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A.R.L

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  1. Has she sat with jlo lately?
  2. Fisting, but with what? Maybe a leg, because apparently even hands and arms aren't enough these days.
  3. If all they need is a hole (like many men), you could send them a picture of a black hole and they'd still want to **** it. Don't worry, it all depends on who you're dating.
  4. this very same woman agreed to bring more than 250K immigrants this year alone, with the same profile as those who arrived in Ceuta, many of them from Morocco, the very country that caused all this mess. The jokes write themselves
  5. Trump should have been forced to resign, but it's America, so that will almost never happen.
  6. Floponi is officially an idiot, and no wonder Italy is going down the pits. Her stupid, unnecessary takes just show how weak an EU member they are becoming over something that isn't even a real threat to their country. Worse than brexit atp. I would understand Denmark's concerns, which, by the way, didn't even apply this stupid decision. But Italy??? I'm sorry, but who in their right mind would want to leave Spain for Italy if it's not for tourism? Safety wise? Italy already has enough immigration related problems to deal with. The last terrorist attack happened in Italy, not Spain, and the attacker reportedly travelled there directly from Morocco. There are more than 300,000 Italians living in Spain, while only almost 30.000 Spaniards live in Italy. Do the math. These statistics were barely discussed before, and her stupid ass decision has only drawn more attention to the contradiction. She seems to have plenty of time to worry about Spain while ignoring the countless problems her own country is facing, including immigration and no, Italy's immigration problems aren't coming from Spain. Fascist Europeans and Americans really deserve their fascist governments. Worms for brains.
  7. Wait, so they don't get caught or followed up with after leaving the hospital for this? Or do they just get caught when there's a death involved? I hope not. These are clearly hate crimes. Also, why would they let someone with a serious mental illness walk free? Seriously...
  8. I find it hard to believe this for two simple reasons and I hate both trump and netanyahu. First, this isn't even the first time Morocco has done this. It already happened during the Biden administration, when relations between Spain and the Us were at their best, before the Gaza war, so when tensions between Spain and Israel were practically nonexistent. Second, Morocco would never risk its important relationship with Spain just because Trump or anyone else told it to. It IS related to the gas deal with Algeria, which could have a major impact on Morocco's own gas project with Nigeria. They can stay mad. But the real boiling point was Spain's recent law guaranteeing a faster path to citizenship for Sahrawis, reducing the waiting period from ten years to just two. From Morocco's perspective, that can be seen as an attempt to separate Sahrawis from being Moroccan., morocco doesn't really have a tradition of separate institutions, so it's easy to understand why this would provoke such a strong reaction. Those reasons alone are enough to explain Morocco's actions without assuming Trump or anyone else's interference.
  9. Sis, we don't live in the past. Morocco has full control over its most important resources, just like Algeria has since independence. France has industrial projects in Morocco, yes, but it's actually Morocco that benefits from those investments. Algeria, for example, chose not to rely on those kinds of projects because its oil and gas resources were enough to reduce its dependence on France. Their situation in Algeria isn't much better. There's corruption there too, and a lot of money is being invested in high tech weapons because of tensions with Morocco. However, their social services are somehow miles better than Morocco's. And again, it's not because Morocco is a poor country. It has enough resources and foreign investment to provide a stable life for its citizens. The problem is that corruption in Morocco is worse. Why? Because on top of corrupt politicians, there's also a powerful royal family with enormous business interests that costs the country a fortune. They're even wealthier than the British monarchy, so imagine that. It's even worse now because of the moroccan occupation of western sahara conflict and the pressure Morocco faces from Algeria, which forces the government to spend even more on arms. That makes the economic situation harder than it needs to be, especially since Algeria has much stronger natural resources and thus much stronger army. So again, the idea that colonial powers are still exploiting Morocco's resources is simply wrong. That's something from the past. Today's problems are a combination of corruption, poor management of public money, the influence of the royal family, and ongoing regional conflicts. As for Spain's presence in Ceuta and Melilla, it's mainly for strategic and military reasons, not because of natural resources. Those cities don't have any significant natural resources.
  10. Please explain when and where Spain has ever owned let say Morocco's #1 resources, the world leading phosphate reserves, or its fishing industry, or its gold. Not even France, their offical ex colonizer owns those resources. Now ask yourself why the royal holding companies have such a significant role in the Moroccan poor economy. The Moroccan royal family is often ranked among the wealthiest monarchies in the world, the fifth most richest in a countr that ranks #123 on HDI, even worse than countries dealing with wars and conflicts, yes even wealthier than the British monarch, so that you can probably draw your own conclusions from that.
