Hello everyone
Hello everyone. Over the past few days we've seen chaos and mayhem in Ceuta, in Ceuta, which is a Spanish enclave in northern Africa. Now, today's video I won't be discussing about the territorial claims to that area, but what I want to talk about is the political fallout and what it means and who's going to win big from what took place over the past few days where we saw over 60,000 people from Morocco enter this Spanish enclave. This has caused.
Much consternation amongst the political class in Europe and here in Ireland, too. But, wait for it, there are always winners from what took place over the past few days. First of all, the European president, unelected head of course, Ursula von der Leyen has said that people entering into European territory should abide by our rules. Now, what this ultimately means in terms of this is to guess the European Union migration and asylum commissioner on the case, Margaritis Schinas. Now, in response in.
Ireland, too, there is a meeting organized of many of these interior ministers in Ireland, too, as well, a video conference which is being chaired by Jim O'Callaghan. And what's important with this is that this opens up the door, the whole conversation around mass immigration. Interesting, isn't it? The ones who pursued the mass immigration agenda are now trying to come up with solutions. So, what better solutions than to address what took place over the last few days than to push forward.
Harder border policies? And what does that mean? Yes, the European Union migration and asylum pact. They have to work together because Italy tried to remove the Schengen agreement which was in place for with Spain and many other European countries in terms of the free movement of people following what took place. And at the same time, the answer is the European Union migration and asylum pact to crack down. And they need to have legal pathways to come into Europe. So,.
Drive towards digital ID, biometric data. This is what's coming down the tracks as well. I'm sure this is going to be a serious fallout from what took place over the past number of days. And also, what's really interesting with this is that von der Leyen has also said that any decisions made much must be swift. Interesting, isn't it? Let's see how this develops as well. Out of chaos comes order. And also in the context of the United States and.
Israeli involvement, we all know about Morocco's close ties
Israeli involvement, we all know about Morocco's close ties with Abraham Accords with Israel recently where they regularized relationships with Israel. And also in the context of allowing members of their own army to be part of a new security force in Gaza in the future. Interesting how it works, isn't it? And recently, Spain have been a vocal critic of what's taking place in Gaza, have not agreed to Trump's plans around using 5% of their budget on defense spending. And Trump himself.
Wasn't too happy with this. So, maybe his close ties with Morocco and is creating an avenue with Netanyahu as well to push forward for these claims for sovereignty. So, sovereignty, of course, which they've had no issue in with the past or care for in terms of what they're driving forward with their agenda. And recently, the US House of Representatives has seen forth this agenda also in terms of recognizing the sovereignty and territorial integrity, for instance, of Morocco over their own country. And.
Also, coincidentally, a much contested region in Western Sahara as well. Spain in recent times have regularized relationships also with Algeria. So, not much to see here, is there? But, let's look a little bit deeper, as well, because this has trade links. We know about the Gibraltar Straits in terms of the movement of goods through that region, as well. This has implications for that, too, doesn't it? But, the media won't talk about these issues in terms of what took place over the past.
“But, let's look a little bit deeper, as well, because this has trade links”
Few days. So, they're all working cahoots together. The world is but a stage, and they have put actors upon this stage as they push forward their globalist agenda. Different forms of pushing ways of pushing it forward, pushing people against each other. And, at the same time, who benefits? Yeah, you guessed it. The globalists. They're all in cahoots, essentially, together trying to weaken the government in Spain. Perhaps they didn't go along with their agenda. Maybe it's a form of.
Punishment in terms of that, as well. But, also in terms of a Spanish government's incentive conversations around trying to declare that anybody who's coming to the country claiming asylum is it now immune from any risk of deportation. And, uh, perhaps this is an avenue to be pursued, as well, which would embolden that sort of side of so-called left in society, as well, which is the same as the so-called right, as well. It's more of the same nonsense. What ordinary.
People have been played for utter and complete fools
People have been played for utter and complete fools. So, take a step back. Look at the bigger agenda at play, and see who benefits. I always look at who benefits from what's taking place. The drive from the European Union will benefit. The drive from US and Israel will benefit, as well. And, ordinary people will suffer. And, again, 67 people died trying to cross in this orchestrated move, where they were ferried across and brought across, as well.
Uh through 40 trucks, and uh by authorities in Morocco, as well. With their despotic king. As well. But, this is the agenda, isn't it? I always look at the bigger picture, instead of looking at the minutiae of uh what's taking place. And maybe that's fundamentally what's been happening around the last few days in Ceuta. And uh thanks so much for the support on my videos. Really appreciate it. And there's always people to benefit, while ordinary people suffer.
So, again, thanks again. And from Dublin today, Slainte go fall. Talk to you all soon. Bye-bye.
