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TyCamden is a new user. Learning the site, helping with minor edits for now.


Below is the workspace used for complete re-write of Morocco.

PS: NOTES TO SELF: changed link for DISPUTED once I moved this to the real page location. Also changed notation for Oscar Wilde for the link down to Literature. Also changed the Infobox link down to Casablanka (Geography).


Al-Mamlaka al-Maghribiyya
Kingdom of Morocco
Morah Co.
Revised Flag of Morocco.jpg Fake Coat of arms of Morocco.jpg
Flag Coat of Arms
Motto: "Here's looking at you, Allah."
Anthem: I wish I was European by Flock of Seagulls
3 maps morocco.PNG
CapitalRabbit
Largest cityCasablanka
Official language(s)Some Arab dialect
GovernmentMonarchy
KingMohammed version 6.0
National Hero(es)Humphrey Bogart (Rick Blaine), Jean Reno, Morocco Mole
Declaration
 of Independence
1956
from France
CurrencyMAD Money
ReligionMuslim (98%), Christians (1%), Jewish (token%).


"I do love a nice pair of Moroccos. Nice and round and smooth to the touch. My own instrument goes very well with Moroccos. When I meet a lady with quality Moroccos, I gladly share with her my glass harmonica. It really gets the party started!"

~Benjamin Franklin on Morocco


"Can I borrow your pen?"

~Oscar Wllde on Moroccan Literature


Morocco is a nation located in northwest Africa (disputed).


Morocco is a major non-NATO ally of the United States, which means that although Morocco is Arab, the US can be friends with them. Morocco is also the only African country that is not currently a member of the African Union, meaning that Morocco hates Africa and wants to be considered European. Who wouldn't?.


Name[edit | edit source]

Before this was even officially a nation, early visitors would arrive home describing the lovely women, and their large Morocco's. To promote tourism, they formed national borders, and called themselves Morocco. Shortly thereafter, National Geographic photographers arrived, to the pleasure of many young readers at home.

History[edit | edit source]

Ancient Morocco[edit | edit source]

The area of modern Morocco has been inhabited since over 9000 years ago, or pre-arab times (now referred to as the Good Ol' Days).

Evidence of evil Vandalism

Neolithic cavemen first arrived to farm the area. Later on, the Romans arrived, and celebrated by lighting their infamous roman candles. As usual, this 'accidentally' burned the crops to the ground, causing famine in the area. But it was soooooo worth it - as it was quite a show!

In the 5th century, as the Roman Empire declined, Morocco fell to Vandals.

Medieval Morocco[edit | edit source]

In 670 AD, it was the Arabs turn to invade Morocco. There was heavy promotion of the Islamic faith, with intervals of beachgoing. Of course with the women covered from head to toe, the morocco-watching on the beaches was in large decline. Tourism suffered. So instead, sadly, Morocco instead became a center of learning and a major regional power.

Alaouite Dynasty[edit | edit source]

Ben playing his glass harmonica

Morocco was the first nation, in 1777, to recognize the United States as an independent nation. Thus, everyone in the world who has learned this, now hates Morocco. Admit it, you do now too.

American merchant ships were subject to attack by the Barbary Pirates while sailing the Atlantic Ocean, until on 20 December 1777, Morocco's Sultan Mohammed version 3.0 began protecting them. To pay back Morocco for their favour, Benjamin Franklin would visit Morocco and play his glass harmonica, and share it with others.


The United States legation consulate in "Tangier" (annexed by Morocco in 1684) is the first property the American government ever owned abroad, ever. Thus began the expansionism that continues today.

Morocco Mole reporting for duty



Modern Morocco[edit | edit source]

In the 1960's, newly declassified documents have revealed a colossal and complex intelligence program within Morocco. Their best agent Morocco Mole coordinated with world famous agent Secret Squirrel to take down enemies of world peril. Due to their top secret status, their exploits were trivialized into cartoon form, but their epic struggles will not be forgotten.


As of it's 2001 release date, the first person shooter known as TWAT includes side missions taking place in Northern Africa. The 'Salafist Group for Preaching and Combat' is allied with Al-Qaeda, and has been creating an insurgency against Morocco.


Sales of this game were initially high in Morocco, but unfortunately returns for store credit were equally high because the internet rumours proved false : Morocco Mole is NOT an unlockable character in the game.


Geography[edit | edit source]

Casablanka

Morocco is the 57th largest country in the world; comparable in size to Iraq, and is somewhat larger than the US state of California.

The most notable structures are located in Casablanka (shown right). Blanka himself has informed us that his house is Green, as it is completely self powered ! Blanka also owns a summer home in southern Brazil.

Africa Dispute[edit | edit source]

Note also that Morocco officially disputes being part of Africa at all.

Morocco declares that Morocco is a Mediterranean island temporarily attached to the tip of Africa. Moroccos argues that if England, which is an Island, can be part of Europe, then they can as well.

All attempts by the United Nations to convince Morocco that they are not an island, have failed.

Economy[edit | edit source]

Economic progress for Morocco

The most interesting source of revenue is that Morocco ranks among the world’s largest producers and exporters of cannabis, and its cultivation and sale provide the economic base for much of the population of northern Morocco. The cannabis is typically processed into hashish.

There’s an ancient law that gave permissions to this specific region in Morocco to produce marijuana. The present King can’t end with ancient laws set out by other older kings. The ancient law specifically states: "A King with weed is a king indeed !"


Culture[edit | edit source]

When Morocco recently was swollen and had a fever, the King ordered a throat culture, which has shown that Morocco was positive for Group A streptococcus. It appears as though Morocco has strep throat. Antibiotics are being administered, and they are expected to make a full recovery. Please avoid Morocco for several weeks during its contagious period.

Cuisine[edit | edit source]

Morocco leads the world in the consumption of munchies. It is their primary import. This is due to the fact that Morocco leads the world in cannabis production.

Chicken is the most widely eaten meat in Morocco. The blacks love the chicken. KFC attempted to open a franchise in Morocco once, but all of the employees got high and consumed the chicken. It was a Disaster.

Couscous is the most famous Moroccan dish. Couscous is a pasta consisting of spherical granules made by rolling and shaping moistened semolina wheat and then coating them with finely ground wheat flour.

Literature[edit | edit source]

An example of Morrocan Literature

Moroccan literature can be as simple as an autograph with a sharpie, to as complex as Victorian poetry. This depends greatly on cup size.

Since 1827, the modern history of Moroccan literature is evidenced in photographic form, the most historically popular of which was eventually carried to the Casbah and turned into a public library. If you do not have the funds to travel to Morocco to visit, we suggest that you instead purchase an issue of BraBuster Magazine, and have a friend sign the pages before you view them.

During the 1950s and 1960s, Morocco was a refuge and artistic center and attracted writers as Paul Bowles, Tennessee Williams and William S. Burroughs.

With the recent invention of Gigantic Breast implants, Moroccan literature flourished, with novelists such as Mohamed Choukri, who wrote in Arabic, and Driss Chraïbi who wrote in French. Other important Moroccan authors include Tahar ben Jelloun, Fouad Laroui, Mohammed Berrada and Leila Abouzeid.

Music[edit | edit source]

Moroccan music is predominantly of Arab origins. Therefore, popular Western forms of music are becoming increasingly popular in Morocco, such as fusion, rock, metal, country and particularly hip hop.

Dancing to Western music is legal, but it is currently illegal to dance to music of Arab origin, due to the fear that this will increase the spread of Belly dancing.



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