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From Outside the law to the historical truth

After the controversy over the new film Bouchareb



From Outside the Law

to historical truth

by

Alexander Gerbi

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Q UATRE months before its theatrical release, Outside the Law Bouchareb rocked Cannes and is already flowing rivers of ink . Should be welcomed. Reopen the case because Algeria is in any way, beneficial.




D ince fifty years, the French state in all its aspects and emanations asserts that Africans in general and Algerians in particular aspired to Independence and General de Gaulle, in his great wisdom, they finally fulfilled his vow.

Now this is essentially a fallacy since the last analysis, General de Gaulle and his allies imposed independence for Africans. For reasons unmentionable, touching on race, civilization, religion and money.


Entourloupe global

If hope is allowed now is that something new has occurred in recent years and grows remarkably in recent months. Now, in small political, intellectual and even French university, no one seriously questions specialists that Africa was dropped fifty years ago by a French state racist and greedy. Difficult, indeed, to deny that Africa has known the silent whisper and still more openly ...

Indirectly, it is understood that the official history of the Franco-African decolonization is the best of the fable, the Worst of the impostor. This last assertion is obviously very annoying. Especially as the dirty trick is deployed intercontinental scale, if not global, and its implications are enormous ...

Listing reversal

As an example of this historiographical unprecedented turnaround begins to explode (with the key, there is at least right to expect major changes in the Franco-African relations over the years and decades to come ...), this exchange surreal, most recently on France 5. The

Monday, May 24, 2010, in issuing C in air Yves Calvi, entitled "Algeria, Golden Palm taboos," among political scientists, historians and other sociologists result, here is what we heard to the minute 0'59 :

Raphael Drai: Both the others must understand that we are on a real site, that site is extremely painful and that it is a way to talk about things (...) to describe the real machine that crushed us all, and each other. Because in 1958, this month of May is a month fabulous, with a sky blue as I have never seen, there was a moment of brotherhood. So of course, from the perspective of political analysis, we say that each and the others were transported by truck, everyone has told stories. But I think in high schools, I believe in public places, there was a moment, a moment like this, who also recalled one of those great moments, for example, the French Revolution. There. Everything was possible. It was still necessary to take the party to grant French citizenship to all Algerians ... But that, I think, General de Gaulle, from this point of view, has much tacked and ...

Benjamin Stora ( a weariness mocking): More ... de Gaulle!

Draï Raphael: Yes, No, De Gaulle, but of course! because it is present. I mean ... When he arrived at the balcony ...

An inaudible voice, a few laughs.

Raphael Drai: Sure, it bothers to talk about all this ...

A voice: Yes.

Draï Raphael: But I think there were in 1958, a movement that broke fraternity which could have the best out ... But then, history, politics decided otherwise ... The petty politics ...

The biggest lie in history de France

Nobody contradicted Raphael Drai. Benjamin Stora has just yelped the sacred name, and an unidentified voice approved the embarrassing nature of the subject. As for Yves Calvi, he has not seen fit to raise, as is customary in such cases. That discomfort you're told ...

Especially since the only precision called for by the political scientist Raphael Draï comment is a reminder that political equality, if it was, indeed, finally refused to Algerians by twice through independence and the FLN in 1962, was still first indeed, given the Algerians in the wake of the revolution of May 1958. 46 members and Arab-Berber found place for four years, the Palais Bourbon. But because of shenanigans, flouting all the promises by which he had justified his return to power and obtained the votes of the people, wearing black Africa as a lever, the General, his men and his supporters managed to bury the spirit of May 1958 and extirpated Algeria to France. To avoid that France is "bougnoulisée" in the words of Charles de Gaulle.

Meanwhile, on the set of C in the air, on the 5th string of public service, May 24, 2010, the day of Pentecost, we were told quietly, almost without turmoil, the official history of French decolonization as it is told in half a century school, television, print media, by intellectuals and politicians, is basically a huge lie, which he could prove he is the biggest lie in the history of France, and that it is the root cause of most of our dramas.

We understand why, two years ago, in May 2008, the media and the authorities of the Fifth Republic blanciste fêtèrent the anniversary of the scheme on tiptoe. We also understand that the Year of Africa in France takes place in the utmost discretion in this very embarrassing fiftieth anniversary of the alleged "independence" in Africa.

Alexander Gerbi