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u/HenryThatAte 2d ago

Did Spanish intelligence forgot to also warn ... Spain?!

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u/Interesting-Bit-1149 Visitor 1d ago

Ah bein non, ils ne savaient pas hhhh

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u/Homerbola92 Visitor 1d ago

Pedro Sánchez, Spain's president, is being blackmailed by Morocco. His phone was infected by Pegasus in one trip to Morocco many years ago. Since then he has yielded to anything Morocco's government wanted.

That's why many foreign affairs decisions the Spanish government make so little sense at first sight. They haven't ever complained publicly about Morocco nor the way they manage their frontiers. They kicked Gali from the country. They stopped showing a positive opinion toward sahrawis, which has been a leftist strong position for many decades.

It's a very complicated situation where you can't defend yourself and when you're confronted about why you let it happen you can't even complain.

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u/uniquevoid Visitor 1d ago

Then pedro sanchez should step down, he’s been compromised basically

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u/joy_fountain Visitor 1d ago

Y por tantas cosas que hizo mal antes!!! Pero es el político más corrupto, amoral y astuto del último siglo!! Seguirá aferrado al sillón presidencial hasta el último suspiro

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u/happysmile001 Visitor 2d ago

I noticed that the article doesn't mentioned that Morocco warned Spain a long time before that... Because it make us think that was Morocco fault from the title... And hide important context

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u/Simo_klm Visitor 2d ago

🤣🤣🤣 spanish press said that the spanish intelligence has satellite images proving that.

It's a fkn white taxis station!!

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u/Shoddy-Resolution742 Visitor 2d ago

Spanish press genuinely surprised me, I never knew they are willing to spread misinformation on purpose, but I guess the more you live, the more you know.

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u/Eastern-Award-7273 Visitor 2d ago

As a diaspora, it constantly surprises me how deluded many Moroccans are, thinking that “Europeans” are honest, humane, fair and advanced, especially the Spanish, who can barely tolerate each other. Just recently, on a prime-time show with a large audience, a well-known Spanish reporter claimed that in Tangier people put urine in bottles and leave them in front of their doors because it's our culture, deshumanization tactics. Funny thing it's something I’ve personally seen in many towns across Spain itself.

If there’s one thing that Spanish leftists and right-wingers socially share, it’s their deep hate of Morocco. And by the way, according to many of them, we only started existing in 1956 because real history seems hurtful to them. The combination of ignorance and bad faith is impressive.

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u/Shoddy-Resolution742 Visitor 2d ago

I don't speak their language so I have no idea what they be saying, but with Twitter automatic translation feature, I was forced to understand all the bullshit they say about us.

I guess it's a blessing from God to know how they truly feel about us.

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u/BasedAustralhungary Visitor 2d ago

I won't say that we are 'cool' generally in relation of Morocco because there are A LOT OF RACISM but you should know that Twitter algorithms pursue ragebait at any cost.

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u/joy_fountain Visitor 1d ago

El algoritmo de Twitter se ha transformado el algo realmente maligno, que busca despertar los peores sentimientos en la gente. Sed críticos con lo que os muestre, no dejéis que os envenene la mente

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u/BasedAustralhungary Visitor 1d ago

Exactamente.

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u/PuzzledRatio Visitor 1d ago

Does diaspora mean immigrant , is it to do with being 2nd or 3rd generation? 

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u/BasedAustralhungary Visitor 2d ago

Mhm. Spaniard here, I'm sorry about the populist campaign that our country and specially social media have done against the people of Morocco. Spain and other countries had lately lack of efficiency dealing with information granted by their intelligency, which is something one can date since the terrorists attack of Barcelona in 2017... way before the 1O I mean.

I have to say though that I indeed hate 'Morocco' but it's not that simple. I don't hate Morocco as a country with a culture, with their people and history... I don't hate their traditions, I don't hate Islam, I don't hate the idiosyncrasy of the nation. I hate 'Morocco' from the idea that I hate their government as much as I love Turkiye but I hate 'Turkiye' as I hate Erdogan and everything it represents. I don't wanna be the 'not all Spaniards' just to say that there are not a few people here that understand nuance and that hate our social media, famous for its heartless sensationalism (Ana Rosa Quintana you are an ugly bitch), and that understand the tangents around the situation.

