late and we count again the death toll and victims. We can restore the site of the explosion in a moment, but we've not taken charge of the minds or look for the microbe which is spreading.

el hadi Posted 2007-12-27

Salam alaikoum. Long live Algeria. May God have mercy on the faithful martyrs, I have a small idea to tell you. It is easy to eliminate terrorism, the problem is the support (El Issnade), these normal people who live with them, if we can say don’t help them and leave them alone, they will continue without your help, don’t give them the information, because it’s with that they will continue their massacres. Long live Algeria, long live Algeria.

المحب للجزائر Posted 2007-12-27

Salam alaikoum. Firstly, I want to say that the campaign against Al Jazeera is unfair. I see that question is ordinary, after our brothers read the question in the correct way and not as some falsified the expressions. The question was like this… Do you support the attacks of Al Qaeda in Algeria…This means that it’s a simple question which doesn’t hurt the feelings of Algerians or touch their dignity as some argued. I see no reason for offense, because disregarding that it’s a poll question, neither its sources nor results are certain. It is just an attempt by Al Jazeera to know the popularity of Al Qaeda in Algeria. By the way, I’m Algerian and my reply to the question was no, unlike the other 54%.

الاسد Posted 2007-12-27

These terrorists will go inchallah to hell eternally. All the victims are martyrs in paradise, and this is our victory.

سفيان Posted 2007-12-28

For God we are and to God we shall return, God owns what He gave and took.

سام Posted 2007-12-28

May God be the Assistant

عبد القادر Posted 2007-12-28

Terrorism is a plague which has no solution other than joint Arab security action knowing that terrorism knows no borders.

samir Posted 2007-12-28

May God guide us, God is our protector against them.

ben007ali Posted 2007-12-29

Who told you that Algeria needs the help of Morocco or anyone else? This is something that concerns us as Algerians. We don't want the intervention of any other country even if it were America, help is refused.

بن لادن Posted 2007-12-29

I disown all the acts of bloodshed of Muslims.

سفيان Posted 2007-12-29

The suicide bombers are people who were marginalized by the State. In my opinion, the State bears responsibility.

البشطولة Posted 2007-12-29

We agree that terrorism is a despised phenomenon which is religiously unacceptable, every reasonable person shouldn't support it. But aren't our officials satisfied with our sufferings to worsen things with their limp policies, everything that happens is because of them, lamentable conditions of living, killing, destruction....Oh officials, you're bastards from the administration servant to the president I say it in your faces...you're cheap, God is our protector against you.

محمد-من المغرب Posted 2007-12-29

Salam alaikoum, mercy of God on you. Firstly, I want to present my personal condolences to all those who died in the abhorred terrorist acts which targeted dear Algeria. I join my voice to all those who condemned them and all terrorist acts which don’t belong to Islam or Jihad in any way….If anyone wants to make Jihad, he should begin by reforming himself and fight it to worship God, then begin with his family and relatives. As to Jihad of war with others, it has its known religious rules in the ancient and modern scholars. Those who seek real Jihad should hurry up to rescue Al Aqsa mosque which is enduring under the Zionist spiteful occupation which is pushing daily towards its destruction, God forbid, and not kill innocents, sons of Islam whatever their sins, God alone knows the hidden…Salam.

bilel Posted 2007-12-29

May God have mercy on martyrs, honestly, Zawali found nothing to say, one is leading the nice life very serious very serious as if nothing.

aimen Posted 2007-12-30

What happened in Algeria is not AlQueda- It is rather the top notch Algerian intelligence, followers of Tawfiq, enemy of God, and Smaine Ammari, May the Lord NOT have mercy on his soul. They want to foil the reconciliation process. They want instability because they thrive on it claiming they fight terrorim. How can a car loaded with 10,000 kg of explosives be allowed in the capital. I swear it was made in the backyard of a private army base and only time will tell. Army security officer

algerie mon amour Posted 2007-12-30

Greetings of peace to you! May the mercy of God be upon all those who have died. I don't understand why our people did not come out of its silence against this whining Al Jazeera channel and this puppet president of ours who controls the country did not move an inch against this. This means that he pulls the strings from behind. Let me tell you president, if you were a real man like Saddam, you would have stepped on America.

adel Posted 2007-12-30

I denounce the attacks against Algeria.

yassine Posted 2007-12-30

Long live Amazigh.

ابن الاسلام Posted 2007-12-30

Greetings of peace be upon you! This is the legacy of our prophets whether you like it or not. Those who want to rejoice in the next life must join the group.

رشيد Posted 2007-12-30

Greetings of peace upon you. This is only God's punishment to Bouteflika, the real president of the Polisario in the Moroccan Sahara. He creates chaos and God send it down upon him.

imad Posted 2007-12-31

To the Lord we belong and to Him we shall return

مصطفى ثنية المخزن غارداية Posted 2007-12-31

We should not keep on repeating the same mistake and offer failing solutions already tried. We have to close all doors to terrorism by solving the problems of young people and mobilize them through the many available means. If terrorism attracts them with money before paradise, why doesn’t the State attract them with money, providing jobs and housing, we don’t say it’s a final situation but it chokes the cordon on terrorism. Let’s not forget the good use of mass media in disseminating the culture of peace, and the most important thing is providing justice and fairness, judging the corrupt and the mercenaries…

هشام الجلفاوي Posted 2007-12-31

Oh Lord have mercy on the dead Muslims, have mercy on the martyr inchallah the late Saddam Housein, who was slain on the day of Al Eid like a sacrificed animal. Pray for him my brothers.

قادري امين Posted 2008-01-01

Algeria won't give in to these attacks. Terrorism has no religion. For God we are and to God we shall return.

amine blida Posted 2008-01-01

May God have mercy on the martyrs of 11/12/2007, may God guide the government and punish terrorism. No, no and no to terrorism.

pauvre maghrebin!!! Posted 2008-01-01

My best wishes to the entire community of the Grand Maghreb. Long live the Grand Maghreb, particularly the fraternity of the Moroccan and Algerian people. Let us wish that 2008 will be overflowing with good news for these two populations who are, in reality, a single people! Let us hope the leaders will follow the will of their citizens and stop ‘fabricating’ stories (like those of the Polisario) that deter this union! As for the bombings in Algeria, Morocco, or wherever else, I condemn them as well as that which produced them: the leader’s politics! Have a happy new year everyone in 2008!

hasni Posted 2008-01-02

NO NO NO NO NO NO ....No to terrorism

اسامة Posted 2008-01-02

By God Almighty, shame on you. Arabs are killing each other and the Jews and Americans are watching, and who is responsible for these attacks (Muslims)? Or those who pretend that they are Muslims. Shame on you Arabs if you were the perpetrators.

بغداد دحية Posted 2008-01-02

In the name of God. I will say my opinion in the local dialec, the base do it and the poor people pay the price.

boukil amine Posted 2008-01-02

They are defending against all the dirty comments in attack of Islam while searching out the leaders of Islam and that which is Islamic.

ابراهيم Posted 2008-01-02

To Al Jazeera, fear God in your brothers.

khadidja Posted 2008-01-03

Algeria’s enemies have hit us hard one time too many for their aims, if they have any!? Will we allow this!?

الناصر Posted 2008-01-03

Triumph and eternity to martyrs no no no no no no no no to terrorism.

delta Posted 2008-01-03

What is going on is a conspiracy against the Arab and Muslim countries. The slogan about a ‘War on Terror’ is false; it should read ‘War on Islam’. The Jews are behind all these massacres: they are paying the terrorist with their own money, oil money that belongs to the Muslims and is a gift from God. Wake up, my friends! It is time!

amine Posted 2008-01-03

A nice terrorist act may God protect terrorism increase our love in Sidi Belabbas a third mandate hahahahaha wewe

نور الجهاد Posted 2008-01-03

We acknowledge men if they haven't seen corruption they wouldn't have done this. Honestly they deserve more, what we endure and the market of (unclear) is burnng us, and why, where do the dirhams of petrol go, I'm a student, I'm 16 and I'm suffering in the country.

dragon Posted 2008-01-04

You reap what you sow. May God help us to sow joy in humanity.

A.MHAMED Posted 2008-01-04

Politics without strategy will never become a state. Working without strategy means the state ahs no verifiable cognisance of how to ascertain what it needs to, specifically with regards to how to make short-term, medium-range and long-term solutions. And, I mean this with regards to all sectors and without any discrimination. A broadcaster was speaking about our development (economic, social, etc.) in 2007. She contended that the de jure relationship between the economy and politics was far off from realism and that we continue to get muddled up in the aforementioned, while, for the most part, it brings nothing good to our dear country. In order to build up our country, we do not need political exhibitionism to make a bunch of noise in order to avoid working. We need to work instead of making noise. It is up to you to decide, leaders. Long live Algeria! Long live Algeria! Long live Algeria!

Rabah Posted 2008-01-04

First of all, I must wish everyone a happy new year in 2008. May the almighty God give us as much courage as possible so that the people of the Maghreb can resist the mafia-like actions undertaken by our leaders, as inhumane, heartless and faithless as they are. Sincerely, our future makes me very afraid. The people of the Maghreb must unite to eliminate this phenomenon, from which they so suffer. We deserve a lot better than this, don’t you think? And, we have the means to permit us do something about this. Thank you everyone. Be on your guard!

حسان الشريعة تبسة Posted 2008-01-04

I want the text of an exprss fatwa in the book or tradition of the prophet allowing killing of innocents.

ghalia Posted 2008-01-05

To my deceased compatriots: I am disgusted by our government which has done nothing in reaction to this catastrophe.

yassin el jawhari Posted 2008-01-05

Hi everyone, I am Moroccan. I live in the UMA country. Really, war is the only solution. But really long live Islam! Goodbye Algerians. Long live Morocco!

nourredine Posted 2008-01-05

Hi to all the Algerians out there, We are a people who know what is going on in Algeria and in the entire world. Despite everything, we love Algeria. Long live Algeria! What is Algerian is Algerian, no matter what happens. Thank you everyone. Have a happy new year 2008.

galougal Posted 2008-01-05

If Islam brings happiness, then we are recoiling back from it now.

bahi Posted 2008-01-06

Thank God we read the Quran, otherwise I would have chosen another religion. There is a certain part of Muslims in the world that do only make atrocities. What are their aims?... just to harm their future. There is not a single Muslim out there dignified enough to apply the Quran and the Prophet’s Haddith. The wretchedness of the cities, the disrespect of the laws and traffic code and the absence of the state are, in my opinion, the worst form of terrorism. If not, then they are at least a segue into national decadence.

samir Posted 2008-01-06

happy Eid. Long live Algeria!

