Post B99g0YgeO385V6N5Wa by LaylaAlexandrovna@spinster.xyz
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(DIR) Post #B98FaZm8vPzZNhvkzw by LadyMont@spinster.xyz
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Per google translate (is there hope for Spain):The migration crisis in Ceuta has not only hardened Spaniards' perception of Morocco. It has also opened a crack in the socialist electorate itself. The NC Report poll for LA RAZÓN paints a devastating picture for the narrative that the government has tried to construct in recent days: 69.3% of Spaniards believe that Morocco is using the control of migratory flows to politically blackmail the president, Pedro Sánchez.That is the main data of a study that reflects a public opinion far removed from the official position of the Executive. But, in addition, the poll leaves an even more politically relevant element: although the majority of socialist voters continue to support Moncloa's version, between 23% and 32.5% of those who supported the PSOE in the 2023 general elections share theses that clash head-on with the discourse maintained by the Executive during the crisis.23.5% of Socialist voters believe that Morocco is blackmailing Sánchez, compared to 60% who deny it and 16.5% who do not speak out. Support among the electorates of the PP and Vox is practically unanimous, with 93.2% and 94.2%, respectively. This fracture is reproduced in practically all the questions raised by the study. 29.5% of PSOE voters consider that Spain has suffered an "invasion" with the massive and illegal entry of Moroccans into Ceuta, an expression that the government has rejected since the beginning of the crisis.In the population as a whole, however, this perception reaches 70.8%, while among popular and Vox voters it shoots up to 91%. The hypothesis of alleged blackmail has its origin in the espionage suffered by Sánchez's mobile phone through the Pegasus program, from which 2.57 gigabytes of information were extracted in the midst of the diplomatic crisis with Morocco over the reception of the leader of the Polisario Front, Brahim Ghali, and the consequent massive entry of migrants into Ceuta that same year.Since then, the possibility that Rabat had obtained sensitive information from the head of the executive has fuelled much of the political debate. Perhaps for this reason, there are 28.5% of the socialist electorate who believe that the migratory pressure has been an act of aggression organised by Morocco, compared to 60% who disagree. In general terms, seven out of ten Spaniards (71.2%) share the thesis of blackmail as pressure to claim the sovereignty of Ceuta and Melilla.The same pattern appears when asked about the behavior of the Alawi kingdom. 77.3% of Spaniards consider that Morocco acts as an enemy country, an opinion also shared by 32.5% of PSOE voters, compared to 42.5% who reject it and 25% who prefer not to take a position.The fear that Rabat will once again use migratory pressure is not the exclusive preserve of the right either. Three out of four Spaniards (75.2%) believe that Morocco will repeat a manoeuvre and, among those who voted for the PSOE, almost a third (29.5%) share it. 65.6% would break diplomatic relations with Morocco, a percentage that includes 24.5% of socialist voters. Likewise, 67.9% are in favour of subjecting the neighbouring country to strict surveillance, a measure also supported by 21.5% of the PSOE electorate.62.5% would reinforce the military and police presence in Ceuta, although in this case support among socialist voters falls to 8.8%. The survey also asks about the demand for responsibilities. Almost six out of ten (59.8%) believe that the ministers of the interior, defence and foreign affairs should resign. Even among socialist voters, 19% share that request, compared to 69% who reject it.Finally, the study asks directly about the Executive's actions vis-à-vis Morocco and the European Union. 63.3% believe that the government has been soft on Rabat and European partners, a statement supported by even 19.5% of PSOE voters. The poll draws a broad consensus on the seriousness of the crisis that collapsed Ceuta in just 48 hours with the entry of 72,000 people, as well as on Rabat's responsibility.Source: https://www.larazon.es/espana/693-espanoles-cree-que-rabat-chantajea-pedro-sanchez_202608066a73dca0a5690f04736950a1.html
(DIR) Post #B98H7kxsRceJavnx3I by LadyMont@spinster.xyz
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Spain under SanchezSex with animals apparently is only bad if the animal requires a vet afterwards. The actual fuck.
(DIR) Post #B98hpTmGJ0A9q4sgXA by LadyMont@spinster.xyz
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Spain is being very idiotic. Italy is right. All EU countries should follow suit.https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c5yv5l6yr5ko
(DIR) Post #B98iSOSW0t86dbCUGO by Sherri_Ingrey@spinster.xyz
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@LadyMont you do know that the USA Congress has ceded Ceuta to Morocco, right? As though it owned the world .
(DIR) Post #B98iSOsOSfpVvrJ9bE by LadyMont@spinster.xyz
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@Sherri_Ingrey When? USA rightfully slammed that fucker Sanchez for not doing his job in protecting the border against those muslim monsters that were sent by the filthy pedo moroccan king to get money from the EU just like those filthy fuckers in turkey continue to do.
(DIR) Post #B98jm6jLjkixOq2Sq8 by Sherri_Ingrey@spinster.xyz
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@LadyMont the day before Morocco let the border down. And it's retaliation for Spain not hosting US bases for Israel . "Don’t fall for the fake Fox/GOP outrage. Two weeks ago, the House passed a bill that greenlighted the transfer of Spanish territory to Morocco. Every Republican except me voted for it, but now THEY are acting shocked at the invasion." Rep Thomas Massie
(DIR) Post #B98jm6vP0wMi0Dg5cu by LadyMont@spinster.xyz
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@Sherri_Ingrey Link to where that screenshots from please.
(DIR) Post #B98lxq1Nt2CCxcCBkG by LadyMont@spinster.xyz
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@Sherri_Ingrey Spain needs to be kicked out of the EU, until Vox gets into power. Morocco has been extorting Jews for centuries making them pay 3 times the amount of taxes than filthy muslims in Morocco. It’s easy blaming the Jews and the USA for the extortions these muslims countries like turkey, like Morocco are doing. Whatever gets your rocks off I guess Meanwhile the facts straight from the monsters mouth.
(DIR) Post #B98mCe2WiSZM8zn3ya by LadyMont@spinster.xyz
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@Sherri_Ingrey But others have speculated that the incident may have been part of an effort to embarrass the Spanish government, a frequent thorn in the side of the United States on issues such as the US-Israel war on Iran.Among those who chimed in was US Congressman Thomas Massie, a prominent conservative critic of Trump and anti-interventionist who drew attention to language in a recent congressional report that seemed to favour Morocco’s territorial claims over the enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla.One trump critic claiming shit. Sure. Sure. The Jews did it.
(DIR) Post #B98tL2XODWUi7PB02i by LaylaAlexandrovna@spinster.xyz
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@LadyMont This is just like Canuckistan - sorta.
(DIR) Post #B98tSiQ4tnTc2ZPsjQ by LadyMont@spinster.xyz
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The grown ass males that are being send into Europe via Spain. They haven’t send the majority back whatsoever.
(DIR) Post #B99g0YgeO385V6N5Wa by LaylaAlexandrovna@spinster.xyz
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@LadyMont More on the subject from the Corbett Report - a Canuck living in Japan who reveals things that the average person doesn't know. I haven't listened or trolled through this mess. It's just too exhausting. And yes, I HAVE started to hate the supposed 'victims' all entirely innocent in this crap but also guilty because they were stupid enough to leave 'due to coercion' and are 'political pawns'. I want to know how nearly 80K MEN (and a few women in burqas) managed to survive in Morocco before they decided to invade Spain. And which country will be next. And what the govs will do about it (nothing).