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Noticias en vivo #24 ft. Santiago Armesilla| Regimen Epsteiniano vs España.

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With that microphone.

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Can you hear me well?

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Yes, yes.You look like an actor from a movie dubbing.

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Porn.No, porn, porn, porn.Yes, if everything goes wrong, I have three alternatives if everything goes wrong in my geopolitical career or as a teacher of political materialism.One, I go to Japan and set up a small organic sake farm.That's my first option and I'll live as if I were a dishonored samurai addicted to sake.Number two would be to write light erotic novels for women over 60 years old who live in California and are going through their third divorce and they like white wine.

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And my third option would be a voice actor foreign foreign Why not?

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Why not?Who am I to judge people for their sexual power, no matter their height?It has nothing to do with it, Santiago.I'm going to tell you an anecdote.

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Once, many years ago, I was...I don't know if I want to hear it.

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I'm very afraid of this example.

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No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no Take advantage of our discounts.No, man.

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No, it can't be, man.That's bad, that's bad.The best in history.Stories from the past, but hey, I already told you about this news interview.My three professional alternatives in case you don't know.fails.

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But the good thing is that as it won't fail, we can enjoy this beautiful moment.For all the people who came here to listen to this conversation between comrades talking about future alternatives, welcome to another Live Review of News.Good morning, good afternoon to the people who are listening to us in the afternoon, and good evening to my comrades who are in Europe or maybe on the other side of the world.I have the pleasure of being with my brother, comrade, fellow teacher, Santiago Armesilla.How are you, Santiago?

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Well, look, it's been a long time since we met on your channel.Oh, yes, yes.Simply for work and things like that, and not to coincide.And you told me to go, and I didn't think twice about it.And nothing, I just want to apologize because the live has been delayed by half an hour, but it's because of schedules here in Spain.I thought it was going to be 7 hours, but it's 8 hours of difference between Mexico and Monterrey.

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And also because the reason for coming to your channel also has to do with the situation that has happened here with Ceuta.Do you want us to analyze it more or less?I will explain it as meticulously and as briefly and as concisely as possible.

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Yes, exactly.In fact, the main reason for the invitation, beyond resuming the conversation, because the truth is, I'm honest, I think the person who is most asked to return to the channel is you.I have recurring requests to do collaborations with you.You know, it is very clear that for me it is always a pleasure and a huge pride, but the truth is that people ask you a lot.I also recommend you a lot.I think that anyone who is interested in geopolitics and political materialism, without a doubt, has to follow you and watch your channel.

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I recommend it a lot, go watch it.Santi also has a great news channel, where he does analysis of geopolitics and philosophy, which are definitely unmissable.And also, Santi, I think it would be worth it, even if we took a couple of minutes,

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Well, I think your channel is the only place to talk about this, so at the end of this year, or maybe at the beginning of January of 2027, I'll put that date as the maximum because we are working very hard to do it by then, we are going to relaunch a second edition of the course of the expert in political materialism of the Instituto de la Trigalíndora Latina.in steroids, let's put it that way.Why?First, because Diego is participating in the preparation of the theme, he is going to give the inaugural lecture of the manual.Second, because there are more people working on the manual, on behalf of Argentina, Maria Nutin, who those who are familiar with my channel will know her, an Argentine doctor, from the Argentine Vanguard for Liberation, and Román Hernández, from the Colombian Vanguard.and I warn you that we have already reached the manual, more or less, we have exceeded half of the planned thematic and if the first thematic of two years ago had more than 300 pages, I say that these are asteroids because political materialism as a philosophical system, as a philosophical, political and geopolitical doctrine, It's closing more and more, it's increasing more and more, and it's going to be a manual that's going to triple or even quadruple the extension of the previous one.

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that is, it is not a mere manual, it is basically a work in which a philosophical doctrine is condensed in construction, but already very solid, and it can be said that it is a doctrinal compendium, a sum or an exposition of foundations, but that also I want to say that there will also be, apart from the manual, classes recorded on video, and some of them, by the way, I will record them with Diego, in person.So, we are very happy because this is going to be one of the most powerful courses that we are going to launch in the Beatriz Galindo soon, and it is also a course that we do in collaboration, because we have this academic collaboration with a diploma, evidently, from the Universidad de Nebrija, that is, from the Antonio de Nebrija Institute, from the Universidad de Nebrija, and it will have its ECTS credits, but anyone can use it, and it will be, and I finish with this, Diego, the exposition of the most extensive, most elaborated, most expanded and most fundamental political materialism, that has been done to this day.And to be a young philosophical system, it is quite good, because it is very likely that we will exceed the 1 ,000 pages of the manual.It is a doctrinal compendium where the foundations of political materialism as a philosophical doctrine will be exposed.And it is a great academic achievement, and I also guarantee you that it will be accessible, very accessible, for the vast majority of people who want to soak up what this geometric set of ideas means.

