Algeria cannot exist. This fake state is a colonial fabrication, a territory illegally detached by the French gangsters from its correct place, e.g. the Ottoman Empire, that corrsponds to absolutely no national vow.
French colonialism in Algeria has been a calamitous experience for the oppressed and tyrannized indigenous nation of Amazigh whose very existence has been systematically targeted by the evil Freemasonic tyranny of Paris and their local agents in North Africa.
By fabricating a (...)

They have largely been ignored by the rest of the world, but some analysts say the U.S. might soon need to reach out to a little known indigenous group in Algeria known as the Kabyles, for help in the war against al Qaeda and other Islamic extremists who operate from the North African nation.
The Kabyles are part of the indigenous Berber peoples of North Africa and who in recent years have been pursuing self rule for the territory they call Kabylia within Algeria. A largely secular group of (...)

To begin a new year of struggle for autonomy of Kabylia, the MAK has once again challenged the racist regime of Bouteflika by organizing two successful marches in Vgayet and Tizi-Ouzou. Despite repression and insecurity sustained by the Algerian regime and Islamists in the Kabyle country, these events have attracted more than 10,000 peoples. The MAK, which records the victory, remains without news of some of its activists. It alerted international opinion on the disappearances and urged (...)

Who are the Berbers?
Since time immemorial, North Africa has been inhabited by the indigenous people known as Imazighen*. These Berber populations, across northern Africa, have known a series of invasions and occupations that date back thousands of years, including those of the Phoenicians, the Romans, the Vandals, the Byzantines, the Arabs, the Spanish, the Turks and the French. Despite ceaseless efforts by each colonizer to erase and eradicate this indigenous culture, the latter not only (...)

Ex-President Jimmy Carter has recently asked Jews for forgiveness.
Among his other sources of conflict with members of the Tribe are his persistently, one-sided takes on Arab-Israeli issues culminating in his book equating Israel with the former apartheid regime of South Africa.
Carter claims that the fact that his grandson is now running for office in their home state of Georgia has nothing to do with his apology. He states that Jews only make up 2% of the county where his grandson (...)

En francais
At a time when in France, one wonders about national identity, we focus our attention on our own identity as Franco-Kabyle. The kabyle identity, despised and endangered in his own country, is ignored in the country of human rights. However, what was unthinkable in Algeria since the Berber Spring of 1980, the debate on the question of identity, in turn comes back like an underground spring gushing from the ground, and this, strangely, from the French news. The passionate (...)

On the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, December 10, 2009, Ferhat Mehenni, Kabyle MAK (Movement for the autonomy of Kabylia ) leader has been held back at the Tunisian airport Tunis-Carthage, and escorted back to the same plane to fly back to France. The Tunisian authorities stated that they don't want to get in troubles with the Algerian government in allowing the M.A.K leader Ferhat Mehenni accessing the Tunisian land, and that's not the first time those (...)