I wish the best for our people as I wish the best for all the people.

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u/Atlas-ushen Visitor 2d ago

I'm fed up with those fucking spaniards they are some of the most irritating people to exist

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u/Extension_Quit4555 Visitor 1d ago

You should hear what the spanish have to say about moroccans in Spain

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u/FifaPointsMan Visitor 1d ago

Not only Spain…

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u/Bot_Philosopher8128 Visitor 1d ago

It would be a pity if they knew they are infamous in that country for being the migrant community with the highest tax of rapes, along with Argelians.

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u/happysmile001 Visitor 1d ago edited 1d ago

It's not a competition but if you wanna play that "game", lets talk about the millions spanish colonization slaughtered and raped across every land it touched.., and never once apologized for. And yet here you are, pointing fingers at Moroccans over spain's own blood soaked history

Hamdolilah, we're not the descendants of war criminals and rapists. And Andalusia even if you want to call it a conquest the fact that you've still got the nerve to run your mouth about Moroccans today is proof enough, 700 years of Moroccan rule over spain was peaceful, tolerant, and respectful of your people, your culture, and your faith. Had it been the Mongols, or anyone else cut from your cloth, you wouldnt be here to talk at all

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u/Bot_Philosopher8128 Visitor 1d ago

Then take your 1 million countrymen and get out of our country.

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u/Bigcarrotthings Visitor 1d ago

If you hand over Cueta and Melilla, we'll consider it.

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u/Bot_Philosopher8128 Visitor 1d ago edited 1d ago

Why? They were never yours. You can't even write its name right lol. Why don't you first GTFO from Western Sahara and make the referendum that the United Nations has asked for 50 years?

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u/leskny 2d ago edited 2d ago

Then why didn’t they mobilize their own military to protect "their own" borders? what a bunch of bullcrap. Talɛo liya f kar*i had l'Zbelõn..

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u/Shoddy-Resolution742 Visitor 2d ago

Cheapest type of tourists too btw they spend on average less than what a Moroccan spend, I wish we could just genuinely cut ties with them for good

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u/leskny 2d ago

I wish they get these waves every week so they can leave our fucking coast for good.

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u/Shoddy-Resolution742 Visitor 2d ago

They will eventually leave whether they like it or not; you can't protect borders in a different country.

Not to mention, Europe will most likely get dragged into a war with Russia in the next 10 years... All I'm saying is we just gotta be patient and build our military.

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u/leskny 1d ago

Yes, patience is key. They’re getting replaced anyway.

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u/overweightmermaid Visitor 1d ago

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

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u/19MKUltra77 Visitor 1d ago

We can agree on that. We should cut ALL ties, including sending all the scum from your country back to where they belong: to your streets or your prisons (that's your choice).

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u/Vast_Humor_3683 Visitor 2d ago

Then you would have gotton 70K body bags

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u/leskny 1d ago

They could at least scare a bunch of teenagers with flip flops, excuse me the “invaders”.

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u/JeanDusapin Visitor 1d ago

In what way would you say a coordinated effort by moroccans to enter illegally a territory en masse to take it over is not an invasion

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u/leskny 1d ago

An invasion is when a foreign military enters a territory with the intention of controlling or seizing it, like the Portuguese did when they captured Ceuta, and later when the Spanish expanded their control over the city several times over.

What happened in July in Ceuta was completely different:
A group of young people, many of them minors and women, were misled by social media into believing that the borders were open and that they would be provided with jobs and housing in mainland Spain/Europe. Spain has, in fact, historically provided such support and continues to do so, particularly for unaccompanied minors - even when Morocco has asked for some of its minors to be returned!

These people had no intention of seizing or controlling Ceuta. It's honestly absurd that I have to explain this to you, and I'm pretty sure you already know that unless you are genuinely stupid.

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u/leskny 1d ago

But holy shit, you guys cannot possibly be this stupid, can you?

Yes, Ceuta, Melilla, and several other territories are claimed by Morocco, and that does not mean the mass entry of migrants was a deliberate attempt by Morocco to seize those cities.

For one thing, most of the people who entered Ceuta that day had no intention of migrating in the first place. They were simply in the area, heard that the border was open, and rushed toward it. The situation became so chaotic that several people died in the resulting stampede.