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And I'll leave it there.No, I think it's the perfect introduction.Digo, de todas formas a la gente, tranquila, les vamos a estar soltando información poco a poco.Les vamos a informar dónde, de qué manera se pueden registrar, cuándo empieza, qué implica inscribirse en el curso, qué tipo de prerequisitos tiene, cómo se lleva el día a día las clases.Ustedes tranquilos.Esto queda como un anuncio de toda la buena intención de lo que estamos creando, lo que vamos a colaborar para grabar juntos también Santiago y yo, y seguramente es algo que les va a encantar.

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Yo la verdad es que ahorita estoy dedicando una gran parte de mis días a la lectura y al estudio del materialismo político, porque como dice Santiago, Santiago, the truth is that the body of the philosophical system is extremely robust, very powerful, and I want to be as prepared as possible to give you some classes together with Santiago at the end of the year or at the beginning of next year.So, Santi, with pleasure, beyond sharing a story with Marta and Gareda, we are also going to be teacher -colleagues of political materialism.That makes us practically blood brothers in my book.I don't know how you see it.

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Yes, it's beautiful.It's a wonderful thing.

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It's an incredible shared curriculum.Fans of Señor de los Anillos, metalheads, gamers and otakus, professors of political materialism, and they have a history with Marta Higareda.All that's left is for us to play in Real Madrid.

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Yes, we would be too, too cracks.

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But well, now my dear, beautiful, sensual and highly disposable human captain, to what we came for.Because the truth is that things are serious.The Epsteinian class is doing their thing again and we let you know, we let you know, that what they did in Gaza was a rehearsal, geopolitical battle did not end there, that the interests were much more serious and nefarious than they originally seemed, and that the rest of the world is also susceptible to the abuses that the Epsteinian class is committing.And this time, what we saw last week was an extension of the same warlike, violent, terrorist logicyou could even call it, but now against Spain directly.So for that, who better than Santiago?

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The truth is that I have already had conversations with Santiago about the danger of Morocco, the strategic position that geopolitics plays in North Africa, the complication of Gibraltar and others, but I think it is worth going into the subject a little more, for which what I am going to do is that I am going to quickly put some contextual clips of what happened this week between Spain and Morocco, and then Santiago prepared some maps for us, where we are going to go a little more in depth, historical too, to understand what's in play right now.And starting with the images that everyone saw, which I think were the most evident, of these trucks full of migrants.foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign in this attack that has all the indications of being a coordinated attack.To finish complementing this story and that it does not remain simply as a purely speculative fact, that obviously unless we have evidence, we cannot affirm with all the certainty of the world who are the actors that are involved behind it, as it usually happens in terrorist attacks, the terrorists go out afterwards to make public statements, signing their attacks, so to speak.And it was not the exception of the case of Netanyahu, that came out to say that Spain had defamed the IDF, the Israel Defense Force, as taking away the merit of being the most moral force in the world, and now they wereopenly opposed to Israel.

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And that he was not going to tolerate this type of hostility and that Spain would immediately pay the price of having positioned against the Israeli army.So, they go out on a limb to say this type of statement under that circumstance, At that moment, right after these events, it really sounds like a kind of signature, right?But it wasn't just in Antanyahu, the truth is that many very important figures in Israeli politics went out to accuse Spain and say that Spain had never missed an opportunity to foreign foreign this fetid cake is put by Marco Rubio and the Republican Party and Trump directly, where for several days, including weeks, a plan was already being prepared in the US Congress, supported practically unanimously by the Republican Party, headed by Marco Rubio, Trump's director, with funds of up to 20 million, preparing that invasion of Morocco to Spain.So this clearly has a geopolitical motive, it clearly comes hand in hand with a discourse or a narrative of Israel against Spain, and third, it is directly founded by the Republican Party and the United States in the most neoconservative wing of Trump, Marco Rubio, and others.Now, Santi, if you want, I leave you completely the floor.Tell us a little bit about the historical context of the relationship between Spain and Morocco, the political model, why Ceuta is such a critical place in this case, and what people have to understand to really make a good reading of this situation.

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Well, first of all, I'm going to have to condense a lot of information in a very short time, but if people want to broaden everything I'm going to say now, I have asked Diego to put down in the description of the video one that we did last year on my YouTube channel, which is called The truth about Morocco, the tyranny of Mohammed VI.That's how I say it, the tyranny of Mohammed VI, which is a video of an hour where I explain how the political and social system of Morocco works.And by the way, a while ago, in the live news section on my channel, we have analyzed with a person from Ceuta's Spanish vanguard another person of Spanish avant -garde from Melilla, and with a Sahrawi, Talib Al -Isalem, whom I highly recommend that you interview him whenever you can, Diego, because he explains the Sahara issue very well, the Western Sahara, which is the only Arab people in the world who speaks Spanish.Well, they have everything to expand.First of all, All those videos that Diego has put in which people appear leaving trucks to invade Ceuta, which is a city of 80 ,000 inhabitants, are those trucks carried by the army, the police and the Moroccan intelligence services, where very young Moroccans are used as cannon fodder to use migratory pressure as a geopolitical weapon against Spain.In 2021, Moroccans when he used this same tactic to 10 ,000 Moroccans in Ceuta to pressure the government.

