«Mon agenda n’est pas consolidé», confesse le barbouze Boualem Sansal

“My agenda is not consolidated,” confesses the barbouze Boualem Sansal

A politician not a writer

For those who still doubt Boualem Sansal’s still hostile and malicious intentions towards Algeria, they just need to read the short interview given to his sidekick Kamel Daoud, published in the periodical Le Point.
Proof that we are in no way dealing with a writer concerned with literature, but with an agent provocateur determined to carry out his plan to annihilate Algeria.

In his interview with Kamel Daoud, to the question of his sidekick who spoke with him on the phone as soon as he landed in Berlin – “How are you?” – Boualem Sansal responds to him straight away, spontaneously, betraying his political designs and his aborted agenda of destabilizing Algeria: “Pretty good, I’m strong, you know.
Listen, my agenda is not consolidated, because there is the political side which comes first.
Hostile political designs and disastrous agenda corroborated by this scathing and bloody reply that he provided to his sidekick Kamel Daoud.
“My agenda is not consolidated,” he confesses. In other words, he admits that he had an agenda to destabilize and dislocate Algeria, upset by his arrest and incarceration.
Boualem Sansal also reveals his true vocation, that of a politician and not a writer, or rather that of a barbouze: “There is the political side which comes first”. Boualem Sansal has always been a front man for Zionism, an agent of the Barbouzian Parisian inner circle.
Further on, at the end of the interview, to Daoud’s question: “From everything you’ve told me, do you want me to write a specific sentence?”, Boualem Sansal retorts: “You say: ‘Hello France, Boualem is coming back. We’re going to win!'”
“We’re going to win” what? The war, first ideological and media, then political, diplomatic and military against Algeria?
In any case, in France, the arrest of Boualem Sansal will have unleashed a virulent campaign of animosity against Algeria. An outpouring of hatred tinged with racism. Beyond being despicable, this outburst of hostility against Algeria was unfounded. All the French media were crying scandal. “A writer targeted by a regime where arbitrariness competes with tyranny”, these are, in summary, the headlines of the French media. To read the French newspapers, Boualem Sansal would have been arrested for his disturbing literary works, his works critical of Algerian power. However, since the beginning of his career as a literary henchman, Boualem Sansal has never been worried or arrested for his publications.
Indeed, for more than thirty years, Boualem Sansal freely exercised his activity as a scribbler “critic of the regime and Islam” in Algeria, without ever having been arrested.
His books, published in France, were sold freely in Algeria. All his novels and essays, ”The Oath of the Barbarians”, a charge against Algeria by the FLN and the Islamists, up to his last ”Le Français”, let’s talk about it, including ”Rue Darwin”, were available in Algerian bookstores.
In reality, if Boualem Sansal, this fascist apologist for the Israeli genocide against the Palestinian people, was arrested and incarcerated in Algeria, it is absolutely not for his literary writings, that is to say for his quality as a “writer”.
If this fascist was arrested and incarcerated in Algeria, it is for his commitments and his pro-Zionist and pro-Moroccan positions, that is to say as a proven and inveterate agent of Zionism and the Makhzen. And, above all, for his scandalous media outing where, in an interview with a French media outlet, he declared that the cities of western Algeria, such as Tlemcen and Oran, belong to Morocco.
Indeed, Boualem Sansal maintained in an interview with the far-right media, Frontière, of which he is part of the strategic committee, that part of Algeria was attached to Morocco before independence, taking up the expansionist Moroccan theses of the Al-Istiqlal party.
Also the conviction and incarceration of Boualem Sansal are linked to his statements made to this French media on
“the belonging of certain cities in western Algeria, such as Oran and Tlemcen, to Morocco”.
Through this political and non-literary slippage, Boualem Sansal crossed the red line. With infamous treachery, he attempted to dislocate, no pun intended, the border of national unity, to disintegrate the territorial integrity of Algeria.
An agenda of destabilization and dislocation that he intends to pursue, as he confesses to his sidekick Kamel Daoud. Boualem Sansal was a literary forger. A triple agent (DGSE, DGED, Mossad) disguised as a writer.
He owes his political-literary career to his anti-Muslim obsession and his pathological hatred of Islam, which inspired his nauseating political work built on the same and unique Islamophobic theme.
The filthy Boualem Sansal was the VRP of Zionism. For years, as a paid intellectual mercenary, he deliberately focused international public attention on Islamism, established as the main universal danger threatening humanity, to better obscure the global danger of imperialist and genocidal Zionism.
To better exonerate capitalism, the provider of famines and wars. With Sansal, the enemy to fight and defeat is no longer capitalism, imperialism and Zionism, but Islamism, even though it is a bastard child generated by these dominant powers.
Boualem Sansal’s intellectual imposture was limitless. This agent of Atlanticist imperialism virulently denounces the phantasmagoric Islamization of the Western world at a time when this world is undergoing radical Zionization and is subject to Zionist totalitarianism. Everything suggests that the dhimmi of Israel
Sansal, has been charged, since the beginning of his career as a political-literary mercenary, with a mission of political misdirection by his Zionist sponsors.
And, above all, destabilization of Algeria. Did he not accuse Algeria of being the purveyor of terrorism? In an interview given to the magazine Valeurs Acteurs on November 21, 2023, Boualem Sansal made extremely serious accusations against Algeria.
Not only had he delivered Algeria to international vindictiveness by asserting that the Algerian power “supports and finances Hamas”, but he had argued that the Algerian power was exporting “its” terrorism to France. How ? By making a “deal” with Algerian terrorist Islamists.
“Through the so-called law of national reconciliation which said to some: let’s forget our misfortunes and let’s get rich together, and to others go and wage jihad elsewhere, in France where the brothers need you so much.”

“I don’t know if, in France, we noted the coincidence, Islamist violence increased tenfold in France at the time when power-Islamist reconciliation came into force in Algeria. The front changed sides overnight,” he alleged.

Khider Mesloub