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Dr. HUSSEIN BEN KIRAT
09/13/11
The right in Spain is headed by Rajoy, a successor of the fascist leader Aznar.

Rajoy, a native of Galicia, the original homeland of a certain Generalissimo Franco, is making so much noise and threatening language towards Morocco and its Western Sahara, as a cover up for the main issues which are, the economy and trade apart, the problem of resolving the question of the occupation of Ceuta and Melilla as well as providing compensation for Moroccan gassed victims of the Rif war.

Morocco should use the many weapons at its disposal to sort out some of these far-right elements in the PP and use all the legal means to counter them.

Spain's economic problems are not going to be resolved by tomorrow even if the right wins the next elections planned for November 2011.

The area that hurts most is trade and this should be targeted to deal with the few intransigent hardliners that are still reminiscing Franco’s era.

In addition, Morocco has to use its own muscles to influence issues with Spanish industrialists and investors who committed their meagre investment to expand into Moroccan business rather than the bankrupt Spanish one.

The Moroccan government should also use its influence with the GCC to apply economic pressure on Spain as well as gather support from other friendly nations throughout the world to fight Spanish neocolonialism in all its forms and shapes.

The question of Moroccan unification to include the Western Sahara and the occupied Moroccan territories should be part and parcel of a pro-active Moroccan foreign policy and regional democracy, as implied in the new Constitution.

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In the light of the efforts of Italian fascist activism and Spanish support to delay agreement on Agriculture, Morocco should actively counter these two countries as well as review its relations with the 24 voters who supported the proposal and deal with them accordingly.

In the case of Italy and Spain Morocco should freeze all future contracts and economic cooperation with them, as both Spain and Italy are on the verge of economic bankruptcy and both need the Maghreb, the Middle East and Africa to survive.

As Italy was able together support against the interest of Morocco, the latter should use all its diplomatic channels, especially the GCC group, which it is about to join, and other friendly nations from Africa to show solidarity by boycotting and fighting in a concerted effort all remnants of colonialist designs that are still thriving in the so-called democratic states of Europe.

Morocco should actively link its claims on Melilla, Ceuta and the other islands (including the return of Shafarrine Islands from Spanish Shafarra) to those of Madrid-London on Gibraltar and their destiny should lead to the same outcome.

Notwithstanding the Touareg claims to a homeland in the Sahel and Algerian southern region which the French already planned in the 1950s, the question of the Africanization of the Canary Islands and the Guanch-Amazigh people should be part of the decolonization process of Africa by European colonialists.

Europe needs more Morocco, Africa and the Arab world than the other way around. As mentioned elsewhere, Africa has 99% of the non- Communist world’s diamonds, 60% of its gold, 42% of its cobalt, and 34% of its bauxite.

The US and Europe are losing ground in Africa to China; Africa represents 30% of the world uranium supply and 20% of oil.

Nigeria alone supplies as much oil to the US as Saudi Arabia, in addition to Algerian oil and gas and the dominance of Moroccan, Tunisian, Jordanian and Syrian phosphates which are needed in the world of tomorrow’s food supply.

The survival of Europe is no longer dependent on itself as it reached full capacity and there are no more ‘cows’ to milk and is now reverting to the old imperialist policies of neocolonialism to further its expansion and create wealth for its citizens by integrating or rather absorbing the southern region into their economic planning following the principle of acting from the centre to the periphery and next stage will be to move from North Africa to the Sahel regions, Central Africa and finally to South Africa, if the Chinese let them through.

The race is on the cards and China is already dislodging them and their trade in Africa has seen extraordinary upward trends in all fields while that of the EU and the US has been on constant decline.

Dr. Ben Kirat was educated at Oxford and Nottingham Universities and, holds a Post Graduate Certificate in Education from Westminster College Oxford, an M.A in French Studies and a PhD in International Relations from Nottingham University.

Iniciado por tplink888

Uiiii hoy casi Pornogràfico , a la tercera esta apunto versele la tetilla

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incorrecto.. las tetazas se le ven bien.. y ademas de propina, esta a punto de versele el pezón