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because Spain had attended in a hospital to a militant of the Polisario Front of the Sahara.Because also Morocco in 1975 invaded the Spanish Sahara, then the Western Sahara, just before an independence referendum was held by Spain in the Sahara.But Morocco held the Green March that year, which was a march sponsored by Henry Kissinger and the United States, so that a lot, tens of thousands of Moroccan settlers were walking to enter Sahrawi territory, by the way, carrying flags of Morocco and the United States of North America, also causing huge massacres of Sahrawi population in the territory.Therefore, what is the Sahara?The Sahara is a territory colonially occupied by the Moroccans, that is, the Moroccans are a powerful power.at a regional level, at a colonial level, which also has imperialist claims, not only on the Sahara, it has conquered almost 90 % of the territory, there is a 10 % margin on the border with Mauritania and with Algeria that it has not conquered, which controls the Polisario Front, but many Saharawis are refugees in refugee camps in that area of the Sahara and in Algeria.

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Tindouf is the best -known camp where many activists, including Spaniards, go to support the Sahrawi people.So, I want to publicly express all my solidarity with the people of Western Sahara, hoping that at some point they will get rid of the Moroccan tyranny.I insist, the Moroccans committed a genocide to the Sahrawis in 1975 and 1976.That's in the first place.In the second place, the Moroccan regime, Morocco as a country, was created in 1956.And it does not become independent from France, which was the administrative colonial power, but rather France unifies the two sultanates of Bordeaux.

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region in a single state territory, which was later called the Kingdom of Morocco, with capital in Rabat, and with the first king, Mohammed V. Mohammed V and his son Hassan II carried out disproportionate repression of the Moroccan people Saharawi and also from the north, in the Rif, in what was called for a while the years of lead, where many left -wing opponents, defenders of democracy, even Moroccan communists, were massacred by the Moroccan authorities.Morocco is an absolute monarchy.with a democratic façade, where there are political parties, there are elections, but there is a mafia and financial oligarchy that dominates the country and a center of power called MAKSEN, which in Arabic means warehouse.And the MAKSEN is nothing more than the nearby environment of the king.The king, in this case Mohammed VI, who is the son of Hassan II, what will happen to Hassan III, his young son now, He is a person that the people and their closest environment is forced to pay tribute to him and there is a cult to the personality, which is later said to be of the communist countries and so on.Well, no, Morocco, that's where it all happens.

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And by the way, a sociological fact that when I investigated to make my video, it caught my attention a lot.Do you know, Diego, what percentage?These are official data from the Moroccan Ministry of Health.

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Do you know what percentage?

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Yes, yes.Do you know what percentage of the Moroccan population has been, at some point in their life, admitted to a mental health center?Or has received health care for mental health?

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Mental health?Let's see, how much?

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48 % of the population.How, man?48 % of the population.

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But under what criteria?What nonsense, man.

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Yes, yes.It is an absolutely tyrannical regime where people practicallyto death.It's true that in the north you live much better than in the center and in the south.In Tangier you live more or less well, an area that was for a while the Spanish protectorate of Morocco, while in the rest of the country, with 33 million inhabitants, you live quite badly.And despite this, they have imperialist claims to conquer the Melilla and the Canary Islands, the Western Sahara, part of Algeria, Mali and all of Mauritania, because people have to know that Morocco is the only country in the world, or one of the few, I think it's the only one.

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in whose written constitution the territorial limits of the country do not appear reflected.Why?Because they claim something they call the Great Morocco, which is basically to convert Morocco into a kind of renovation of the medieval Almoad Empire, which would conquer all of North -Western Africa, on the coast of Algeria, which is fatal for Mauritania, with which it has very bad relations, and it is also a country that I want to remind everyone that has Very bad reputation among the rest of the African people for two reasons.First, for their absolute closeness to Israel.In fact, the greatest political, economic and diplomatic advisors of the Moroccan king are Jews of Sephardic origin.In Morocco, 400 ,000 Jews live.

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And, attention, for the Africa Cup, which they ended up stealing from Senegal, which is the legitimate champion, and they stole it from the offices.And also, in the semifinals with Nigeria and the final with Senegal, they tried to cheat, because the Africa Cup was played in Morocco, to basically snatch the trophy from them.

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So this comparison of Morocco makes sense.It's like the Israel of Africa.

