The Algerian Counter-Investigation of the French “Supplementary Investigation”

Tristan Waleckx, the public entertainer of France Télévisions.

What a circus! Those who commissioned the televised masquerade “Supplementary Investigation: Rumors and Dirty Tricks, the Secret France–Algeria War,” broadcast on France Télévisions, once again scraped the bottom of their gutter-dweller reserves to satisfy their urge to belch their hatred of Algeria. According to Ségolène Royal, this so-called “documentary” began filming back when Retailleau was Interior Minister. The idea therefore came from this petty, ambitious bureaucrat riding the far-right wave to feed his hunger for power. But if this “gem” of deranged investigative journalism was aired, it is because the current occupant of the Élysée gave his approval—no such turd gets released without the consent of the legendary Élysée couple.

And so, neo-colonial France served us yet another remake of its ridiculous history, once again attacking Algeria with a tissue of lies of such baseness and petty malice that even CNews would not disown them—broadcast on a public channel now striving to compete with Vincent Bolloré’s television latrines. We therefore enlisted the help of our Algerian sleuths—Inspector Mergou, our national Hercule Poirot, and Inspector Tahar, our very own Colombo—to conduct a counter-investigation into this heap of Franco-French filth. First observation from our distinguished cops: this pitiful Tartufferie mirrors a France in decline. An inept script with no spark, no flair, no imagination, no brilliance, and an appalling intellectual poverty. Madame Royal was right—this script is pure Retailleau: as dreary as a day without bread.

Even those who claimed to speak for Algeria—who, incidentally, asked for nothing—would have been better off keeping quiet. They tried in vain to navigate the minefield of jingoistic propaganda and failed to dodge some of the attacks from the little red-haired interviewer grilling them. All that was missing was the electric generator to force them to confess that Algeria is a dictatorship. Ségolène Royal, a seasoned politician, told us that sensing the trap, she refused to take part in this farce. As for Benjamin Stora, his remarks were drastically cut, no doubt deemed too far from the editorial line. We keep saying in our articles that what Algeria needs is a patriotic current and real patriots to defend it—not insignificant show-biz intermittents with no backbone and no political training. Defending Algeria requires dismantling the jingoistic, fascistic narrative and argumentation.

None of those interviewed had the courage or political stature to do so. They let colonial France drone on with the same narrative it has used for decades—casting itself as the “white knight,” the Crusader of a superior race bearing a civilizing mission, while portraying Algeria as the “evil barbarian” that must be civilized. It is foreseeable that the debacle France is experiencing under Macron’s so-called “democratic” regime will eventually sweep away all the moronic assertions spewed 24/7 by certified far-right yappers. It will be their undoing. This behavior will lead nowhere, as they hold no cards in the balance of power they themselves have initiated against Algeria. As for the brain-dead viewers glued to their TV screens—the only ones who believe this nonsense—their awakening will be brutal.

So what did the show rely on? On MAK-linked terrorists always ready to attack Algeria and to revive the “who kills whom” narrative whenever France orders them into action; and on the testimony of Amir Boukhors, aka Amir el-Mazda or Amir Fafa—a fabrication of Commander Franck, who picked this illiterate bastard, barely able to express himself properly, to turn him into an “opponent.” That’s all they managed to milk from the cow, as my grandmother would say—and it’s not glorious. The French have sunk very low, choosing shady characters born of academic failure. France Télévisions’ so-called “investigative journalists” fished this nobody out of a sewer to babble about a sovereign state, spit on its intelligence services, and insult its president. Once again, he served us his spoiled fairy tale in his backwater gibberish: allegedly kidnapped and drugged by Algerian intelligence, only to wake up with two women. Lucky guy! He complains despite getting a free dose and two women as a bonus—what more could one ask for?

This madness belongs in a Bollywood film—minus the exoticism. It’s sure to fuel the fantasies of drug addicts roaming Europe’s streets, especially since daily shipments from Bousbir (Morocco) and the services of the Mocro Maffia ensure drugs flow freely through European cities teeming with seekers of hallucinations and artificial paradises. If they learned that our intelligence services kidnap people to drug them and provide women, we’d see lines of zombies on sidewalks outside our embassies and consulates demanding the same fate as Amir el-Mazda. Writing this article is therefore a public service, helping preserve public order in European countries and around our diplomatic missions: no, it’s not worth dreaming—our intelligence services do not kidnap people to drug them! Need it be repeated that Algerian intelligence services—renowned worldwide for their effectiveness—have far better things to do than abduct idiots, drug them, and dump them back into the wild?

Same rhetoric from Hichem Aboud, the Makhzen’s official bootlicker, who once again ranted on YouTube accusing Lotfi Nezzar—the son of our friend, the late Khaled Nezzar—of trying to kidnap him with the help of Algerian intelligence in order to drug and rape him. Aboud should urgently stop consuming Moroccan hashish and check himself into the nearest psychiatric asylum. His recurring fantasies of kidnapping, drugs, and rape by our intelligence services betray a mental instability requiring immediate care. And to think that all these mentally ill individuals are presented as “opponents”! Is this serious? Social networks like YouTube, TikTok, and others are harmful and dangerous tools that must be handled with caution, as they often foster addiction that damages mental balance and stupefies users.

To defend a country, one must first acquire political training—which is unfortunately rare. Being a patriot means working for one’s country, raising one’s children, and above all stopping the nonsense. As for the advocates of khawa khawa with their Moroccan “brothers,” they should revise their position. We see what these “brothers” do to the Sahrawis, and what they do to the Algerian people—stealing their culture, appropriating it, and flooding our land with drugs. Thirty-five tons of drugs smuggled from Morocco were seized by our security services in 2025, and three Moroccan traffickers were recently eliminated by our army in Béchar. That’s a clear message to anyone approaching our borders. What more do you need to understand?

