Women vote for mass immigration.

Then the government blamed these sluts for not having children, and said they’re going to replace whites with brown people.

Reuters:

Spain will legalise about 300,000 undocumented immigrants per year over the next three years as it seeks to expand its labour force in the face of an ageing population, Migration Minister Elma Saiz told reporters on Tuesday.

Spain, led by a leftist minority coalition government, has been largely receptive to migrants even as other European countries such as Italy and Germany seek to tighten border controls.

“Spain has to opt between being an open, prosperous country or being a closed and poor one, and we have chosen the former,” Saiz said, adding that the nation needs around 250,000 to 300,000 tax-paying foreign workers a year to sustain its welfare state.

Do low IQ immigrants who live on welfare and commit crimes actually make a country rich?

It doesn’t really make much sense on its face, does it?

The reform shortens and simplifies legal and administrative procedures for work and residence permits, allowing migrants to register either as self-employed or salaried workers, and provides them with additional labour rights guarantees.

Spain’s economy is the fastest-growing in the EU, boosted in part by a wave of skilled immigrants from Latin America who have plugged labour shortages in sectors such as technology and hospitality. Gross domestic product expanded 3.4% in the third quarter from a year earlier.

If Spain was bringing in only Spaniards from Latin American, or even just white people from there, this would actually not be a bad idea.

But that’s not what’s happening here.

Fitch Ratings said net migration in 2022 surpassed that of the entire previous decade, helping to expand Spain’s working-age population and to mitigate the effects of an ageing native-born population.

…

According to a survey by 40dB for El Pais newspaper and Cadena Ser radio station conducted in October, 57% of Spaniards believe there is “too much” immigration, while 54% perceive that the proportion of migrants is higher than the official level of foreign-born residents in Spain of 18.5%.

There are no real attempts to increase the birthrate. While there should be attempts at that, it also doesn’t really matter very much, because so much work is going to be automated in the coming decades, and countries will be fine with smaller populations.

The immigration agenda is not about the economy, it is about getting rid of white people.

“We never had anything like this in the neighbourhood, now it’s become more frequent”

If I ran a country that was currently going through catastrophic flooding, and people kept whining about how I suck at dealing with it, I would also probably start talking more about killing babies.

Think about it – if all those people who died in the floods had been killed in their mothers’ wombs, this whole drama could’ve been avoided.

European Conservative:

Spain’s socialists are aiming to make their country the next in Europe to enshrine legal abortion as a constitutional right. The Partido Socialista Obrero Español has proposed adding the right to voluntary interruption of pregnancy to the Spanish constitution, El Debate reports.

Abortion was partially decriminalized in Spain in 1985. In 2010 the allowance for abortion was expanded from 10 to 14 weeks of pregnancy.

Abortion has become a hot political topic in Europe in the last decade. Most European countries had legalized abortion to one extent or another in the 1970s and 1980s but the 2000s saw a push in many parts of the continent to further liberalize abortion laws, galvanizing the pro-life movement on the continent and giving further impulse to the rise of new conservative political parties such as VOX.

As political and social debate heated up on the topic, left-leaning governments seem to be using abortion to score parliamentary wins to shore up their weak governments. This was the case in France last year, when President Emanuel Macron proposed adding the right to abortion to the French constitution, one of the few successful legislative initiatives of his second term as president.

They’re only talking about this because the Americans are talking about it.

It’s grotesque how Europe trails after the United States like a little lost puppy.

It becomes especially ridiculous when you see how the Europeans claim to despise America.

If they despise America, why do they copy everything from America?

Yikes

It’s not just the US borders that are open.

Every white country has open borders.

None of the nonwhite countries have this, despite the fact that it’s an established fact that diversity is our greatest strength.

European Conservative:

In a record-breaking incident, a boat carrying 231 migrants arrived at the Canary Islands, the largest single migrant vessel to reach the archipelago.

The boat, which departed from The Gambia, carried 58 minors and 13 women among the passengers, all of African origin, including individuals from Senegal, Mali, and Guinea. The dangerous journey across the Atlantic left three of the migrants in need of hospital treatment for minor injuries.

See how far the Brutal Syrian Civil War has gotten?

