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This Monday, Spain received the clearest proof that it is governed by a dangerous extremist and a deranged individual.
In his official statement yesterday at Moncloa Palace (see video), Pedro Sánchez made a statement that revealed his pathological hatred of Israel, using words against that democratic country that he has never used, not even against the worst dictatorships. These were his words:
"The international community is failing to stop this tragedy, perhaps because the world's great powers have become stuck between indifference to a conflict that never ends and complicity with Prime Minister Netanyahu's government.
Spain, as you know, does not have nuclear bombs, nor does it have aircraft carriers or large oil reserves. We alone cannot stop the Israeli offensive, but that does not mean we will stop trying, because there are causes worth fighting for, even if it is not in our sole power to win them."
Here you can hear this statement (the video is in Spanish but has English subtitles; you can activate them in the bottom bar of the player):
Thus, Sánchez regrets not having "nuclear bombs" to stop Israel's response to Hamas terrorists, who have held dozens of Israeli civilians hostage for almost two years. These hostages Sánchez forgot about yesterday, once again.
Not only does Sánchez slander a democratic country, accusing it of "genocide", a false accusation made by Hamas's allies to whitewash and justify the atrocious crimes of that terrorist group, but he also regrets not having weapons of mass destruction against Israel, a country that is waging war after suffering a brutal attack by Hamas on October 7, 2023. Two years ago Israel suffered the worst terrorist attack in its history and Sánchez now regrets not being able to join in that attack with nuclear bombs.
Many Spaniards still don't realize the consequences that these incendiary statements from an unscrupulous politician who has already completely lost his mind could have. Sánchez's words yesterday were only fitting to be expected from the ayatollahs of Iran, a criminal dictatorship that has been threatening Israel with extermination for decades. It is extremely serious that something like this, which borders on a declaration of war, was said by the prime minister of a democratic country. Sánchez is acting as if he were just another ayatollah.
The most outrageous thing about all this is that Sánchez is setting fire to Spain's relations with a friendly country to cover up his corruption scandals, so that people talk about his outbursts and his incendiary statements against Israel and not about the judicial statement that his wife will make this Wednesday, September 10, after being accused of several crimes (influence peddling, business corruption, intrusion, and misappropriation of funds), crimes of which Sánchez should have been aware and which, therefore, also incriminate him.
It's frightening to think that right now, the Spanish Armed Forces are dependent on the orders of a madman who is willing to do immense damage to Spain, to satisfy his personal interests and to stay in power amid one of the worst waves of political corruption to hit a Spanish government in half a century of democracy. Sánchez is no longer just a danger to democracy, but also to the security of the Spanish people.
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Photo: La Moncloa.
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