HIBAPRESS – Mohammed Manfalouti
In a new old joke, the Secretary-General of the Algerian National Democratic Rally party, "Moundir Boudin," tried to market a delusion during a popular gathering in the state of Batna, that Algerian apples are more beautiful and delicious than French apples, waving an apple in his hand.
This apple of Boudin, which brought upon him a barrage of criticism, came on the tongue of the deputy of the Algerian Society of Peace Movement, "Zakaria Belkhir," when he addressed him, saying: "The economy is measured by numbers and achievements, not by the taste of apples." Boudin, who did not stop at the limit of "praising Algerian apples," tried to play on the strings of victimhood and defend the right of peoples to self-determination, without general culture or knowledge of history and geography, when he stood addressing a lecture in front of the people, and they applauded him, and in his hand an apple, trying to mislead his applauders with data that did not respect historical, geographical, or religious references, comparing East Timor and the Moroccan Sahara. The Algerian political activist, Walid Kabir, responded in a post, saying: "You tried to compare East Timor and the Moroccan Sahara, but you do not know that the fundamental difference between them is great. The population of the Moroccan Sahara are Muslims and have tribal and historical extensions with the rest of the regions of the Kingdom of Morocco, meaning they are originally Moroccans, while the population of East Timor are Catholic Christians and are the second largest Catholic gathering in Asia after the Philippines, while Indonesia is the largest Muslim country in the world in terms of population." The Algerian political activist Walid Kabir "described the Secretary-General of the Algerian National Democratic Rally party, "Moundir Boudin," as a person who does not have a general culture, advising him to search on Google before speaking. This came in response to the statements of the Secretary-General, who said that the Bandung Conference in Indonesia was held in 1956, and the truth is that it was held between April 18 and 24, 1955, and that East Timor was occupied by the British occupation, and the truth is that it was a Portuguese colony since the 16th century AD (1515-1975) and Lisbon abandoned it after the Portuguese Carnation Revolution in 1974. Before Walid Kabir addressed him, sarcastically saying, "I just wanted to correct some information for you so that your mistakes do not recur in the future, and when you don't know, search on Google so that your words do not become a scandal."