This arrival comes on the heels of a tragic shipwreck in September, the worst in the Canary Islands in 30 years, which left 50 people missing. The number of migrants reaching the Canary Islands has surged this year, with 32,878 individuals arriving between January and mid-October, a 39.7% increase compared to last year. Of this figure, 2,875 migrants arrived in October alone, 467 of them unaccompanied minors.

The government of the Canary Islands has voiced frustration at the lack of support from Spain’s central government.

…

The Atlantic route from West Africa to the Canary Islands has seen a sharp rise in illegal migration in recent years. The islands are a primary destination for migrants departing from West African countries like The Gambia, Senegal, and Morocco.

In response to the continuous flow of migrants, the Spanish government, led by Pedro Sánchez, has begun dispersing migrants from the Canary Islands to the mainland. In October, the government chartered 15 flights, transporting more than 3,000 migrants to Madrid. These migrants were then sent by bus to various regions across Spain, including Andalusia and Castilla y León. Sources from AENA, Spain’s airport operator, indicate that the number could exceed 5,000 by the end of the month.

The crisis shows no signs of abating. Last month, the Canary Islands recorded the highest number of migrant arrivals in a single week, with nearly 3,000 migrants arriving on over 40 boats.

These diverse individuals are so strong, you have to wonder why their own countries are not trying to lock them in, and force them to design high technology.

Why is Africa willing to give so many budding young geniuses to Europe for free?

Double yikes

It has long been well-established: a democracy cannot function without mass censorship.

If you do not have mass censorship in a democracy, the voters will learn about right-wing ideas, and then they will vote for politicians who are against democracy.

Therefore, mass political censorship is the only possible way to defend democracy.

European Conservative:

Spain’s socialist government has unveiled radical plans to regulate the press to combat so-called ‘disinformation.’ Critics have branded the move as “censorship” and an attempt by prime minister Pedro Sánchez to distract attention from an ongoing scandal involving his wife.

The Democratic Action Plan will create a register of media outlets operating in Spain, something Sánchez claimed was necessary because democracy is “being besieged” by “campaigns of disinformation and hoaxes.”

El Debate says the registry will allow the government to dictate who media outlets’ shareholders can be, their sources of financing, and how much government institutions will spend on advertising with them. Any media outlet not on the register will likely be branded “pseudo-media,” a term used by the socialist government and its supporters to discredit any new outlets that deviate from the establishment line.

You know, this is a lot more extreme than that law in Georgia with the NGOs.

But you’ve never heard anyone complain about this, have you?

Culture minister Ernest Urtasun claimed the registry will be impartial because it will be drawn up by an independent body, the National Commission for Markets and Competition. However, El Debate points out that the president of the body, Cani Fernández, was an advisor to Sánchez’s cabinet in 2020.

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The plan was proposed amid an investigation into Sánchez’s wife, Begoña Gómez, who is accused of influence-peddling and corruption. The PM has blamed what he calls “far-right” online media for pursuing the case.

So he’s doing the whole thing to protect his wife from corruption charges?

Interesting that this lines up directly with the Jewish agenda to protect democracy.

Sanchez is also a big fan of anal, like you’d expect

Europeans at least do something.

Americans just sit around and eat and talk about how many guns they own.

Remix:

For 11 days in a row, Spanish farmers have blocked highways and ports, dumping cheaply imported Moroccan vegetables and cereals on the roads and marching with tractors into the centers of large cities.

Farmers took over Santander on the weekend, while this Wednesday, farmers plan to hold tractor marches and protests in Andalusia, Extremadura, and Castilla and León, with media reports warning of additional road closures and blockaded roads in these regions.

🇪🇸 Farmers took over Santander over the weekend as they continue to protest insane EU & Government Climate Scam legislation.

They are not backing down anytime soon! pic.twitter.com/U1VYOIeFSk

— Concerned Citizen (@BGatesIsaPyscho) February 18, 2024

There are no signs the protests are coming to an end, either.

The Union of Small Farmers and Ranchers has an extensive calendar of tractor demonstrations scheduled, all the way until the final one set for Feb. 27 in Córdoba. Meanwhile, the Union of Farmers and Livestock Unions has announced its next demonstration to be on Feb. 21 in Madrid, with several demonstrations planned in the run-up to this.