اسامة Posted 2008-01-06

What's happening in my country is the right. Where is the money of oil, where's it. The conditions of living are below average. The hikes in petrol exceeded everything and I don't know what's happening in the treasury of the state, is it just a treasury from which wolves and starved animals eat. I love my country.

khaled Posted 2008-01-06

The causes of this terrorism are the spread of the base and stubborn Salafi thought which still believes that man didn't go to the moon. Those ignorant people who were created by Saudi Arabia are killing under the cover of Jihad. They're the ignorant people of the Islamic nation, they carry out the plans of the enemies unknowingly.

lyes Posted 2008-01-06

My Algeria, may God forever protect you against the cowardice of the Khaouana and the Mortazika who are killing our innocent Muslims while hiding behind Islam. God willing, we will live for better days. God guides to the right path whom He chooses.

elhachemi Posted 2008-01-06

May god punish those who are at the base of wrongdoing in our country. I look to God for what has happened in our country. May our fidelity leave us with its wealth.

عبود الجزائري Posted 2008-01-06

Violence only bears stronger violence. The acts of violence and attacks in Algeria are a natural reaction to the regulated terrorism practiced by the State with all its institutions on this people will certainly produce people who will express their resentment with the method which is understood by the authority, and which is the only mean through which it understands.

saadi alger Posted 2008-01-07

Islam didn't say kill innocents.

rafik Posted 2008-01-07

May God guide you.

midou2003 Posted 2008-01-07

They want to kill Algeria, but it is not up to them to decide. They want power, but Islam says nothing about killing innocents, defenceless women or children, our angels on earth. Nor does it say anything about making war against an adversary without equivalent arms. Repent to God you oblivious fools.

الامير الجزائري Posted 2008-01-07

May God curse this site and those who founded it, they made a site to express the baseness of the Maghreb States and its people who exchange insults, I say terrorism is today in Algeria and tomorrow....? Where I want a reply from....?

Mama Billal Posted 2008-01-07

Muslims are living in the 21st century with a 7th-century mentality. The smart and cunning people know this well: they turn them into bombs to kill innocent people. These fanatics, who believe they are defending Islam, are really in the process of burying everything and doing so to the liking of our manipulative enemies. Wherever there are Muslims, there are only death and destruction. Must we live through hell on earth to go to paradise? I believe that heaven and earth are here, nowhere else. Think back a little, you band of terrorists, and look at all the bloodthirsty and oil-thirsty vampires.

ali Posted 2008-01-07

God is the Greatest, God is the Greatest, God is the Greatest.

sofiane Posted 2008-01-09

For God we are and to God we shall return. It's some kind of ignorance and stupidity for a Muslim to kill his brother in such a way. This is if the killer is Muslim of course.

karim Posted 2008-01-09

I personally think that Algeria’s government often orchestrates terrorism here.

belleg djamel Posted 2008-01-09

SOS Algeria modernity is the stake at stake.

زيتوني Posted 2008-01-09

May God have mercy on the martyrs, may God curse the killers the coward, humiliate them, push them in hell, which is the worst fate. May God reform the minds of our rulers to the good of the people and the nation. The gang (terrorists) which is killing in Algeria are desperate, they don't have a conscience. I think that they're ignorant and know nothing about religion, they live in ignorance.

ziou Posted 2008-01-09

I say it's a terrorist act.

rouhabahe Posted 2008-01-10

Hello, I also think that terrorism is going to galvanize the country.

جزائرية Posted 2008-01-10

My brothers, be reasonable. All those who died are our relatives and sons whether they are people or military. Terrorism is coward, the Algerian is known for his manliness and pride, he wouldn’t kill his brother however low he goes. What’s the guild of the young man who joined the army to earn a living for his family and return to is house in a coffin. may God not guide them. If God want, He will guide them and punish them for every mother whose heart was burnt and for every Algerian who lost a beloved one. Terrorism isn't associated with Islam, cowards, dogs, abhorrent and despiteful. May God not grant you a reward for your life and your religion. Long live Algeria, long live the sons of my country the manly. Even if he’s starvhing, he remains prideful.

ilyas Posted 2008-01-10

In the name of God. Long live Algeria. Victory and eternity to the people of Algeria, oh Lord protect this nice country.

عبد الله Posted 2008-01-11

I read most of the comments... do you want terrorism and radical groups to go, do you love the orders of God? Most of you are ignorant. Every one of us should stick to the right religion, stop intimidating and insulting the religious because fear will turn into terrorism.

zaim Posted 2008-01-11

My country Algeria is nice, the nicest thing in it is its resources, its fascinating nature and authentic free people. But those who harm it will be the wood of the Day of Judgment. The Islamic religion taught us how to love each other and forgive each other on celebrations and occasions. But these destructive people, if I were president, I would have deprived them of the Algerian nationality and thrown in the Atlantic Ocean for the sharks.

BEN Posted 2008-01-11

If you want to die, terrorists, die alone! Why do you take others with you? If they were unjust to you who are you unjust to others, this isn't manliness, long live Algeria, down with the government.

mimou Posted 2008-01-11

First of all, Hello everyone and I wish everybody in Algeria and Morocco Happy New Year! My condolences to all Algerians. All I can say is go take a look at Ali Beliss’s bank accounts in Switzerland, Bouteflika’s in England, Laamari’s in France… the list is quite long, yet consumer products are no longer available to Algerians. The arms being purchased in Russia are obsolete. The Polisario’s bank accounts keep being filled everyday. And, who is it that is paying? It is the Algerian people. And, to keep them silent, they provoke fear of bombings, like those that rocked and will, without a doubt, continue to rock Algeria, in order to distract the people. These people can no longer keep up with the pace of life. Ever more, it is necessary to turn this on its head. Do you think it is normal that a country that has exported more oil in the last five years has the highest cost of living in Africa and the Mediterranean?... while the children of the leaders are paying for courses at best European schools? I swear this is heresy. Fear your God in your people. You will be held accountable in this life before t he next. To God we belong and to Him we shall return. your brother from Morocco

reda Posted 2008-01-12

I charge officials with the responsibility of these operations. I tell them there’s no time for plundering and ‘Rhythms and Young People’. There is something called the nation.

ابو عبد الرحمان Posted 2008-01-12

God is the greatest

محمد فاضل Posted 2008-01-12

When the truth is hidden, the criminals and scavengers commit their crimes in darkness and hold the media with a steel grip, preventing the exercise of the media profession properly, an opportunity should also be left for the dirty mouths to tell wild lies about others and every revolution or protest, if its authors succeed, they’re heroes, and if they fail, they’re criminals and terrorists. But many stupidly believe the statements of the media which depends on the derided government, which is derided by the derision of its members implementing schemes of betrayal, treachery and obedience. I address all these words to those who have knowledge and analysis to compare it with the acts of the traitors of kings and rulers against the Arab people. Where’s the right?

حبيب الجزائر Posted 2008-01-13

Algeria is a country rich by its resources but there are those who want destruction, they're the enemies of Algeria. I ask God to protect my dear country.

*امين*بشير* Posted 2008-01-13

We want peace in Algeria. Thank you.

lajeronde de casa belanca Posted 2008-01-14

In the name of God. These terrorist attacks targeted innocents. From the brotherly Morocco I have nothing to say but God suffices us and He is the best protector. They're not Muslims but a gang of robbers.

ajarroudlahcen Posted 2008-01-14

Thanks for this site and thanks to the team which contributes to it.

salaheadin Posted 2008-01-14

Our problems- we will solve them alone. Terrorists are our sons and we will discipline them.

naima Posted 2008-01-14

I think that terrorism in Algeria helps the government a great deal.

جزائري الأصل و الفروع Posted 2008-01-14

To what extent will their extremism take them? Cowardice is a feature of Jews; betrayal is a feature of dogs; cunning is the feature of foxes; stupidity is the feature of the stupid and mad. So which description suits you and to which race do you belong. Algeria is for Algerians and humiliation and disgrace for terrorists.

فدوى من المغرب Posted 2008-01-14

I strongly condemn what happened in our second country Algeria. All Arab States should be united to find a solution to this problem which is ringing the bells of danger in Maghreb countries namely Algeria. There’s no power and no will but from God. May God retaliate from these rascals. Thank you.

moslima Posted 2008-01-15

Hi Everyone, Islam is our religion and we have to love it. Long live Islam!

fadela Posted 2008-01-15

Now, I have to wonder why it is that two brother peoples want to become enemies? What does a European say when he insults the Arabs? Does he say “Dirty Algerian!” or “Dirty Moroccan!”? No, never! He says “dirty Arab!” So, try to be brothers. Or are the the real big-nosed Arabs? My dear brothers, there is no God but Allah. The Algerians who died are not Jews playing at the behest of Osama Ben Laden who sent out such a message. I hope that the worst misfortune comes to him so that he can feel the suffering of the innocents, that wretch. May God unite the true Muslims and the Arabs and allow them to forget their pains. We Algerians love our Moroccan brothers and sisters. If there is a conflict between our two governments, we do not give a damn. So, I say to you, long live Muslim peace!

Anonymous Posted 2008-01-16

Those terrorists are just mercenaries. They work for America so the Americans can enter Algeria.

أكرم Posted 2008-01-16

Poverty is the only and direct cause of terrorism...and may be wealth...because those who see wealth under bloodshed will contribute to shedding more barrels...God suffices us and He is the best protector.

