User talk:Jamaru25

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Achim55 (talk) 20:04, 4 January 2023 (UTC)

Barbary Lion

Wikipedia is the most unreliable source, when any one can make, edit and falsify history and facts. Algeria didn’t even exist the time the Barbary lion picture was taken, the city of Algiers was one of the cities under the ottoman power before it was sold to France. Until the 1963 » independence » there was no such a thing as Algeria. Eugène DeLacroix has a very famous picture of the Atlas lion , in Morocco. I enclose here an actual factual contemporary text describing the Wild Moroccan Fauna. The original text is in English, here is a translation of the text in French for the Algérien person who went out of their way to falsify facts .

Meet a Lion in the Atlas Mountains: 19th century Moroccan Fauna in John Drummond Hay's Western Barbary (1844)

Khalid Chaouch p. 275-290 https://doi.org/10.4000/caliban.4114 Abstract | Index | Outline | Text | Bibliography | Annex | Notes | Illustrations | References | About the author ABSTRACT

L'écriture de voyage en anglais sur le Maroc au cours des cinq derniers siècles comprend, entre autres, un précieux trésor de récits reflétant une variété de moments de rencontre entre les voyageurs anglais et les Marocains et aussi un trésor d'information sur la terre et ses paysages. L'une des caractéristiques récurrentes de ces écrits de voyage est la vie sauvage qui régnait dans les montagnes de l'Atlas marocain, qui abondait en animaux sauvages en constante lutte pour la survie, tout en côtoyant la population locale. Le lion de l'Atlas, en l'occurrence, est même devenu un emblème du pays à cette date. Cette relation humaine/non-humaine revêt une dimension triangulaire importante avec la présence du voyageur anglais qui partage et commente ces moments particuliers de rencontre. Cet article se propose d'étudier la dynamique de la description et de la représentation dans un récit de voyage anglais du XIXe siècle, Western Barbary (1844) de John Drummond Hay. L'accent est principalement mis sur les stratégies narratives utilisées dans l'exposition des rencontres entre les tribus locales et les animaux sauvages de la faune marocaine de cette période. 2601:3CB:580:5A90:1011:FABF:A5A:BDE4 22:10, 4 January 2023 (UTC)

First of all, I Moroccan. Second, I have tried million times to correct it to Moroccan Barbary Lion, but the whole Wikipedia community is haunted by Algerians who falsifies whatever they see about Morocco to create a history for themselves. They think that history can be created in the internet, while Morocco created it in reality. Jamaru25 (talk) 22:52, 4 January 2023 (UTC)