Ségolène Royal’s visit to Algiers and her remarks advocating mutual respect and reconciliation immediately triggered a media diarrhea in France. Outraged reactions from all the faux-virgins erupted in unison across radio and TV channels, each indulging in a nervous bowel movement. Madame Royal was lynched and insulted by every petty telegraphist in the service of billionaires. “Does Algeria respect France?” asked a far-right lackey who spews bile about Algeria daily. I reply: does France respect itself? Is Zionized France—under oligarchic tutelage and run by a clique of incompetent technocrats—respectable?

As respectable as its cocaine-addicted president, for sure; a pretentious, unstable pipsqueak, for sure; beaten by his elderly spouse dressed as a woman, for sure; clinging to power despite being hated by over 80% of the French people who want him gone. For sure. In any case, this program once again revealed France’s ravaged face—unable to invent anything to unite a people disoriented by years of waste perpetrated by a small, degenerate oligarchic clique running the country, not to mention the incurable reactionary mindset of the deep state, still sick with colonialism and continuing to view Algeria as a French department. Yes sir.

Like the United States, under whose boot it submits, France—Europe in general, and several vassal countries—are run by mentally ill individuals, deranged fanatics who plunge the populations in their charge into an unspeakable morass while they lounge in the privileges they granted themselves. Enough of the moral lessons from a gang of decadent, corrupt sleazebags! Algeria is great through its people, its history, its army—and the brave, unflinching gesture of the Algerian gendarme who thumbed his nose at Bousbirian and Zionist agitators at the border deserves praise. We also salute our great army and all the institutions defending our country and our people, knowing they are deeply republican and patriotic. This small symbolic gesture at the border is a call to resistance—and our response, as Algerian patriots, to all who attack us. The nif represents pride, honor, and courage—qualities beyond the reach of Moroccan doormats who wave Zionist rags and belly-dance at our border, thinking they can intimidate us. We rather feel like we’re watching baboons shaking their cages at the zoo. Keep going, you lunatics—we’ll eventually toss you some peanuts.

And since we’re on the Bousbir chapter, note that in the French trash media where polished fascists like Pascal Praud and his ilk operate—the Bolloré boys and girls, or pedophiles like Morandini—not a word is said about Moroccan services operating on French soil, despite Morocco’s total control over its immigration. This doesn’t come from us alone—though we’ve long said it—but from Georges Malbrunot, a French journalist and agent. This submission to the Tomato King—now also King of Napkins—extends to elected officials of the banana republic, like Minister Rachida Dati, whose omnipresence in power circles owes much to her oral organ, honed into virtuosity through long practice. Recall that RTBF produced an entire report on Moroccan services’ infiltration of Belgian institutions titled “Belgium Under Influence?” and that the MoroccoGate scandal—hypocritically renamed Qatargate to preserve the “virtue” of the Bousbirian prostitute known as the Makhzen—revealed how thoroughly European institutions were rotten to the core from envelopes distributed by Moroccan agents.

The Algerian authorities’ response was exemplary in declaring the French ambassador persona non grata due to conduct unworthy of a diplomat, taking over from the baklava-peddler Driencourt. One wonders why France keeps sending us Floating Jacket enthusiasts like Driencourt and Bajolet—both DGSE. Everything representing France should be persona non grata until they understand they must deal with us as equals, with mutual respect. Only then can relations between states be envisaged. Madame Ségolène Royal understood this well—coming to Algeria with respect and dignity befitting a true stateswoman acting in her country’s interest. She was warmly received by the Algerian people and honored by our authorities. She found a modern country with a welcoming people—and was not chased by savages in sheepskins wielding swords, as portrayed by far-right media.

Among the countless vile absurdities vomited on French channels competing to outdo each other in grotesquery, let us cite Europe 1, where the sinister Pierre Lellouche dared spin a fable claiming that during his 2011 visit to Algeria with Raffarin, Algerians asked when the French would return to colonize them. Only French fascists could believe such nonsense, and one must know Algerians very poorly to utter such an enormity. Still, this can only be a coded message foreshadowing a Machiavellian plan being cooked up against Algeria.

Of course, knowing that France is completely subservient to the Zionist entity, that Franco-Israeli dual nationals sit in Parliament and have infiltrated every sphere of politics, media, finance, culture, and more, it’s no surprise to hear these genocidal Zionists ranting on TV against Algeria—like Pierre Lellouche fantasizing in November 2025 about a remake of the French Revolution massacres with rivers of Muslim blood in the streets of France, or Shoah standard-bearer Arno Klarsfeld advocating mass roundups of undocumented foreigners. These genocidal “democrats” would gladly reproduce in France the massacre they are carrying out in Palestine.

Algeria is a sovereign state that takes lessons from no one and remains impervious to all neo-colonial discourse, French or otherwise. The so-called “opponents” fabricated in the laboratories of the Gai d’Orsay or the Gai des Orfèvres are nothing but spineless, talentless traitors—neo-Harkis, mercenaries—whether they call themselves Amir DZ or Fafa, Aboud, Sifaoui, Sansal, Daoud, and so on. France may pay them, praise them, award them literary prizes, admit them to the Academy, even enshrine them in the Panthéon once they’ve swallowed their birth certificates—we couldn’t care less. These people are insignificant and represent nothing but the despair and decomposition of a derelict France desperately trying to rekindle a glory it never truly earned. Proof? It was “natives” in sandals— “bougnoules,” “ratons”—who kicked it out. And we’re ready to do it again to anyone who comes looking for trouble. Long live Algeria, and Glory to our martyrs !

Mohsen Abdelmoumen

Published in French in Algeriepatriotique and La Nouvelle République