Anonymous Posted 2008-01-16

We have had enough with what we live in

يد يسوع Posted 2008-01-17

What happened in Algeria is Islam itself. Read the Qu'ran and you will see verses that allow this. Terrorism is Islam, the religion of exclusion, insult and humiliation. Get rid of this religion and you will be released. You should read the history of Islam to understand what I’m saying. The history of killing, plundering and pillage. I think that Christ is the solution. So repent and return to the Lord the Saviour Jesus Christ.

kada39@live.fr Posted 2008-01-17

Said 123, salam alaikoum, I tell you that you will be treated as you do.

hicham Posted 2008-01-18

May God guide me and guide you to the right path and may God make them lose their life.

daoud Posted 2008-01-19

Firstly, long live Algeria. Algeria is pride in dignity. We also comfort the victims of December 11th attacks. We say to those who stain the reputation of the Algerian people and shed their blood who are you….???The question is easy, they’re the rulers who fabricate death, it’s them who shed the Algerian blood, the Algerian with Algerian origins. We ask a simple question, how can all technology and war equipment they import from foreign countries not counter this gap of blood and destruction?

خولة Posted 2008-01-19

...By God, I can't find the words to express this situation, but we can just say there's no other God but Allah...

Anonymous Posted 2008-01-19

May God protect me from them.

abderrahmane Posted 2008-01-20

What can I say about terrorism in the Maghreb?... nothing except the biggest terrorist is Bouteflika because he is putting them up in Tindouf.

nasro Posted 2008-01-20

Salam alaikoum. God is the greatest.

محمد-البيرين -الجلفة Posted 2008-01-20

Personally, I consider what’s happening in dear Algeria the act of Jews and Americans. So we should be aware of that and not allow Americans put their feet in our territory under the pretext of fighting terrorism.

adel Posted 2008-01-20

Long live Algeria!

youssef Posted 2008-01-21

They kill innocents in ths streets, the biggest criminals are 'politicians', by God, shame on you.

algerienne Posted 2008-01-21

I am proud to be Algerian and I am sorry for our brothers who die for nothing. Long live Algeria, in spite of everything. I love my country.

مغربي مغاربي Posted 2008-01-21

Quite odd. They pretend to Islam and they don’t implement it. Firstly, our honourable religion says not to kill a soul which is forbidden by God, according to my modest understanding (a fair trial). You have diminished Islam in the eyes of those you attack. You will have the blame for what you did savages, you accuse people of apostasy. Have any of you passed judgment before God Almighty? And you say you recognize disbelievers. I leave you with a saying of the prophet 'The tumult is sleeping, cursed are those who wake it'. So you’re not disbelievers, you’re cursed to the day of judgment, dogs of Ben Laden and his group.

mouri Posted 2008-01-22

Long live Algeria!

klm Posted 2008-01-22

This is peace and reconciliation

الياس Posted 2008-01-23

Everything that happens in Algeria is in the hands of Algerian policy without interference of others.

Anonymous Posted 2008-01-23

Good!

meriem Posted 2008-01-24

This is truly horrible. These people are not humans; they are wild animals who do not even know the word ‘watan’ (‘homeland’) and what it means. I just hope that all of this is a dream. I ask myself if Algeria has really become like this!? No, this is not our country, but just these people. It is a shame that this beautiful country has become so soiled. SHAMEFUL! I love Algeria, but what I do not love is these men.

kamelion Posted 2008-01-24

My Dear Brothers, It was the powerful men who rule this country who created these groups that sow terror in Algeria. It was the men who make it both rainy and sunny. Simply speaking, it was Algeria’s real leaders. Mr. Bouteflika is nothing but a puppet in their hands. When they sense that their interests are at stake, they give the order for these groups to go on the rampage. Let’s be serious, my dear compatriots: who created the GIA and the GSPC and all the other murderers? Algeria is a country made rich by its people, its resources, its culture and its geography, but look at how the population is living now: unemployed and in poverty and misery! The capital, Algiers, has become a slum. It is the worst of all the capitals in Africa. In order to get to work at 8 a.m., I have to wake up at 5 a.m.! It takes me three hours to drive a distance of 20 kilometres. What a misery this is, is it not!? There it is, the Algeria of 2008. All the great minds, thinkers and brains of Algeria have left the country to go where they can work and be free to express themselves and flourish. Long live Algeria! Glory to the martyrs! And, death to the tyrants! In order to get Algeria back on its feet, the people need to have their say and hunt down the mafia hindering the development of this country. We are now crying out for a third term for Bouteflika just so that he can impoverish and kill more Algerian people. Bouteflika should pack his bags and send his thanks to the mafia for having put him into the pages of history. Bouteflika should organise free— I mean truly free— presidential elections and then go home, just like General Liamine Zeroual did. With this, we would no longer have terrorism.

hamza500 Posted 2008-01-25

There's no terrorism in Algeria.

med14 Posted 2008-01-25

We thank the brothers for offering us this opportunity to expression on these articles. As much as terrorist acts increase in Algeria, Algeria becomes stronger and more proud. Victory to Algeria and thanks to our Moroccan brothers.

hssane Posted 2008-01-26

Salam alaikoum. We can't say something for which we will be accountable.

khaled Posted 2008-01-26

Don't forbid a matter and do the same, it's a great shame if you do. Why do you say no to violence and support terrorism?

hocine Posted 2008-01-27

Thank you first of all for this place where we can express ourselves. Hi all my Algerian brothers and sisters. Long live Algeria! May God protect it from its many enemies, be they terrorists or otherwise. –Goodbye

بختي علي الجزائري Posted 2008-01-27

The dogs of the nation do this. We ask you all to take part in the national reconciliation. Long live Abdelaziz Bouteflika.

djalal Posted 2008-01-27

Hello all my brothers and sisters, I have one thing to say: God guides those who seek his approval. And, I also will say to anyone who has fallen in the field of honour, be it man or woman, that Algeria will live on until the end of the world. One doesn't feel the burn unless they are burned.

amine Posted 2008-01-27

There's no God but Allah.

rahim Posted 2008-01-27

There was nothing. They’re playing with each other so that the poor people do nothing, just sit and applaud.

حائر Posted 2008-01-27

These aren’t terrorists, they’re part of the misled groups. Real terrorism is now in Gaza and Iraq, it kills innocents. The solution is to stick to the Book and Sunna.

سفيان البوقاعي سطيف Posted 2008-01-28

For God we are and to God we shall return.

HAMZA Posted 2008-01-28

I condemn these operations and ask God's mercy for the souls of the victims.

abdeldjalil Posted 2008-01-29

One! Two! Three! Long live Algeria!

madjid Posted 2008-01-29

Hi to all the Algerians!

صالح Posted 2008-01-29

We’re against terrorism. What is happening in Algeria is the dictatorship of Bouteflika who starved his nation and enriched the officials as if we were in a kingdom. My brother, if you can’t rule the country fairly, go away. And you want to remain eternally with your group with a third mandate. Stop the masquerade and go away. We don't want you. Martyrs died for the Algerian constitution and you want to change it as you change women. Stop, stop the masquerade and go away before it’s too late and repent before you meet God.

khaled ******* Posted 2008-01-30

Struggle for power is the cause of all problems in Algeria. Those in power and those in mountains have a common feature, no principles and the end justifies the means; the people are imprisoned between them.

kaderaguer928@hotmail.com Posted 2008-01-30

Hi! Our problem with terrorism is clear. Together we can find a solution. Without exception, we need to radicalise our mosques’ imams, because Islam is what is responsible here.

حسام Posted 2008-01-30

Yes to terrorism.

سفيان Posted 2008-01-31

I love Bouteflika. Oh Lord gather our hearts on monotheism, Sunna and around our president Abdelaziz Bouteflika. Oh Lord destroy those who accuse people of apostasy, Khawarij and the lost brothers. Oh Lord protect the rulers and governors of Muslims. Amen.

fouad Posted 2008-01-31

The government in Algeria is worthless.

طاهر Posted 2008-01-31

Long live Algeria and death to those who corrupt it.

سميرتونس Posted 2008-01-31

You won't win

قانط من الجزائر Posted 2008-02-01

I support the attacks even if I become one of their victims. I forgive Mujihids in advance if I’m a victim to one of these attacks. I charge the regime with full responsibility. Isn’t cutting salaries like cutting necks? The regime is amassing billions of dollars and the people are poor. So we’re certain to be killed either by starvation by the regime or the bombs of the Mujahids. Terrorism and the regime are the same thing; both of them have collaborated to oppress the nation. My conviction is that the regime stole the nation 's right in the name of revolution. Therefore, it needs a revolution. Yes we need a popular massive revolution which will take both the regime and terrorism. It is certainly coming. While the authorities want police officers, both military and civilian, to concentrate on fighting terrorism, their thoughts are focused on cans of oil and sacks of semolina. Hahaha

moussa Posted 2008-02-01

I think that you are trying to present a philosophical problematic on which thinkers have disagreed: where does reform begin- from the bottom or from the top?

كمال 47 Posted 2008-02-01

A greeting to the members of the national popular army and all security services.

nassiba الجزائرية Posted 2008-02-01

Islam is innocent of everything that happens in Algeria and all Islamic countries. There is no power and no will but from God Almighty. Long live Algeria.

طاهر Posted 2008-02-01

Long live Algeria free, Arab and Muslim. Long live our president and leader Abdelaziz Bouteflika. God is the ultimate decider of the fate of criminals.

عمّار Posted 2008-02-01

Stop cheating Muslims. It has become clear to all the people for whom these Khawarij, dogs of hell, work. Oh Lord destroy them because they have distorted Islam from inside. May God have mercy on Sheikh Abdessalam Jerjis when he said: Al Qaeda has distorted Islam in such a way that if the enemies of God were to spend billions of dollars they wouldn’t have distorted it more than it or as he said may God rest his soul.

nadia Posted 2008-02-02

Salam alaikou. I wish I could present a right opinion but unfortunately I haven’t read all articles. But according to my humble opinion, the world is between war and retaliation. Oh Lord let it far from our white Algeria. Wise thinking is totally absent in our nation in spite of progress. Alertness is still totally absent. Anyway, I hope that I was a light guest to you.

rafik Posted 2008-02-02

In the name of God, peace and prayer on the messenger of God. My greetings to all our Muslim friends and particular and greetings to everyone. God granted us life to live and worship God, but unfortunately, criminals don’t know what awaits them with God. The blood of Muslims is very costly and look at the whole world playing with it. But don’t worry, the promise of God is right. Those who truly love Islam, give from their selves to help their brothers who live in misery, help people even if they’re not Muslims to show the image, the true image of Islam. The day will come when Islam wins there should be ‘mercy' among Muslims, put hand in hand against illiterates who ignore true Islam. They don’t know what’s true Jihad about which the messenger of God spoke and not kill people, brothers. This is really sad but God will receive them in hell, will burn everyone who kills any other person, inchallah, God will gather us in one country and Islam our flag. We will all be brothers. Those who want to change their country should do good deeds, better helps, prays, looks for true Islam of Boukhari and Moslem not the mortal and criminal Islam. Islam will never be like that.

