Nailed, Morocco sets its terrorists in motion against Western Sahara civil population

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In a video posted on Youtube, and in a Daesh-like-scenario, a named Said Zalmat, a bearded Moroccan in Islamist hard liner fundamentalist way and the look of a subservient member of a terrorist group, holds a speech full of mouths blows against the Polisario and Algeria. Carrying a Samurai sword, a head bandaged in black with white letters of the Moroccan kingdom official slogan; Allah, homeland, king and dressed in a military uniform, this terrorist hastily comes out of a mountain cave, walks on a rocky hill in the outskirts of The Moroccan city Mekness and begins using and abusing the Islamic terminology to warn and threaten those he qualifies enemies of the territorial integrity of Morocco, namely the Saharawis and Algerians. Straight at the end of his speech full of insatiable hatred, he sets ablaze the flag of the Saharawi Republic and that of Algeria promising their states and peoples a bitter retaliation and horrible repercussions. http://youtu.be/Ewx13iVTK2c

Nevertheless, this is not the first time that Rabat monarchical regime sets in motion its terrorists to threaten the Sahrawis amid the full knowledge of the Moroccan security authorities without that the latter take measures to deter these terrorist and extremely dangerous actions. Likewise, not a long time ago a young man named Amine El Baroudi, affiliated with Morocco Royalist Youth, a youth organization fabricated by Morocco official apparatus, posted a video (see below) in which he violently attacked the Sahrawi population, threatening them of gruesome revenge, gun at hand. Nevertheless, no law suit was issued against him. http://youtu.be/47rjSVG52oU 
Even worse, in an article in the Moroccan online newspaper “l’Observateur du Maroc”,” the director of this publication himself Arif Hakim, disguised in a call for a cyber-terrorist war, encourages young Moroccans to commit terrorist actions against the Saharawis http: //lobservateurdumaroc.info/2014/10/10/hackers-a-vos-claviers/ 

This scurrilous call to inflict harmful acts against the The Saharawi civilian population has been echoed visually this time. In fact, in its news bulletin, the local widely viewed Moroccan TV 2M held the Saharawis students responsible accusing them of killing a Moroccan student during the bloody events that took place in Marrakech university campus. An accusation pronounced live before even the release of the final investigation report of Morocco royal prosecutor, not mentioning the court final verdict.http://youtu.be/8iTpgSWPQLs
For the colonial regime in Rabat, everything is permitted to defend its occupation of Western Sahara including official state hatred campaign against the Saharawis and the use of terrorism.
Khalil Asmar

https://freedomsupport.wordpress.com/2016/04/30/pinned-morocco-sets-its-terrorists-in-motion-against-western-sahara-civil-population/

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