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Tens of thousands of Moroccan nationals surged across the fences at Ceuta and Melilla while the government of Pedro Sánchez refused to restore order. Local commanders requested reinforcements; the response was permission for the breach to continue until the enclaves could no longer function as Spanish territory.
This is not spontaneous migration. It is a coordinated campaign by the Dispossessor class to render two historic Spanish holdings unviable, knowing that EU legal machinery will then bar any effective removal of those who enter.
The pattern repeats the logic that dissolved the ordered realms of Christendom after the loss of Granada in 1492: once the frontier is abandoned by the crown, the enemy claims the ground as permanent settlement.
National sovereignty is not a modern invention but the natural extension of the patriarchal household raised to the scale of the commonwealth. God places peoples within fixed borders so that fathers may govern their own inheritance without foreign interference or internal dissolution.
When rulers treat those borders as optional lines on a map, they violate the fifth commandment by dishonoring the inheritance handed down through generations of sacrifice and conquest.
The Sánchez ministry has chosen the side of the Managerial Priesthood that now rules Brussels and Madrid. Its members calculate that demographic replacement will secure their power more reliably than defense of the nation that elected them.
Restoration requires the faithful remnant to reject both the open-border regime and the false mercy that disguises conquest. Lawful authority must reassert control, return the intruders, and fortify the line that separates Spain from the advancing tide.
Every further delay strengthens the hand of those who intend the final erasure of European nations. The choice is between ordered defense and managed extinction.