شيطان مشاعر رقيا Posted 2008-02-02

They say look at some insects talking, mourning, talking about a nation which is dying, he said no no no rulers, rulers the oppressors which changed the situation of Algeria from the days of protests because they felt the awakening of the nation and intimidated the people with the cover of terrorism and not rulers. Even some neighbouring countries including Morocco, France, Jews, no no no to bowing, no to bowing, no to bowing; we the descendants of martyrs, death rather than bowing. If some countries think that we’re an easy bite, thanks to God, Algerians don’t bend. We’re better than Morocco and many other countries and those who want to talk about Algeria should first talk about their countries then speak. Or I should tell you liberate your country first then talk about a pure and independent country. My greetings to every audacious Arab. Salam.

Augustin Posted 2008-02-03

Reading what is written in these comments, one can make two conclusions: 1. We are ashamed to be from the Maghreb. 2. We are only getting what we deserve.

حمزة عفافسة Posted 2008-02-03

Whatever you do, Algeria is resisting. If you want reconciliation that’s it if you want war we’re its people. God is the greatest.

hamid sud est maroc Posted 2008-02-03

I wanted everyone to know that the Arabo-Islamic ideology is responsible for what happened - including killing Amazigh innocents - because you have starved them and now you are fighting them. Long live Tamazgha, long live North Africa.

مراد Posted 2008-02-04

Oh Lord be witness that we disown the deeds of the stupid. Oh Lord take revenge on the enemies of Islam, Khawarij of this era, the dogs of hell...There's no power and no will but from God Almighty.

ossama Posted 2008-02-04

I comfort the families of victims, may God guide those who have gone astray.

CHAOULI Posted 2008-02-04

Why all this. How are you going to meet God Almighty, what will you tell Him when you will be judged, what will be your fate on the Day of Judgment. The whole earth and universe will be witness to your deeds, oh killer of a souls, where will you go, where’s the exit, where’s the Islam you want? Yes I own up that you have great ideas but why do you let your ideas go in that wrong method. Fear God and He will make for you an outlet.

هدى Posted 2008-02-04

Salaam alaikoum. We hope God will guide our young people to the right path and grant them the power of distinction between right and wrong. Love for the nation is part of belief. Whatever the imperfection of our governments, this doesn’t justify committing crimes against the nation. Finally, I ask God to grant us triumph over the enemies who caused such crimes and are still urging our careless sons to commit such crimes, oh Lord Amen.

GHAYOUR Posted 2008-02-05

You all understand but you're traitors.

عبد القادر Posted 2008-02-05

We are astonished by the media from time to time with news of blasts in buildings, cars, institutes and public facilities in most Islamic countries. As a result of these attacks, men, women, elderly men and kids are horribly killed. People then wait impatiently to see who will declare responsibility for this crime. Then we hear the news that these attacks were perpetuated by a group belonging to Islam and which adopts the Takfir ideology in the name of Jihad and support of Islam. These crimes have contributed to opening wide the gate to the enemies of the nation who target it, plunder its resources and wealth, fragmented it; they describe the righteous people of extremism and terrorism. These attacks are legally forbidden with the unanimity of all approved scholars as they include blood-shedding, killing souls, insecurity, and instability, destruction of houses, buildings and constructions.

RACHID Posted 2008-02-05

Go to Hell- Islam is not like this: it is not terrorism! You’ll see when it's all over.

المجنون Posted 2008-02-06

Salam alaikoum. The crisis in the country isn’t a crisis of terrorism or the people of al-Qaeda as it is said. It is the crisis of pressure, and everyone wants to take this state or waits that it gives him. We notice that it is mostly young people who carry out suicide attacks and all of them are in the north and south of the country because it is empty as there are no development projects there. They should be utilised, and there should be a limit to the organisation of political groups such us the Mujahids, the sons of martyrs, women's associations, and expectedly the association of the sons of victims of terrorism, the victims of the national misery and so on… And there are no solutions to stop this and as the popular saying goes: when the stomach is filled up, it orders the mind to sing.

سمية Posted 2008-02-06

Algeria has witnessed these destructive acts since the last decade. Its people are still suffering as a result of that. Whenever they try to treat their wounds, terrorism rashes up to put pressure on it so that it bleeds again and the people suffer even more than before... We say that terrorism is the perpetuator, but what is terrorism? Who is this oppressor that tries to destroy the entity of our country, who kills our sons? Honestly we don’t know who is behind this… But we know that some of those who call themselves terrorists were arrested alive, do you know that they’re foreigners and they have nothing to do with Algeria except that they don’t want the good of this nation; some of them were Jews. So why don’t we fight them? Why don’t we boycott them? We and all Arab Muslims are considered by them to be a scapegoat and a market for their products. We’re just a herd. No one of us cares about the other, we’re like someone who tries to assuage the pain with tranquilizers without treating the disease… Salaam to the end. There is no God but Allah, Mohamed is the messenger of God.

baiker Posted 2008-02-07

algerie is very nice if we say that...it is nice by her human ..and i thank evry one who protect algerie vive alger

حسام القليعي Posted 2008-02-07

May God guide them, they’re cannibals.

lidia Posted 2008-02-07

hhhhh In the name of God. I’m an Algerian woman but I don’t like the way it is governed. Everyone is managing it in his own way. Maybe you’re wondering why, because it’s a democracy. But this word is mere ink on paper, and a word heard in the ears. So wake up people. You’re on the verge of fire, if anyone talks his fate is...??? I’m a free Algerian woman and Muslim Kabyle.

boulamina Posted 2008-02-07

I have a question for you: a country ruled by mafia with one flag and one official language. Terrorism lives in Algeria’s administration.

adel Posted 2008-02-07

Long live Algeria!

ismail khd Posted 2008-02-08

I live in a terrorism centre in Cherarba in the municipality of Keltous. Anyone who enters the town of Cherarba notices the relics of terrorism. I am just an example, there are only memories, I lost many people in that period; a friend was slain and I saw his head cut; my cousin was slain and she was barely eight; and the list is long...And those who survived…I don't know how I can forget what happened. One day I went to school and found out that it was on fire and bodies scattered on the pavement. I left school afterwards. And nothing has changed now, I’m 22 and I’m lost and confused. Sometimes I hear that some friends have immigrated (illegally) to Europe, others joined Al Qaeda while others chose drugs and robbery. But me- what can I do?

djamel Posted 2008-02-08

No comment here. No words. Nothing.

كاتيا Posted 2008-02-08

Terrorism has no religion and no nation.

tarik Posted 2008-02-08

Good Evening Everybody, First of all, I must condemn the suicide bombing killing civilians throughout the world. What is halal here is halal everywhere in the world and vice versa. Stop with the violence, the folly that is impairing the Muslim world. The ulama has a lot of responsibility in this; they should be informing Muslims. We cannot go crying that they are martyrs in Israel and then saying that they are terrorists in Algeria or Morocco. Be serious!

محفوظ بلعطر Posted 2008-02-09

Salam alaikoum. Honestly, I like the site but there a few things you can add.

belabela Posted 2008-02-09

A greeting to clandestine immigration: this is a country of humiliation.

hafid rouiba Posted 2008-02-09

I agree with Lidia's opinion. This is the truth which I want our nation to believe in.

ام ايمن Posted 2008-02-09

There is no power and no will but from God.

dahman Posted 2008-02-10

Oh president, you should conduct a wide campaign in mountains all over Algeria and the problem of terrorism will be solved definitely with good armament as France did to Algeria.

سعيدي احلام Posted 2008-02-10

You’re a country where there’s never any protection for the people, and you’re killing yourselves with your own hands and you say

فاتح Posted 2008-02-10

We are here in Algeria, our country. We love it and will die for it. Long live Algeria, long live Algeria. We die for the survival of Algeria, my dear country. We’ll face them, oppose their attacks; their acts will never succeed because the nation is a strong nation which doesn’t fear death.

الغريب Posted 2008-02-10

If the one who defends his dignity and the flag of ‘La Ilaha Illa Allah’ (there’s no other God but Allah) is a terrorist, why don’t I become a terrorist???? I ask God to grant victory to Mujahids everywhere, oh Lord of Islam and humiliate infidels, hypocrites and their followers.

nationaliste Posted 2008-02-10

Hello to the Algerian Nationalists. Where is Algeria headed? The Wali in Bouira had help from the services called for by Boutelfika, who gave 21,000 square metres to a small zone and a small community in Lakhdaria, while the industrial zone of Sidi Khaled Bouira has been suffering for several years and is still empty. Long live Algeria, a million times over.

bouziane.malah Posted 2008-02-10

They are bastards.

أبو تفليقة Posted 2008-02-11

Long live haragas and terrorism.

mouni Posted 2008-02-12

These are not humans- they don’t have a heart, religion or nation. Long live Algeria and may God have mercy on the dead. Mouni from Oran.

مولاي عبد المؤمن Posted 2008-02-13

I say after in the name of God, “Repel an evil deed with a good one, then lo! He with whom you had enmity will become like a bosom friend”. May God guide them and take them away from us and let us live in peace with our children. Oh Lord make this a region of security and bestow fruits upon its people.

محمد الجزائري Posted 2008-02-13

May God rest the souls of the dead. But praise be to God, Algeria is strong with its sons. To all Algerians: beware of enemies who provoke us against the authorities. Hasn’t Algerian wondered poverty is present in all Maghreb countries? These are our enemies who hate Algeria and wish it death. But praise be to God, the Algerian people are alert. May God protect president Bouteflika and all Algerians.

adel Posted 2008-02-14

I strongly condemn these acts. I present my sincere condolences to the families of victims. I ask God to guide them to the right path.

issam Posted 2008-02-14

Death, death, death to every despised official who is eating our right.

