The United States has slammed the Albanese government’s plan to impose a broad digital “duty of care” that would dictate how platforms manage content and users’ feeds.
Washington wants answers: how would the government or the Communications Minister define “harm” and “risk,” who… pic.twitter.com/DViyvUdOT3
The invading soldiers of allah can’t be repatriated. The media refers to “youths” being “stranded” in the enclave:
Around half are reportedly unaccompanied minors.
Minister Sira Rego said Spanish law grants underage migrants fundamental protections regardless of their origin or legal status. She said the vast majority have asked to remain in Spain.
“Most of them want to stay in Spain and they are going to stay, of course. There is a law that protects them,” Rego told Spanish radio network Cadena SER.
“Our duty is to protect them,” she said.
Can you imagine? Their duty is to ‘protect’ the invaders, not their own people.
At the end of July a mob of mostly military-age young men invaded the Spanish enclave of Ceuta on the coast of North Africa. Ceuta is made up of a single city situated on a peninsula that juts out from Morocco into the Mediterranean. The invaders swam around the sea barriers and broke through parts of the fence to gain access to Spanish territory, with hopes of being able to cross the sea to the European continent.
There are some indications that the invasion was enabled and coordinated by Moroccan authorities. Most of the invaders were not Moroccans, but from further south in Africa, or from other parts of the Middle East.
An estimated 70,000 to 80,000 “migrants” entered Ceuta. The Spanish government said that most of them have returned to Morocco, but somewhere between 10,000 and 20,000 are thought to have remained in Ceuta, residing in shantytowns on the beach, or camping out in parks and empty buildings. Crime has become rampant, and sexual assaults against women have risen dramatically. Most of the rape victims are from the unfortunate minority of female migrants among the invaders, but a significant number of local Spanish women and girls have also been attacked.
Ordinary citizens in Ceuta are fed up with the situation. Yesterday they staged a mass march against the invasion, demanding that the foreigners be sent home. They volubly insisted that Ceuta is and will remain Spanish.
Below is a video from Al Jazeera about yesterday’s mass march in Ceuta against the invaders. Notice that one of the destitute migrants being interviewed has braces on his teeth:
A transcript of the video is included at the bottom of this post.
You’ll also notice how well one of interviewed invaders has absorbed the media Narrative on migration, and then regurgitated it to the interviewer. A sample:
It’s better for everyone if we try to understand each other. There are good people here who treat us well, but there are others who look down on us. There is racism and they treat you with contempt.
According to the Al Jazeera report, the rumored resumption of the invasion is misinformation. The Times, however, seems to disagree:
Ceuta braces for new migrant surge during Moroccan elections
Pezeshkian arrives in New York for UN General Assembly
Iran’s President Pezeshkian has arrived in New York to attend and speak at the UN General Assembly.
Iran and its allies have the ability to target Gulf cities, oil facilities and shipping routes,
As a result, there is real tension between the US and its Gulf partners, who want greater control over the security of critical energy routes. These Arab nations are seeking US guarantees, particularly given that they host US forces.
President Donald Trump has told reporters at the UN that US officials had a “very good” three-hour meeting on Tuesday with the Iranian delegation at the UN General Assembly.
Iranian state media says Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Steve Witkoff met in New York.
Saudi Arabia’s King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud says the Houthis’ attempted targeting of Mecca violates the sanctity of holy sites and provokes Muslims worldwide.
Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi tells US media Iran has not allowed Iraqi tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, adding Iraq has lost $60bn in revenue since the US-Israel war began.
President Donald Trump delivers an address to the United Nations General Assembly in New York City on Tuesday, September 22.
The president will speak to the General Assembly Tuesday morning before participating in meetings with a number of world leaders.
Among the many things to look forward to at this year’s General Assembly meeting, Trump is also scheduled to meet with Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez, who replaced former dictator Nicolas Maduro after the United States dramatically captured and removed him from power earlier this year.
