Brahim Ghali and the Military Regime: When the Victim Defends the Executioner

Contradictions of the Algerian Regime: Luxury in the Palace and a Bitter Reality on the Street

While the Algerian citizen suffers from soaring prices and long queues for basic needs, a provocative scene emerges that embodies political schizophrenia: Brahim Ghali, leader of the Polisario Front, enjoys luxury and diplomatic privileges under the direct patronage of the regime. This glaring contrast is no accident, but a systematic strategy followed by the generals of the El Mouradia Palace to shift attention away from their disastrous failure in managing internal affairs.

Fires, Hunger, and Death Boats: The Toll of Years of Misinformation

The situation in Algeria is sorrowful; while the nation’s wealth is drained to fund hostile agendas against Morocco, wildfires consume forests and lives, and young people drown at sea in search of the dignity denied to them by the regime at home. Poverty gnaws at the vulnerable, while billions are squandered on arms deals and support for separatism.

Political Stockholm Syndrome: The Mystery of Defending the “Executioner”

Perhaps the most baffling phenomenon is the category of citizens who fiercely defend Brahim Ghali, despite these being the very people who steal their dreams. Psychologists explain this as a type of “Stockholm Syndrome,” where the victim identifies with their abuser under the influence of intensive media brainwashing. The regime has created an “imaginary enemy,” Morocco, to direct the street’s anger toward it, while the true enemy resides within their palaces in the capital.

Mind Manipulation: A Survival Strategy Over the Bodies of the Innocent

The Algerian regime uses a massive media machine to falsify facts. This propaganda aims to keep the citizen in a state of constant alert, far from holding those who waste wealth accountable. Engaging in the defense of mercenary symbols is a tacit admission of defeat for reason, and evidence of how successful the shadow institutions have been in turning a segment of the Algerian people into a shield for those who exploit their suffering.

Conclusion: How Long Will This Divorce From Reality Continue?

The continuation of these hostile policies will only deepen the crisis. History does not forgive regimes that sacrifice their peoples for illusions of expansion and control. A day will come when this people realizes that bread, dignity, and the right to live in peace are far more important than polishing the image of individuals who serve only their own corrupt interests.