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It's the Israel of Africa, yes.It's basically the Israel of Africa.And its biggest geopolitical enemy, apart from Spain, is Algeria.Algeria is a country that triples in GDP.military budget, but Morocco tries everything possible to annoy Algeria.And it must also be said that since Morocco uses migratory pressure to attack Spain, it did so because After Spain changed its international policy, after almost 50 years with the Western Sahara, because Pedro Sánchez had the idea, the president of the government, to say that he accepted the Saharawi autonomy within Morocco, which is the same as supporting Donald Trump, and this was done by Pedro Sánchez because it is assumed that the Moroccan intelligence services have sensitive information from the cell phone of Pedro Sánchez through a system of espionage called Pegasus, which is of Israeli origin.

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Yes, they use it here in Mexico too.Yes, well, fuck, look, very bad Mexico there.I mean, the software you use for intelligence is of Israeli origin, it's not a good sign.Well, the fact is that there Spain changed its international policy against the Sahara, but That led to an enmity with Algeria, because Algeria supports the Saharawis since the time when the Polisario Front was formed.Algeria was a country that at that time was a secular Arab country, in the 70s, 80s, etc.Then in the 90s it had its Islamism, its jihadism and such.

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But in the 70s and 80s, Algeria was a very secular country, very close to the Soviet Union, and the Green March was made because Kissinger did not like that in the Sahel, below Morocco, in the Sahara, there was a Western Sahara, ruled by the Polisario Front, close to the communist bloc, to the Soviet Union, and close to Algeria.All this historical context is necessary to understand everything that is happening here.So what happens?Alvarez, the Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs, has been able to rebuild relations with Algeria.we will see it in one of the maps.Algeria has a gasoduct that reaches Almeria.

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Do you want me to change it to another map?

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I don't know if it's the second one.That one, that one.Precisely, that gasoduct in Medgad.It arrives from Benissaf, the Algerian town of Benissaf, to Almeria, to the Spanish coasts, but then there is the Maghreb gasoduct, which passes through Tahrir to Tarifa, from Morocco to Spain.And then, well, what the Moroccans don't like is that Algeria has good relations with Spain and that I also give them more gas than them.So what happens?

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That as Algeria and Morocco also dispute not only the export of its gas, but the export of gas from the Sahel countries and the Gulf of Guinea, that is, gas that comes from Nigeria, gas that comes from Chad, gas that comes from Niger, Gas that comes from Mali.I tell all this so that people see that right now Africa is a spectacular geopolitical battlefield.

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Yes, yes, yes.And we should also understand here, Santi, the component of...I mean, Pedro Sánchez not long ago had a meeting with the president of China, established powerful trade links and bilateral investment agreements with China, and this also did not go very well for Trump.So, not only seeing it from Morocco's side, that as you say, here we have the two angles.Weakening my enemies in the north, in the case of Spain, and also weakening my enemies in the east and west, which are potential territories to which they would like to make an expansion.But also thinking that China is right now very interested in the development of Africa, for the development of the ISEDA route.

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So all this becomes a very critical territory for current geopolitics.

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I'm going to fit what you said with what I was saying.Morocco uses migratory pressure for political pressure.pressure Spain, threatening to recover, they say, Ceuta and Melilla, which are said to be colonies occupied by Spain.Well, this is radically false.Neither Ceuta nor Melilla are colonies of Spain, nor the Canary Islands.And the proof is that, one, Ceuta was Portuguese since 1412, until the year 1640, because after the union of the Spanish Empire and the Portuguese, the Iberian Union, in 1640, all of Portugal became independent from Spain, except Ceuta, which the population wanted to continue being Spanish.

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And Melilla, the same, since the year 1413, well, 1431, I think, it is also Spanish.But it is that the Spanish, Ceuta and Melilla, among whom, by the way, there are people of all creeds, Muslims, Catholics, Atheists, Jews, Hindus, etc.They are people who feel absolutely and completely Spanish.They have total and complete right to vote in general elections and elect the president of the government.Any citizen of Ceuta and Melilla can run for election in the rest of Spain.And the citizens of Ceuta and Melilla can oppose to be public officials in any part of Spain and vice versa.

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And that is not a colonial relationship.They are citizens of full right.and that they do not have the relationship that Gibraltar has with the United Kingdom, where the Gibraltarians do not elect the British Prime Minister or the Malvinas.I mean this because people think that since they are territories that are in Africa, they are already second -degree with respect to the rest of Spain.No.Ceuta and Melilla are autonomous cities, with their own administrative regime, but fully Spanish.

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And this explains one thing that I said tonight in my newscast, that Spain is not a mere European nation, it is a European and African nation.nation.And that is why I defend that Spain participates as a member, let's say, with a voice but without a vote, that is, of the African Union.We should be in the African Union because we are also an African nation and we could perfectly be observant members of the African Union.One question, Santi.

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To deny something that people commonly use, like saying that this is a kind of karmic past against the imperial or colonial history of Spain.When was the last time Spain annexed a territory?

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Well, the last time we annexed a territory, I think it was in the 18th century.

