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This Ceuta crisis is NOT about Spanish migration policy. That is certain. It is about decisions by Marocco. PS: Or is there more? Could it be that some in the US hope to challenge Spanish territorial sovereignty, as was done over Denmark & Greenland? 👇 Putin-style? Rory Stewart Ursula...

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Ruud Koopmansvor 1 Monat

Conspiracy theories, Gerald, really?

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Gorazd Cvetičvor 1 Monat

In July 2023, Israel officially recognised Moroccan sovereignty over the occupied Western Sahara. Favours are seldom cost-free in this world.

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Thomas Mayervor 1 Monat

Am Ende, wenn die tausenden Marokkaner wieder nach Hause gehen, rückgeführt werden, wird sich zeigen, dass Schengen und die neue restriktivere EU-Migrationspolitik funktionieren. Keine Chance auf Asyl, Schnellverfahren, Marokko sicheres Herkunftsland seit 2025

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Hansvor 1 Monat

Sie erwähnen, dass es mit Minderjährigen schwieriger sei. Für mich sehen die Bilder nach mindestens 50% Minderjährigen bzw solchen aus, sie sich dafür ausgeben könnten.

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hansvbvor 1 Monat

IMO yes, it could well be that this is "just" another border-test/reality-check for NATO/EU. Interesting to see how EU-moroccons (Antwerp, BE has a large community) are already having nationalistic dreams (under the moniker of decolonialism). Interesting reality-checks and political upheaval ahead. Maybe also testing the stage/crowd for a potential (voluntary/partial) emigration of Gaza.

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Es ist einmal mehr nur die halbe Wahrheit. Den Dammbruch hat doch erst das Urteil des obersten spanischen Gerichts ermöglicht und diese Botschaft hat sich in Windeseile über die sozialen Netzwerke verbreitet. Jetzt machen sich in Nordafrika die ganzen Desperados auf den Weg.

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Sina Klaukevor 1 Monat

Und einfach mal beobachten & feststellen, welche Politiker jetzt wieder auf diese Populismus-Hetze a la Trump & Putin brav draufhopsen. Immer wieder. Und sowas schimpft sich noch "Volkspartei". Und "christlich" noch dazu. Bah.

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Master🧠of🌍Disaster🇩🇪#NAFOvor 1 Monat

FYI

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Suat KINIKLIOGLU 🇹🇷 🇺🇦vor 1 Monat

and Netanyahu who has very good relations with the Moroccans.

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Densusavor 1 Monat

Something is rotten in the state of Denmark!

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👍

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Doris Packvor 1 Monat

May be!

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Ulrich Jochheimvor 1 Monat

@DrDobberstein Es ist wahrscheinlich auch Trump’s Rache für Nichtbeachtung durch die Spanier nach ihrem WM-Triumph

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L'Expert 🇮🇱🇺🇦vor 1 Monat

It's time to end all Spanish colonisation in Africa!

