Sánchez's pet barks at the King of Spain but doesn't dare bark at Mohammed VI of Morocco

For many years in Spain the term "telebasura" (trash TV) has been used to describe television programs that are vulgar and crude.

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It's high time we started talking about a "trash government" in Spain. Just yesterday, the socialist Óscar Puente, who is still a minister 46 years after his incompetence, had the gall to accuse the King of Spain of "ignominy" for agreeing to have his picture taken with the right-wing journalist Javier Negre. Until now, we haven't seen Puente describe these photos in this way:

These photos were taken on October 13, 2023. In them, we see Pedro Sánchez, the Prime Minister and currently the brother and husband of two people charged with various crimes, shaking hands with Mercedes Aizpurúa and Gorka Elejabarrieta, elected officials from Bildu, a party that refuses to condemn ETA's terrorist crimes. Also seen in the photos is the then-Secretary of Organization of the PSOE, Santos Cerdán, currently charged with various corruption offenses.

This is ignominy, not the photo of the King with Negre. But Óscar Puente said nothing about the photos of Sánchez with those who don't condemn ETA because they are his investiture partners. Sánchez and Puente are members of a government that receives the support of scum who don't condemn the murders of 853 people, including 22 children and babies. The minister from Adamuz is hardly in a position to give moral lessons.

Of course, Óscar Puente doesn't bark unless Pedro Sánchez first removes his muzzle and orders him to bark. If the Socialist minister responsible for the 46 deaths in Adamuz were to write anything that contradicted his master's instructions, he would have already been dismissed. Therefore, when Óscar Puente barks at the King, he is launching an attack on behalf of Sánchez, making clear his strategy to cover up his cowardice in the face of Morocco after the recent Moroccan invasion of Ceuta.

It goes without saying that Sánchez's attack on the King, using Puente as a mouthpiece, contrasts sharply with the servility of the Moncloa Palace occupant towards Mohammed VI of Morocco, a monarch who lives in obscene opulence while his people struggle to escape poverty. Neither Sánchez nor his obedient pet have ever dared to utter a single word that might displease the Moroccan tyrant, making it clear whom they truly serve.

Así pues, en España tenemos un "gobierno basura" que ataca a un Rey que sabe que no va a defenderse, el Rey de España, mientras calla sobre un sátrapa que le tiene cogido por los huevos (políticamente hablando) desde el espionaje marroquí al móvil de Sánchez en 2021. Para eso sirven los ladridos del ministro de Adamuz en las redes sociales, de un miserable que se mantiene en el cargo después de que su mala gestión haya costado ya 46 vidas humanas: para intentar que nos nos fijemos en el penoso papel de ser la mascota de un tipo indigno que, a su vez, actúa como el mayordomo del rey de Marruecos.

So, in Spain we have a "trash government" that attacks a King it knows won't defend himself, the King of Spain, while remaining silent about a tyrant who has him by the balls (politically speaking) since the Moroccan spying on Sánchez's phone in 2021. That's what the barking of the minister from Adamuz on social media is for, a miserable wretch who clings to power after his mismanagement has already cost 46 lives: to try to distract us from the pathetic role of being the pet of an unworthy man who, in turn, acts as the butler of the King of Morocco.

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Photo: La Moncloa. Pedro Sánchez with King Mohammed VI of Morocco during an official visit by the Spanish Prime Minister on April 7, 2022, following Sánchez's capitulation to Morocco regarding Western Sahara.