Javier Milei's new visit to Spain has made the Spanish left hysterical. That is to say, even more hysterical than usual.<\/p>\n
The left's demonization campaign against a democrat like Milei<\/big><\/p>\n Socialists and communists have put their agitation and propaganda apparatus to make a scandal, characterizing Milei as if he were the great enemy of humanity<\/strong>, something like a mix of Emperor Palpatine, Thanos and Sauron. The left's demonization of Milei is so childish that it is even funny<\/strong>, especially when they try to convince us that Argentina is mired in misery not as a result of decades of Peronist socialism, but because of a libertarian president who has only been in office for a few months.<\/p>\n Reality, as always, is more stubborn than propaganda. Milei is a democratic ruler who has become president of Argentina through free elections.<\/strong> No matter how much the left repeats the same lies over and over again, Milei is not a fascist or anything like that. In fact, what Milei does is the furthest thing from fascism: lightening the weight of the State<\/strong> and putting clear limits on the exercise of political power. In this sense, and in comparison, the one that does something much closer to fascism is Spanish socialism<\/strong>, imposing an increasingly disproportionate, sectarian and harmful state interventionism for our freedoms. At the end of the day, fascism is a nationalist form of socialism<\/strong>, no matter how much the left resents hearing this political and historical evidence.<\/p>\n The same left that does not protest against communist and Islamist dictatorships<\/big><\/p>\n This kinship between socialism and fascism is one of the possible explanations for the devotion of the Spanish left for all kinds of tyrants<\/strong>, whether socialists, communists or Islamists. The countries that always concentrate the hatred of the left are democratic countries like the United States, Israel or Poland. The protests that the Spanish left has made against Milei have never been directed against dictatorships such as Russia, Iran, communist China or Qatar<\/strong>, which makes it very clear how far the impudence of the Spanish left goes.<\/p>\n S\u00e1nchez's friendly meeting with an Islamist tyrant<\/big><\/p>\n Speaking of Qatar, this Friday Pedro S\u00e1nchez received Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani at La Moncloa<\/a>. This guy isn't as well known as Milei, but he should be. As readers of Contando Estrelas will remember, I talked about him here a few weeks ago<\/a>, Al Thani is the prime minister and foreign minister of Qatar, an absolute monarchy that is , in fact, an Islamist dictatorship<\/strong>. Perhaps that is why the left has not called a single protest against him and we have not seen any criticism of his visit among the media related to the coalition government of socialists and communists.<\/p>\n The links between that Islamist dictatorship and two media outlets related to the S\u00e1nchez government<\/big><\/p>\n Unlike Argentina, which is a democracy, in the Al Thani regime political parties are prohibited and there are no free elections<\/strong>. In fact, the reason that guy holds the position of prime minister is because he is a relative of the Emir of Qatar, Tamim Bin Hamad Al Thani. The reason why some Spanish left-wing media criticize Milei but not Al Thani is because another relative of the emir of Qatar<\/strong>, Khalid Bin Thani Bin Abdullah Al Thani, is a major shareholder of Grupo PRISA<\/a>, the group that owns two influential media outlets related to the S\u00e1nchez government<\/strong>, the newspaper El Pa\u00eds and the radio station Cadena SER.<\/p>\n Human rights violations by the Qatari dictatorship<\/big><\/p>\n For the rest, I remember some details of the Al Thani regime in terms of rights and freedoms<\/strong>, details that the Spanish leftist media usually overlook:<\/p>\n To complete the above, Qatar is the main foreign support of Hamas terrorists<\/a> along with Iran and Turkey. So far, Qatar has not condemned the Hamas terrorist attack on Israel and even the blamed the attacked country<\/a>. Thus, S\u00e1nchez meets with a tyrant who rules in a country where human rights are violated<\/strong>, who supports a bloodthirsty terrorist group like Hamas and who refuses to condemn the atrocities committed by those criminals, but for the left the problem is a democrat like Javier Milei<\/strong>.<\/p>\n ---<\/p>\n
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