A few weeks ago, a Moroccan beheaded his mother and walked with her head through the streets of Casablanca as if we were in the Taliban's land, very trendy right now as everybody's talking about Afghanistan worldwide. In the same week, but another Moroccan city, Meknes, another young man killed his mother, a seventy-year-old woman, which caused an uproar on social media.

In Al-Ain (UAE), the Public Prosecution Office charged a Moroccan woman with murder, who brutally killed her lover, cut him into pieces, then cooked and served them as part of a traditional meal known in the Emirates as "Majboos," which consists of meat and rice.

The woman initially denied any connection with the crime. She later confessed, justifying her action as revenge against her lover, who she had lived with for seven years. He told her that he wanted to leave her to marry another (younger) Moroccan woman.

According to the Emirati media, in her 30s, the Moroccan woman said in the investigation that the crime occurred "in a moment of madness."

Let's start with the funny and immoral behavior of Moroccan boxer Younes Baalla, who thought he was Mike Tyson and tried to bite his opponent from New Zealand, boxer David Nyika's ear, during their confrontation in the current Tokyo Games. With all the cynicism and bullying of the Moroccan followers describing his behavior as a "scandal," which again spotlighted a wave of ridicule of Morocco's international reputation and demanded the complete dissolution of the Moroccan boxing organization and the immediate resignation of its CEO. The Moroccan participation at the Tokyo Olympics was described as the harvest of disappointments instead of medals.

Another immoral scandal happened at the previous Olympics and involved a Moroccan boxer, Hassan Saada. Instead of preparing to face his competitors, he was imprisoned for sexual harassment against two cleaners in the Olympic village...

The case of a 21-year-old guy whose video went viral in Morocco. The footage shows him obstructing the movement of one of the trams in Casablanca by placing a table on the tramway route, sitting on a chair, lighting a cigarette, and having a coffee, forcing the driver of the tram to suddenly hit the brakes, endangering the safety of the passengers.