The Muslim Hoard Invades Spain
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Welcome to Politics by Faith. It's where we take the news of the day, we bring it to the Bible so we can walk away with peace and perspective. New headlines every day, but Ecclesiastes says there's nothing new under the sun. So thanks for being here to get the true story, the story of the day today, a migrant invasion of Spain and therefore all of Europe. Before I share that, though, let me share a smaller example story of an Algerian man in Spain, an Algerian man in Spain who beat a Spanish man into a coma. This Algerian man has been arrested 18 times since 2020. Eight. I grew up thinking that if you get arrested, that's it. That's it for you. You're done. Your life is ruined. This Algerian guy's been arrested 18 times since 2020 and is fine.
No problems at all.
What happened in the Spanish enclave Ceuta that looked like a migrant ‘invasion'?
Back on the streets. Now, this latest attack is on video and he's just stomping this guy's head over and over on the sidewalk. Now, this is a story of one African man beating to near death a Spanish man. The story I want to talk about today is tens of thousands of Africans beating to death's door all of Spain. I'm sure by now you've seen video of what's been happening in Morocco. It's in Morocco, northern Africa. The Strait of Gibraltar is right there to get across to Spain. And I first saw these videos and I thought these were Africans invading into Spain. I said, that's a long boat ride. So the narrowest part of the strait is eight miles. And I think I'm like, that's still it's pretty busy waterway.
I can't imagine getting on a dinghy and making the. But here's what really happened in Spain. There are now I know of two little sections of Morocco that are little slivers in Morocco on the edge of the Morocco and the Mediterranean Sea that are controlled by Spain. So you have these little Spanish enclaves is the word I keep hearing here, these little Spanish little slivers that is technically Spanish territory in Morocco. And one of those cities, Ceuta, C-U-E-T-A, Ceuta, has these walls. And the Africans have, I'll tell you how in a second, gotten around the walls, right? And they know how to do it now. And last count, I heard 50,000 men did it. Now, here's why. There's two reasons. First, there was a Supreme Court case in Spain that said the military, the police, they are allowed to stop an African coming across the border illegally.
If they're coming through or over under the fence, then they can be repelled back. But If a migrant comes by sea, the Supreme Court said you're not allowed to turn them around. So what did these Africans do? They swam around the wall. They hopped in the ocean, walking on the sand, hop in the ocean in Morocco, swim a couple yards out, a couple yards over, and then a couple yards back in. Voila, we arrived by sea. Now we're in Spain. It's not unlike our border that we have with Mexico when it goes to Tijuana. It gets to Tijuana and it just ends. Just there, right in the water, and that's it. Now, well, San Diego's got a couple problems. For Tijuana, they dump their raw sewage right in the ocean there. So you really, really wouldn't want to swim in that water.
You'll get sick, very sick. But you could just swim right across. Not America will still send you back, at least now with this administration. But in Spain, they said, oh, no, can't send them back if they do this. Isn't that amazing? So somehow these migrants all found a ton of pool floaties. Some NGO or someone paid for all these pool floaties on Amazon. And a couple of these larger dinghies as well. And some people just swimming around the wall. And then they land in Spain. And now they're home free. They can take a ferry across to Spain proper. They can get on a flight. And then once they get to Spain, there's something called the Schengen Zone or something like that, where it's this agreement with, I think, 29 European countries that you don't need a passport to go between countries.
So once you get on Spain proper, you're whatever. You can go wherever you want. That's it. You're all over Europe. So that happened this weekend or Friday.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:03–0:56
2
What happened in the Spanish enclave Ceuta that looked like a migrant ‘invasion'?
0:56–10:07
3
How did migrants circumvent Ceuta's border walls and enter Spanish territory by sea?
10:07–10:12
4
What Spanish legal rulings and amnesty policies enabled large-scale arrivals?
10:12–12:47
5
How does the Ceuta incident compare to migrant landings on U.S. beaches under Biden?
12:47–18:29