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Spain has no interest or power of any kind of imperial expansion because it is stupid and because it is anachronistic.

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I just want people to keep that in mind.I think these wrong philosophical currents of unjustified colonials are being raised a lot and they treat everything in a very equal way and obviously very asynchronous.I know that it is not common for us to make such a deep and historical analysis of the situation, but in some cases it meditates, comrades.

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It is that one thing is colonial imperialism, depredator, and another thing are the empires in a civilizing or generating sense.And apart from that, I insist, Ceuta and Melilla are Spanish cities of full right from before Spain arrived in America.

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Yes, I'm being honest, that's not even the point.I mean, I understand that, obviously, for legal reasons and the right to self -determination of peoples against the respect of sovereign territories and so on, and that each country has or does not have in its constitution, as is the case in Morocco,which does not determine its territory because it clearly has expansionist intentions, that is, it is clear to me that bureaucratically and legally this is very complicated.

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The key to all this is that Morocco uses migratory pressure as a geopolitical element, they want to put on the carpet the subject of Ceuta and Melilla simply for an imperialist expansion issue, because Morocco is an imperialist country.I remind you of the people in Morocco who have been occupying Western Sahara and massacring the Saharawi people since 1975.But the key to everything is geopolitics and at an international global level.And I'm going to ask you to put the first map we've put before.This one?Yes.

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Look, on that map what you see is Ceuta, which has the same color as Spain, the Spanish part of Spain, which is in yellow, in pink you see what is the British colony of Gibraltar, and in green you have Morocco.Notice that the waters of the Strait of Gibraltar are also of different colors.Why?except for two stripes of dark blue, which are high seas, that is, international waters.The waters of the Moroccan jurisdiction are blue and the waters of the Spanish jurisdiction are yellow.So, why are Israel and the United States supporting Morocco against Spain on the subject of Ceuta?

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Because they would lose these waters of Spanish territory.

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For a very clear reason.By the way, they are doing it in an official way, but there are the military and intelligence investments of Israel and the United States in Morocco.Because Spain, through Ceuta, has the ability to control the passage through the Strait of Gibraltar.If Spain lost Ceuta, Morocco would open a wayfor a lot of freighters, merchant ships, etc. to cross the strait through Moroccan waters without passing through Spain, which is a country that is within NATO, that is, Spain is in NATO, the European Union is there, has economically supported the Zelensky government in Ukraine, but because of our position, through Pedro Sánchez, on the Palestinian -Israeli issue, because Spain has recently recognized Palestine.And the commercial link with China.

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And China is fundamental here.And be careful, In the field of Gibraltar and in the line of conception, imagine that a special economic zone was built for the Chinese.Gibraltar explodes and goes to shit.That, for example, we in the Spanish Guard defend it.So what's going on?And the position of Spain, with the government of Pedro Sánchez, with respect to the war between the United States of Israel and Iran, has also been badly seen by Washington and Tel Aviv.

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And this, what connection does it have internationally with everything?I'm going to ask you to put the third map that has not been seen yet, which is the largest one at level S. What do we see here?Notice that there are three straight lines that are marked in red.Two with an X and one with a circle.Why is the Strait of Gibraltar marked with a circle?Because it is the only strait that is currently open because Spain has not closed it, although we could have the possibility of doing it.

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But we have two straits that are closed.One, It is the one seen between the United Arab Emirates and Iran, very well there Diego, which is the Strait of Hormuz.The Strait of Hormuz is closed by Iran and that is doing a lot of damage to Anglo -Sionist trade with the absolute Arab monarchies of the Persian Gulf, that is, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Saudi Arabia.Arabia.Not to mention Iraq, which is a country practically controlled by Anglo -Zionism.By the way, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates, it is true that the Emirates are in the BRICS, but they are also in the Abraham Accords.

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And the Abraham Accords are agreements that Israel signed with these countries, with Egypt, with Jordan and also with Morocco, for the Israeli geopolitical interests to be reflected in the area, in all of West Asia.So what happens?As Iran completely controls the Strait of Hormuz, Israel's possibilities to reach the Persian Gulf and from there have gas ducts and other commercial routes to connect the Persian Gulf with the Mediterranean Sea, disappear.But at the same time, there is a third strait, which is the one that is further down, which is the Strait of Bab el -Mandeb.that is between Yemen, Eritrea and Djibouti.Djibouti is a crazy country, Diego, because it has Chinese and American bases in the same territory.

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That's crazy.Yes, yes.

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And we already know that the Yemites are crazy warriors, they go for everything, they are not afraid of anything.Yemen's warriors are crazy.

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There is the issue.Djibouti is an African nation open to international trade.Eritrea more or less too.But in Yemen there is a nationalist group, Shiite, not Sunni, Shiite.In Islam you know that there are three factions, the Sunnis, the Shiites and the Ibadis or Harijites who rule in the Sultanate of Oman.Those are the three big branches of Islam, which are like Catholic and Orthodox Protestants.

