The man

Kader is born at Gouraya (Algeria) the first of June 1969 and arrived in France in 1973.

It was not too difficult for him to adapt to his new life even though he had to cope with two new languages at the same time: French and English which was taught at the infant school at that time .

He grew up in Mazamet,a town of 12000 inhabitants, at the foot of the black mountain in the Tarn before moving to Aussillon,a small town next to it. It was there that he spent the remains of his childhood and his adolescence.

It was a 'normal' life rhythmed by school, sports and holidays playing football morning to evening.
During summer, he used to return, to Algeria to visit his family.
He evolved discretely in society and he felt the need to be alone and his interest brought him to learn in silence.
School did not give enough freedom to be himself. he thought of it as a rigid institution which took away from him a part of his personality. And he was often in clash with some teachers who did not understand him.

But overall, he managed a good average and pass his 'baccalaureate'.
After a year in university in applied foreign languages, he finally gave up his studies because he was not made for that. He passed his state certificate of athletics and little by little came into active life.

He juggled with his work and sport and became more and more aware of the problems you meet in our society. He always try to understand what determines our behaviour mainly by a research of our history.

That expressed itself by a study of North American Indians. Their visions and their dignity told him a lot about this people.

Travels that he made through sport enriched him a lot and encouraged the taste to go out and meet others.
Unhappily, intolerance and indifference are present in our society and he had difficulty to understand that.
Tolerance asks for a certain effort, this the reason for which he avoids the lazy who do not bother to think.