The growing transport chaos and supply chain disruptions have led Minister of Agriculture Luis Planas to call a meeting of several trade unions on Thursday to try to find a solution to the sector’s problems.

Spanish farmer protests have hit nearly every corner of the country

Last week, on Wednesday, Spanish protesters paralyzed traffic for hours at the port of Motril in southern Spain, where a large part of Morocco’s fruit and vegetable shipments arrive. Several of the vans stuck inside had their holds opened and tomatoes found inside were thrown onto the road in protest at cheap imports of agricultural products from Morocco, which do not meet EU standards.

Meanwhile, scores of farmers with tractors and human chains have blocked the busiest highways in Spain, and have also made crossing the Spanish-French border at La Jonquera difficult for more than two days.

On the A1 near Burgos, police used force to break up the demonstration, beating desperate farmworkers with truncheons.

NEW: 🇪🇸🔥 Spanish police beat back farmers protesting on the A1 motorway near Burgos.

This is Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez’s answer to peaceful protests. pic.twitter.com/lgbYWrSVL3

— Remix News & Views (@RMXnews) February 14, 2024

In southern Spain, the first stage of the Vuelta Andalucia cycling race had to be canceled due to a mobilization because there were not enough gendarmes to ensure the passage of riders.

In Guadalajara, neighboring Madrid, protesting farmers spilled grain on the road, while in Salamanca and other cities, cheaply imported products from third countries bought in the shops of one of the largest hypermarket chains were spilled in the car parks, according to Hungarian news outlet Magyar Nemzet.

On top of calling for reduced regulations and less complicated bureaucracy surrounding EU agricultural policy, Spanish farmers are demanding that the socialist government help them to cope with the damage caused by the drought and ensure greater respect for Spanish agricultural products through fair prices, less red tape, and a level playing field, among other things.

The farmers’ mass protest, planned for Madrid on Feb. 21, is expected to cause major disruptions in the city. There are also fears that clashes with police could ensue. Farmers also announced on Thursday morning of last week that they would mobilize on Feb. 26, the day EU agriculture ministers meet in Brussels.

The goal should always be to force the cops to kill you.

If the cops start shooting at you, then the whole country rises up.

I’m not sure how clear this fact is in the minds of these protest farms across Europe, but it’s very obvious and no one can argue with it: you have to provoke the cops into using live ammo, and people have to die.

Then, you’ve got yourself a rodeo.

“More cows, fewer politicians”

Europeans at least do something.

Americans just sit around and eat and talk about how many guns they own.

Remix:

For 11 days in a row, Spanish farmers have blocked highways and ports, dumping cheaply imported Moroccan vegetables and cereals on the roads and marching with tractors into the centers of large cities.

Farmers took over Santander on the weekend, while this Wednesday, farmers plan to hold tractor marches and protests in Andalusia, Extremadura, and Castilla and León, with media reports warning of additional road closures and blockaded roads in these regions.

🇪🇸 Farmers took over Santander over the weekend as they continue to protest insane EU & Government Climate Scam legislation.

They are not backing down anytime soon! pic.twitter.com/U1VYOIeFSk

— Concerned Citizen (@BGatesIsaPyscho) February 18, 2024

There are no signs the protests are coming to an end, either.

The Union of Small Farmers and Ranchers has an extensive calendar of tractor demonstrations scheduled, all the way until the final one set for Feb. 27 in Córdoba. Meanwhile, the Union of Farmers and Livestock Unions has announced its next demonstration to be on Feb. 21 in Madrid, with several demonstrations planned in the run-up to this.

The growing transport chaos and supply chain disruptions have led Minister of Agriculture Luis Planas to call a meeting of several trade unions on Thursday to try to find a solution to the sector’s problems.

Spanish farmer protests have hit nearly every corner of the countryLast week, on Wednesday, Spanish protesters paralyzed traffic for hours at the port of Motril in southern Spain, where a large part of Morocco’s fruit and vegetable shipments arrive. Several of the vans stuck inside had their holds opened and tomatoes found inside were thrown onto the road in protest at cheap imports of agricultural products from Morocco, which do not meet EU standards.

Meanwhile, scores of farmers with tractors and human chains have blocked the busiest highways in Spain, and have also made crossing the Spanish-French border at La Jonquera difficult for more than two days.

