The Continuing Crisis in Ceuta: “They Have to Go Away”
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
