Justice, in a banana republic like L’Algerie, is nothing but a tool of oppression. It punishes not according to crimes, but according to the identity of the accused… and the good will of a telephone. When selling bananas becomes a crime more severely punished than cocaine trafficking, threats against State security and espionage, it is no longer justice, it is a masquerade.
The players in the circus: Kamel Chikhi ( el-bouchi ), Khaled Teboune, B. Sansal… and this poor shopkeeper.
History will judge the regime of the couple ( chengriha & teboune ). But until then, how many innocents will be crushed by a machine whose only purpose is to protect its masters?