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Well, the Shiites are at war with Saudi Arabia and Israel.and they control, they have the ability to close the strait of Bab el -Mandeb which leads through the Red Sea to the Suez Canal.Canal.The Suez Canal, which was built in the 19th century by the British Empire.When Egypt became independent, Egypt controlled it.Gamar Abdel Nasser, the nationalistic, anti -colonialist leader of Egypt, nationalized the Suez Canal at a given moment.

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But then, first, Israel wanted to control it when it conquered the Sinai Peninsula, then Egypt recovered it, and then, through the Islamic fundamentalism of the Muslim brothers, promoted by Anglo -Sionism, that the Suez Canal was not an important opening point.Well, what is happening?That the conflict between Morocco and Spain over the Strait of Gibraltar, which is falsely based, that is, this is not a migratory crisis, this is a geopolitical crisis, and I insist, Morocco uses migration to geopolitically pressure Spain, deceiving its own population, through WhatsApp, Telegram and Facebook groups, which then ceased to exist, where they told a lot of people that if they arrived in Ceuta, they would be given asylum and they would be given nationality and work, which is false.And I want to remind people that more than 80 people have died trying to cross the Ceuta bay and swimming, and the maximum responsible for those deaths is Morocco.and we must also say that the Moroccan army has killed a Moroccan citizen who tried to return to Morocco from Ceuta.The question is here, look at the map, which is very important, which country is strategically placed between the Strait of Gibraltar, the one of Bab el -Mandeb and the one of Hormuz?

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Israel.If Israel is close through three straits because the Houthis control the one of Bab el -Mandeb, Iran controls The Strait of Hormuz, as Alfredo Jalife said, which is the atomic bomb of Iran, is the Strait of Hormuz and its control.And Spain, which is a government that is in power.which is in all international capitalist agreements, but it has a government a little bit, a little bit, even if it is the face of the gallery, rebellious against Donald Trump and against Israel.Well, if those three straits stopped working for Israel, Israel would be very limited for its exit to international oceans, which are the North Atlantic by Gibraltar and the Indian Ocean, and the Arabian Sea and the Indian Ocean by Pavel Bandet and Ormuz.So, everything is geopolitical, or almost everything.

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Here it is also important to remember that these territories, especially the territory of Jerusalem historically, or this territory historically, the conflicts that are there, no matter how much they are disguised as theology, are conflicts that have their material basis.It is access to the channels of trade, access to the seas, access to natural resources, and it continues to be so.of the Zionist project is to establish in Israel a kind of international trade center for the region.And without those three straits, that is, without those three exits to the sea, it is not a commercial articulator.In other words, for you to be a commercial articulator, you have to control trade routes.And the wars for the control of trade routes are practically history as we know it.

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So, look, there is a very curious political paradox in Spain, and that is that right now a social -liberal government that do not even reach the classic social -democrat, such as the PSOE, plus Pedro Sánchez, is a government that, thanks to its foreign action, its position on the issue of Palestine, Israel and the war in Iran, has managed to raise the international prestige of Spain to a very high level.And I admit that I am anti -PSOE and I have criticized it a lot.But what happens?That if in Spainthere was an electoral change and the PPP, the Popular Party, with Alberto Núñez Fijó as candidate, plus Vox or Santiago Abascal in coalition, because I completely rule out that Vox can beat the PP in votes, it will be an electoral support party of the Popular Party, then we would have a much more affinity and much closer government to the Anglo -Zionist interests1. It would completely change the policy of Spain with respect to Palestine.

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Vox has said that if they come to power, they will stop recognizing Palestine.2. They would fully support the attacks of the United States of Israel against Iran.And I say this for two reasons.Do you know who financed Vox as a political party at the beginning?The Iranian opposition in exile.And do you know who finances the Iranian opposition in exile?

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At the same time, Israel.So, there's the curious paradox, the paradox of politics.

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Do you think that if Vox comes to power, it could be separatist and give up the territory of Ceuta to meet Israel's expectations?And why do I say that?Because in general, right -wing projects in America, at least in South America, have been the most deliberate in the world.I mean, they supposedly arrive with a flag of nationalism, but look at the case, for example, of Argentina and the Malvinas Islands.I mean, they delivered them totally, just as they are doing with Patagonia.And Brazil, Flavio Bolsonaro has said, to open up more areas for the exploration of other countries.

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So that's where it seems very complicated to me.Do you think that a This nationalist right -wing movement in Spain, if you can call it that, Vox,would even give up the territories of Inframar?