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Yasmina

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🚨 TRUMP SOUNDS THE ALARM ON EUROPE’S COLLAPSE “They are no longer recognizable.” That was President Trump’s blunt warning about Europe — and it wasn’t about culture wars or nostalgia. It was about sovereignty, borders, and survival. While Brussels and Westminster drown in political correctness, Trump is saying out loud what millions see every day: mass migration is reshaping entire nations — fast, and not by accident. This is not organic. This is not random. This is policy. Across Europe and the UK, governments have allowed uncontrolled inflows of predominantly young, military-age men from regions that do not share Western values, legal traditions, or social contracts. At the same time, native populations are shrinking, silenced, and taxed into submission. That is not “diversity.” That is demographic replacement through bureaucratic force. Trump’s message was not subtle: If Europe does not reassert control of its borders, it will cease to exist as a coherent civilization. History shows what happens when elites use mass migration to dissolve nation-states: • social trust collapses • parallel societies form • political violence rises • and eventually a new power structure emerges over the wreckage This is exactly how empires fall — not with tanks, but with policies that hollow them out from within. Trump is not attacking Europe. He is warning it. The question is whether Europe will listen — or whether it will continue down a path where, one day soon, even its own people will no longer recognize the place they call home.
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🚨 TRUMP SOUNDS THE ALARM ON EUROPE’S COLLAPSE “They are no longer recognizable.” That was President Trump’s blunt warning about Europe — and it wasn’t about culture wars or nostalgia. It was about sovereignty, borders, and survival. While Brussels and Westminster drown in political correctness, Trump is saying out loud what millions see every day: mass migration is reshaping entire nations — fast, and not by accident. This is not organic. This is not random. This is policy. Across Europe and the UK, governments have allowed uncontrolled inflows of predominantly young, military-age men from regions that do not share Western values, legal traditions, or social contracts. At the same time, native populations are shrinking, silenced, and taxed into submission. That is not “diversity.” That is demographic replacement through bureaucratic force. Trump’s message was not subtle: If Europe does not reassert control of its borders, it will cease to exist as a coherent civilization. History shows what happens when elites use mass migration to dissolve nation-states: • social trust collapses • parallel societies form • political violence rises • and eventually a new power structure emerges over the wreckage This is exactly how empires fall — not with tanks, but with policies that hollow them out from within. Trump is not attacking Europe. He is warning it. The question is whether Europe will listen — or whether it will continue down a path where, one day soon, even its own people will no longer recognize the place they call home.

Jim Ferguson

154,505 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

🇪🇸🇲🇦 Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez apparently finds the situation in Ceuta quite amusing... "It makes me laugh when I hear some people on the far right talk about an "invasion." In reality, many of them are or were minors, boys and girls. Many unfortunately drowned in that crisis, while many others arrived simply looking for a better future in a country that is creating those opportunities and that they perhaps cannot find in their country of origin. In any case, Morocco has expressed its willingness to reunite these minors with their families, so this takes time, but we are putting all the resources of the state into resolving it as soon as possible." This guy has no shame (and no clue) whatsoever... WTF Writer: Mhedi
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🇪🇸🇲🇦 Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez apparently finds the situation in Ceuta quite amusing... "It makes me laugh when I hear some people on the far right talk about an "invasion." In reality, many of them are or were minors, boys and girls. Many unfortunately drowned in that crisis, while many others arrived simply looking for a better future in a country that is creating those opportunities and that they perhaps cannot find in their country of origin. In any case, Morocco has expressed its willingness to reunite these minors with their families, so this takes time, but we are putting all the resources of the state into resolving it as soon as possible." This guy has no shame (and no clue) whatsoever... WTF Writer: Mhedi

Mario Nawfal

39,583 Aufrufe • vor 7 Tagen

AS A WOMAN, I AM DEEPLY OFFENDED WATCHING THIS CLIP. It is disturbing to see women being spoken about as though they are commodities to be acquired or exchanged. Lalit Modi once again reveals a side of himself that many people seem willing to overlook. What breaks me even more is that this conversation is happening on a platform owned by Karishma Mehta, and she's sitting right there moderating it. She could have at least said, "This deeply offends me," or "I would never marry a man who thinks this way," and made it clear that such views are unacceptable. Instead, she chooses to giggle and keep the conversation going for more podcast masala. Was the Pranit More case not enough to remind us of the social responsibility that comes with moderating public conversations? The platform is called Humans of Bombay, yet they are hosting such inhuman conversations without any challenge or pushback. I urge people to call this out. The message needs to be heard loud and clear. This is NOT RIGHT. Normalising such thinking under the guise of entertainment is dangerous, and those with a platform have a responsibility to do better.
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AS A WOMAN, I AM DEEPLY OFFENDED WATCHING THIS CLIP. It is disturbing to see women being spoken about as though they are commodities to be acquired or exchanged. Lalit Modi once again reveals a side of himself that many people seem willing to overlook. What breaks me even more is that this conversation is happening on a platform owned by Karishma Mehta, and she's sitting right there moderating it. She could have at least said, "This deeply offends me," or "I would never marry a man who thinks this way," and made it clear that such views are unacceptable. Instead, she chooses to giggle and keep the conversation going for more podcast masala. Was the Pranit More case not enough to remind us of the social responsibility that comes with moderating public conversations? The platform is called Humans of Bombay, yet they are hosting such inhuman conversations without any challenge or pushback. I urge people to call this out. The message needs to be heard loud and clear. This is NOT RIGHT. Normalising such thinking under the guise of entertainment is dangerous, and those with a platform have a responsibility to do better.

