I was born in Tangier, and for some reason I always liked Hong Kong themed movies and games since i was a kid funny enough today I found out it used to be an International zone like Hong Konghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJn9ziR6Zig
>>223970748Also Ibn Battuta was born therehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrigtxUMs-w
I was born in Monterrey, Mexico, which is kind of in the transition between the desert and semi-arid shrubland/subtropical forests.Come to think of it, I've had a strong interest in North Africa and the Middle East. I associate Morocco and Southern Spain with oranges, saffron, the beautiful mosques and madrassas built in the days of the Almohads and the Almoravids, trigonometry, and algebra.Whenever I look at the matorral (shrubland) around me, I often think about how similar it must be to the land in Southern Spain that my ancestors immigrated from, and that once used to be inhabited by Muslims, Christians, and Jews alike.I've never been to Morocco, but I'd love to go there one day.
>>223970748>>223970760can't fathom how bad moroccan education must be that you have to find out about this from amerimutt pop history videos
>>223971063Not everybody got an International Relations/Political Science Bachelor's degree from a fancy private university, mi vato.
>>223970999trips of truth, and I yea, I did grow up eating tangerines after each lunch until I moved away from the north, since I never spent longer than 3 years in one city, always moving >I've never been to Morocco, but I'd love to go there one day.you’ll probably pass as a local here, kekand thanks for the insights about Mexico
>>223971063Moroccan government is very secretive about territorial history so we don’t learn about this type of stuffBut we did learn about Ibn Battuta as many other Arab countries do also
