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DO YOU HEAR THAT HUGE cry that comes from the east ...

DO YOU HEAR THAT HUGE cry that comes from the east ...
K. Selim

Algerian Rulers entendentils this huge roar coming from the East? Seeing the lack of television coverage of Algeria who voluntarily misses an event of considerable historical, the answer is undoubtedly yes. But what are they reading? Are they just a simplistic "Algeria is not Tunisia?". If this happens, it will perhaps tell them to listen to those many Algerians who say their great admiration for the Tunisians.

Yes, thousands of Algerians have followed on television Foreign Al-Jazeera first, this unstoppable movement toward freedom and democracy of Tunisians. Even among those Algerians who had, in fact nobody knows why a certain condescension towards the Tunisians are admiring. Tunisians are now succeeding in forcing the transition to democracy and not they're making us dream. Of us want. "We're all Tunisians": it was after the speech of the defeat of Ben Ali, sms message, sent to hot Mostefa Bouchachi, president of the LADDH. It is anything but an empty phrase.

It feels Tunisians because we do not want remain in the harbor of political progress and we do not want to miss another turn. It feels Tunisians because we feel they are safe, pain and despite attempts over the minions of the regime to sow chaos, a big step forward. They just put their country in history and they give good accelerator. Yes, the Tunisians are admirable. They give us a great lesson in political maturity and they still have to avoid the pitfalls that hands them a cornered regime change.

But the rulers of Algiers, they hear this clamor? Do they feel that we are at this moment and for the next few days, be Tunisians like? If they feel - and there is every reason to believe that this is the case - what conclusion do they make? We are not privy to their thoughts and elsewhere are expected to speak on the subject without resorting to implausible assertion of "noninterference." We can nevertheless make no mistake that if Tunisia is to many Algerians a dream, a hope, it is for the Algerian government warning high. The first of the warnings is that you should never believe that authoritarian management is able to provide peace of mind. Many believed that Tunisia was finally held, subject, controlled that nothing could shake a regime that had in addition the blessing of Paris and the Western capitals. Ben Ali and his courtiers thought he was probably even more. And that is why they did not see it coming tsunami triggered by the young Bouazizi.

Yes, democracy is annoying, tiring, demanding, difficult, difficult, but it is safer than authoritarianism. In a democracy, a crisis can be solved by elections, by alternating in authoritarianism that can be done by violence or revolution. Yes, we look Tunisia hoping that our leaders still perceive the clamor of many unspoken Algerians who want to be in those moments Tunisians. They understand that they still have the opportunity to drive the movement towards democracy, the rule of law before they undergo it. The Ben Ali regime has missed the turn. The Algerian regime still has the opportunity to act, to discuss with those who do not share his views and to save that company, too battered, a sharp break can come anytime. Yes, let's hope our leaders hear this huge roar coming from the east.