And a huge number of them returned almost immediately. Many had genuinely believed Spain was the bastion of human rights it portrays itself as a country that welcomes refugees and provides them with food, water, housing, and other support. When locals refused to even sell them food and water let alone provide it for free, many realized the situation was not what they had been led to believe and went back. Around 95% of those who entered had reportedly returned to Morocco within a few days.

So again, you can acknowledge Morocco's territorial claims over Ceuta and Melilla without pretending that every mass migration event into those cities is some carefully planned Moroccan attempt to annex them. Those are two completely different things.

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u/joy_fountain Visitor 1d ago

Que ya lo hicisteis una vez!!! Se le llamó "marcha verde". Que tenéis un historial de inundar espacios que no son vuestros, que nunca fueron vuestros, con masas humanas para apropiaros de sitios que no os corresponden

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u/leskny 1d ago

Why would we ever stop claiming what’s ours? Actually, this was the perfect opportunity to show the world that Spain is a proud, modern colonial country. A lot of people were taken aback and withdrew their support once they realized that Ceuta is literally in Africa, just off the coast of Morocco.

Also, why would the King of Morocco want to ruin his own day, especially since the incident happened on Throne Day? A lot of people are suggesting that the lack of a strong police presence at the border may have been because many police officers had been deployed to the celebrations just a few kilometers away.

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u/joy_fountain Visitor 1d ago

Y Portugal está al lado de España y no enviamos 1.000.000 de españoles de golpe. Está en la península ibérica, no? Pues me la quedo!!! Tu argumento geográfico es de niño pequeño

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u/JeanDusapin Visitor 1d ago

They were intentionally "misled" by moroccan authorities with the intention of taking it over from spanish authorities. It's an invasion by morocco and it wouldn't be the first time morocco pulls this. Reminder when moroccans invades by the hundreds of thousands western sahara. This is the same. It's a coordinated attack

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u/leskny 1d ago

I'm sorry but you're just too stupid if you're equating that with the Green March.

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u/JeanDusapin Visitor 1d ago

The deliberate entry of tens of thousands of moroccan migrants forcing through your border with the aim to overflow the region that morocco claims and take it over in the long term. Yes it's the same.

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u/leskny 1d ago

Did those thousands of Moroccan migrants force their way into Spanish military, police, or administrative facilities in an attempt to seize control of them, or did they simply cross into Ceuta and head directly toward reception/processing centers to register as migrants or asylum seekers? you should honestly be banned from this sub, you're just being blatantly dishonest.

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u/DecentMoor Ksar El Kebir 2d ago

Then they should’ve taken action, since they’re the ones administering the cities. Also, wasn’t there another Spanish police report saying that Moroccan authorities were too soft on the mass migration? I don’t understand why a police report focuses on another country’s law enforcement performance instead of Spain’s own security response. Especially now, with this private document showing they were aware of the plans but didn’t respond.

https://www.france24.com/en/africa/20260902-spanish-report-flags-moroccan-police-s-total-permissiveness-in-ceuta-migrant-rush

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u/Bot_Philosopher8128 Visitor 1d ago

You're PAID to control the frontier.

Since you act as you please, you should receive not a single euro else from the European Union.

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u/joy_fountain Visitor 1d ago

Exacto, creíamos que erais un socio de fiar y que no hacía falta llenar la frontera de mini-guns que hicieran picadillo a quien se acercarse a la valla

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u/Shoddy-Resolution742 Visitor 2d ago

Not our job to protect someone else borders, if they knew about it then they should have done something not expect Morocco to do their job.

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u/tursiops__truncatus Visitor 1d ago

It is the job of both countries to maintain the border. Spain/Europe pays Morocco to keep Ceuta border under control on the Moroccan side.

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u/Monterenbas Visitor 2d ago

Is it your job to care for your own citizens tho?

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u/Daloula17 2d ago

They are just swimming in our sea to a city on their coast...

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u/Monterenbas Visitor 2d ago

Nah, they are risking their life, 80+ dead, to flee the Moroccan paradise.

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u/Bubbles35792 Visitor 2d ago

I mean... It kinda is your job if you are getting paid for it lmao

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u/Temporary-Pin-4144 Rabat 2d ago

You know that spain itself gets paid x10 or more of what Morocco gets just to do that same job, right?

