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70,000 cross into Ceuta – and the EU's answer is “reinforced surveillance”.

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TL;DR
  • Over a few days, 70,000 people from Morocco enter Ceuta, the Spanish enclave on the northern coast of Africa. Dooley notes 75 victims killed trying to enter, and that few are talking about them. Citing latest media reports, he says Jim O’Callaghan chaired Tuesday’s meeting of EU migration and justice ministers by video conference, and that O’Callaghan said he stands in solidarity with Spain.
  • European Union Commissioner Magnus Brunner told a press conference this had been a test for European Union resilience, that the situation is under control, that bad actors have “no regard for the life of people”, and that the Commission had offered Spain financial and operational support. Dooley says anybody watching videos of what is taking place in Ceuta can beg to differ, and calls the EU a bad actor.
  • Brunner also raised June the 12th, the day Dooley says the Irish government and much of the opposition backed the European Union migration and asylum pact – “another day in the death of Irish sovereignty”, in his words. Under it, he argues, Brussels dictates how many people come to Ireland or Ireland pays for the privilege of not taking them, with reinforced surveillance, increased screening and biometric data attached.
  • The same hands create the problem and sell the solution, in his frame – a fast-track plan, a visa policy and work permit system, and money to be paid over to Morocco under a recently signed agreement. Those who gain, he argues, are commercial property owners and employers chasing cheap labour; he points to the Central Bank reporting years ago that more immigrants were needed to keep wages down.
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00:00

Hello everyone and thanks so much for subscribing to

Hello everyone and thanks so much for subscribing to my channel. Over the past few days, we've seen the scenes coming from AITA, which is a Spanish enclave on the northern coast of Africa, gather massive political and media attention. And today, in response to 70,000 people from Morocco who entered into this Spanish enclave over the last few days, as I said, has gathered a massive political response. And today, Tuesday, August the 4th, meeting of the European Union migration and justice ministers.

Was held. Now, this was chaired by none other than Jim Okalahan, the uh Fenfall leader in Weighton according to latest media reports. Now, Callahan shared this by video conference and I spoke about the fallout from this a number of days ago and who stands to benefit and I'll add a link in the comments below to that video because I think it's important to look at in the context of what took place today. And surprise surprise, what.

I spoke about has actually come to pass. Is that really surprising that I can open book the European Union in terms of their response, create the disaster, come up with a solutions and fasttrack plans for digital identification. This is part of their big master plan that are driving through across Europe and here in Ireland too. Interestingly, today the European Union Commissioner Magnus Brunner spoke at a press conference to say that this has been a test for European Union resilience.

Where have we heard this before? Vander Lion many times he speaks about resilience. Mih Martin speaks about strength through unity. Okalahan himself said he stands in solidarity with Spain. Interesting enough not many people are speaking about the 75 victims who were killed trying to enter into Zeta over the last number of days as well. And interesting enough Brunner himself has come out and said that situation is now under control. Well, anybody who's looking at videos to what's really.

Taking place in Seattle can beg to differ on the situation being under control. He said that it's bad actors have no regard for the life of people. Interesting enough, the European Union themselves are bad actors. They have pursued this mass immigration agenda that benefits those at the very top of a corrupt system that they oversee. And interesting enough, he said the European Commission had offered financial and operational support for Spain. Isn't this surprising? Not really, because.

02:36

This is always their agenda, isn't it

This is always their agenda, isn't it? And it was moving towards a stronger borders in terms of dealing with the illegal immigration. And wait for it, he's he mentioned June the 12th. That's another day in the death of Irish sovereignty when the the Irish government and much of the opposition to supported sign up to the European Union migration and asylum pact perhaps we'll probably deal with a number of people who made that incursion or invasion over.

The last few days as Brussels will dictate how many people come to Ireland otherwise we pay for the privilege of not taking people to come to Ireland under the uh new Europe European Union migration and asylum pact and interesting enough he said wait for it reinforced surveillance here we go a full implementation of the new rules increases screening for people coming into our into Europe and also in the context of surveillance part of the European Union.

Migration and soil impact is the biometric data in terms of looking at trying to screen people to come in to Europe which is vitally important for controlling people but they'll say it's for safety for protection and when do they really care about the safety or protection of any of the European citizens with more and more people being forced into poverty homelessness and all the multitude of social crises caused because of the neoliberal policies of the European Union and they have a.

Fasttrack plan interesting enough fasttrack plan to deal with the crisis that they themselves elves have helped great and our help funds still so much for people smuggling. They're the biggest people smugglers of all part of their solution is a visa policy and their work permit system which they're going to work on now in the next period of time and work with countries in terms of strengthen the border to work with third countries for having safe returns.

