00:04:39.400Two-thirds of the population of that area
00:04:41.760went into it and like two the number of migrants who marched in was two-thirds of the regular
00:04:50.480population of Sweta and they just marched in and the idea that they would all be kicked out
00:04:56.300overnight it's just not realistic you did see some of them leaving you saw the numbers dwindle
00:05:02.000but in the end of the at the end of the day the point that was proven was that this could be
00:05:07.640overrun and here you see basically the moroccan police standing by and letting trucks dump these
00:05:16.480people there and go on their merry way to conduct their unarmed invasion
00:05:22.760now the way to think about it is this this was obviously organized by the Moroccan government
00:05:43.180this is not really disputable these transportation vehicles trucks etc
00:05:51.240They're all under surveillance by the authorities, and the smuggling of everything in Morocco happens with some kind of tacit approval by the authorities. So even the drug trade, because most of Europe's hash gets imported from Morocco, that happens with the blessing of the local authorities.
00:06:10.900It's a source of hard currency. They allow their migrants to go in. They have agreements with Spain
00:06:17.740that allow the Spanish to import every year a couple of hundred agricultural workers to go
00:06:24.660and work on Spanish farms. The Moroccan government controls the flow of people.
00:06:32.020And if all of a sudden 50,000 people show up at a very geopolitically sensitive spot,
00:06:37.220There is no way that you can believe that the Moroccans didn't know about it.
00:06:42.340And as other people have pointed out online, the Moroccans have form on this.
00:06:46.380So before Franco died in 1975, in November, the Moroccan government organized a march by 350,000 people into the Western Sahara here.
00:07:04.480this region of the country, that basically it used to be administered by Spain. The Moroccans
00:07:13.940wanted it. Mauritania wanted it. Algeria wanted it. The Moroccans won because they were able to
00:07:21.720infiltrate that area with their soldiers, with a small, like 10,000 soldiers, so not a small group,
00:07:28.480but also with 350,000 civilians who just marched. And these civilians were escorted by civil
00:07:35.600servants and they were escorted by security officers in civilian clothing to organize a
00:07:42.400massive march into that territory and claim it for themselves. And because Franco was dying and
00:07:49.820the Spanish government was very unstable and they didn't have enough popular support for them to go
00:07:56.440to war over the issue, they ended up surrendering that territory to the Moroccans. It worked the
00:08:02.120first time. Why not do it again? But here what's going on was a sort of geopolitical pressure
00:08:08.760campaign from the Moroccans. And it's mainly intended to humiliate the Spanish government
00:08:17.140and to show the Spanish government that they shouldn't try to build better relations with
00:08:23.280Algeria. Now, I did a geopolitics piece on the alliance that the United States and Israel
00:08:31.020were building with key coastal states, and that includes Indonesia, and that includes the UAE
00:08:39.920here in the Gulf, and that includes Morocco, basically countries that are on a sensitive
00:08:47.180geopolitical fault line. In Indonesia's case, it's the entrance to the South China Sea. It's a
00:08:54.000requirement for all Chinese shipping to pass in very close proximity to Indonesia.
00:09:00.160In the UAE's case, obviously, it's against Iran and against Saudi Arabia, with the idea being
00:09:06.260that a greater Emirates and a greater Israel can live together on the ruins of the rest of the
00:09:12.500region. And in Morocco, it is intended to police the entrance into the Mediterranean and give the
00:09:19.860American Navy a prime position. So we've seen this geopoliticking around this area. And Morocco is a
00:09:27.980longstanding ally of the United States. The Algerians get their weapons from the Russians
00:09:34.480and to a lesser extent from the Chinese. The Moroccans, they all have basically American
00:09:41.800weapons and European weapons. And the idea there, essentially, is that Algeria and Morocco are
00:09:49.820competing over who dominates West Africa. These are the two big players in West Africa.