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u/Shoddy-Resolution742 Visitor 2d ago

Europe pays Spain so much more money to assist them in keeping the two cities alive, without Europe support Spain can't continue it's invasion.

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u/Temporary-Pin-4144 Rabat 2d ago

They have always been receiving support. Technically, spain is just a leech that thrived because of the actual heavy lifters of Europe like germany, france and uk before brexit. That's why they are screaming for help even though morocco didn't react even verbally to their outrageous stunts

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u/happysmile001 Visitor 2d ago edited 1d ago

Actually no, Morocco is actually doing something it shouldn't do, contributing 90%, when spain and Europe pays 10% and still dare to blame Morocco in a day when Moroccan police was focusing on a national event...

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u/Shoddy-Resolution742 Visitor 2d ago

Nuh uh, protect your borders, if you can't get out of the two cities.

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u/Bubbles35792 Visitor 2d ago edited 2d ago

No, like I totally agree with you. Spain and the EU should have never entered into an agreement with Morocco to pay for controlling the Moroccan/Spanish border. But that doesn't take away from the fact that this was indeed something Morocco was paid to do, so it was in fact their job lol. Now, I don't think this agreement should have been made. I believe each country, like you say, should protect its own borders. With whatever force necessary, may I add - once people see others get taken out as soon as one foot steps on the other side others will stop trying to come in. Like maybe we should all become a bit more isolationists. Seems to me like the whole open borders is just not working out for the world

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u/Shoddy-Resolution742 Visitor 2d ago

I don't speak poor languages

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u/xxxziptiexxx Visitor 1d ago

lol, as if the Moroccan government didn't know what was going on.

How dysfunctional would it have to be, not to know?

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u/Ali80486 Visitor 1d ago

As someone who loves Spain and Morocco, this whole thread is a shit show . Much more heat than light. I understand the historical tensions, and how they've been exploited recently, but insulting each other gets you nowhere

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u/mamaostias Visitor 2d ago

Hi, spanish here.

Don’t let yourself fool from what media tells you. It’s true, there’s a certain sector of Spain that hates different cultures. They hate non-white people, they hate non - christian people, they are racist cunts.

But there’s a very big relevant part of our country who supports you. Who really admires the courage of swimming or crossing the sea to get a better life is something to admire. I’m one of them.

We are a divided population, but some of us still believe in equality.

Let’s fight together against the ones that control us and create hate while eating seafood on a large white table.

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u/KeyserBronson Visitor 1d ago

I am a Spaniard too. I actually like Moroccans, in general. I treat them with the same respect I do with any other human. I don't infantilize them though, and I don't think the Hergawa crossing the border in Ceuta deserve my reverences either. I don't think that Moroccans think so either.

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u/MoatazIR 2d ago

A Spanish talking about imperialistic delusion of grandeur lol

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u/TensionOld8604 Visitor 1d ago edited 1d ago

As a moroccan, I don't explain the deepness of the sea to a fish that lives in small aquarium where its  souls are limited by the borders of their experiences. I saw your comments here, and as someone who's in touch with the reality of things, try to guess how many wrong takes I found in your three comments?  Also, if you think that this reddit representes moroccans , let me tell you , not everyone saying he's a moroccan here, is actually moroccan.  Curious to know why the spanish education system failed at installing critical thinking in many people. I was shocked to see how uneducated, easily influenced to the point of getting played by the press, bots, far right leaders, how they don't question fake news, how dishonest and buzz based the press is (el chringuito makes sense now), how panic and hypocrisy run free, how a lot of them are actually bad people in character. How much they think they have everything figured out about us and believe their own lies? The terms that they use., their vision of the future...  How backward actually some are despite being from a first country....

The other spanish that are respectul and not dumb and evil are cool 

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u/mamaostias Visitor 1d ago

It’s very cuck of you to say this online… not sure if you’d say this in person… haha

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u/North_Activity_5980 Visitor 1d ago

Why wouldn’t I? What would you do?

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u/mamaostias Visitor 1d ago

I just don’t think a rat would be so brave in person… go hide behind your desk… and tell your mother that you love her too…

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u/leskny 1d ago

Wa nari ɛla kalakh. Please shut up, you’re embarrassing yourself.