This article aims at showing how the authority as a regressive force is unable to reconsider things rationally by getting to erase the memorial roots of the seashore's residents to kick them out of their buildings suddenly in order to rebuild it afresh for the sake of making it a commidified area. We can see the extent to which capitalist society can exert its presence over the self.

TIFNIT IS AT THE EDGE OF OUR HOPE

Mohamed ARJI

No one can deny that this kind of seashore is seen to be one of the closest directions, in which people seek to go once they come back and forth from the burnout of work.In fact,they want to beautify its electrifying and serene motion.Even the tourists tend to be intimately amazed about the centrality of this eye-catching one.They usually make their mind to inhabit in it during the summer.Admirably, it totally fascinates the worldview of many fishermen around there,thanks to the way it serves them while putting up a bloody sweat upon capturing some fishes to seal by using a hook and canoeing as a technique so as to cross divergent sides of the sea.What shocks us up to this time is when the backbasters or the authorities attempt to eradicate the residents and deprive them from spoonfeeding their families materially by alluding to destroy the buildings for a common interest to turn it to a localized station of investment.Therfore, marginalizing others does not always sound a fair strategy to go through so as to uplift such a thing which has still been under progress.The point that I would wrap up here is that our agents need to reconsider over the matter before they act straightly.Otherwise, they may let the ship lead them to sink down.

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