Harag general #BitchkovicOut

@punicist @eggcompetition Thank you 🫶🏻

@dropper_drip @eggcompetition Definitely more Berber than Italian peninsula romans They are Italian Romans + some Berber admixture on top of that

I did it I finished Ibn Khaldun’s Muqaddimah In Arabic It took me ~4 months but it wasn’t too hard to navigate because I’ve read books about it before A mind that arrives only once in a civilization. It filled me with some bittersweet pride that Tunis, our Tunis, was once capable of giving the world a thinker like him. The greatest African/Ifriqiyan after Saint Augustine

@dropper_drip Des arabes Arabes pas les Kabyles d'Alger

Ya zebi ya de plus en plus d'arabe a Tizi ouzou c'est insupportable

@punicist @eggcompetition Thanks for the info, do you think Roman Africans were genetically different to Italian peninsula romans? Maybe like more Berber/punic/Near Eastern admixture?

@dropper_drip @eggcompetition Yes Roman Africans They were Latin speaking Christians and had a distinct genetic profile too Augustine was definitely half African but his mother must have been mainly Berber even though recently Romanized (because the name Monica attests to recent Berber roots)

Battle of Bir El Gharama – Tuareg Resistance, Algeria 1881 🇩🇿⚔️

@punicist @eggcompetition Wym by African? As in a Roman living in African province

@dropper_drip @eggcompetition His mother was Berber his father was African

@eggcompetition @punicist He was a Numidian Berber chad

@punicist wasn’t sainr augustine algerian? or am i mistaking him for someone else

@InfosMinutesFR @Izm_Blk They’d probs use that to fuel their missile interceptors so they can save daddy Israel

🇩🇿 / 🇯🇴 : Selon l’économiste jordanien Shobaki, l’Algérie a refusé de fournir du gaz à la Jordanie en raison d’une position hostile à l’#Iran. A noter que la Jordanie dispose d’un consulat au Sahara Occidental occupé par le #Maroc alors que l’Algérie soutient les indépendantistes sahraouis du Front Polisario. #Algerie

@mbouam @AlgTrader @chams_jad @business That’s what I’m wondering, I’d like to hear Algerians parliament discuss this

@AlgTrader @dropper_drip @chams_jad @business Which MP we talking about UK?

European leaders are looking to buy more gas from Algeria as the Iran war curtails supplies from the Middle East. bloomberg.com/news/newslette…

@JacobAlmanzor @business We need them for now they’re our goyims, their time will come once France destroys itself thru civil war

@dropper_drip @business Sextuple the price for Moor rapebabies (Spaniards)

@AlgTrader @mbouam @chams_jad @business Local parliament in Algeria?

@mbouam @dropper_drip @chams_jad @business Everything has a price; it's not free. I will discuss this with my local parliamentary representative, and ensure the question gets asked in parliament….

@HazelSoSlay Feel like I haven’t been running into snipers as much lately on marsh

potentially extremely hot take but dire marsh pvp when snipers are not involved is the best version of pvp the game has to offer

@mbouam @AlgTrader @chams_jad @business It’s a shame I don’t understand why our government wouldn’t do it for its own population at least, never mind the extra money they’d get from selling the energy

@dropper_drip @AlgTrader @chams_jad @business Yes

@ycodxr @greentomat25144 @Khattinii Suck my cock

@greentomat25144 @dropper_drip @Khattinii Dont waist ur time with these cattle , they should be ruled over not discussed with .

And ofc it was an algerian media😭 no one hates the gulf countries more than us

@LahdidiIbr65730 @Aznag_Achelhi They weren’t elites, they were used a frontline peasants

@Aznag_Achelhi as an arab i dont claim but arabs were part of the elite and the army which is normal mongols themselves had mixed elite and army so in conclusion the state is masmuda but arabized

From the founder of the Almohad state to the Almohads themselves to the official language of the Almohad state to which ethnic group’s name the state was linked to the aristocracy of the state were all Masmuda. Wtf has Banu Hilal and mainly Zenata anything to do with the Almohad

@manofsteel__7 @pentiatent @Aznag_Achelhi All the Zirids had to do was pretend to stay aligned to the Fatimids until they collapsed 😔

@pentiatent @Aznag_Achelhi Modern English books isn’t a source , however I would yaaqub Al mansur when he said that he regretted taken Arabs to Morocco

@ZachMckeen @archeohistories Berbers, it was Berbers who introduced it but they will try claim it as usual 🤣

@archeohistories But Saudi Arabia CANNOT grow WHEAT There is NO WATER in Saudi So where did the Saudi Traders get WHEAT from ?? 😜

In 850 AD, Arab traders introduced durum wheat to Sicily, a moment that would forever change Italian cuisine. Unlike softer wheat varieties, durum wheat produced semolina, ideal for making dried pasta due to its high protein content and extended shelf life. This innovation allowed pasta to be preserved for long journeys, making it a highly tradable commodity across the Mediterranean. By 11th Century AD, under Norman rule, Sicily had become a major pasta producer, with historical sources mentioning "itriyya," an early form of dried pasta known in Arab cultures. This pasta was lightweight, non-perishable, and easy to transport, fueling its expansion across Italy and beyond. Genoese and Venetian merchants helped spread dried pasta further, cementing its role in European trade networks. As pasta-making techniques evolved, Italy perfected its craft, incorporating local flavors and creating regional varieties. By the Renaissance, pasta was deeply embedded in Italian culinary traditions, paving the way for the global pasta industry we know today. What began as an Arab agricultural innovation in Sicily eventually turned Italy into the undisputed pasta capital of the world, a title it still holds. #archaeohistories

@mbouam @AlgTrader @chams_jad @business Since 2008 they’ve been asking Algeria to make the solar Sahara project?

@dropper_drip @AlgTrader @chams_jad @business Since 2008 thousand times over Satanist Zionist Jewish Mafia has Different plans for DZ & it's population

@AlgTrader @mbouam @chams_jad @business Tbf it doesn’t need to be on the house, it’s been proven that even a tiny tiny tiny area of our Sahara can be used to power our country completely, I’m pretty sure the EU tried to get us to do it in the past but we refused (I could be wrong)

do you have solar or have you ever installed it?? it took my dad over 10 years before seeing any return on his solar panels, which he invested in (when installed above his home). There are maintenance cost, repairs (which they don't tell you), cleaning costs. birds that live under it. house roof looking ugly... not worth it.