Reuters reports that Spain’s Ministry of Interior now estimates that 49 000 illegal migrants have crossed the border into Ceuta and Melilla over the past day.
Total Spanish population in these two enclaves is 170k.
Let's compile the necessary information to understand what's happening in Ceuta and Melilla:
1) Let's start by recalling that both autonomous cities are outside the NATO treaty and its Article 5, since the treaty's coverage in Africa doesn't apply...
2) Sánchez has fallen out with Trump for not providing support in his attacks on Iran and with Israel for supporting the Palestinian cause...now they're paying us back without considering that Spaniards don't support Sánchez's decisions...also remember that the US and Israel have supplied a large amount of weaponry to Morocco. Coincidence? I don't think so.
3) Ceuta has 83,000 inhabitants, and some reports say that 40,000 illegals are the ones who have crossed so far; add to that the between 10,000 and 20,000 who they say are waiting to cross during tomorrow...if these figures are confirmed, we're talking about the invaders already being more than 50% of Ceuta's population.
4) Mass occupations of homes are taking place throughout Ceuta; add to that the information circulating on social networks about how, when, and where to jump, and even what to do upon arriving in Spanish territory—it indicates it was more than prepared...
5) Serious incidents at the Morocco-Melilla border...mass jumps, car burnings...this looks bad
6) The army is deployed, but they receive the order not to act for the moment...meanwhile, the police is overcome
If after all this you don't see that this is a prepared invasion, it's because you don't have a global view of the situation...
If Harm-ass had surrendered and returned the 251 hostages on Oct 8, 2023, 70,000 (according to them) Gazan lives could have been saved.
ReplyDeleteAll The Death and Destruction Is Their Fault. Don't Play Victim.
Hamas agrees to Trump's plan to disarm in Gaza, official tells BBC, with Israel yet to comment
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US President Donald Trump says an agreement has been reached for the "complete disarmament" of Hamas in Gaza - what we do, and don't, know
A senior Hamas official tells the BBC they have agreed to the plan and an official statement will follow
Israel has yet to comment - US officials say Trump will be "very disappointed" if Israel does not withdraw as part of the agreement
Reuters reports that Spain’s Ministry of Interior now estimates that 49 000 illegal migrants have crossed the border into Ceuta and Melilla over the past day.
ReplyDeleteTotal Spanish population in these two enclaves is 170k.
Muchos Gracias Pedro Sanchez and Good Luck.
Andalusia Here We Come......
ReplyDeleteTERRIFYING: Military-age men are flooding train stations across Morocco to reach Ceuta, Spain, and take part in the invasion.
Yesterday, the king of Morocco pardoned thousands of prisoners. This is all a coordinated attack.
https://x.com/realMaalouf/status/2082922249783312649?s=20
Let's compile the necessary information to understand what's happening in Ceuta and Melilla:
ReplyDelete1) Let's start by recalling that both autonomous cities are outside the NATO treaty and its Article 5, since the treaty's coverage in Africa doesn't apply...
2) Sánchez has fallen out with Trump for not providing support in his attacks on Iran and with Israel for supporting the Palestinian cause...now they're paying us back without considering that Spaniards don't support Sánchez's decisions...also remember that the US and Israel have supplied a large amount of weaponry to Morocco. Coincidence? I don't think so.
3) Ceuta has 83,000 inhabitants, and some reports say that 40,000 illegals are the ones who have crossed so far; add to that the between 10,000 and 20,000 who they say are waiting to cross during tomorrow...if these figures are confirmed, we're talking about the invaders already being more than 50% of Ceuta's population.
4) Mass occupations of homes are taking place throughout Ceuta; add to that the information circulating on social networks about how, when, and where to jump, and even what to do upon arriving in Spanish territory—it indicates it was more than prepared...
5) Serious incidents at the Morocco-Melilla border...mass jumps, car burnings...this looks bad
6) The army is deployed, but they receive the order not to act for the moment...meanwhile, the police is overcome
If after all this you don't see that this is a prepared invasion, it's because you don't have a global view of the situation...
https://x.com/mysteryWN/status/2082981983366304124?s=20