سفبان Posted 2008-02-15

I don't feel any of Islam's aspects.

nasim Posted 2008-02-15

These aren't men. Ok, long live Algerians, long live Hohda. Long live Aras, ok.

kamel Posted 2008-02-15

Algeria is not for sale, and the only people who have the right to speak in its name are its noble children, the Ahrar! As for the terrorists, they will burn in Hellfire. And for all the ignorant people out there, the terrorists are criminals, murderers, assassins and TATARs.

hido074773142 Posted 2008-02-15

May God have mercy on the dead. But, praise be to God, Algeria is strong with its people. And to all Algerians, beware of the enemies who provoke us against authority. Hasen't any Algerian wondered why exactly poverty exists in Algeria and all Maghreb countries? They’re our enemies who hate Algeria and wish us death. But, praise be to God, the Algerian people are alert. May God protect President Bouteflika and all Algerians.

نعيم Posted 2008-02-15

Allah is Sufficient for us! Most Excellent is He in Whom we trust!

عبد يخاف الله فقط Posted 2008-02-15

Terrorism is from the State itself. Between them, we're always the victims.

سلطان من جزائر الشهداء الابرار والمجاهدين االابطال Posted 2008-02-15

I condemn these coward acts because they are dissidents, they're cursed to the day of judgment.

مروان Posted 2008-02-16

We are here, Algeria is our country, we love it and will die for it. Long live Algeria. We live and die for Algeria. Long live Algeria my beloved country. We’re facing them, opposing their attacks, their deeds won’t succeed because the nation is a strong one that doesn’t know fear.

cabba Posted 2008-02-16

Salaam alaikom. Terrorism deserves a plague of yellow grasshoppers. El Borj will not fall by God, by God it won't fall. Those who are strong are strong, you Setfi Jebour, we’ll beat you whenever you want.

KHIAL Posted 2008-02-17

May God protect all Muslims.

علال افلو Posted 2008-02-17

May God guide Bouteflika and his team. Salam.

dahane Posted 2008-02-18

In the name of God. Terrorism is made by deprivation, carelessness for young people and lack of Islamic education. The state should build Islam as a political and economic system to pave the way before them.

amal&karima=lhbal Posted 2008-02-18

There is no God but God, and Mohammed is the messenger of God.

zahwani Posted 2008-02-18

I'll tell you what's been happening in Algeria since 1990. The circle of violence in the country is caused by existing conflicts, including the interruption of the electoral process. This is a mere pretext exploited by the traitors to introduce the country into a spiral of violence in order to take power. I was a member of the military security and participated in many military operations to fight terrorism. I can honestly say that some people in power were offering them support to continue killing in order to protect their interests.

يوسف Posted 2008-02-18

Terrorism is a natural reaction presented by people as a new method of being against the state and against billionaires. The real question should be how to limit this social crisis.

مغتربه في الجزائر Posted 2008-02-19

Eh people, the story is that America controls the world under the pretext of fighting terrorism. America and Ben Laden are the two sides of a coin, the Salafists are controlled by American hands, and you Algerians should understand.

faouzi Posted 2008-02-19

In spite of there being people who do not like Algeria, long live the Algerians! I say to these people, ''Leave us alone! We want to live in peace, not war.''

جمال Posted 2008-02-20

By God, what happened in Algeria raises a controversy. Something unusual. What can we do? We have to work, we have to work. We have to review all our mistakes. Therefore, I address a call to all to have the decision whether locally or nationally, take care of your sons so that they take care of their beloved country. You only have your young people. And they only have their country. By God, this violence will be stopped only with good work, by God this violence will be stopped only with good work.

حسيبة المخلصة Posted 2008-02-20

In the name of the faithful Algerian young people, we wish a better future for our dear country. Those who do acts to lower the status of Algeria aren’t its sons. Long live free and independent Algeria. Glory and eternity to our faithful martyrs.

Anonymous Posted 2008-02-20

The Algerian nation is marginalized.

الحكيم Posted 2008-02-20

La Ilaha Illa Allah Mohamed Rasoul Allah (There is no other God but Allah, Mohamed is the messenger of God). Praise be to God. Terrorism isn’t like Fidel Castro or Che Guevara. Generals, thieves of the regime. Take arms! 600,000 young men will make a coup, do you think that we are sleeping or dogs? Don’t worry, judgment is coming. Long live faithful martyrs, martyrs of November 1 and October 5.

lahcen Posted 2008-02-21

My condolences to the family of victims. The government has officials responsible for what happened. May God guide you.

chouraik Posted 2008-02-21

Allaho Albar, Allaho Akbar (God is the greatest). There is no power and no will except from God. The acts of these criminals who are thirsty for blood isn’t related to the faithful Algerian nation. These are desperate attempts to subjugate the Algerian people, but this is a forlorn wish, this nation which defeated France yesterday is still capable to stand high like the height of this nation, bats won’t affect it. God is the assistant.

non plus Posted 2008-02-22

Algerians are crying for the bombs that killed their sons, but they are not crying for 600-dirham barrels of oil.

مصطفى Posted 2008-02-23

Triumph and victory to our faithful martyrs. We swear by the catastrophes, the pure and chaste blood spilled, bright and high signs on the high mountains, we have rebelled, so be it life or death. We are determined to make Algeria live, Algeria live, Algeria live in spite of any oppressive tyrant who want to spoil the life of this nation. But God protects this nation and the nation won’t give in to sorrow and tears, it will remain a nation of pride and dignity, a nation challenging all crises because challenging hardships is like the blood running in our veins, we have inherited it from our forefathers. Who is the mother who yoyos at the death of her son, it is the Algerian mother. So I address you the nicest greeting mother, you have lost your beloved son and sought refuge only in asking forgiveness of God and satisfaction at His fate, your most powerful weapon is God suffices me and He is the best protector against every martyr. God’s mercy to everyone who fell martyr in any base terrorist act. So to you from us who are still resisting, either victory or death. It doesn’t matter if it is for Algeria.

mohamed Posted 2008-02-23

Salam to Algeria. God knows what's in the hearts, La Ilaha Ila Lah Mohamed Rasoul Lah (There is no other God but Allah, Mohamed is the messenger of God). Long live Algeria.

riyad alger Posted 2008-02-24

To the terrorist sons of ******: F***, what do you want... to exterminate the entire human race? Or are you just frustrated with your own lives? Why are you killing innocent people like this? Shame on you, seek refuge with our Lord- He is our best judge!

خالد Posted 2008-02-24

No no no to terrorism, terrorism savages.

un amoureux des hommes Posted 2008-02-25

We could all be living on the same land without borders and without limits to our love and fraternity.

farouk Posted 2008-02-25

These aren't Muslims. They are Jews.

عبد الغني Posted 2008-02-25

Terrorism in Algeria means war against Muslims and not infidels as they say. Oh Lord guide them and rest the souls of all those who died in Algeria during the French war. But what I say is in that the Jews' war on Muslims including America's on Iraq, Bush had many debts with other countries and he isn’t allowed to manage America and the world so he chose Iraq one of the richest countries in oil. He killed Saddam Hussein, may God rest his soul, and occupied Iraq. He raised the problem that Iraq is in a stalemate, the price of the barrel cannot support the 50 million Iraqis, but if the price rises to 100 millions a barrel? In this way he can steal Iraqi oil money, fund his treasury and control the problems of America and the world with his impulsiveness and he will take out his forces when his mandate is over.

ahmed Posted 2008-02-25

In Response to Non Plus: Some of our neighbours in the West have expressed their satisfaction at seeing more victims of terrorism in Algeria. I want to simply tell them: this phenomenon has no borders and I do not wish it upon any country in the world. The victims are human beings. It seems that in their hearts they want this to endure. For better or for worse, we are neighbours; even if there is no agreement on certain points purely of a political nature, we must stand in solidarity concerning terrorism. As for you, Non Plus, is it possible that in your life, when you lose a neighbour, you and your family throw a house party!? An Algerian would never write 600 dirhams as “600 Dn”. It is written with an “A”, as in “600 DA”. You should at least respect the parents who have lost their loved ones. -Anouakel Alik Rabi.

chahid Posted 2008-02-26

Hi Everyone, I love Morocco a lot and Islam and the Prophet Mohammed—peace and prayer be upon him.

061534669 Posted 2008-02-27

Peace on you, mercy and blessings of God Almighty.

نــــورا Posted 2008-02-28

May God burn the Jews and their allies, remove petrol from earth so that we go back to the stone age, so that we rest in peace, say Amen to the Lord of all creatures.

جمال Posted 2008-02-28

Long live Algeria, the government and nation. I am with the president for a 3rd, 4th mandate…No to terrorism the traitors, cowards, killers, the enemies of God, the faithful people and the government. How are you going to meet God on the day of judgment!!! How may orphans and widows you’ve caused, how many people have you slaughtered and how many…But woe to you from what you do, wake up and return to reason.

لطفي عين كرشة Posted 2008-02-29

We are sorry for what is happening in our country in spite of our efforts to prevent it.

fodil pacha ali Posted 2008-02-29

When a conjugation contains all proper names. A honeycomb in the service of one another. Enslaved to Truth, our judgment cannot turn a blind eye to the acts committed by those who are against God’s dignity, as they are also against themselves, before, destroying their own homes with their very own hands. I daresay that God created this human indifference by way of His own paradise for a general uniting at His almighty throne, so that He can render a verdict on our knowledge and wisdom here on this earth. May God look after our Algeria and, God willing, may all of His blessings exorcise it of its demons.

zinou Posted 2008-02-29

Algeria above all else!

