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The enclave of Ceuta has become the latest theater where African migrants scale fences and storm the Spanish perimeter in coordinated waves. European officials respond with temporary barricades and fiscal hand-wringing while the underlying policy remains unchanged.
Behind the immediate disorder stands the Managerial Priesthood of Brussels and national capitals, which continues to subsidize entry through generous welfare provisions even as it refuses to restore meaningful border control. This is not accident but deliberate design: the same class that profits from cheap labor and demographic dilution maintains both the open gate and the redistributive treasury.
Western Christendom once understood that ordered nations require guarded frontiers. From the Peace of Westphalia onward, sovereign peoples secured their territories as the first duty of rule, recognizing that no commonwealth can long endure the unchecked influx of alien peoples while preserving its own inheritance.
The governing principle is older still. Scripture and natural law alike affirm that peoples possess the right to maintain their households and commonwealths against dissolution. A nation that opens its treasury to every comer while leaving its gates unguarded violates both the law of charity ordered by prudence and the duty of fathers to transmit a stable inheritance.
The contradiction cannot be wished away. Continued welfare expansion alongside mass immigration produces fiscal hemorrhage, political fracture, and the slow replacement of the historic European peoples by those who arrive to consume rather than build.
The Faithful Remnant therefore faces a clear necessity. European nations must end the welfare magnet, enforce physical borders with finality, and reassert the ancient right of demographic continuity.
Failure to act now simply accelerates the transfer of the continent from its rightful heirs to those who have never known the responsibilities of its stewardship.