Monica Verma

12,807 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

CNN's Richard Quest, "Your statement to provide 500,000 migrants a path to citizenship, this is the opposite of everybody else, why are you doing it?" Pedro Sánchez, Spanish PM, "There's a moral angle of this debate" "Spain for many years have been a country of migrants, our fathers and grandparents, went to other places because we suffered under a dictatorship and a lack of opportunities" "And now there is a pragmatic angle. These are people who are contributing to the economic success of Spain" "They represent 10% of our social security income" "And they only account for 1% of public spending" Richard Quest, "Won't that encourage more illegal migration? Because people will say: lets go to Spain and wait for the next time they do this" Pedro Sánchez, "This is fake, it's not reality, they are not coming to Spain because we're giving them papers, they're coming to Spain because of our strong economic performance" "When it comes to migration in Spain, 90% of migrants in Spain came through regular paths" "And we have reduced dramatically irregular migration because we are cooperating with the countries of origin, such as Morocco, Senegal, Gambia" Richard Quest, "Spanish unemployment numbers are always very high because of the nature unemployment is counted" "The numbers have come down dramatically, is it really coming down?" Pedro Sánchez, "This is the second year in a row that Spain was the largest growing advanced economy in the world, 2.8% growth in 2025" "We have more than 22 million people working" "We are leading the economy in the European Union" "Over the last 45 years there were only 3 years where we had unemployment rates below 10%, and in 2025 we reached that goal again"
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CNN's Richard Quest, "Your statement to provide 500,000 migrants a path to citizenship, this is the opposite of everybody else, why are you doing it?" Pedro Sánchez, Spanish PM, "There's a moral angle of this debate" "Spain for many years have been a country of migrants, our fathers and grandparents, went to other places because we suffered under a dictatorship and a lack of opportunities" "And now there is a pragmatic angle. These are people who are contributing to the economic success of Spain" "They represent 10% of our social security income" "And they only account for 1% of public spending" Richard Quest, "Won't that encourage more illegal migration? Because people will say: lets go to Spain and wait for the next time they do this" Pedro Sánchez, "This is fake, it's not reality, they are not coming to Spain because we're giving them papers, they're coming to Spain because of our strong economic performance" "When it comes to migration in Spain, 90% of migrants in Spain came through regular paths" "And we have reduced dramatically irregular migration because we are cooperating with the countries of origin, such as Morocco, Senegal, Gambia" Richard Quest, "Spanish unemployment numbers are always very high because of the nature unemployment is counted" "The numbers have come down dramatically, is it really coming down?" Pedro Sánchez, "This is the second year in a row that Spain was the largest growing advanced economy in the world, 2.8% growth in 2025" "We have more than 22 million people working" "We are leading the economy in the European Union" "Over the last 45 years there were only 3 years where we had unemployment rates below 10%, and in 2025 we reached that goal again"