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Let's see, I don't think they would give up territories, but this is a historical fact, this is a historical fact.The times that territories have been lost in Spain, whether from the empire or later, right -wing forces have governed.When we lost Cuba, the Philippines, Puerto Rico and Guam in 1898, in a war against the United States, where, attention, William Randolph Hearst, journalist in which Orson Welles was based to be Citizen Kane, and by the way, the great propagandist of the anti -communist black legend, began to make propaganda against Spain through his yellow press.He was the one who made it clear that the USS Maine, a ship that sank on the coasts of Havana in Cuba, was sunk by Spain and that motivated the Spanish -Cuban war with the Americans.But it turns out that the Maine did not sink Spain, it was sunk by the United States to have it as an excuse to go to war against Spain in 1898.Since you do not know one thing, you know that American sailors were inside the ship and died black, all the whites out.

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I say this for people who do not know these things.

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In other words, the United States prepared a war in 1898 against Spain, governing in Spain a turnism between two liberal parties, a progressive liberal and a conservative liberal.When Spain loses Equatorial Guinea and loses Western Sahara, Franco was a dictator of Spain.So, as long as he has governed the right, Spain has lost territories.Curiously, I say it.

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Interesting.Yes, yes, yes.

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I thought it was an interesting fact to consider too.

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But well, I interrupted your logic then.So, what we can conclude with this map is the geopolitical importanceimportance of how this step to the Mediterranean Sea, which brings us closer to Israel, is also connected with the fact that right now the other two disputes that articulate the trade route of the region are being controlled by forces openly opposed to the Zionist project.

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Look, basic geopolitical lesson for all your followers, well, mine too, because I love them very much.There is not a single geopolitical phenomenon or conflict that occurs anywhere in the world that is not somehow, I do not say directly, but somehow interconnected with another or others in other parts of the planet.So if people want to understand what connection there is between the dominance of the North Atlantic and the dominance of the Indian Ocean on a commercial level, because in the Indian Ocean, well, the Indian Ocean will go through the China route and the North Atlantic is the ocean controlled by NATO, by the Anglo -Saxon world.By the way, the United Kingdom has a lot to say in these conflicts.Why?Because the Gibraltar Cone is in the Gibraltar region and because Somaliland, which is the north of Somalia...

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The narco -capitalist paradise.

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Yes, well, look, I'm going to tell you one thing.Do you know which is the only state that recognizes Somaliland as a sovereign state, Israel.No way!And Somalia was a British colony many years ago, many decades ago, before the unification with the rest of Somalia, because the rest of Somalia was a colony of Italy.But the United Kingdom traded with Somaliland without recognizing it for decades for matters of smuggling, etc.So the United Kingdom is the cover that is helping to Israel and the United States in all these operations.

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That's why we have to talk about Anglo -Zionism.

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The enemy is Anglo -Zionism.

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Anglo -Zionism right now is the geopolitical and ideological frameworkframework that guides all the liberal and right -wing parties on the planet, and particularly those that operate in Iberophonia.

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No, no, it's very clear.I think there is a very interesting relationship.Do you remember when we went to Mexico City and Ernesto Castro was with us?Yes.multiply the ability to extract plus value and disarticulate their geopolitical links.It is very interesting to think about how these candidates, who are lackeys of Anglosionism, use liberalism How a de -politicizing mechanism, you know, individualizes, fragments, makes nuclear all the movements instead of creating this collective and community class consciousness, increases the ability to extract plus value from the colonies towards the colonized countries and geopolitically isolates.

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I think that the case of Somalilandia, for example, is the extreme.Somalilandia is the extreme example of how liberalism, in this case, narco -capitalism, totally destroys the political possibility of a country to have any type of sovereign project or defense of its territory.

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That is why I say that it is very important that people see that, I do not say directly, I insist, but it can be indirect, simply that, if you do the course of Political Materialism 2 .0, you will understand it, there is no political -geopolitical conflict that does not occur anywhere on the planet that is notnot interconnected with others.The conflict of Spain with Morocco is connected with the conflict of Israel and the United States against Iran.In fact, Iran supports Spain against Morocco.The conflict of the Houthis against Saudi Arabia and Israel is connected with the conflict of Spain with Morocco.But I go further.

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Everything goes into the national security strategy published and approved by the United States last year, in 2025, in which they want to recruit in the entire American continent what they call their hemisphere, the western hemisphere.Yes, the Monroe 2 .0.The Monroe that is said, right?And that is why they are putting Javier is my law for all the Ibero -American nations.

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They want to have Flavio Bolsonaro in Brazil.Ricardo Pereira -Estrella in Mexico, Caste in Chile, my law in Argentina.

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They already have Nuba in Ecuador, they have Adela Estrella in Colombia, they have the control in a protected plan of Venezuela, they have Keiko Fujimori in Peru.They want to do it with Brazil and they want to do it with Mexico.And they want to kill Cuba out of hunger to force a political change there too.and at the same time, be careful, this is also connected with what?with the attempt to buy from Greenland to Denmark because the United States is losing the techno -scientific commercial and manufacturing battle with China, it is losing it, but they consider, you have said this many times on your channel, they consider that by reclining in America and controlling it completely, they can generate strength and then re -impose themselves to do it again with the world That is, the United States is thinking in the long term and that is why it needs to end dissidents in the European Union, in this case Pedro Sánchez of Spain, to put a right -wing liberal puppet government, and be careful, I insist, of course, I am not talking about a left -wing person,

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And also controlling all of America.

