This Friday marked 15 days since the migratory invasion of Ceuta by tens of thousands of Moroccan citizens.<\/p>\n
The vast majority of those involved in that invasion were young men<\/strong>, from an Islamic culture in which women have a radically subordinate role to men. On August 10, we learned from hospital sources that at least five girls under the age of 14 had been treated after alleged sexual assaults<\/a>. All of them had arrived in that Spanish city from Morocco.<\/p>\n These events have continued. Yesterday, the newspaper El Mundo reported that the Civil Guard has already registered 15 rapes of girls and women in Ceuta since the invasion<\/a>. The most recent attack took place this Friday, and the victim was a 10-year-old girl<\/strong>, the victim of an attempted sexual assault by three people.<\/p>\n There have already been 15 rapes of women and girls in 15 days, one rape per day.<\/strong> Faced with this wave of sexual violence originating from Morocco, what is most outrageous is the absolute silence of the \"feminist\" left<\/strong>, which once again establishes a curious hierarchy when addressing its particular list of \"oppressed\" groups: once again, women and girls are subordinated to prioritize illegal immigration, because it is the new source of votes for the left<\/strong>. Let us remember, in case anyone has forgotten, that on January 31st, the communist Irene Montero openly supported replacing \"fascist\" Spaniards with immigrants<\/a>:<\/p>\n \"I wish for replacement theory. I wish we could sweep this country of fascists and racists with migrants<\/strong>, with hardworking people. Of course I want there to be replacement: replacement of fascists, replacement of racists, replacement of freeloaders.\"<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Significantly, Irene Montero has not posted a single message on her Twitter account since July 31.<\/a> A week ago, she posted a photo from her vacation<\/a> on her Instagram account. Her colleague Ione Belarra<\/strong>, Secretary General of Podemos, has posted three tweets since July 30, and none of them address these rapes<\/a>. Within the Socialist ranks, the situation is very similar. Despite keeping her account active this month, the Minister of Equality, Ana Redondo, has not dedicated a single tweet to the victims of these rapes in Ceuta<\/a>. Also from the government, the communist Yolanda D\u00edaz<\/a> has also not written anything about these rapes on Blue Sky<\/a>, the social network she left some time ago fleeing the freedom of Twitter. Of the eight messages she has published in the last ten days, six were to talk about her candidacy for the presidency of the International Labour Organization (ILO).<\/strong> This must be keeping her too busy to notice the terror that the women and girls of Ceuta are experiencing.<\/p>\n The people of Ceuta are living through a terrible situation of fear and insecurity because of this invasion.<\/strong> Just yesterday, the local newspaper El Faro de Ceuta reported that five immigrants entered a house while the police were chasing a rapist<\/a>. The government's indifferent and negligent attitude toward this situation, falsely declaring the problem closed 15 days ago so that Pedro S\u00e1nchez could go on vacation on August 1st as planned, is fracturing the Socialist ranks<\/a> in that city. And while Ceuta, and especially its women and girls, are living through a nightmarish August, the feminist left is either on vacation<\/strong> or talking about anything but the wave of rapes in that Spanish city. When illegal immigrants are involved, women cease to be a priority for leftist feminism.<\/strong> The \"replacement\" has arrived.<\/p>\n ---<\/p>\n
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