امين Posted 2008-02-29

After saying in the name of God, there is no power and no will but from God. Dispersed opinions, fanatic opinions, opinions despised by the minds. When are we going to settle on one word, when are we going to get out of these fatal tumults (terrorism, corruption in all its forms)? Are there no solutions? Our country Algeria is a country of resources (with our history, our religions, our geography, our minerals, our men). We don’t understand, when are we going to understand? Where are the solutions, when will the solutions come?

wallas.de tizi ouzou Posted 2008-03-01

Everyone is responsible for what is going on in Algeria, but the ones most responsible are the high-ups like Bouteflika and the Iranian Belkhadem. Here is a question for you: what are they doing with the Algerian government? Let us Algerians manage their own country like they want. And, as for those who think that Islam is “our” religion; it is “your” religion! So, it would be better to leave this aside. This corrupt, mafia government has told us that we must trust in Bouteflika and support him for a third term. No one who loves their country, no one among us can do better given all the money he has. But, there are those who are supporting Bouteflika for a third term because they are afraid. We must stay alert, and to stay alert you need to smoke tea. This is how the nightmare continues!

farouk amazir Posted 2008-03-01

Killing is a crime whatever its kind. But officials called them terrorism, this is a wrong word, because it is this word which made them very popular. Authorities should change that name. as to the attacks, this is something inevitable because you can say that the Algerian people are 100% illiterate, and authorities have mercy on no one, starvation in Algeria has knocked its doors, there no job opportunities, high cost of living, houses to the rich, humiliation, bribery, favouritism, robbery and the best proof is Khalifa bank and recently the monarchical hereditary rule, a third mandate. I hope that the president of the republic will throw in the towel, because we’re going from bad to worse.

سلامة موهوب Posted 2008-03-01

Salam alaikoum. To sum up my brothers in God, this is the ultimate condition. The corruption of nations is caused by the corruptions of rulers. By God, if we follow the book of God and the tradition of his prophet we wouldn’t have reached that, we are killing each other, we hate each other, we authorize the forbidden and forbid the authorized, we followed the confession of the Jews and Christians. I pray God to bring us back nicely, guide us to His right path both nations and rulers, to triumph us against the enemies of Islam and reform our rulers, you should know that the day of judgment will come soon and that death is nearer. Salam alaikoum.

tahiri Posted 2008-03-02

By God, I think that Muslims are affected by the concept by Muslims alone with terrorism. I want someone to define terrorism for me, and why it is associated.

lpl$ Posted 2008-03-02

In my opinion terrorism in Algeria and all Arab countries is a result of the aberration of the people from their religion, following the religion of the Christians and Jews, silence to the slaughters committed by Israel in Palestine. This qualifies them to be hypocrites. This is followed by terrorists to convince their prey of young people to order them to fight the Algerian people because most of them are hypocrites they don’t even pray the five prayers and when they get out from the mosque he buys to his daughter quasi-naked clothes.

AHMED NADIR Posted 2008-03-03

I am against terrorism. Long live Algeria.

رجاص Posted 2008-03-03

Although about six months have elapsed since the attacks, but I wanted to say long live Algeria of pride and dignity. But in the view of those praising Bouteflika and through him all officials, may God guide them. But in another view, it is a volcano of ridicule of the people, namely young people the pillar of the nation. What we are living today is a Tsunami in itself, poverty, marginalization, favouritism, nepotism, and price rises; this is the first part of the equation but the second is a reform of the constitution and a third mandate of the president and the pathetic Algerian policy. How can the human mind accept it? Finally, I can just ask God Almighty to protect us on earth, under earth and on the Day of Judgment, reform our rulers and guide us to serve our dear nation and raise high the flag of Islam.

Anonymous Posted 2008-03-03

Salam alaikoum. What happens today in Algeria is retaliation from the neighbouring Morocco because it supports terrorism so that our country becomes the country of terrorism while it fully takes advantage of tourism. We are also aware that the regime in the west is the worst of the Maghreb countries because it deprived its people from the simplest rights. But here in Algeria, thanks to God, we have all rights as to livelihood and everything. Ask us the people of Algeria how is life there and we say thanks to God, what is said about the country of terrorism and killing is supported by an external side. Long live Algeria free. Oh lord protect our president Bouteflika. Die with your spitefulness. Salam enemies, enemies of Algeria.

فخرالدين الرباح Posted 2008-03-04

Make our coutry triumph over terrorism.

الواعر Posted 2008-03-04

A word to those who insulted Algerians: What would your opinion be if you heard these comments about the attacks of Casablanca...? I would like to say to anyone who praised terrorism: God will burn you with it. Personally, I am not against Morocco or Algeria or the Western Sahara, I want these three states to be one country.

لاخلاخ Posted 2008-03-04

Long live terrorism.

haz Posted 2008-03-05

There is no power and no will but from God Almighty. Oh Lord have mercy on everyone who died and grant patience to their families.

zaid Posted 2008-03-05

Algeria is a country of resistance; its people have authentic origins and a steady foundation. It doesn’t deviate or disappear. Algeria is an Islamic country. Islam runs in its veins like the flow of the blood. Martyrdom was mixed up with blood, flesh, veins and bones. But terrorism is foreign to the Algerian people. The enemies of Algeria, and enemies of Arabs and Islam in general want to see it in destruction, devastation, immaturity, and staying behind the developments of the modern era, shelling in the gloom of ignorance, progressing backward so that their hope becomes reality. They are seeking heights, progress and civilization and they fear our scientific progress as they are concerned about themselves and their acquisitions. So when are we going to wake up from slumber?

bachir boublenza Posted 2008-03-06

In spite of everything that happens, Algeria remains the best in the world.

عبد الرحمان Posted 2008-03-06

Salam alaikoum. What can I say. La Ilaha Ila Allah Mohamd Rasoul Allah (There’s no other God but Allah, Mohamed is the messenger of God). May God protect and grant patience to anyone who was victim of this raid, why have I said aggression with a thousand edges. We all contribute directly or indirectly to this, the people by their reluctance and the government by its excess in oppression and the carelessness of everyone. The Algerian people: what a suffering silent people, oppressed and silent, it doesn’t take any of its rights, or the least right, but it is patient, and sacrifices the soul and everything dear to resist all this. But the chain will certainly break up, and this will not last forever. Revolution is certainly coming, but I wish it happens today before tomorrow. So that another child doesn’t go victim to this policy. If the government doesn’t make an urgent solution, security will never be established in the country. I just say that behind every crisis a defeat with the will of God they will be defeated. Oh Lord protect your nation from the whispers of Satan and take away all the terrors. Oh Lord forgive me and to anyone who wronged his brother Muslim, Oh Lord of humanity to hose who love Algeria and Algerians. Your brother Abderahmane. O.J.

rachid Posted 2008-03-06

The messenger of God, peace and prayer be upon Him, said, if you see an enormous deed, change it with your hand… to the end of the saying. So I encourage these acts.

zorglupos Posted 2008-03-07

Algeria is on its way to re-colonisation. Algerians should beware that the disorder that has arrived there will bring about this "necessity" for everyone in their daily lives. They must learn to be patient and positive and control their reactions… something that does not see intrinsic to this nation. The religious leaders needed to react to the first inhumane acts of throat-slitting. This country is not modern and secular enough that the police are not needed to regulate these actions. Moral qualities and a real sense of responsibility are needed to assume responsibility for this country. Good luck! They killed your independence and now it is the beginning of your misery.

amina Posted 2008-03-07

I'm Amina in Can

katia Posted 2008-03-08

May God be with the Algerians. -Katia

حسام أم البواقي Posted 2008-03-08

Long live terrorism…long live Abderrazak Bara…May God have mercy on Antar Zouabri…Long live Jihad in Algeria for the recovery of the right which was stolen from the Islamic Front for Salvation in 1990. They will certainly triumph one day because the truth will come to light.

نزهة Posted 2008-03-08

Long live Algeria and its men, from prince Abdelkader down to Abdelaziz Bouteflika.

farouk cherd Posted 2008-03-08

Long live Meki.

tarek Posted 2008-03-09

Praise be to God.

Mahmoud Posted 2008-03-09

Why doesn’t this website talk about all the drugs seized on the western Algerian-Moroccan border? Or is it that you are associated with the Moroccan mafia and these drugs come from Morocco? If you are real journalists and you want to talk about the truth, then it is time for you to do the professional job of a Journalist. Bye

سفيان المدية Posted 2008-03-09

We ask the Lord to rightly restore the faith of the Muslims and inflict severe punishment on those usurping Jews.

ahmed Posted 2008-03-10

Hello, I will say only one thing to these damn terrorists, why did you destroy your brother Muslims instead of going to Palestine, Iraq or Afghanistan to die for a noble cause?

fayçal Posted 2008-03-11

Hegel said, that which is real is rational and that which is rational is real. Thus the Algerians have the government they deserve. Bye

صافي Posted 2008-03-11

May God shake the earth beneath them and those who have a hand in that.

Anonymous Posted 2008-03-12

If you read a few of Ahlem Mostghanemi’s passages every evening it will become a natural and sentimental necessity. Thanks be to God a thousand times over for having offered us, the Arab people, such a flower. He is our voice, our feelings, our dreams. We need millions of Ahlem Mostaghanemi’s!

شاب من سيدي عيسي Posted 2008-03-12

There is no power and no will but from God. God suffices us and He is the best protector. They are the dissidents of the era. My brothers, religion is advice and good values. Religion is to be good to others so that they are influenced by your attitude. Religion is not blowing yourself up amidst your Muslim brothers and killing innocents. May God guide us and them.

ahmed Posted 2008-03-13

This is why they say that religion is theirs.

دارين Posted 2008-03-14

Salam alaikoum. I thank the Moroccan people for their honourable attitudes. I also severely denounce the terrorist crimes which are committed in Algeria and outside it in Arab countries. I say to the illiterate minds and pens which are spiteful of Algeria and to those who pretend to be Algerians in order to cause the deaths of our innocent souls, stop this ignorance. By God, read the Qur'an well and learn your religion, you illiterates.

ابو عبيد Posted 2008-03-16

There is nothing strange in what they do, because they have killed Othmane Ben Affane and killed…These dogs, the folks of hell even if they pretend Jihad because the messenger of God peace and prayer of God upon him predicted that.

سامية الجزائر Posted 2008-03-17

I am Samia from Algeria. My country is in a crisis, and I can’t find the words to describe my sorrow. All I can say is, God suffices me and he is the best protector. Oh Lord we are subjugated, grant us triumph.

adil Posted 2008-03-18

Bouteflika is the cause, you should understand.

hamdi Posted 2008-03-19

Good God! What is this website!? I could not even manage to recognise my own country! Alas, there is no need to dramatise things. If I were not Algerian, I would say that being in Algeria is worse than being in Hell. And, it is necessary to note that these people are misdirecting things against Algeria. Thank God that there is not all this and that we are living normally like all the other countries. If there are bombings, then we are just like the other countries (for example: Spain, the U.K. and the U.S.A.). I think that Tunisians direct this website, since it is them who want misfortune for Algeria.

