00:03:20and the idea is to overwhelm the Spanish infrastructure yet again.
00:03:25Now, whether they're going to be able to do this in the same numbers
00:03:27as a couple of weeks ago will remain to be seen.
00:03:31It's certainly true that the Spanish government has gone through the motions of bolstering the security of the enclave of Teuta,
00:03:43making it more difficult, especially to enter by swimming from Moroccan territory around the barriers and then landing on the beach of Teuta.
00:03:55Gonzalo Martin, first of all then, tell me what is the state of anxiety like in mainland Spain as we approach this national holiday of tomorrow?
00:04:10I'm assuming there's a certain degree of worry and fear in case the world sees the same sort of images that we saw just a few weeks ago.
00:04:22Tell me yourself, eyewitness account, what is going on in Spain right now?
00:04:52people how do they feel seeing all those people in the street doing whatever they want
00:04:57and the police telling them the native population of celda they cannot be helped
00:05:02the situation is too much for them and they are not able to help the spanish citizens of celda
00:07:30Nobody trusts him and everybody knows what is going on.
00:07:34We have suffered in Spain a similar situation in 1975 when Franco, the dictator of Spain, was in the last weeks of life.
00:07:47And Morocco organized an invasion of the Spanish province of Sahara with the remnant of the Spanish politicians and Spanish future king or prince like that.
00:07:59and they are trying to organize something similar.
00:08:02It's a kind of, they are trying to mobilize the population
00:08:08in order to see if Spain will have a reaction or not.
00:08:13And they are seeing in Morocco that anything they want,
00:08:48which will have some resonance amongst our largely American audience.
00:08:54Let me put this question to you, your movement, your political party.
00:09:01How much more patience do you guys have for the national government if there is,
00:09:08if you're saying that nobody, what did you say, what was your quote?
00:09:11Nobody trusts Pedro Sanchez to keep the invaders out.
00:09:15That's what I wrote down of what you were saying, nobody in Spain, right?
00:09:18So if that is the case, how much more patience do you have?
00:09:25And if the government fails, now, one of the things that we said here on the war room was that even though this government was your present socialist Spanish government did give this amnesty to 1.2 million invaders.
00:09:40it was sort of obliged to push the 72,000 invaders back into Morocco within 40 hours
00:09:49because there would have been this is what I said here on the war room whether I'm right or not I do
00:09:54not know but my argument was he was really obliged to push all of those out even in the even in the
00:10:00face of the recent Spanish Supreme Court judgment because I said he was running close to getting a
00:10:07revolution in spain right it with those pictures um you tell me you're there you're representative
00:10:16of what i would say this is one of the most um inflexible political parties in spain what will
00:10:25happen if this government allows a repeat of what happened a couple of weeks ago if it's true that
00:10:33400,000 people are now on social media talking about breaking into Thayuta again.
00:10:39Tell me what in the mainland, what is your fear of what might happen next?
00:10:47Well, I hope that not only radical patriots, not only movements like Democracy Nacional go to the street.
00:10:53We organized a demonstration in front of the Moroccan AMSI, Madrid, and thousands of people were coming.
00:11:00So we expect people to radicalize, and they understand that there are not good wars with Morocco.0.88
00:11:07Morocco is an expansionist country that will take over South India and also the Canary Island, and they will never stop that.0.94
00:11:17So we need a government that stops Moroccan pretensions, and the only way is to defend the Spanish population.0.95
00:11:27The problem is complex because the population of Celta and Melilla, after the democracy, so many immigrants were coming that now 55% of the population of Celta and Melilla, they have Moroccan roots.0.99
00:11:43So it's very difficult to organize popular protests and people uprising against the government because already 55% of the population, they are not native Hispanics.
00:11:55So whenever patriotic movements or just individuals go to Teuta and try to organize something, they are attacked by people with Spanish flags that they are not Spanish.
00:12:12They are Americans that they were born maybe in Teuta or they're living in Teuta since a few years ago, and they go with Spanish flags pretending to be Spanish, but they are not.
00:12:25I have to ask you that statistic again, because we don't have the best connection here today.
00:12:32Let me ask you that question again, that statistic again.
00:12:35Did you just tell me that 55% of modern Spain is not ethnically Spanish?
