The “sacred struggle to liberate the occupied cities along the Atlantic Ocean”
When politicians spend a lot of time talking about ‘misinformation’, you know that a big lie is on the verge of falling apart.
I wrote earlier this week that PM Pedro Sanchez’s lie that the invasion of 80,000 from Morocco into Ceuta is under control and the invaders will go back is coming apart. Instead, the Spanish government is asserting emergency control, trying to seize spaces to house the migrants and preparing doses of tens of thousands of vaccines that have to be administered across a year.
In response, Prime Minister Sanchez is continuing his media tour, denying the obvious, that Morocco was behind the invasion from its territory and blaming Israeli and Russian “misinformation”.
🇪🇸 Spain's far-left Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez explicitly cleared Morocco of responsibility for the Ceuta invasion and blamed Russia, Israel, and an international far-right movement for online disinformation.
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) August 31, 2026
"When people talk and speculate about the participation of Moroccan… https://t.co/IoHVtW9jag pic.twitter.com/bOpvREpjts
How about we start with this very informational piece of ‘misinformation’.
Then the Moroccan Minister of Islamic Affairs cited the “sacred struggle to liberate the occupied cities along the Atlantic Ocean” while referencing the Islamic history of Ceuta and its connections to Mohammed.
Nothing to see here, I’m sure. Or here.