Farrukh

27,710 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

Trump has a simple philosophy: “If he wants it, he takes it, and the law be damned.” His latest target? Greenland. Thomas Jäger, a well-known German academic and commentator, breaks down how Trump is ready to steamroll Denmark and the UN Charter alike, proving once again that for this administration, global stability is just a small price to pay for a vanity project in the Arctic. Thomas Jäger: A very good morning, Mr. Schüler. With this, he is revisiting a topic he pushed into the spotlight months ago. Back then, people rubbed their eyes in amazement, and some might have thought, "Well, he's not being serious; he’s just rattling some sabers to distract from something else." But he is serious. Donald Trump’s goal is to annex Greenland to the United States—and we must always keep Canada in mind in the background. This is his vision of the United States in a future world. He already tried to buy Greenland during his first term and was told: "It is not for sale." Now, they are trying to achieve this in other ways: first, by trying to shift public opinion within Greenland. That’s why the Vice President was already there, though not very successfully. Secondly, by prioritizing security issues. The connections to European NATO partners, including Denmark, are no longer so stable that it's unthinkable he would come up with the idea of taking this land. This is part of the whole picture: when asked if he would rule out military means to take Greenland many weeks ago, he answered: "No." Moderator: You mentioned the security issue. Donald Trump says, "It’s not about oil. We are much more worried about ships from China and Russia in the Arctic." How credible is this approach, this concern? Does Trump perhaps have a point there? Thomas Jäger: Well, the entire area is currently monitored by NATO forces; that is a state of affairs that could simply continue. It’s not as if Denmark has suddenly become a hostile state. In that sense, nothing would change. The reason he says "it's not about natural resources but security" is because the former sounds too petty—like, "We’re just going to occupy and take this now." He has said similar things throughout his career; for example, "If you're going into Iraq, you have to take the oil, because only the oil is relevant there." Now he’s elevating it to a more abstract level to build support within the United States and potentially in Greenland, so that it doesn't look like a colonial power grabbing resources, but rather a power providing protection. That’s a new narrative, but don’t worry, that can change again—whenever he feels like it. The central issue for him is to keep the topic simmering and to wait for an opportunity to actually be successful. Moderator: You say Denmark isn't a hostile state, but Denmark also says, "Greenland is not for sale." Doesn't the appointment of a US special envoy inevitably create significantly higher risks for the transatlantic relationship? Thomas Jäger: Yes, of course. And it’s right that Denmark reacted firmly by saying, "This is absolutely unacceptable." The European Union wouldn't suddenly appoint a "special envoy for the Gulf of Mexico"—to use Trump’s logic. But this shows he is truly interested in a reorganisation of "the Americas." His policies toward Venezuela and Greenland are intertwined here. While the European Union proclaims great solidarity with Denmark, it is ultimately worth nothing. If the United States wants to grab this island, if they want to occupy it, they can—and there won't be much resistance. This is something people in Europe obviously know. That is the great threat hanging in the air. And it is now well known that Trump is someone capable of such things. 1/2
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Trump has a simple philosophy: “If he wants it, he takes it, and the law be damned.” His latest target? Greenland. Thomas Jäger, a well-known German academic and commentator, breaks down how Trump is ready to steamroll Denmark and the UN Charter alike, proving once again that for this administration, global stability is just a small price to pay for a vanity project in the Arctic. Thomas Jäger: A very good morning, Mr. Schüler. With this, he is revisiting a topic he pushed into the spotlight months ago. Back then, people rubbed their eyes in amazement, and some might have thought, "Well, he's not being serious; he’s just rattling some sabers to distract from something else." But he is serious. Donald Trump’s goal is to annex Greenland to the United States—and we must always keep Canada in mind in the background. This is his vision of the United States in a future world. He already tried to buy Greenland during his first term and was told: "It is not for sale." Now, they are trying to achieve this in other ways: first, by trying to shift public opinion within Greenland. That’s why the Vice President was already there, though not very successfully. Secondly, by prioritizing security issues. The connections to European NATO partners, including Denmark, are no longer so stable that it's unthinkable he would come up with the idea of taking this land. This is part of the whole picture: when asked if he would rule out military means to take Greenland many weeks ago, he answered: "No." Moderator: You mentioned the security issue. Donald Trump says, "It’s not about oil. We are much more worried about ships from China and Russia in the Arctic." How credible is this approach, this concern? Does Trump perhaps have a point there? Thomas Jäger: Well, the entire area is currently monitored by NATO forces; that is a state of affairs that could simply continue. It’s not as if Denmark has suddenly become a hostile state. In that sense, nothing would change. The reason he says "it's not about natural resources but security" is because the former sounds too petty—like, "We’re just going to occupy and take this now." He has said similar things throughout his career; for example, "If you're going into Iraq, you have to take the oil, because only the oil is relevant there." Now he’s elevating it to a more abstract level to build support within the United States and potentially in Greenland, so that it doesn't look like a colonial power grabbing resources, but rather a power providing protection. That’s a new narrative, but don’t worry, that can change again—whenever he feels like it. The central issue for him is to keep the topic simmering and to wait for an opportunity to actually be successful. Moderator: You say Denmark isn't a hostile state, but Denmark also says, "Greenland is not for sale." Doesn't the appointment of a US special envoy inevitably create significantly higher risks for the transatlantic relationship? Thomas Jäger: Yes, of course. And it’s right that Denmark reacted firmly by saying, "This is absolutely unacceptable." The European Union wouldn't suddenly appoint a "special envoy for the Gulf of Mexico"—to use Trump’s logic. But this shows he is truly interested in a reorganisation of "the Americas." His policies toward Venezuela and Greenland are intertwined here. While the European Union proclaims great solidarity with Denmark, it is ultimately worth nothing. If the United States wants to grab this island, if they want to occupy it, they can—and there won't be much resistance. This is something people in Europe obviously know. That is the great threat hanging in the air. And it is now well known that Trump is someone capable of such things. 1/2

