Moroccan Salafist Fizazi, a fugitive from justice, returned to the charge after his open letter to Bouteflika

According Algerie 360.Com,The Moroccan Salafist leader Mohamed Fizazi has sent an open letter to the presidentAbdelaziz Bouteflika, asking him to act of repentance and justice for Morocco, before he died."You'll go from the Almighty soon as you're old and sick, you should do justice to Morocco, while you still can, because in front of the Lord, you know that does not justify any pressure on you to how your army general . ""Before God, nothing will benefit you unless your goodness here, and the best in your case would be to stop feeding separatism and wars in the Moroccan Sahara and the opening of the land border and allow families torn by your constraints, meeting together. Fizazi He wrote to President Bouteflika.As for the case of Western Sahara, occupied by Morocco, Mohamed Fizazi said that Algeria is doomed: "The Sahara in Morocco is a just cause, a precision that can not resist the historical falsifications or speeches without any credit, full of lies, which is the reason for this problem God has destined us victory, "said Fizazi, adding that" in military terms, the Sahara was a series of defeats in Algeria, as it fights for injustice, above all, the soldier Algeria is without a soul, without morals, without religious fervor, can not fight and die for a lie. ""My letter to Bouteflika mortally wounded some Algerian media"The Salafist Mohamed Fizazi, who had called on the Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, repentance and reconciliation with Morocco, before dying responded on his Facebook page Wednesday, the Algerian reactions to his remarks, calling them "a rabid attack", failure of of him."My letter was lethal to some Algerians that I can see," he wrote, mocking the Salafist leader, adding that "some Algerians come to flaunt, against me, their lows, their infamy and wickedness saying to my attention , their follies that are only small features of rudeness, of sinners. ""I deeply regret that some beauty and subtleties of Morocco, men of culture and artists are so spending their time and efforts in causes incorrect, they have developed to defend our land and our honor," added the Salafist.Reaction of the Algerian Ministry of Foreign AffairsAsked about the open letter of Salafi leader Mohamed Fizazi as published by some titles in the Moroccan press, the spokesman of the Foreign Ministry Amar Belani, reacted as follows:"We oppose a proud contempt as infamous meanness coming from a former inmate involved in the terrorist attacks in Casablanca on 16 May 2003 and wants to return the royal pardon obtained in 2011, also stain the morality and religion, enjoying the role of snarling service Pug. "

Mohamed Fizazi , the leader salafist .