00:09:57.540Morocco, in partnership with Israel, has been working on expanding its financial services
00:10:04.600network and its communications network throughout this whole region as part of its alliance
00:10:11.720with israel and the united states pedro sanchez the prime minister of spain is a far left lunatic
00:10:20.000extremist everybody knows this um he is responsible for basically um regularizing
00:10:28.600maybe 1.3 1.5 illegal immigrants and he bragged about it in the new york times
00:10:36.820explaining we need migrants and arguing basically that these migrants make the gdp go up
00:10:45.440and by regularizing them and giving them a um papers that allow them to live and work in
00:10:52.980in spain um he has first recognized that spain is itself a nation of migrants which is complete
00:11:03.540rubbish. That's not. That's not what Spain is. You know, Spain is for the Spanish people. That's
00:11:09.960what it is. And said that it brings economic benefits. It doesn't. These people are a drain
00:11:15.380on the Spanish treasury. They are a hugely destabilizing force. They are going to destroy
00:11:20.680Spain in the future. But that's exactly what leftists like Pedro Sanchez want. This is also
00:11:27.820the guy who was basically digging up the graves of people who fought for Franco and destroying
00:11:33.760monuments for Franco and trying his best to erase the history of Spain, which can't be separated
00:11:41.460from Catholicism. These were the most Catholic kings in Europe and were recognized as such by
00:11:50.440the Pope. So you can't see this attempted invasion outside of the context of the Moroccans knowing
00:11:59.840that the Spaniards today are weak. In 1975, when Franco was dying and they saw that the Spanish
00:12:06.980government was unstable, the Moroccans did this kind of human wave attack in order to take away
00:12:14.520the Western Desert, or what is referred to as the Spanish Sahara. And the source of the conflict
00:12:23.880was that Algeria wanted it, and Algeria wanted to get access to the Atlantic that wouldn't be
00:12:30.620policed either by Spain or Morocco. Mauritania, which is like, why is that even a state? I don't
00:12:37.500know. Mauritania wanted it, and the Moroccans obviously themselves wanted it. And this is a
00:12:45.380region that is rich in natural resources, that has a very strategic position. It sits right across
00:12:51.900from the Canary Islands, which are Spanish possessions. And the reasoning here was, you know,
00:12:59.140it should be Moroccan territory because some of these nomadic tribal people had once upon a time
00:13:04.920pledged allegiance to the Kingdom of Morocco and paid taxes there.
00:13:11.520And since the Moroccans know that the Spaniards won't open fire
00:13:16.740and start shooting people and triggering a hot war,
00:13:20.400they know that they can get away with this.
00:13:23.420And since Pedro Sanchez is of the view that, you know,
00:13:27.740when illegals come in, we're just going to give them papers
00:13:30.620that allow them to eventually become Spanish citizens,
00:13:33.000they know they can get away with this what happens every single time is that you have this weakness
00:13:39.360in the west at the top levels of western governments and it's the same in germany it's
00:13:45.120the same in france it's the same in britain it's the same in the united states even under trump
00:13:49.320um they smell this weakness and they push and that's what happened here now to connect this to
00:13:59.720Israel and this whole conspiracy idea that the Israelis are responsible for this.
00:14:05.040Let me tell you what I think. First, let's start with what we know, and then we'll go to what
00:14:11.000should we think. We have here Michael Rubin, who is a top guy at the American Enterprise Institute,
00:14:19.080which is a super Zionist think tank based out of Washington, D.C., and he's arguing here,
00:14:25.880basically that the Spaniards can do the same thing, that the Moroccans can do the same thing
00:14:32.860as they did in 1975, which is march into Spanish territory, take it for themselves, and the Spaniards
00:14:39.660won't do anything about it. And he couches this as part of a campaign against Spain because the
00:14:49.220Spaniards have been siding with Gaza and going on about all of the horrors that are happening in
00:14:55.240Gaza, and taking an anti-Israel position. And he's praising, he's suggesting to the current
00:15:02.540king, Hassan II, that he should follow the footsteps of his father, Muhammad the, sorry,
00:15:10.200he's saying to the current king, Muhammad VI, that he should follow in his father's footsteps,
00:15:17.200Hassan II, and go ahead and repeat the Green March, and take these territories from Spain,
00:15:25.240just by sending human waves. That's the argument that he explains with Spain's Socialist Prime
00:15:32.660Minister Pedro Sanchez embracing the language of decolonization, Mohammed VI should reclaim
00:15:37.920the spirit of the Green March to finalize the expulsion of Spanish colonists from Moroccan soil.
00:15:43.900It is in Moroccan soil, firstly, and he knows this, but he's lying, and the two subjects are
00:15:51.900not related. Saying that you shouldn't murder thousands of women and children in Gaza
00:15:56.760doesn't put you in any position in colonization, all of that stuff. But Pedro Sanchez is an extreme
00:16:05.020leftist, and he is vulnerable to this kind of attack. The interesting thing here is that
00:16:12.400he explicitly says that these locations are a weak spot for European security.
00:16:19.580So he knows that Europe in general is going to suffer from this policy.
00:16:24.600And the Jewish organizations in Spain, in the same way the Jewish organizations in Britain and in France,