A Syrian writer and media person blesses the Amazigh people in the new Amazigh year and calls them to liberation and independence from the Qurayshi Bedouin thought
From Ladikih, the famous Syrian journalist and journalist Nidal Naisa wrote a written message and a voice and image message to the Amazigh people across North Africa congratulating them on the Amazigh New Year 2969, which falls on the second week of January Gregorian, but he also called on them to independence and get rid of what he called “the Arab Bedouin thought of the Qurayshi desert.” He also drew the attention of the Amazighs that the Amazigh New Year's Day coincides with the Eastern New Year's Day among the peoples of the West Bank of the Mediterranean Basin. Given the similarity of ideas to the point of congruence between the message of the Syrian writer and what is going on in North Africa, the site decided to re-transmit the message as the writer published it on his site. This is the text of the message:
To the great Amazigh people: Happy New Year to
all the afflicted peoples and victims who have been under the yoke of occupation and primitive desert Bedouin colonization
We extend to all of you our sincerest congratulations, blessings and good wishes, and we say every year and you are a thousand good, on the occasion of the Amazigh New Year and the beginning of the new year 2969, and in the hope of salvation, liberation, and liberation from the restrictions and sediments of occupation and Arab settler colonialism and the repercussions of the invasion of ISIS Yathrib and Mecca, the abominable backward of ancient civilizations and cultures, obliterating them and burning their green It has dried up and eliminated all the features of life, creativity, giving and joy in it, and turned it into ruins, ruins, garages and farms especially for the occupiers, and the dispersal and dissemination of the culture of hatred, racism, tribalism, discrimination, superiority, atonement and hatred, and a great and great hope and dream for the return of spirit, civilization, creativity, a bright life, and complete independence for this great good people from the clutches of domination and occupation. The obscurantist, backward, obnoxious, obscurantist
Nidal Naisa
is a Syrian writer and journalist
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