00:12:48In Theuta, in Malia, they're the two enclaves surrounded by Morocco. 55% of those two enclaves are not. And do you think that makes a difference to the enclave's ability or willingness to defend itself further from the invasion?0.77
00:13:12yes because we have the fifth colon inside of ceuta and melilla and whenever there is a
00:13:22radical patriot movement like democracy nacional who wants to organize the spanish native population
00:13:29of ceuta or melilla in order to defend our land and our sovereignty we will be attacked by this
00:13:3655 percent of fake spanish that they are not spanish at all they might have spanish citizenship0.51
00:19:04It means if you don't have Spanish blood, you cannot have Spanish citizenship.0.97
00:19:09Other thing is to stay in Spain and you can have the residency or the green card like in America.0.94
00:19:14But the Spanish citizenship and the passport should be only for Hispanics that they have the right by blood.1.00
00:19:22By this law, we will avoid all these 55% of people in Ceuta and Melilla that are not Spanish.0.99
00:19:32So this is the most important point that we defend, that you can get the Spanish citizenship only if you are the son or the daughter of a Spanish father or a Spanish mother.1.00
00:19:45Like this, we will avoid that all these immigrants, they have the right to vote and that we are being totally erased from our homeland, from immigration.1.00
00:19:55let me ask you seeing as you say that and that's a very strong very clearly defined policy you're1.00
00:20:05only going to give you will change the constitution so that nationality is only given to the children
00:20:13of spanish parents and by that you mean ethnically spanish parents how exactly let me ask you this
00:20:20question how exactly do you go about measuring that verifying that well how do you say this
00:20:28how do you how do you say this person is ethnically spanish and that one isn't
00:20:34for spain is not difficult to find who is ethnically spanish as spain is receiving
00:20:40immigration only since the 90s so we are not a country that is receiving immigration since
00:20:46hundreds of years. Like it might be the case of France, for example, or the USA. Spain is a
00:20:54country that was pretty ethnically homogeneous since we expelled the Jewish and the last Moors1.00
00:21:03that they were living in Spain till the 16th century. So after the 16th century, after the1.00
00:21:08Reconquista, Spain was always an homogeneous country. It's true we have a minority of gypsies1.00
00:21:15that they are living in Spain since the 15th century.1.00
00:21:20They are not a big issue, although they make problems,
00:21:25but they are a minority and it's not the case
00:22:42only belongs to people who were basically in the country legally before 1990.
00:22:49The question that I then have is, and you're saying it's not going to be technically very difficult
00:22:55to cancel or to convert the citizenship of people who've come to the country since 1990
00:23:02and turn it into like a permanent green card status like they have in the United States.
00:23:08The question that I have for you is looking at the United States right now, President Trump did win the election, certainly in 2016. I would need to check about 2024 about the dreamers, basically people who were brought into the United States as children, but lived all of their educated in the United States, lived all of their adult life in the United States,
00:23:36have no real recollection of living anywhere else.
00:23:40Now, President Trump did originally say that he wasn't going to allow that situation to continue,0.96
00:23:45but has found it very difficult, even politically, I think, to deport the dreamers,
00:23:55to cancel their status and deport the dreamers.
00:23:57why um how will you get around that issue in spain um that president trump hasn't been able to do
00:24:07as yet in in america well um it's true that the situation of america with those dreamers that
00:24:16they came maybe 30 years ago to the years ago it has been difficult but i honestly think once you
00:24:21are in power and you control everything you control like now socialist party is doing in
00:24:26Spain they control also the the judge the judges the tribunals they can you can have laws in
00:24:33allowing that and we shouldn't forget what happened during COVID time that they were able to to put
00:24:40the police in the street controlling everybody to be locked down and not going to the street so
00:24:44if you have a political will and you are ready to do everything in order to to to put to to to get
00:24:53your goal i think it's possible and all that people that they arrived to spain most of them
00:24:58they are second maximum second generation of immigrants so if the parents are from ecuador
00:25:03once we remove the spanish citizenship they they should go to the to the to to the ecuatorian
00:25:10embassy for example if they want to get a nationality but they will not get the spanish0.70
00:25:15nationality they will want here but it doesn't mean they are spanish it's the same situation
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00:25:23You can be born in Qatar, in Arab countries,
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00:42:28All right, back with Ryan Bridge, Ryan the Lion.
00:42:31Ryan, tell me, so it's not like under the cover of darkness, quick lightning speed jump across the channel, is it?
00:42:41These things are taking place in full light of day and multiple stops across the low.
00:42:47They're loading up these these mega dingus.
00:42:50And I'll say this as well. No wonder the motors of these dingus are burning out because some of these things that they pack up after like half a mile because these dingus are so overloaded with people that standard motors can't cope with the weight.
00:43:07and everyone is just watching this take place.
00:50:13And I hope that we do get a pro-British government
00:50:15in the very near future, because if we don't,
00:50:19I believe that demographically our country will be changed forever.
00:50:23We will lose our British values and traditions.
00:50:26It's already been said to be racist if you're flying the flag of the UK.
00:50:30I've only got like 60 seconds for this. Before, earlier on in the show, we had Gonzalo MartĂn, who's the deputy leader of national democracy in Spain.
00:50:42And he was saying that the Spanish enclave of Teuta now has a 55% population that's not ethnically Spanish.
00:50:52And he suggested that the high presence of invaders that are there anyway acted as a fifth column with regards to the recent invasion a couple of weeks.
00:51:01Look, I don't even have a minute for this. Do you have a quick response to that with regards to the UK and the threat that the UK faces?