Yasmina

42,689 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

🚨GREATER ISRAEL PLAN: ‘Israel wants to be surrounded by failed, fragmenting, or co-opted states. Its goal in Iran is STATE COLLAPSE, NOT regime change.’ —Former Israeli Peace Negotiator Daniel Levy ‘What I’m suggesting is that the notion of a Greater Israel dominion, a project of domination in the region, is not just about territory. It’s about how far Israel can extend its hard power hegemony. And to do that, it wants to create a situation where it is surrounded by states that are either collapsed, in the process of fragmenting and dismantling, and therefore cannot prevent any challenge to that hard power Greater Israel project… Or states which find themselves easily co-opted by Israel because of vulnerabilities and dependencies that are brought into play, often actively by Israel. What Israel is trying to do is not some dream of regime change in Iran. It doesn’t really believe that. It’s going for regime and state collapse, chaos that then spills over. So that deals with Iran. Saudi Arabia being attacked in the war on Iran was by design as far as the Israelis are concerned. Because part of the goal here is to weaken the Gulf states so that they look around and they say, ‘America couldn’t deliver for us. We may not all like it, but there is a major regional power here and we are going to have to get on board with its project.’ Israel has talked openly about not only being a regional superpower, but Netanyahu has said becoming a global superpower. It’s talked about corridors for transporting Gulf oil to market that would run through to Israel’s Mediterranean ports. So it is trying to create Gulf dependencies on Israel. I’m not saying it will succeed.’ Watch the full interview in the quoted post below👇
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🚨GREATER ISRAEL PLAN: ‘Israel wants to be surrounded by failed, fragmenting, or co-opted states. Its goal in Iran is STATE COLLAPSE, NOT regime change.’ —Former Israeli Peace Negotiator Daniel Levy ‘What I’m suggesting is that the notion of a Greater Israel dominion, a project of domination in the region, is not just about territory. It’s about how far Israel can extend its hard power hegemony. And to do that, it wants to create a situation where it is surrounded by states that are either collapsed, in the process of fragmenting and dismantling, and therefore cannot prevent any challenge to that hard power Greater Israel project… Or states which find themselves easily co-opted by Israel because of vulnerabilities and dependencies that are brought into play, often actively by Israel. What Israel is trying to do is not some dream of regime change in Iran. It doesn’t really believe that. It’s going for regime and state collapse, chaos that then spills over. So that deals with Iran. Saudi Arabia being attacked in the war on Iran was by design as far as the Israelis are concerned. Because part of the goal here is to weaken the Gulf states so that they look around and they say, ‘America couldn’t deliver for us. We may not all like it, but there is a major regional power here and we are going to have to get on board with its project.’ Israel has talked openly about not only being a regional superpower, but Netanyahu has said becoming a global superpower. It’s talked about corridors for transporting Gulf oil to market that would run through to Israel’s Mediterranean ports. So it is trying to create Gulf dependencies on Israel. I’m not saying it will succeed.’ Watch the full interview in the quoted post below👇

Going Underground

47,005 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten