Friday, July 31, 2026

A deeper and far more European crisis...

Editor's note: ...is marked by continued social fragmentation, political paralysis, and the erosion of traditional Western institutions in Spain. Spain will likely be the first European country to fall with Spain, like much of Europe, facing a civilizational decline driven by uncontrolled social pressures, weakened incompetent leadership, and the inability of governments to confront growing instability. Spain is now a symbol of a broader Western crisis in which national identity, security, and political authority are increasingly under strain and are being emasculated. At the NATO summit in Ankara, President Trump instructed Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to cut off trade with Spain over defense spending, calling Madrid a "wasted cause" over its NATO contributions. It's not about "defense spending." It's political related to Israel. The Spaniards who know that their country is overwhelmed with Muslim migrants, advocated for the destruction of Israel and now Spain is going to pay.

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WATCH: Spanish enclave in Africa asks for emergency to be declared after migrants surge over border

Spanish government to send support to North African enclave of Ceuta after thousands of migrants force their way into the Spanish town

By Jackson Loy | July 31, 2026

The Spanish enclave of Ceuta on the North African coast has asked the Spanish government to declare a state of emergency after thousands of migrants have broken through the border and into the city.

Incredible footage shows hundreds if not thousands of migrants swimming and running across the border between Morocco and the Spanish autonomous territory.


Migrants, mainly men and boys from Morocco and Algeria, were able to break through the border fence and quickly overwhelmed the city's resources.

On Thursday the number of migrants had become so numerous that local authorities demanded a state of emergency be declared and requested support from the Spanish government as local infrastructure was at a breaking point.

"The situation is absolute chaos," said the head of the association that represents the officers who guard the border.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez responded to this request Thursday morning, saying that the Spanish government "is fully committed to providing an immediate response to the situation in Ceuta."

"We are mobilizing all necessary resources, working with Moroccan and international authorities, and preparing the necessary measures to restore normalcy as soon as possible," Sanchez wrote in a statement on Twitter.

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