Anonymous Posted 2008-03-20

Long live Algeria.

zaki Posted 2008-03-20

Long live Algeria, the righteous ancestors wouldn't have done like this. These are animals.

hossam Posted 2008-03-21

Hi, I am Algerian and proud of it. Algeria will remain firm in spite of these sickos and enemies. Remember the blood of the martyrs!!! Good God! What is this website!? I could not even manage to recognise my own country! Alas, there is no need to dramatise things. If I were not Algerian, I would say that being in Algeria is worse than being in Hell. And, it is necessary to note that these people are misdirecting things against Algeria. Thank God that not at all is like this.

Anonymous Posted 2008-03-22

May God not forgive you.

علي تيسمسيلت Posted 2008-03-22

I am Algerian. I love my country although I live in a remote place. But I have jealousy for my country, forgive me my brothers.

القعقاع Posted 2008-03-23

Salam alaikoum. I am a young man from the capital by God, if I weren't Algerian I would have said that Algeria is Iraq or Afghanistan. Algeria is well and praise to God, death to our enemies and long live Algeria.

larbi Posted 2008-03-24

Terrorism will be defeated. God willing, that is for sure. Think about the Union of the Maghreb.

Anonymous Posted 2008-03-25

“Jihad in the way of the Lord”!!!??? Is that what killing people and children is!!!???

rajja Posted 2008-03-26

Listen, you have a bad reputation. Also, what you wrote was rotten. Pfff!

ali63 Posted 2008-03-28

We are against terrorism which kills the sons of the Algerian people. You are mentally crippled, do you kill souls which was forbidden by God.

fati Posted 2008-03-29

Morocco forever.

morsi al gohari Posted 2008-03-31

this is very awful.

هشام من البلليدة الجزائر Posted 2008-04-03

May God have mercy on those who died and restore to health those who survived. Keep matters for their people and mind your own business. Algeria is persisting and it is not going to disappear. Respect God in yourselves and review the matters of your religion. Is it valid that a Muslim kills his Muslim brother? Can you without looking at what's in his heart, review the matters of your religion? May God have mercy on you. With wishes of success.

nana Posted 2008-04-04

Thank you.

rachid-serir d'oran Posted 2008-04-06

It is true that Algeria and Morocco are but one people; they are more than just brothers. Blood never turns to water. Algeria and Morocco are the same; they are one.

adnan Posted 2008-04-06

Long live Morocco, forever!

بلال زغدود Posted 2008-04-07

Long live Algeria!

mohamed Posted 2008-04-09

No, no, no to terrorism. Your brother from Morocco.

smain Posted 2008-04-13

May God bless our dear, beautiful country, Algeria. With this, I pray that our God grant health and a long life to our dear president, Mr. Abdelaziz Bouteflika.

Anonymous Posted 2008-04-13

Algeria belongs to the Algerians. One day we are all going to unite, just like we did on 1 November 1954, the day of the outbreak of the war against French colonialism. -See you soon

ABDELKRIM Posted 2008-04-14

I am against all types of violence against innocents. It is those who have been perverted by power, the dirty soldiers who brought this beautiful country, Algeria, to its knees. [Expletive], Bouteflika! Leave us alone! Enough of this high cost of living, this nepotism, this despotism! [Expletive] You will pay for having violated Algeria’s conscience! God is great and you will be held accountable!

assine Posted 2008-04-18

Algeria is a free country so let us live in peace. God willing, may God punish those who do us wrong. I am against violence. Humanity must live in peace.

MUSTAPHA Posted 2008-04-25

Hey Friends! Do not lose courage! After the dark clouds, the sun always comes back out.

yahia eldjazaeri Posted 2008-04-26

Peace to those who follow the path. May God send this cursed, murderous government to hell! May God, Great and Powerful, punish this criminal state. We hope that one day Algeria will become a Muslim country like it has never been. The 1.5 million martyrs had hoped to see their children live in peace, but but buuuttt that FRENCH [expletive] took off and left its little pups behind who want power at all costs. Moreover, they pray to the KIBLA of America. Finally, we are asking for Islam. That is all, theoretically and practically..... we know we are asking tooooooo much, buuuuttttttt…

Black pearl Posted 2008-04-30

In spite of everything, long live my country.

nadjib Posted 2008-05-04

Ibn Sous Azfadh: Where are the faithful Arabs? They abandoned us for demons in spite of the fact that our ancestors were free men. We need to find Muslims no matter their ethnicity rather than look for Arabs who might well be unbelievers.

ismail Posted 2008-05-08

I love everyone. I cannot live without love.

tadj Posted 2008-05-15

—In the name of God the most merciful, the greatest, the avenger of all conspirators and the hypocrites bound to them, may His peace and His respects be accorded to our beloved messenger of God (PBUH). Hello, To tell the truth, we need to know why we have ended up in such a tragic situation. Indeed, I am for jihad, but not for killing innocents and demanding such carnage. I am with Sheikh Oussama and our Al-Mouiminine emir, Mullah Mohamed Omar and everyone who is fighting against the Americans and their collaborators, not to mention the Arab rulers that are with them. In fact, we need to talk about other things going on in Algeria, like the massive diversion of funds, the debauchery of our brothers and sisters, unemployment and the new phenomenon of children under X. I think the latter is the most important subject and it concerns us all. May God give our brothers glory against their enemies and ours. Amen! Goodbye

Anonymous Posted 2008-05-19

Well, put simply, there is no hope.

Hélène Posted 2008-05-23

I have been working in Algeria for four years now. This is a huge country. You don’t really get the impression that all the events you are talking about are going on. This country is bursting, business is exploding and you get the feeling that the country will become very very important in the future. The Algerians are very lively and very free in comparison to those whom I’ve seen elsewhere. Paradoxically, terrorism, just because of its reality and the unique experience it has provided, has made the Algerian army become extremely powerful. This is one of the rare countries in the Third World to be truly stable such that its partners may rely on it!

Najib Posted 2008-05-26

Moroccan or Algerian, I love the former and the latter! Long live Algeria! Long live Morocco! The chauvinism is overflowing here and doing so to no one’s benefit. Rather, it is increasing the animosity between the many citizens of these two brother countries. The proof is in the support the last football matches between WAC, Morocco and ES Setif, Algeria got. Nonetheless, the Algerian and the Moroccans are brothers and could be living in harmony without exacerbating the political problems separating their leaders. Let us trust in them and, believe me, one day they will sit down at a table to resolve their problems. As for us citizens, let us make sure that nothing separates us and think about forcing our rulers’ hands to bring a stop to this undeserved animosity.

منذر اللـيـبي Posted 2008-05-31

Peace and mercy of God upon you…I ask God almighty with his bounty and generosity to protect our sister nation Algeria the beloved…and make it a safe and tranquil state…Amen my Lord…Your brother in God…Moundhil Laaktii.

algerienne Posted 2008-06-05

Long live Algeria and the president of the republic!

amire14 Posted 2008-06-12

Hi, You smile shines as brightly as a lightning bolt. With my arms crossed, I find myself a lonely witness to it, as I contemplated this beautiful smile for some time. My hear begin to race, singing the melody of a songbird.

bredouane Posted 2008-06-14

I do not have the courage to read all of that. Sorry.

bachir Posted 2008-06-15

Hello, One thing is for sure: those who do not care about people and who make them sad will not be able to mock God.

ziko Posted 2008-06-15

Long live Algeria!

wafae Posted 2008-06-21

It is unacceptable in our religion, Islam, to kill innocent souls. May God protect us. Thank you

ghiles rap Posted 2008-06-22

I love Lotfi Double Canon. I've been a fan of his since I was 9.

si ahmed Posted 2008-06-26

Hello, All barbaric acts are condemnable, no matter the motivation or the place: human value cannot be differentiated. It is in this contest that it is going to be necessary to connect the good with the bad. Human being, wherever we may be, have all of my respect, no matter the race, religion, language, colour. God alone has a monopoly on Truth.

kerboub mokhtar Posted 2008-06-27

Algeria has never known how to protect its freedom and peace. It is true that the colonists left this country, this land, but their intermediaries are still here. The management of the country was not just given to any random person. First of all, there is a history that needs to be well laid out; it must be clear and precise for everyone. The people of this land are taking revenge out upon themselves, everyone believeing that he is the sole possessor of history and that any means to govern his country is fair— even going so far as to kill his brothers. The crisis Algeria is in is not political, economic or ideological in origin; it is historic. Let us not be afraid to take history head on, as there are some things that are not going well.

Omar Posted 2008-06-30

To Latifa from Morocco, as an Algerian man i congratulate you in coming forward and speaking up against the hatred being spread about the people of the Maghreb and intolerance for each other. I really loved your comment and your honesty and i really think you are a breadth of fresh air in comparison to some of the venomous comments one can read all over this website. There should be more people like you in the Big Maghreb, and i am sure there are many, they just need to make themselves heard, like you. And once again, A Big Thank you.

damire Posted 2008-07-01

There is no terrorism in Algeria! There are only thieves!!! Here you have it: what is really going on in my country. In 1990, 1991, 1992 and so on on up until 1997 there were terrorists, but now, in the 2000s, nope! I am sorry, but there are only thieves and all the government is their accomplice. But God still exists. Do not forget that Mr. Bouteflika is all we have, the rest are bastards.

