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Dirigeants associatifs amazigh parlent darija i tarwa-nsn
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hagan said this:The situation for the Amazigh people of Morocco is still one of oppression and economic marginalization. In this country, it is a pan-Arabic minority which detains the monopoly of economic and political power. An arabo-islamic ideology is imposed upon the Amazigh-speaking majority whose identity is ignored, denied and obstructed.
The last Royal Speech concerning the recognition of the Amazigh identity of Moroccans had raised some hopes that the centuries of injustices suffered by Imazighen would at last come to an end. The decision by the King to create a Royal Institute of Amazigh Culture, which seemed to be a step in the right direction, was a mere gesture. Unfortunately, we observe that pan-Arabic, basically anti-Amazigh personalities were appointed to the direction of this institution, and that, several months after its creation, this organization still has no roof. We are therefore led to think that this decision was not founded on any desire to make room for an Amazigh identity in Morocco, but simply served as another tactic to brake and divide the Amazigh civil movement which continues to gain in momentum.
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The last Royal Speech concerning the recognition of the Amazigh identity of Moroccans had raised some hopes that the centuries of injustices suffered by Imazighen would at last come to an end. The decision by the King to create a Royal Institute of Amazigh Culture, which seemed to be a step in the right direction, was a mere gesture. Unfortunately, we observe that pan-Arabic, basically anti-Amazigh personalities were appointed to the direction of this institution, and that, several months after its creation, this organization still has no roof. We are therefore led to think that this decision was not founded on any desire to make room for an Amazigh identity in Morocco, but simply served as another tactic to brake and divide the Amazigh civil movement which continues to gain in momentum.
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les plus grands militants amazighs n'exixtent pas encore au Maroc, mon cher!Agraw_n_Bariz a écrit :
aksel a écrit :
Alors mes chers Imazighens pur jus de taknarit qui ont la langue facile pour éradiquer de votre propre peuple ceux d'entre vous qui ont -à cause des conditions historiques et des aléas de la vie- perdu leur langue maternelle, si vous désirez réduire notre vaste peuple à une peau de chagrin, éradiquer de notre peuple sa majeure partie, parfaire le travail propagandiste des arabos- andalous, vous avez trouvé là la pire attaque contre notre identité.
Ayuz a gwma Aksel !
Et comme tu le disais si bien, il y a aujourd'hui des milliers d'Amazighs complétement arabisés, comme il y'en a qui sont complétement francisés, mais qui revendiquent fièrement leur amazighité et la défendent beaucoup mieux que ceux, par fois, qui ne parlent que Tamazight, mais qui en ont honte et la méprisent !
Aussi paradoxal que cela puisse paraître, les plus fervents militants de la cause amazighe, sont souvent des amazighes citadins à moitié arabisés. Autre paradoxe, les plus grands des militants amazighes, comme Assid, Id Belkasem et Adgherni ..., sont des arabisants, c'est-à-dire, des intellectuels qui n'écrivent qu'en Arabe.
ils faut les chercher du côté algérien plutôt!
Il y a quelqu'un qui est du calibre de Matoub Lounès au Maroc?
il y a quelqu'un qui est resté aussi indépendant et militant autant que Mouloud Mamméri?
Id Belkassem a cessé d'être militant depuis son entrée à l'ircam.En mettant un pied chez le Makhzen et un autre chez le MCA il s'est fait couper derrière le pantalon!
Je ne pourrai pas élire Mohamed Chafik car il était un grand serviteur du Makhzen, directeur du collège royal! un grand, n'est-ce pas?
qui reste? waloooooo!