  11. Actually, it's Spain, France, Germany, and Switzerland that have more reason to carry out passport checks on people arriving from Italy, not the other way around. Worms for brains There are around 514,000 registered Italian citizens living in Spain, compared with only about 30,700 Spaniards living in Italy. And don't tell me, "Most of them are Argentinians." If many of them are Argentinians who obtained Italian citizenship, that would only strengthen the argument for Spain to carry out checks, since they originally immigrated from a non EU country before acquiring Italian nationality. Like, Meloni sis, have several seats
  12. The situation in Melilla, another Spanish city on the border with Morocco, was tense as people tried to cross the border while Moroccan police attempted to stop them. Police vans were set on fire, and authorities struggled to prevent people from entering. It's a complete mess. Morocco is rich enough to provide its people with decent living conditions. This is honestly just so sad.
  13. They're mostly confused guys in AFRICA who have already gone back to their own country. She should be worrying about her own borders first, she's the last person who should be lecturing others on this issue. Her situation isn't any better. Damn, not even Poland came out with this kind of stupid attitude. Such an attention seeker. That said, the Spanish government and Pedro, however hasn't exactly been strict on immigration either. It was cute with the mass regularization, and now this? Come on.
  14. If you know the meaning of coger and coger, you'll understand the meaning of Spanish and Mexican.
  15. This cooked her. He didn't even let Meloni catch her breath after her last clown take.
  16. AND THEN? They now know the EU's borders are relatively soft, so some of them will probably try again but, this time heading directly into the EU. It's important to have EU borders in a region where there's a real risk of human trafficking and irregular migration, but come on, Spain, they need stricter border enforcement and a tougher government on this issue. I'm all for immigration and all, but this isn't a good look at all. These aren't even people fleeing a war zone. Come on, Spain.
  17. That gives a great example of why these guys are being treated like this: they live in an environment with zero sense of responsibility. It seems completely normal to them to see their own people being handled like that, and that's very concerning.
  18. Clearly, they aren't getting into refugee centers since they're not minors and aren't fleeing any danger in their own country. So, to get food, they decided to break into Mercadona. these guys seem seriously confused. Pedro Sanchez, I'm sorry, but I think it's about time for you to resign. I genuinely believe he's a good hearted man and the best EU president ever , but it feels like the Pegasus affair has something far too serious hanging over him and other workdwide politicians, it's been a good run, but I don't think he should make it to 2027, it seems even longer away for him than 2028 does for the orange man. And that's saying something, because I can't stand the orange man, while I actually like Sánchez. Sad but true
  19. Seriously if this is not human trafficking, I don't know what it is
  20. Sis, why do you want so much damage for a beautiful city like Ceuta? Keep in mind that the city right across from it is the same Moroccan city where these people came from. It's a place with widespread destruction, so much corruption, and not even one proper hospital or school for people to rely on. To me, a city bordering an EU city should be the best city in Morocco, if you know what I mean. But who am I kidding? Even Morocco's biggest and most important cities are the same or even worse. Giving Morocco that city won't solve anything. It will only make things worse, first for beautiful Ceuta and also for the Moroccans who live there,, who, themselves refuse to be part of the Moroccan regime btw. To me, this city should remain under Spain, and that's not only good for Spain but for the whole EU, because it makes it easier to verify immigrant profiles outside Europe then deportation would be so much easier than when they are in Europe The Moroccan government has no shame, so telling them to be ashamed won't fix anything. They don't really consider their nation to be citizens, but rather "objects" I'm sorry for the word but it'strue. Using your own people to provoke another country over decisions made in favor of Sahrawis who oppose Morocco's occupation of their land does nothing except show that Moroccan people have little value in the eyes of their government. It won't change anything anyway because most of those people will simply be deported back, so it's also a loss for a government that acts without reason. Btw, RIP to those poor people who literally died trying to cross the border . That's the worst part of this whole situation. As for the EU, this won't make things better either, so the central government in Spain better do something about it. We already have Karens and white supremacists who are hostile so situations like this are only going to make tensions worse. Bottom line, I believe the moroccan monarchy needs to fall, and France should never step in to save it, or we could end up with another Syria like scenario where things become even worse. Seriously, I think France is playing a very dirty role in keeping that monarchy alive, and I hate France for that.
  21. Lmao Lmao, define "Asian." It's not even a single race or culture. The differences between one Asian group and another can be like two completely different worlds, so have several seats Also, don't get off the subject, sweetie. My main point wasn't to speak ill of anyone. I'm talking about those parts of Asia that are known for committing such awful acts. To me, they're the most evil people in the world. Period.
  22. Thai people are mostly some of the coolest people out there. Italians aren't exactly famous for having bad reputation as tourists either, but yes, they can be very loud when they speak. I actually think Italians are even louder than Spaniards. That said, when you're in Rome, do as the Romans do. Imagine if this had been a group of North Africans or other immigrants behaving like this on the metro in Italy, X would have been flooded with hateful comments.

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