Coincidentally, they've recently signed up to an agreement with Morocco where they'd be paying over money to Morocco as well. Maybe this was a big ruse, wasn't it? Look at my video a number of days ago in relation to this as well to who was possibly behind this in terms of US and Israeli involvement. And Sanchez himself is laughing all the way to the bank with this, the Spanish prime minister. and another swifter returns system that has to be in place as well.

05:14

Which is part of this five point path forward

Which is part of this five point path forward that's been pursued by Ursula Vanderion has been echoed by Magnus Brunner it will be echoed by Jim O'ahan as well here in Ireland and under European Union lap dog and they also said that the screening systems need to be in place as soon as possible and a stronger border system which includes stronger physical infrastructure as well. So, here we go. We've got the problem, come up with a.

Solution. Part of this agenda was always about benefiting them. And they'll be pursuing this agenda when they'll be lapped up by many of the media classes and say they're addressing the crisis that happened all of a sudden in the last number of days. Well, you create a crisis, come up with a solution. The solution is always there, but now we have to hasten the solution and work together in an integrated cooperative and a form based on.

Solidarity with member states in terms of pushing this forward. Let me know in the comments what you think about this video. Let me know as well what you think about the approach being taken by the European Union as well. So here we go. Create the problem. Go up with the solution. And who stands to benefit themselves? who've pushed themselves the mass immigration agenda like many of the globalists have themselves as well. It benefits those at the very top of the system and benefits.

Here in Ireland too with commercial property owners in terms of many employers also from a race to a bottom cheap labor. And remember the central bank look for cheaper labor a number of years ago and they were reporting on they need more immigrants to keep wages down, more inequalities and who benefits. Where you have the free movement capital, you need a free movement of labor to keep pace in terms of becoming an economic unit rather than.

A person in a society that values people. But that's what we have at the moment. And thanks so much for supporting my videos. Really appreciate them. Thanks so much for all the hypes, the likes, shares, and comments as well. I'm very grateful. So, I'm in Dublin today. It's long.

“Thanks so much for all the hypes, the likes, shares, and comments as well”

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4 Aug 2026 · Sovereignty · 7:27

70,000 cross into Ceuta – and the EU's answer is “reinforced surveillance”.

70,000 people from Morocco enter Ceuta, the Spanish enclave on the northern coast of Africa, and on Tuesday 4 August the EU's migration and justice ministers hold a meeting on it, which Dooley says Jim O’Callaghan chaired by video conference. European Union Commissioner Magnus Brunner tells a press conference the episode has been “a test for European Union resilience” and that the situation is now under control. Dooley argues the response that follows – “reinforced surveillance”, increased screening, biometric data and fast-track plans he links to digital identification – is the solution Brussels wanted from the start, and that he named it in a video a number of days earlier.

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TL;DR
01
Over a few days, 70,000 people from Morocco enter Ceuta, the Spanish enclave on the northern coast of Africa. Dooley notes 75 victims killed trying to enter, and that few are talking about them. Citing latest media reports, he says Jim O’Callaghan chaired Tuesday’s meeting of EU migration and justice ministers by video conference, and that O’Callaghan said he stands in solidarity with Spain.
02
European Union Commissioner Magnus Brunner told a press conference this had been a test for European Union resilience, that the situation is under control, that bad actors have “no regard for the life of people”, and that the Commission had offered Spain financial and operational support. Dooley says anybody watching videos of what is taking place in Ceuta can beg to differ, and calls the EU a bad actor.
03
Brunner also raised June the 12th, the day Dooley says the Irish government and much of the opposition backed the European Union migration and asylum pact – “another day in the death of Irish sovereignty”, in his words. Under it, he argues, Brussels dictates how many people come to Ireland or Ireland pays for the privilege of not taking them, with reinforced surveillance, increased screening and biometric data attached.
04
The same hands create the problem and sell the solution, in his frame – a fast-track plan, a visa policy and work permit system, and money to be paid over to Morocco under a recently signed agreement. Those who gain, he argues, are commercial property owners and employers chasing cheap labour; he points to the Central Bank reporting years ago that more immigrants were needed to keep wages down.
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7:27
Transcript · auto-captions, polish pending

Hello everyone and thanks so much for subscribing to

Hello everyone and thanks so much for subscribing to my channel. Over the past few days, we've seen the scenes coming from AITA, which is a Spanish enclave on the northern coast of Africa, gather massive political and media attention. And today, in response to 70,000 people from Morocco who entered into this Spanish enclave over the last few days, as I said, has gathered a massive political response. And today, Tuesday, August the 4th, meeting of the European Union migration and justice ministers.

