Subject : Ceuta, Spain. "Invasion". Short text. Image and text by the Portuguese historian #MiguelCasteloBranco, taken from the only social media the man uses. As I've said before, he's not limitted to his native Portuguese, but I'll translate due to him usually writing on his social media account in his native tongue. Words I occasionally leave within parenthesis are only intended as clarifying synonyms. I'll also leave the original text below my translation ⤵️.
As the hours roll by, one is finally brought to understand the mediatic machinations around the issue of a purported (an alleged) invasion of Ceuta by tens of thousands of [fake] migrantes. The Moroccan government, usually so measured and quasi-sphinx-like (enigmatic), on issues of this nature, has determined that it will not accept the return of minors. In any case, the vast majority, if not basically all of these alleged migrants [who really aren't migrants] are young people who have been put into trucks and dumped near Ceuta to put on the spectacle (show) that mainstream media has so ardently needed in order to instill terror. The invasion also serves as a reckoning on behalf of those who have somehow felt challenged by Spain's firm and courageous stance regarding the Gaza and Iran conflicts. By the finger one knows the giant, and we know what the name of that giant is. (See note # 1 below).
Sadly, the adult children here that can only see the *islams (note # 2), migrations and invasions, seem to have not understood anything ; just as they have not understood the conflict in Syria, just as they have not understood the conflict in Serbia, the conflict in Ukraine, nor also that false – so-called democratic revolution in Iran. Sadly, they never learn anything. (They never learn).
(Note # 1 : a deep-cut cultural and historical reference, using a famous Portuguese proverb to convey a specific, dramatic point. "Pelo dedo se conhece o gigante".
Literally: "By the finger, one knows the giant" is the Portuguese equivalent of the Latin phrase "Ex ungue leonem" ("By the claw, the lion is known" ).
Note # 2 : the author writes islões (that may look odd in both languages), the plural of Islão - ie. Islam, to enhance his sarcasticly sharp depiction of their ignorance & lack of critical thinking, by pluralising the noun.
Note # 3 :
this text I only saw today, but it was written two days ago. He has subsequently written others on this as well as other topics ousting the different globalist agendas as he has so often done in the past.
(Original Portuguese) ⤵️
Com o passar das horas, compreende-se finalmente a maquinação mediática em torno da questão da suposta invasão de Ceuta por dezenas de milhares de [falsos] migrantes. O Governo de Marrocos, habitualmente tão comedido e quase esfíngico em relação a questões desta natureza, determina que não aceitará a devolução de menores. Ora, a grande maioria, se não mesmo a quase totalidade dos supostos migrantes [que na verdade não são] é constituída por jovens que foram metidos em camiões e despejados perto de Ceuta para fazer o espectáculo de que a grande imprensa tanto precisava para infundir o terror. Serve igualmente a invasão como o ajuste de contas vindo daqueles que de alguma forma se sentiram postos em causa com a posição firme e corajosa de Espanha em relação aos conflitos de Gaza e do Irão. Pelo dedo se conhece o gigante, e nós sabemos qual é o nome desse gigante.
Infelizmente, as crianças adultas que por cá só vêem os islões, as migrações e as invasões parecem não ter percebido nada, como também não perceberam o conflito da Síria, como também não perceberam o conflito da Sérvia, o conflito da Ucrânia, mas também o da falsa revolução dita democrática no Irão. Infelizmente, nunca aprendem nada.
