Likud’s use of the Abraham Accords to support Morocco’s aggression on Spanish territory reveals an opportunistic alignment that uses the Abraham Accords as a Trojan Horse against Europe
Technically Loomer is right- the long-term impact of the Ceuta incident will be to push Europe in general and Spain more specifically to the right- but it beggars my belief that actual Israeli decision-makers would be stupid enough to (A) gloat about it in public and (B) think this would somehow increase support for Israel if anyone connects the dots. They'd have to have a fucking screw loose.
> "Former labor PM, Ehud Barak said in the Epstein leaks that he wanted to convert Russian Slavic gentiles to emigrate and whiten Israel to counter the Arabs, a statement Netanyahu vehemently denounced... ...For [Israeli Ashkenazim], isolation from Europe means a slow slide to autocracy, religious fundamentalism, and economic ruin"
Well... the current birthrates disparities alone will do that, but I guess we'll see what happens with the Haredi once Bibi is voted out. Barak was sadly correct about the Mizrahim, of course. It would be a something of an irony if Israel was ultimately destroyed by... perhaps one of the most legitimately-humanitarian cases of allowing mass immigration of asylum seekers, fifty+ years ago.
I don't know whether the extent of Israel's glee over this is exaggerated -- Spain acted against them, and they're returning the favor, just as Trump is -- and remember, everything always gets blamed on Jews (in this case Israel), and this is no exception. Do you really see an actual anti-European streak in Israel? It's bizarre because it would be contrary to the traditional perception of Israel as an outpost of Western civilization. Be mindful of convenient excuses to drag Jews and Israel into the blame game by almost everyone under the sun, as was the case with COVID, the financial crisis of 2008, 9/11, and the Charlie Kirk murder.
With that said, I agree with your general assessment that Israel is becoming non-white and hence more separated from white civilization. I would argue this is happening on a racial level. The original settlers of Israel were Europeans, but now there's a lot of racial intermarriage there, and it's becoming like Latin America -- a non-white country. I would argue that this racial component lies at the root of America's cooling love affair with Israel.
Yeah... I'm kinda casting about for the "smoking gun" per se, but as far as I can tell from context all the comments about decolonising africa etc. come off as angry sarcasm. I suppose one can't rule out the possibility of some kind of Israeli malfeasance, but I'm not really convinced by the 'qui bono' angle.
Morocco has an exceptionally long record of working with the US. The Sultanate of Morocco was the first country to recognise US independence.
Morocco's rivals to the east, the Algerian pirate-state, was a client-state of the Ottomans and the enemy of the US. The US war against the barbary pirates was arguably an anti-colonial war fought by the US against a territory that was under imperial rule.
The US supported Morocco against France in the twentieth century. Just look up the relationship between FDR and the sultan at that time. Spain
Furthermore, the US desperately needs its own leverage at the Straits of Gibraltar. Trump's cooperation with Morocco guarantees that Spain, the EU and the UK cannot ignore the US and do a deal between the three over Gibraltar itself, not without US approval. The present crisis in Ceuta and Melilla would have the strategic planners in Brussels enraged for this very reason alone.
US moves in the eastern Atlantic would be integrated into Washington's overall naval strategy, which aims to manage things on a planetary scale. There is no reason to think that Trump would not be working within these parameters.
Maybe I missed something (it is getting late where I am right now), but there have been any number of naval developments in the last few years across the Mediterranean and Red Seas and around the Bab al-Mandab. What role, if any, has Spain played in these? Have they made ANY commitment to help out when Iran and the Houthis cut off access to strategic waterways?
It might help to look at Spain's contributions to NATO's efforts in Afghanistan (look into the US assessments about the combat reliability of allied forces on the ground in Afghanistan during the war there). Or the clown-show of Spanish ships accompanying the Gaza flotilla while Sanchez talked about the desirability of using nukes on Israel.
To be blunt, Madrid's decision to restrict US military resupply flights during an ongoing war practically begged Washington to crush Sanchez ASAP. The history of how the US has quietly turned on nominal allies who pull stunts like that speaks for itself.
Why is Spain occupying parts of Morocco anyway? Sounds like someone needs to decolonise and return these occupied territories to its rightful indigenous owners of the land, the Moroccan people
I've been banned from Twitter for months now. Its interesting to see the Zionist propaganda war as told here and that many of the turbo-goyim have started to understand what Israel is doing.
Rightists falling for Third Worldism was the hugest psy-op ever. I can't believe so many would side with China and/or Russia in the first place or talk about "muh trad" Southeast Asia or Latin America. Not all is lost though.
Looks like most other comments here are from hasbara bots by the way. That may help to clarify why the geopolitical situation, as it relates to the Juh thing, appears to be so confusing when looked at through the lens of social media.