On the A1 near Burgos, police used force to break up the demonstration, beating desperate farmworkers with truncheons.

NEW: 🇪🇸🔥 Spanish police beat back farmers protesting on the A1 motorway near Burgos.

This is Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez’s answer to peaceful protests. pic.twitter.com/lgbYWrSVL3

— Remix News & Views (@RMXnews) February 14, 2024

In southern Spain, the first stage of the Vuelta Andalucia cycling race had to be canceled due to a mobilization because there were not enough gendarmes to ensure the passage of riders.

In Guadalajara, neighboring Madrid, protesting farmers spilled grain on the road, while in Salamanca and other cities, cheaply imported products from third countries bought in the shops of one of the largest hypermarket chains were spilled in the car parks, according to Hungarian news outlet Magyar Nemzet.

On top of calling for reduced regulations and less complicated bureaucracy surrounding EU agricultural policy, Spanish farmers are demanding that the socialist government help them to cope with the damage caused by the drought and ensure greater respect for Spanish agricultural products through fair prices, less red tape, and a level playing field, among other things.

The farmers’ mass protest, planned for Madrid on Feb. 21, is expected to cause major disruptions in the city. There are also fears that clashes with police could ensue. Farmers also announced on Thursday morning of last week that they would mobilize on Feb. 26, the day EU agriculture ministers meet in Brussels.

The goal should always be to force the cops to kill you.

If the cops start shooting at you, then the whole country rises up.

I’m not sure how clear this fact is in the minds of these protest farms across Europe, but it’s very obvious and no one can argue with it: you have to provoke the cops into using live ammo, and people have to die.

Then, you’ve got yourself a rodeo.

“More cows, fewer politicians”

Following the outrageous remarks by the Spanish Prime Minister, who once again repeated baseless accusations, I decided to recall our ambassador to Spain for consultations in Jerusalem.
Israel is acting, and will continue to act, according to international law, and will continue…

— אלי כהן | Eli Cohen (@elicoh1) November 30, 2023

The Jews have gone from declaring war on Gaza to declaring war on the whole world.

I’m sure it’s going to work out very well for them.

The Guardian:

The Israeli government has recalled its ambassador in Madrid and said it will be reprimanding Spain’s top diplomat in Tel Aviv after the Spanish prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, said he had “genuine doubts” about whether Israel was complying with international humanitarian law in its offensive in Gaza.

Sánchez’s latest remarks came a week after he caused a diplomatic spat by using a visit to Israel to urge it to rethink its operations in Gaza, claiming its response to Hamas’s atrocities on 7 October could not “imply the deaths of innocent civilians, including thousands of children”.

See: Spanish PM Says Number of Palestinians Killed “Unbearable,” Calls for Two-State Solution

Speaking to Spain’s state broadcaster, TVE, on Thursday morning, Sánchez repeated his condemnation of Hamas’s attacks but said “friendly countries really have to be able to tell each other things”.

“We’ve said from the very beginning that what Hamas did in Israel is absolutely atrocious and abominable,” he said, adding that he had watched 20 minutes of “very tough” footage of the attacks during last week’s meeting with Israel’s prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu.

No one even remembers what Hamas did. Even the people who cared don’t remember, and Israel insisting on showing people the Faces of Death video about it just makes them look even whinier.

“We’ve also always shown our public commitment to Hamas having to free all the hostages they hold immediately and without any conditions whatsoever,” Sánchez said.

“But we have to tell Israel, with the same conviction, that its actions must be based on international humanitarian law. But with the images we’re seeing and the growing number of people – especially boys and girls – who are being killed, I have genuine doubts that they’re complying with international humanitarian law.”

What does it mean “serious doubts”?

That implies there’s a chance that they actually are complying with international humanitarian law.

There is no such chance.

The Spanish leader said a political solution to the crisis required “the recognition of the Palestinian state”, adding: “It’s in Europe’s interest to address this issue out of moral conviction because what we are seeing in Gaza is not acceptable.”

Spain has already indicated it could be willing to unilaterally recognise a Palestinian state if other EU members fail to do so collectively.

Well then: do it.

Declare a Palestinian state along 1967 borders with Jerusalem as the capital of the Palestine state.

Let the rest of the world deny them that, and stand with the baby-killing Jews.