United States President Donald Trump, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Qatari Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani and French President Emmanuel Macron are among the leaders taking the podium on Tuesday.
This year’s General Debate comes as the UN faces a series of pressing challenges following the Trump administration’s decision to cut US contributions and withdraw from a number of bodies.
It will also be the last for Antonio Guterres as UN Secretary-General as he completes his term at the end of the year.
⭕️ LIVE: US President Donald Trump addresses world leaders at the UN General Assembly (UNGA) in New York.https://t.co/P7xO2pRz36
“They are one reality,” said Guterres. “There is no peace without development; no development without peace; and no peace and development without human rights,” he said.
A leaked video of a French military chaplain addressing paratroopers in a cathedral has circulated widely on social media. In the clip, the chaplain makes disparaging remarks about leftists, tells soldiers to keep fighting for their national heritage, and warns of the risk that French values and culture could be displaced.
“…when you’re thirsty, when you’re hungry, it’s the law of the strongest that reigns. And others will take the place of our values, of this freedom of speech, of action, of this equality between men, and of this
The clip, recorded during a Saint-Michel Mass on Oct. 7, 2025, shows Father Romain Ghandour speaking to soldiers of the 3rd Marine Infantry Parachute Regiment (3e RPIMa) at Carcassonne’s Saint-Michel Cathedral.
Soldiers can be heard laughing and applauding as he delivers his pointed remarks.
Tehran says conditions for ending war sent to US via Qatar
BREAKING: President Trump told Fox News Chief Foreign Correspondent @TreyYingst that he is in a “deciding mode” and “very big things” are going to happen in the near future regarding the US-Iran war.
Trump said, “My question is, if and when do I blow the entire nation up? They better behave.” Trump also said he’s “open” to meeting with Iran’s president after Tehran sent a list of war-ending demands. |
President Trump says there’s three choices on the table for the war: “wiping Iran out,” “letting them rot economically” or “making a deal.”
The Islamic Republic appears deeply concerned that another major U.S.-Israeli strike campaign could begin at any moment. Internal reports say police stations, security buildings and military facilities across Tehran have been evacuated, with forces deployed into surrounding streets and major intersections.
Iran has launched a major mobilisation drive to train and arm volunteer civilians who would serve as part of state security under the Basij militia arm of the IRGC, sparking fears of renewed conflict with the US.
Iran warns against any new large-scale strikes by the United States and its allies saying it received information such a plan is being prepared.
Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf says Iran “must push the enemy back and deal devastating blows using our full military might” before any negotiations with the United States.
A Saudi-led coalition fighting Yemen’s Houthis says it intercepted a ballistic missile aimed at Riyadh and foiled other attacks on the cities of Bish, Taif, Farasan, and Yanbu.
Saudi Arabia attacks Houthi rebels in Yemen – BBC News
Iran sets terms for peace as Saudi forces foil Houthi attack on Riyadh
Iran’s security chief Moshen Rezaei tells Al Jazeera conditions for ending war – stopping attacks on all fronts, release of frozen Iranian funds, end of blockade – have been sent to US via mediator Qatar, and are awaiting a response from US President Donald Trump.
Yemen’s Houthis say attacked what they called “sensitive” sites in Riyadh with ballistic missiles, drones, in addition to an ARAMCO facility in Yanbu. Saudi Arabia has not yet confirmed these claims.
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and his Pakistani counterpart, Ishaq Dar, stress “the importance of uninterrupted energy supplies and the safe passage of ships” during phone call.
Fighting between Yemen’s Houthi group and the Saudi-backed internationally recognised government intensifies, with battles reported east of Marib and around Taiz.
The Iran-backed Houthis are now threatening to strike Turkey and Pakistan if they intervene militarily in Yemen. Senior Houthi official Mohammed al-Bukhaiti warned both countries they would be struck with an “iron fist” if they enter the conflict.
