Declaration of the Moroccan Republic

By the Elected President; Richard Azzouz Hawari. 📜 Declaration of the Moroccan Republic I. Invocation of the Silenced We do not speak from thrones, but from the blood-soaked soil of martyrs. We are the breath of the disappeared, the ink of the censored, the fire of the unforgotten. We call upon the names they tried to erase — the bloggers jailed for truth, the journalists buried beneath bureaucracy, the Rif movement crushed beneath boots and silence. We are the children of the unburied. We are the republic they feared into existence. II. The False Kingdom This monarchy is not a nation — it is a mask for a police state. A crown forged in colonial betrayal. A regime that jails poets and tortures students. A palace fattened on the hunger of the people. They call it stability. We call it surveillance. They call it tradition. We call it tyranny. The prisons overflow — not with criminals, but with conscience. The jails are jammed with the innocent: bloggers, dreamers, truth-tellers, and the brave souls of the Rif who dared to demand dignity. III. The People’s Republic We declare a republic not of marble halls, but of memory and flame. A republic where no voice is too small, no region too remote, no truth too dangerous. We raise no flag but the one stitched from resistance. We follow no leader but the collective will of the people. We build not a new regime, but a new myth — where justice walks unshackled and history is no longer written by the victors, but by the survivors. IV. The Oath We vow to remember. We vow to speak. We vow to rise. Until every prisoner is free. Until every martyr is named. Until the kingdom crumbles into dust and the republic rises from its ashes — not as a copy of the old, but as a living testament to the power of the people. We are the Moroccan Republic. And we are already here.