Force the issue, Spain.

Russia will stand with you, and China. Those are big countries and much more important than faggot countries like France or America.

Sánchez tilda de “correcta” la relación con Israel: “Hemos dicho desde el primer momento que lo que hizo Hamás es execrable (…) Tengo francas dudas de que Israel este cumpliendo con el derecho internacional humanitario” https://t.co/KzRtorU5FM#LaHoraPedroSánchez pic.twitter.com/ZfieWKH8QA

— RTVE Noticias (@rtvenoticias) November 30, 2023

The two-state solution is officially on the menu, really for the first time ever.

It was previously always a pipe dream, and now the whole world is demanding it, as the Jews continue their lunatic mass slaughter of children in Gaza.

The Guardian:

Spain’s prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, has urged Israel to rethink its offensive in Gaza, telling its president and prime minister the number of dead Palestinians is “truly unbearable”, and that the response to Hamas’s terrorist attacks last month cannot include “the deaths of innocent civilians, including thousands of children”.

Sánchez’s blunt pleas came during a visit to the Middle East with the Belgian prime minister, Alexander de Croo, during which he called for a peace conference and reiterated that the creation of a Palestinian state remained the best way to bring peace and security to the region.

Israel says 1,200 people were killed and 239 taken hostage when Hamas fighters crossed the border from Gaza on 7 October. According to the Hamas-run health ministry in Gaza, more than 14,100 people have been killed in Israel’s retaliatory strikes.

That Palestine number doesn’t include the number of people whose bodies haven’t been found, and the Israel number probably does include some of the people who were taken as hostages and are still alive.

Speaking as he met Israel’s prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, on Thursday afternoon, Sánchez said Spain had repeatedly condemned Hamas’s “shocking acts of terrorism” and acknowledged Israel’s right to defend itself.

But he added: “Let me also be clear: Israel must abide by international law, including international humanitarian law, in its response … The whole world is shocked at the images that we see coming from Gaza every day. The number of Palestinians killed is truly unbearable. I believe that all civilians must be protected at all costs.”

We are well into “unbearable” territory here.

We’ve been here a long time.

Sánchez said “a serious and credible prospect for peace” was more necessary than ever. “Without a political settlement, we are bound to run again into a never-ending cycle of violence.”

Earlier, the Spanish prime minister had made a similar request of Israel’s president, Isaac Herzog, once again stressing Israel’s obligation to follow international humanitarian law.

“Israel, as we’ve said since the beginning of these terrible attacks, has the right to defend itself,” he said. “But it must also comply with international law, including international humanitarian law. The response cannot imply the deaths of innocent civilians in Gaza, including thousands of children. We need to urgently stop the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza.”

Sánchez added that a comprehensive solution needed to be found that included “the establishment of a viable Palestinian state”.

…

He called for an international peace conference to be held as soon as possible, adding: “We need to achieve the establishment of a viable Palestinian state. Israelis and Palestinians have the right to live in peace and security.”

The Jews have already said “no” to this.

So in order to make it happen, you would have to force the Jews, which means you would have to force the US.

Probably, the whole world is going to turn against the Jews and the US in a more open way in the near future. Maybe a few countries like the UK or Germany that are totally under the boot of the US will remain that way, but the rest of the world is going to get more aggressive.

The truly unbearable thing is not even the slaughter of all these kids, it is the assertion by the people doing the slaughtering that they are morally superior. That is what is driving everyone nuts. The US babykillers claims to have an absolute ability to decree what is moral and what is not, and this makes everyone sick.

🇪🇦 Spain’s PM Sanchez declared that his government will recognise the State of Palestine. pic.twitter.com/GVJHOniOmg

— Megatron (@Megatron_ron) November 17, 2023

This isn’t going to happen, but public demands that the military overthrow a Western government are cool and show that things are moving in the right direction, generally.

GB News:

A number of retired military generals in Spain are calling for an army coup to remove the prime minister after Pedro Sánchez regained power by agreeing to a controversial amnesty for Catalan separatists.

Fifty one retired officers wrote a letter demanding “those responsible for the defence of constitutional order for the dismissal of the prime minister and the calling of general elections.”

In July Sánchez’s Spanish Socialist Workers party (PSOE) was narrowly defeated by its conservative rivals in the People’s party (PP).