Iranian oil sales reach two-year high despite US blockade, says government department
Iran’s Plan and Budget Organisation says oil sales have reached a two-year high despite the US naval blockade aimed at preventing Iranian exports.
They will hide behind freedom of religion even though everyone knows that they are a hostile foreign government trying to takeover the US and force Islam on everyone. Our government will do absolutely nothing to stop it. Democrats will bring millions more in.
President Donald Trump’s announcement on Friday afternoon that the United States will have permanent security rights over Greenland is yet another vindication of his ability to deliver results for the American people.
At my direction, we worked with representatives of Denmark and Greenland to guarantee that the United States will FOREVER have the complete ability to do what is necessary in Greenland in order to secure and defend the security of Greenland, and the United States of America. Additionally, from now on, no U.S. adversary can EVER have a base in Greenland, have a military presence in Greenland, or make sensitive investments in Greenland, without our express written approval.
Dating back to his first term, Trump stressed the importance of Greenland as it related to Arctic security, and the matter remained a priority when he returned to the White House in 2025.
Trump continued, saying that the U.S. will “immediately begin the process of developing a large Military presence in the appropriate part of Greenland, of which there are many.”
In January 2026, Trump said a long-term deal was in the works, and at that time, many in corporate media did not believe him.
Trump: Pact Between Canuckistan & the EUSSR is a Hostile Act
In her State of the Union speech, European Commission President Von Der Leyen summarized that the European Union is stronger than ever, but that the state of the Union is also as precarious as it has ever been.
Speeding up the overhaul of the Single Market is an imperative in this context. She acknowledged that the European Union is under attack, both economically and physically: “hybrid threats facing Europe are less and less hybrid and less and less threats.
Trump called Canada’s associate membership “laughable,” before adding that he might consider it a “hostile act” if the EU approves this…
The European Commission is increasingly aware of the interconnectedness of different themes and challenges –e.g., industrial policy, energy security, defense, and capital markets– that must be overcome to face these attacks. And, as Von der Leyen noted, this requires more alignment within the bloc. The Commission can achieve only so much without the support from, and complimentary actions by, the member states.
They are being fed by bleeding hearts NGO’s and knowing that Sanchez will open the floodgates, more of them will come to “claim their rights”.
Thousands of migrants SOLDIERS OF ALLAH charged through the streets of Ceuta on Friday as police attempted to move them to a new camp. The migrants, the majority of whom had travelled to the Spanish territory from Morocco, had been sleeping rough on beaches for weeks, waiting to be relocated to an official camp in the port area. 🔗
Sanchez Lets Them Stay: Police Fire Warning Shots as Migrants Jostle Through Ceuta
Riot police in Ceuta spent Friday herding crowds of illegal migrants off the beaches and toward a new tented facility at the port. Capacity: about 1,700. The operation turned messy fast. Young men shoved through cordons, some broke the line in the dark, and officers fired into the air to regain control.
This is the leftover from July. Tens of thousands stormed the Spanish enclave from Morocco in a matter of hours. Most were pushed or walked back. Several thousand never left. They set up camp on the sand. Now the government is moving them a few kilometres instead of sending them home.
Mario Nawfal put the obvious question on the table: why is Pedro Sanchez allowing thousands of illegal migrants to remain on Spanish territory? A border checkpoint means nothing if the people who bypass it get to stay. Spain has an army. It has police. It has the legal right to remove people who entered by force. Using that right would be the conservative choice. Leaving them in a port camp is the political one.
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Ceuta is Spanish soil. Treating a mass breach as a housing problem rather than a sovereignty problem is how you invite the next wave
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Ceuta Chaos Flares Back Up
Invading Migrants Rush to Claim New ‘Temporary’ Shelter
CEUTA, SPAIN – SEPTEMBER 18: The Civil Guard is organising the migrants for their transfer
The Spanish North African exclave of Ceuta endured another chaotic night into early morning after an avalanche of invading migrants still in the city rushed a new “temporary” seaside shelter.