Was held. Now, this was chaired by none other than Jim Okalahan, the uh Fenfall leader in Weighton according to latest media reports. Now, Callahan shared this by video conference and I spoke about the fallout from this a number of days ago and who stands to benefit and I'll add a link in the comments below to that video because I think it's important to look at in the context of what took place today. And surprise surprise, what.

I spoke about has actually come to pass. Is that really surprising that I can open book the European Union in terms of their response, create the disaster, come up with a solutions and fasttrack plans for digital identification. This is part of their big master plan that are driving through across Europe and here in Ireland too. Interestingly, today the European Union Commissioner Magnus Brunner spoke at a press conference to say that this has been a test for European Union resilience.

Where have we heard this before? Vander Lion many times he speaks about resilience. Mih Martin speaks about strength through unity. Okalahan himself said he stands in solidarity with Spain. Interesting enough not many people are speaking about the 75 victims who were killed trying to enter into Zeta over the last number of days as well. And interesting enough Brunner himself has come out and said that situation is now under control. Well, anybody who's looking at videos to what's really.

Taking place in Seattle can beg to differ on the situation being under control. He said that it's bad actors have no regard for the life of people. Interesting enough, the European Union themselves are bad actors. They have pursued this mass immigration agenda that benefits those at the very top of a corrupt system that they oversee. And interesting enough, he said the European Commission had offered financial and operational support for Spain. Isn't this surprising? Not really, because.

This is always their agenda, isn't it

This is always their agenda, isn't it? And it was moving towards a stronger borders in terms of dealing with the illegal immigration. And wait for it, he's he mentioned June the 12th. That's another day in the death of Irish sovereignty when the the Irish government and much of the opposition to supported sign up to the European Union migration and asylum pact perhaps we'll probably deal with a number of people who made that incursion or invasion over.

The last few days as Brussels will dictate how many people come to Ireland otherwise we pay for the privilege of not taking people to come to Ireland under the uh new Europe European Union migration and asylum pact and interesting enough he said wait for it reinforced surveillance here we go a full implementation of the new rules increases screening for people coming into our into Europe and also in the context of surveillance part of the European Union.

Migration and soil impact is the biometric data in terms of looking at trying to screen people to come in to Europe which is vitally important for controlling people but they'll say it's for safety for protection and when do they really care about the safety or protection of any of the European citizens with more and more people being forced into poverty homelessness and all the multitude of social crises caused because of the neoliberal policies of the European Union and they have a.

Fasttrack plan interesting enough fasttrack plan to deal with the crisis that they themselves elves have helped great and our help funds still so much for people smuggling. They're the biggest people smugglers of all part of their solution is a visa policy and their work permit system which they're going to work on now in the next period of time and work with countries in terms of strengthen the border to work with third countries for having safe returns.

Coincidentally, they've recently signed up to an agreement with Morocco where they'd be paying over money to Morocco as well. Maybe this was a big ruse, wasn't it? Look at my video a number of days ago in relation to this as well to who was possibly behind this in terms of US and Israeli involvement. And Sanchez himself is laughing all the way to the bank with this, the Spanish prime minister. and another swifter returns system that has to be in place as well.

Which is part of this five point path forward

Which is part of this five point path forward that's been pursued by Ursula Vanderion has been echoed by Magnus Brunner it will be echoed by Jim O'ahan as well here in Ireland and under European Union lap dog and they also said that the screening systems need to be in place as soon as possible and a stronger border system which includes stronger physical infrastructure as well. So, here we go. We've got the problem, come up with a.

Solution. Part of this agenda was always about benefiting them. And they'll be pursuing this agenda when they'll be lapped up by many of the media classes and say they're addressing the crisis that happened all of a sudden in the last number of days. Well, you create a crisis, come up with a solution. The solution is always there, but now we have to hasten the solution and work together in an integrated cooperative and a form based on.

Solidarity with member states in terms of pushing this forward. Let me know in the comments what you think about this video. Let me know as well what you think about the approach being taken by the European Union as well. So here we go. Create the problem. Go up with the solution. And who stands to benefit themselves? who've pushed themselves the mass immigration agenda like many of the globalists have themselves as well. It benefits those at the very top of the system and benefits.

Here in Ireland too with commercial property owners in terms of many employers also from a race to a bottom cheap labor. And remember the central bank look for cheaper labor a number of years ago and they were reporting on they need more immigrants to keep wages down, more inequalities and who benefits. Where you have the free movement capital, you need a free movement of labor to keep pace in terms of becoming an economic unit rather than.

A person in a society that values people. But that's what we have at the moment. And thanks so much for supporting my videos. Really appreciate them. Thanks so much for all the hypes, the likes, shares, and comments as well. I'm very grateful. So, I'm in Dublin today. It's long.

“Thanks so much for all the hypes, the likes, shares, and comments as well”

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