But Sánchez gained support from hard-Left and regional parties to win approval from the majority in Congress.

On Friday, an open letter was published on the website of the AME association of Spanish armed forces members.

The prime minister was condemned for violating judicial independence and defying the constitutional principle of equality between Spaniards by favouring Catalans with a generalised leniency for criminal acts.

They say tens of thousands, but it was actually way more than that

Several of the signatories reportedly includes those who were investigated in 2020 over a WhatsApp chat which discussed ousting Sánchez, even though it might mean having “to kill 26 million sons of bitches”.

No charges were brought following the investigation.

In the same year, more than 70 retired officers sent a letter to King Felipe, asking him to intervene in Spain’s political situation.

Sánchez has been accused of damaging democracy by pardoning Catalans who committed crimes during the region’s failed effort to separate from Spain in 2017.

The prime minister has been “buying” the support of Catalans and committed an “electoral fraud” as people in Spain did not vote for an amnesty, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, the conservative People’s Party leader claims.

Yes. We need the king involved.

I don’t really care much about this situation, personally. But regardless, I support military coups and monarchies rising up to abolish democracy, regardless of the situation.

I support that in any situation.

Any time that people are upset enough to ask for coups and high magisterial intervention, I support it.

Snake Baker contributed to this article. 

Bad idea

The coronavirus hoax is just the global warming hoax on steroids.

They’re just hitting you with all this weird commie stuff, which is also of course alongside extreme elitism.

Spain is just coming out and saying it straight.

Free West Media:

On Thursday, May 20, the Spanish Prime Minister presented a voluminous plan developed by a hundred researchers from more than 40 universities, NGOs and international organisations over a year and aimed at transforming Spain into a socialist utopia with no personal freedom.

Socialist PM Pedro Sanchez presented a 675-page plan entitled Spain 2050, foundations and proposals for a long-term national strategy, inviting a collective reflection on the challenges of the country after the pandemic, in an effort to propose the kind of country “we want to be in 30 years”.

“The vision of the future must be that of the state and not the government. The present occupies us, but we must also worry about the future,” said the Prime Minister. The so-called Spain 2050 project, a “collective reflection” on the future of the country “in the post-COVID world” for the next 30 years, was met with criticism however.

The Spanish newspaper El Mundo deduced that according to Sanchez’s plan for 2050, Spaniards will no longer own a personal car or house and will have to share an apartment. They will be forced to forgo flights for short-haul journeys and will have to use the train instead. In terms of employment, they will only be offered temporary or fixed-term contracts and may have to work until the age of 70 before retiring. They will have to eat less meat and pay more taxes for drinking or smoking. And efforts will be made to increase immigration.

The document, developed with the input of over 100 experts from various fields, is now open to amendments from political parties, local and regional authorities, trade unions and employer groups, non-profit organizations and universities.

…

The document provides for the introduction of the “frequent flyer rate” or the establishment of taxes on airline tickets according to the proximity of the destination in order to reduce its environmental impact. In addition, the authors of the study recommend banning flights on those journeys that can be made by train in less than 2,5 hours.

To achieve this goal, the plan proposes to progressively raise the tax rates on diesel and gasoline consumption until both are equal to the average rate of the richest countries in the European Union.

Also, consumers and manufacturers will be put in charge of waste management and assume all associated costs, thus freeing municipalities from this burden.

The document proposes to promote “active aging” so that each person can decide whether or not they want to continue working once they have reached the legal retirement age. “This is the case, for example, in the Scandinavian countries, where a significant part of the elderly combine their retirement with a certain work activity, often associated with leadership positions, advisory work, or replacements to cover the losses and absences of the workers. younger workers,” Sanchez said

The Government foresees that the population living in rental housing will increase in the coming years and, with it, the difficulties of access to housing, especially in some cities. Faced with this situation, the executive’s plan is committed to encouraging alternative forms of tenure to freehold ownership and rent, such as temporary ownership and shared ownership.

“The collaborative economy could also break into the housing market in our country: some forms of shared housing, such as cohousing , can be an interesting option for both young and old, giving rise to new forms of intergenerational coexistence,” the document stated.

This is all the stuff you’re going to start hearing everywhere over the next year or so.