SADAM Posted 2008-07-07

WE WILL MAKE YOU DUST "thanks"

Said Lamgharbi Posted 2008-07-10

We strongly condemn the bombings and attacks on the live of Algeria’s citizens, and we sympathise with the families of the victims and the entirety of Algeria’s citizens who were murdered in this tragedy. The bombings attest to the deadliness of this politico-mafiosi military, so subtly disguised as the democracy that is managing this country through this crisis. In Algeria, they do nothing but consolidating the power into one iron hand, subtly profiting from usurping the will of the Algerian people ever since our independence. Once again, their irresponsibility, carelessness and inability to make good decisions and enforce them shows that they have contempt for their citizens, including those who are directly under their command. And, what is worse, by further continuing their unconditional and unrealistic support for this subversive group of rebels in Morocco, the Polisario, through which they have created a republic within a republic, and by forging mafiosi and cultic relations with other subversive, criminal groups such as Al-Qaeda and its satellites and with rogue states through the world, which they accord their support to, they have accentuated the uncertainty and instability in Algeria and the whole region. They favour all sorts of dangerous groups in the Maghreb, towards Europe and throughout the world in general. We are thus ringing the international community’s alarm, calling for them to urgently analyse this situation with the utmost scrutiny in order to discover the true roots of evil and to act accordingly.

kimo Posted 2008-07-16

I hope Algeria becomes again what it once was.

najat Posted 2008-07-22

I wish Algeria all the glory! God is great!

commandant hellal Posted 2008-07-29

Long live President Bouteflika! God blessed us with him! The real terrorism has been done away with. Trucks ply the roads day and night. The farmers and herders are working. There are just a few corrupt state workers and magistrates to be unmasked. The army fulfils its missions well, honourably and constitutionally. The arms thieves have been neutralised.

commandant hellal Posted 2008-07-29

“An Appeal to the Algerians” Be courageous, dignified and honourable men and help the man known as “Bouteflika”, who got you out of the houses you boarded up at night. You travel safely. There were certain men who made this paradise, so be grateful. Please God, make this country safe and its people prosperous...... coran abraham

mohamed Posted 2008-08-09

These people are not Muslims!

chawki l'algerien Posted 2008-08-12

Thanks to everyone who loves Algeria and in spite of those who don't like us. Salam.

coucou Posted 2008-08-14

Long live Algeria.

patriot Posted 2008-08-17

Glory to our men and soldiers who risk their lives and who die so that Algeria will forever remain standing, becoming an example of the anti-terrorist fight. May God bless them. Long live the ANP! Long live the gendarmerie! Long live the police! Long live civil security! Long live Algeria! For every evil, there is a remedy, and for terrorism it is the Algerians!

mohacheikh Posted 2008-08-18

True Islam is in Algeria!

marwan Posted 2008-08-22

Long live Algeria!

Mas Posted 2008-08-24

Personally, I do not give a **** about your government or your terrorists. I am an Algerian who is just trying to live and enjoy life to the max. We will see the afterlife when the time is right. Go to Hell!

le kabyle libre Posted 2008-08-24

Is suicide a way to prove your manly courage???!!! Why are you fighting??? You are killing your brothers and innocents!

algerienne Posted 2008-08-27

There is no other god but God and Mohamed is God’s messenger. Long live Algeria!

AZAO Posted 2008-09-01

If these same officials return to power to suck the blood of the Algerians again, then there is no need to expect the disappearance of terrorism. If Mr Bouteflika has the courage to give someone within the army the appointment, telling him: (where is this from)? At the same time, we can say that half of the terrorists will have been eliminated and the other half will destroy themselves. —An honest citizen

hamza Posted 2008-09-03

I am with all the suicide bombers because… well, I do not know why!

oh madrilène Posted 2008-09-13

I would so like to know how these bombers can think to be against all these innocents.

un jaloux Posted 2008-09-20

You do not understand Algeria’s situation. Is everything that goes on because of Bouteflika??? No! It is because of us Algerians: we are overly politicised. We think we know everything. We are big talkers, big critics and we forget how to work. This is the pitfall of democracy. We lack education and respect for others. May the people respect themselves mutually, all 35 million of us, and forget the rest. Just to make you happy, the government is about five million people large and they cannot do anything against us. Let us educate our children; we are not dying of hunger. Teach them to read, standing behind them whatever they may do. Let us respect our neighbours and protect the people’s means, transport, schools, hospitals and so on! Let us not burn them, because who is going to rebuild it!!!??? Today, the principals are afraid of being beaten, as are the police and so on. In conclusion, here is an anecdote: “One day, I was at a teller window to pay a bill. It was 11 a.m. and the teller told me that they closed the register and I needed to return in the afternoon. He forgot that I was there to pay a bill, not to collect finds. Do I need to call Bouteflika about this? He was just a citizen like me who sent me away. –Salam alaikoum

abdelali Posted 2008-09-20

Coincidence.

ali alger Posted 2008-10-05

There is nothing good. Take your shoes and go...Long live Mouloudia and the rest is in the hands of God.

Benamar S. Posted 2008-10-08

I am in despair seeing a country—my country—will never resolve this because there is a large and widespread, internal and external conspiracy that does not want this and will never want this. I am far from understanding how we always pin our defects on others. A few elements, both very simple and evident, are able to back what I am claiming. Take a look for yourselves. Look at why this country, with all its tremendous, incredible strength, both human and natural, cannot manage to solve this. In 1962 there was already the idea that Tunisia and Morocco could never accept, that being none other than Algeria being a regional power. Notice the danger and the imbalance that this would have provoked and, what is more, had to be avoided by the powers controlling the region, namely France and the USA. Accordingly, it is easy to draw up a list of all the misfortunes that have brought Algeria down year after year to the point where we have become a “laughingstock”. Yes, I intend the weight of my words: I said a “laughingstock” on the international scene. The attack was well led on several fronts with the diabolical intelligence of our adversaries, who avoided getting “wet” through manipulation as internal intermediaries. It was first of all necessary to list the strong points of this country and then undermine them one by one. Arabisation: our power was comprised in our unbelievable intelligentsia, which made Algeria the number one francophone country, before even Canada, Belgium and Switzerland. We see the results today in how this extraordinary asset was swept away from Colonel Yahyaoui in the 1970s. The careful replacing of them with Arab-speakers would have been a good thing, but the blinding speed and haste inevitably led the country into the catastrophe we are living in today. The rise of Islamism: according to the late Boudiaf, pitting the Algerians against each other—the Arabs versus the French—the school system became devastated by the former. Illiterates were now produced and the school’s losses fed into delinquency, insecurity, unemployment and drug trafficking. Algerian society is gangrenous. A true danger that will be lurking about us if no one up high takes a salutary shot at it. Gangrene means that the only solution must be a surgical one, because up high no one seems to be doing anything to stop this downfall, which no one is even pretending to see. For decades now, our leaders have been encouraged to focus more on their careers and their bank accounts than on our dear country. Those who orchestrated this partition in 1962 were Machiavellian; whatever the cost was, they had to add just one more piece of land until the threat of destruction face this country, which dared contradict the West. All of the Algerians who truly love their country and displayed their discord were eliminated: A. Ramdane, Krim, Khemisti, Medeghri, Boumedienne, Merbah and Boudiaf. Poor Algeria! It has seen its best children sacrifice themselves in vain for it, for these poor results. I am disgusted that Bouteflika, Belkhir, Toufik and their intermediaries, Smaïl Benbouzid, Hamiani, Khellil, Temara, Zerhouni and Benhachenou continue with their undignified show of allegiance by selling out this beautiful country and, along with it, us. –Someone proud of his country

samir Posted 2008-10-10

You are the real terrorists with your stories! You are **** and you are doing all you can to give a bad image of Algeria to everyone!!! Algeria will always be Algeria! You damn terrorist come for neighbouring countries like Morocco, like Hassan VI, who accepted Bush’s request to build an army base in the Moroccan Sahara!!! Algeria refused because its president knows the consequences of these bases!!! Leave Algeria alone!!!

ELMOUHADID Posted 2008-10-11

Proud of sitting on all the wealth of this **** country? Proud of your position in government, of your beautiful cars, of your companies, of your televisions, of your getting rich? You can blow your bank accounts and run to the ends of the earth if you like... Watch out, because you can never escape death and God bears witness to all!

vive bladi Posted 2008-10-16

I am 34 years old. I love my country, Algeria. It is my country. It is my life. It is my mother and my father. I am a practicing Muslim, and I love my mother, my father, my wife, my three children and the mothers and fathers of my country, all of the Muslims on earth and the people who love the Muslims—not a small number. My brothers and sisters, we only live once on this earth, so do good in your life and love God as you have never loved anyone before and I swear that you will feel like the happiest person ever. Stop killing innocents, because one day you too will die and then it will be too late. Thank you for giving your attention to a man from nowhere who loves you, my brothers and sisters.

fouad Posted 2008-10-23

I love Muslims.

bon vivant Posted 2008-10-25

Okay, so Algeria is my country, but in reality it is a bad country.

sami Posted 2008-11-10

Greetings everyone and thank you for these comments. I think that what those of you are saying- that we young people need to get a move on- is a bunch of hogwash; you do not know Algeria. However, politically speaking, we need to get out there and break this government down with a nationwide march. That is all it would take, I swear it, just like we Kabyles did 5 June 1998 against the government and the people who line their pockets on our backs.

salim Posted 2008-11-18

Over time, Algeria has become an unstable and very dangerous country both for its citizens and for foreigners living there as investors. The rise of social impoverishment, the diversion of public funds, corruption, illegal immigration, terrorism and so on have it that nothing is going right in this country anymore. People are dying in hospitals for lack of medicine, doctors and infrastructure. Foreigners prefer to settle in Tunisia and Morocco.

mouhata Posted 2008-11-23

What God created humans cannot destroy.

CHRETIEN Posted 2008-11-24

I am an Algerian of Christian faith and I always ask myself why Algerians are killing Algerians in the name of Islam. I know that this is a complex issue, but whatever its nature, it does not justify the atrocities committed against this poor innocent. May the Lord illuminate their hearts and souls so that they may ask forgiveness and return to God’s path, wherein He states: “Thou shalt not kill.” -Amen

abdenour Posted 2008-11-28

This country is beginning to drift. Dual citizenship!? Why not! With all the suffering we Algerians have, we want to save our hides. The climate has become unhealthy here. It is because of fishing: be happy with the sardines. The nice life belongs to the corrupt, who have all of the good jobs.

abed55 Posted 2008-12-01

Long live Algeria!

khalfa Posted 2008-12-03

Hi- From 1989 to 1991, our country was a laboratory for Middle Eastern Fundamentalists. They found a free land with a president, Chadli, who we could say was a bit able to be manipulated. Fortunately, the army was there.

ZAKI Posted 2008-12-09

Simply put, long live Algeria! Long live the men of Algeria like us forever!

jughurta Posted 2009-07-20

Arab Islamism, a source of unhappiness, misery and ignorance, is the web from which these monsters came. The Saudi and Iranian Doctor Frankensteins will end up being crushed by the own creations themselves.