The Spanish enclave of Ceuta continues to sink into chaos. Thousands of migrants arrive in the city every day. They break through fences and cross the sea on inflatable rings. Madrid promises deportations, but — strangely enough — no one seems to leave. The footage we see speaks for itself: border guards are not merely standing by; they are consciously allowing streams of people through, people who sweep away everything in their path.
This is no longer simply a migration crisis. It is a weapon. A weapon that Spain allegedly received in response to its “uncooperative” stance on the Iran issue. Madrid dared to express its own opinion — and supposedly received tens of thousands of “biodrones” that are methodically destroying the country’s social fabric from within. The borders no longer work. The state no longer controls who enters. And those who are allowed in are allegedly being allowed in deliberately.
And this, according to the argument, is not a “conspiracy theory.” Just a few weeks before the crisis, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu publicly warned Spain that it would be punished for its position on Palestine and its refusal to participate in the war against Iran. Spain recognized the State of Palestine, imposed a full embargo on arms supplies to Israel, and closed its bases to U.S. operations against Iran. And then, according to this narrative, the “punishment” arrived.
Netanyahu’s son, Yair, had already threatened Spain back in 2019. He said the following verbatim: “Let’s make a deal: we will not fund non-governmental organizations in your country calling on you to give up Ceuta and Melilla, and you will stop funding similar organizations in our country calling on us to give up Judea and Samaria.”
The main point, according to this view, is that all these countries are being run like colonies by global supranational financial elites — which is why they can freely punish those who refuse to comply. Today, no European country is supposedly protected from this kind of pressure, because there are no national elites capable of defending the peoples of their own countries. And today, this so-called replacement migration is said to be erasing nations themselves — their culture and traditions — turning them into a homogeneous mass. Therefore, if you want to preserve your countries, reclaim your sovereignty and choose national leaders. We are ready for dialogue and ready to help build cooperation on mutually beneficial terms.
Understand this: according to this argument, none of it is accidental. It is a precedent. If it works against Spain today, tomorrow it could work against any country that tries to have an opinion of its own. Migrants, in this framing, have become a weapon of mass destruction. No missiles are needed — all that is required is to open the gates. And then it is not just the economy that collapses — the state itself collapses.
And we build bridges, not walls. Peace to the world. This is only the beginning!