Before the Arab conquest in the seventh century and the Islamization of the Berbers, Algeria was a Roman province. And before it was annexed by French in the 19th century, the Turks, who subjugated the Berbers and the Arabs in the sixteenth century, turned Algeria into a pirate state open to a multiplicity of cultural models during two centuries of Ottoman presence. The result is that Algeria's cultural reality is a mosaic, which is inconstant random motion and is recharged cyclically by an inorganic current which, in fact, reverses the discharge of organic current into a dynamic process.