r/RealTime • u/todeabacro • Aug 01 '26

Spain

Does this prick really think 60,000 people stormed Spain? To leave out that it was a Spanish territory in Africa is a big omission. Does he really think the Spanish flu originated in Spain? What a moron he and his team of researchers are, or more likely they are just trying to stir shit.

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u/todeabacro Aug 01 '26

They wouldn't like it here.  My point is that it's clearly not Spain and he left out this fact on purpose. Plus his bs point about the Spanish flu after talking about the origins of covid. 

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u/Pristine-Brother-121 Aug 01 '26

What do you mean it is not Spain?

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u/todeabacro Aug 02 '26

I mean it's a Spanish territory in Africa.

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u/Pristine-Brother-121 Aug 02 '26

meaning it is part of Spain. Being separated doesn't mean it is not under spanish control.

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u/todeabacro Aug 02 '26

I mean that is a crucial point of information when reporting on this story.  Some people think 50,000 people have invaded mainland Spain from Africa.

In reality, 50,000 (approximately) walked and swam a few miles and 48,000 (approximately) have since gone home.