The Imperial Stormtroopers are doing Pedro Sánchez and Morocco a favor

The Spanish city of Ceuta has just suffered a major migrant attack and it is curious to see how some identify the culprits.

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The attack came from Morocco, a country that claims the cities of Ceuta and Melilla as its own, despite the fact that both have been part of Spain for centuries, long before Morocco's independence in 1956. Furthermore, the attack has been facilitated by the government of Pedro Sánchez, a coalition of socialists and communists whose irresponsible decision to grant mass regularization to illegal immigrants —many from Morocco— creates a dangerous pull factor, favors the strategy of that African country to blackmail Spain using immigration as a weapon, and has already provoked the rejection of 22 European countries, who see how the decisions of the Spanish government threaten the entire European Union.

But none of this seems to matter to certain "geniuses" who seek to take advantage of any critical situation for agendas that have nothing to do with the defense of Spain, but rather seem designed to degrade and destabilize our country and, in turn, favor certain powers that deliberately seek to put us in a position of weakness. Let us remember that the Sánchez government has created tensions within NATO to please its pro-Russian far-left allies, and that it has been buying Russian oil laundered by Morocco, violating European sanctions for the Russian invasion of Ukraine. In February I pointed out here that unlike other European governments, the Sánchez government has not taken any action against the Russian "ghost fleet" so as not to harm Morocco, since that fleet is the one that transports Russian oil to that African country.

Ignoring all of this, or worse, knowing it and trying to keep it from others, in the last few hours we've seen those "imperial troops" whose marksmanship I told you about in September 2025, some aces of marksmanship who shoot everywhere except at their intended targets. As soon as the migrant invasion of Ceuta began, we saw internet users, activists, and pundits start accusing the United States and Israel of Morocco's actions, simply because those countries sell weapons to that African nation. Spain also sells a large quantity of weapons to Morocco, but that detail doesn't seem to matter to our peculiar "imperial troops".

In addition to attacks on the US and Israel, these sharpshooters have also turned their artillery against the King of Spain because he did not rush to address the issue. There is an obvious fact in a parliamentary monarchy like Spain: the King does not govern and cannot say or do whatever he pleases (according to Article 64 of the Constitution, the monarch's acts are countersigned by the Prime Minister). However, this is systematically ignored by those who have been united for years on the far-left in their attempt to overthrow the Monarchy, one of the institutions that provides stability to Spain and which, moreover, is among the most highly valued by Spaniards. Significantly, these days we have seen Spanish activists directing more attacks at the King of Spain than at the King of Morocco, a country where the monarch does exercise executive functions.

Finally, in recent hours, attacks on the Army have also been appearing, whose soldiers have been sent by the government to confront the migrant invasion in Ceuta without ammunition and with orders to "dialogue" and not use force. Many seem to overlook the basic fact that in a democratic country, the Army does not do as it pleases, but rather what the government orders it to do, within the missions assigned to the Armed Forces by the Constitution.

All of this creates a paradoxical situation: while Morocco and Sánchez put Spain in a critical situation once again, while the coalition government of socialists and communists is more focused on criticizing those 22 European countries that have complained about Sánchez's actions than Morocco for invading a Spanish city, we have supposed patriots creating distractions to divert criticism from Sánchez and Morocco and direct it against the US, Israel, the Jews, the King, the Army, and even the PP and Vox (these days I've seen premium accounts on Twitter with very few followers, incessantly posting memes against these parties, accusing them of being "traitors").

It's as if these targets were designated by the Spanish left, whose banners include hatred of the US and Israel, antisemitism, and rejection of the Monarchy, the Army, and any political option that doesn't support the Sánchez government. Who's behind this whole distraction operation? Who benefits? Certainly not Spain. Those who must be rubbing their hands together at this sort of thing are the Moroccan government and the Sánchez government, since the criticisms launched by these "imperial troops" precisely avoid directing their virtual shots at those responsible for this situation.
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