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Submitted by omar erraji (Morocco), Dec 26, 2005 at 07:52

...morocco is not an arab country. arabs constitutes only 10 percent of the inhabitants. the majority are berbers and they are the native born of north africa not only morocco so we solicit the whole countries of the world to try to impose sanctions upon those corrupted people who govern the country and try to eradicate berbers culture and identity and those who encourages arabization in this non arab country

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