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Harsh Deserts in stark contrast to the snowcapped Atlas Mountains, and
the mysterious, enigmatic mix of cultures draw tourists, travelers and
businesses from all over the world. The EEC influence is heavy here,
and well protected. It is possibly the safest place in Africa for
a western to be, as well as one of the most technologically modern.
The civilian LDL's work perfectly, air conditioning is common (at least
for the wealthy and the tourists), and street crime while high, is lower
than in any other EEC controlled country, as well as less violent.
Morocco lives well under EEC protectorship, and while many of the traditional
Islamic values clash with those of the westerners, tolerance is becoming
more and more common, at least in the more modernized areas of Morocco.
This is vastly different in the more remote regions, where offending westerners
have been stoned to death on occasion for their perceived blasphemous ways.
But its no where near as bad as in Algeria. Even in the most modern
areas of Morocco, great pains have been taken to keep the cultural beauty
of Morocco alive, at least to the extent of architecture and design.
It wasn't always so good for Morocco, it was the first, and hardest in
hit by the wasting plague in Africa. It even went as far as to claim
King Hassan II in 2001, his son Muhammed took control and was a strong
political ally for the EEC. It worked to his benefit, and
is a large part of the reason the EEC has been able to gain so much control
in the region. Unfortunately the trouble in Algeria has been spilling
into Morocco, as Algerian insurgents, revolutionaries, terrorists and spy's
have been slowly working to turn public opinion against the EEC, as well
as frequent terrorist attacks on western corporations, government facilities,
and military installations. These are usually dealt with quickly
but seem to slowly be growing. Actually for the most part Moroccans
view their king as a religious figure, and love him dearly, so they welcome
the Europeans. They also are well aware of the current state of Algeria,
the violence there, and want no part of it.
(Written by Deric "D" Bernier)