Technically Loomer is right- the long-term impact of the Ceuta incident will be to push Europe in general and Spain more specifically to the right- but it beggars my belief that actual Israeli decision-makers would be stupid enough to (A) gloat about it in public and (B) think this would somehow increase support for Israel if anyone connects the dots. They'd have to have a fucking screw loose.
> "Former labor PM, Ehud Barak said in the Epstein leaks that he wanted to convert Russian Slavic gentiles to emigrate and whiten Israel to counter the Arabs, a statement Netanyahu vehemently denounced... ...For [Israeli Ashkenazim], isolation from Europe means a slow slide to autocracy, religious fundamentalism, and economic ruin"
Well... the current birthrates disparities alone will do that, but I guess we'll see what happens with the Haredi once Bibi is voted out. Barak was sadly correct about the Mizrahim, of course. It would be a something of an irony if Israel was ultimately destroyed by... perhaps one of the most legitimately-humanitarian cases of allowing mass immigration of asylum seekers, fifty+ years ago.
I don't know whether the extent of Israel's glee over this is exaggerated -- Spain acted against them, and they're returning the favor, just as Trump is -- and remember, everything always gets blamed on Jews (in this case Israel), and this is no exception. Do you really see an actual anti-European streak in Israel? It's bizarre because it would be contrary to the traditional perception of Israel as an outpost of Western civilization. Be mindful of convenient excuses to drag Jews and Israel into the blame game by almost everyone under the sun, as was the case with COVID, the financial crisis of 2008, 9/11, and the Charlie Kirk murder.
With that said, I agree with your general assessment that Israel is becoming non-white and hence more separated from white civilization. I would argue this is happening on a racial level. The original settlers of Israel were Europeans, but now there's a lot of racial intermarriage there, and it's becoming like Latin America -- a non-white country. I would argue that this racial component lies at the root of America's cooling love affair with Israel.
Yeah... I'm kinda casting about for the "smoking gun" per se, but as far as I can tell from context all the comments about decolonising africa etc. come off as angry sarcasm. I suppose one can't rule out the possibility of some kind of Israeli malfeasance, but I'm not really convinced by the 'qui bono' angle.
A few relevant points.
Morocco has an exceptionally long record of working with the US. The Sultanate of Morocco was the first country to recognise US independence.
Morocco's rivals to the east, the Algerian pirate-state, was a client-state of the Ottomans and the enemy of the US. The US war against the barbary pirates was arguably an anti-colonial war fought by the US against a territory that was under imperial rule.
The US supported Morocco against France in the twentieth century. Just look up the relationship between FDR and the sultan at that time. Spain
Furthermore, the US desperately needs its own leverage at the Straits of Gibraltar. Trump's cooperation with Morocco guarantees that Spain, the EU and the UK cannot ignore the US and do a deal between the three over Gibraltar itself, not without US approval. The present crisis in Ceuta and Melilla would have the strategic planners in Brussels enraged for this very reason alone.
US moves in the eastern Atlantic would be integrated into Washington's overall naval strategy, which aims to manage things on a planetary scale. There is no reason to think that Trump would not be working within these parameters.
Maybe I missed something (it is getting late where I am right now), but there have been any number of naval developments in the last few years across the Mediterranean and Red Seas and around the Bab al-Mandab. What role, if any, has Spain played in these? Have they made ANY commitment to help out when Iran and the Houthis cut off access to strategic waterways?
It might help to look at Spain's contributions to NATO's efforts in Afghanistan (look into the US assessments about the combat reliability of allied forces on the ground in Afghanistan during the war there). Or the clown-show of Spanish ships accompanying the Gaza flotilla while Sanchez talked about the desirability of using nukes on Israel.
To be blunt, Madrid's decision to restrict US military resupply flights during an ongoing war practically begged Washington to crush Sanchez ASAP. The history of how the US has quietly turned on nominal allies who pull stunts like that speaks for itself.
Why is Spain occupying parts of Morocco anyway? Sounds like someone needs to decolonise and return these occupied territories to its rightful indigenous owners of the land, the Moroccan people
I've been banned from Twitter for months now. Its interesting to see the Zionist propaganda war as told here and that many of the turbo-goyim have started to understand what Israel is doing.
Rightists falling for Third Worldism was the hugest psy-op ever. I can't believe so many would side with China and/or Russia in the first place or talk about "muh trad" Southeast Asia or Latin America. Not all is lost though.
Looks like most other comments here are from hasbara bots by the way. That may help to clarify why the geopolitical situation, as it relates to the Juh thing, appears to be so confusing when looked at through the lens of social media.