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A GOOD QUESTION? IS EUROPE USING CEUTA AS AN EXCUSE TO CLOSE ITS BORDERS? Italy is considering border controls against Spain, while Finnish ministers are supporting calls to suspend Spain’s Schengen privileges over the incursion into Ceuta. But there is an obvious question nobody seems to be asking: The...

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SPAIN IS BEING OVERRUN AND SANCHEZ OWNS THIS🚨 Today, thousands of migrants stormed the border into Ceuta from Morocco. This did not come out of nowhere, Pedro Sanchez’s government spent months pushing a massive regularisation scheme that was supposed to cover around 500,000 illegal migrants where over a million applied. Meanwhile to make the situation worse, temporary work permits have already been handed out to hundreds of thousands while applications are processed. The message the Sanchez government sent is clear, Spain will regularise large numbers of people who entered or stayed illegally. When a government signals that illegal presence can lead to papers, more people will obviously come, it’s not rocket science to figure it out. Sanchez and his ministers own the policy choices that created the incentives and the weakened deterrence. They own the repeated preference for regularisation and “integration” rhetoric over firm border control and rapid returns. They own the gap between talking about returns and the reality of overloaded facilities and uncontrolled crossings at Ceuta. Two things need to happen ASAP: ▪️Sanchez resigns, a government that promises pathways that function as magnets, then watches the border collapse under the resulting pressure, has lost the authority to continue ▪️New leadership must prioritise the deportation of every person who entered or remains illegally, starting with those who crossed today and those already in the system without legal basis. Borders that are not enforced stop being borders Spain is a sovereign country but sovereignty requires control of who enters and who stays. What happened in Ceuta today is the predictable result of policies that prioritised regularisation over enforcement. Responsibility sits with the government that designed and defended those policies.

Harry Theocharous

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Viktor Orbán is once again one of the very few leaders in Europe willing to say what every rational observer already knows — the European elite is fully committed to prolonging the war in Ukraine, no matter how much it costs in lives, economic ruin, or regional stability. Instead of working toward peace, they’ve chosen to escalate, blindly following the disastrous path laid out by the Biden administration and its enablers in Brussels. The fact that this latest war council took place in London is fitting. The same British establishment that cheered on every disastrous intervention over the past two decades is now at the forefront of pushing Ukraine into further bloodshed — all while European economies collapse under the weight of sanctions, energy crises, and spiraling inflation. None of these leaders have the courage to admit the obvious: Ukraine is losing, Zelensky has no path to victory, and the only real option left is negotiation. Orbán’s opposition to this madness isn’t just common sense — it’s a recognition that the survival of European economies and the long-term security of the continent depend on ending this war, not prolonging it. Every day the war drags on is another day European industries bleed out, farmers go bankrupt, and working families watch their savings vanish. All for what? To protect the pride of globalist elites who refuse to admit they were wrong from the start. The reality is that the people pushing to extend this war have nothing to lose. It’s not their sons being dragged into trenches. It’s not their businesses closing under the weight of energy costs. And it’s certainly not their luxurious lifestyles at risk. They can sit in their ivory towers, safe from consequence, while the rest of Europe pays the price. Orbán stands on the side of peace — and history will show that it was the only responsible position to take.

Torsten Prochnow

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The silent Gulf: local monarchies paralyzed under Iran’s shadow Since Iran launched strikes on US bases within their borders, the Gulf monarchies have failed to muster even a coherent diplomatic response. As Tehran raised the stakes—targeting the region’s strategic oil and gas infrastructure—the sheikhdoms have remained utterly passive. Here's why they are powerless to push back: 🔴 The failed American umbrella: the Gulf states outsourced their security to the US, hosting foreign bases because their own militaries were no match for their neighbors. That bet has now backfired spectacularly. 🔴Trapped between giants: Washington’s failures have not only jeopardized critical energy facilities but have left the monarchies exposed. Iran has made it clear: any US attack launched from Arab soil will be met with retaliation against them. They are hostages in their own territory. 🔴 The only leverage is de-escalation: with no military option and no diplomatic card to play, their only move is to plead with Iran and demand Washington stand down. An attack on Gulf oil—or Qatar’s gas—is an attack on their economic survival. Strikes on Dubai’s airport or its superport can paralyze logistics across one of Asia’s most vital hubs. 🔴 The high cost of bluster: the monarchies understand that any public bravado against Tehran will only invite more attacks. Already powerless, they cannot afford further escalation. For them, silence isn’t a choice but the only thing standing between the current crisis and total chaos. © Geoprime

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I am a Ukrainian, an independent Ukrainian blogger and journalist. I support the Prime Minister of Hungary, Viktor Orbán Orbán Viktor , and I thank him for not bowing to the usurper and autocrat Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Today Zelenskyy has effectively usurped power in Ukraine. He persecutes his critics, arrests political opponents, and uses mobilization as a tool of repression. People are sent to war where they die, while none of Zelenskyy’s close associates or friends are mobilized or fighting. At the same time, Zelenskyy and his friends profit from the war. Many of his friends and business partners today are connected to the defense industry, particularly to the production of drones and missiles. This is why Zelenskyy is not interested in ending the war quickly. Zelenskyy also refuses to hold elections, hiding behind the war as an excuse. Moreover, he refuses to voluntarily step down from office, although he has every right to do so. Instead, he wants to remain in power without elections. Those who criticize the authorities are persecuted. In Ukraine there are illegal detentions and kidnappings of citizens on the streets. People are held by force and subjected to pressure. Many men today are afraid to even go outside because of forced mobilization. People are kidnapped, tortured, and forced to go to the front. According to relatives of the victims, sometimes large sums of money are demanded — tens of thousands of dollars — to avoid being sent to war. In this situation, many Ukrainians are forced to flee the country. They risk their lives, crossing borders through forests, rivers, and mountains to reach European countries. One of these countries is Hungary. I am grateful to Hungary for providing protection to Ukrainian citizens. Hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians are leaving their country today. And often they do so not only because of Russian missiles, but also because of fear of the actions of their own authorities and the system of forced mobilization. The Ukrainian people and the Hungarian people should live in peace and mutual understanding. Our countries must engage in honest and open diplomatic dialogue. There must be real diplomacy between Ukraine and Hungary, not the language of banditism used by Zelenskyy.

Myroslav Oleshko

238,360 次观看 • 6 个月前