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And when I say all of America, I mean from the Sea of Oceans, which some call the Drake Passage, but it's basically the Sea of Oceans that separates the Land of Fire from Antarctica, to Greenland.All of it.And at the same time, trying to prevent China and Russia from having more and more presence in Africa, and preventing Israel from remaining maritime and terrestrially isolated because these three straits are controlled by countries that are hostile, to a greater or lesser degree, to Israel.

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I want to ask you a question, because this question came up a lot, for example, today in the morning, I always ask questions on Mondays, and people asked me a lot, and right here I have the comment, I mean, what do you think, for example, that Agustín Laje said that this is the fault of Pedro Sánchez?I know that Pedro Sánchez is not a saint of your devotion either, and the truth is that neither is mine, I agree that he does not even reach liberal -democrat, that is, he is a centrist, quite mediocre, opportunist, political.But first, what do you think of Agustín Laje?And second, of the opinion that this is the complete fault of Pedro Sánchez, which is a result like, ah, you see, migration policies, progress, is what produces this kind of thing.Look, Agustín Laje is an asshole.

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That to begin with.It is a mental retardation that has been formed by American intelligence and it is a guy who has such a bad mouth that he has accused the opposition to Javier Milei in Argentina of generating an anti -Argentine campaign as a result of the World Cup final.By the way, there is also an anti -Spanish campaign from the Milleist sectors against Spain, saying that basically we have extermination camps where we kill Argentines, we don't eat them alive, etc. I also want to say that.

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Nothing more anti -Argentine than Millei, for God's sake.

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Look, the point is that the AGE knows that this anti -Argentine campaigncampaign was started by them retweeting racist tweets about football matches that Argentina played with African teams, etc.Yes, yes, I remember.For example, against Algeria.

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Changos and racism and xenophobia.Terrible, terrible.Why?

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Because the libertarian liberals or Argentine pubertarians are tremendous and deeply xenophobic.

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Yes, yes they are.

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And Laje, who is a guy who... which is the hypocrisy made to be human, because he has to blame others for things that precisely his ideological side does, and this must be said openly.Laje has bad faith and acts politically and philosophically with bad faith.I have read his books and well, he doesn't even know where the air blows him.So I Well, it's okay to know what arguments they have, it's okay to know them, but he's a guy who doesn't make me any kind of sympathy.It's just that I don't even have intellectual respect for him.Listen to what I'm telling you.

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Because it seems to me that he is a being who, even getting some things right, doesn't really know if he's pulling the string to what doctrinal points he would have to take that criticism of the modern world, which is basically a criticism of capitalism.

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I swear to you that one of the things that broke my heart is that his book was called so similar to the book of Granville Cowey.I swear, when I saw Vico's book, I had already released it, and I said, Vico, no, man, what did you do?I said, damn, it's a great title, but the problem is that an idiot put a lot of shit in it, man.And Vico's book, the truth is that it's pretty good, very, very good.It's a great interpretation and a great vindication of the word idiot to talk about the one who thinks only of himself, but without all the mental stuff that age does.

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Look, there is only one book and one being that is more regrettable than age.Because Generation Idiot, at least, is a book that has some problems.interesantes, pero hay un ser que es peor que el Aje, que es el chileno este, Axel Kayser, y su libro Nazi -comunismo.

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or was it always a waste of time?

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No, no, that book was published simply to intercede and influence the Chilean electoral campaign, to basically point out that leftists are Nazis and being a Nazi is leftist because of National Socialism, because as you have the word socialism, you are is left -wing.This is like saying that a cabbage is twice as much as a chicken.

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Or a little horse.The Democratic Republic of North Korea is absolutely democratic.Well, hey, North Korea, West Korea.Yes, North Korea, West Korea.I totally agree with that analysis.Hey, but speaking of Pedro Sánchez and the issue of progressive immigration policy, I mean, it seems to me that it is more like a Trojan horse to use this argument, right?

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Because it makes all the aspects and all the geopolitical variables, and simply puts this as, ah, well, now swallow all the migrants, right?You who were so, so pro -migrants, well, here is just what you wanted.In other words, it is a fairly innocent explanation, very silly, but what worries me is that it really deviates the attention from what is really important, which is everything we have tried to explain in this first part of the live broadcast.

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Yes, let's see, basically, that people are clear that this is above all a geopolitical issue, where Morocco is acting as a complete ally of the great hegemonic Anglo -Zionist capitalist powers still in a good part of the world.And that, I insist, as a country that is a tyranny, whose ruler, Mohammed VI, represses his people, a country where people starve, where 48 % of the population has suffered some kind of mental disorder or mental illness, how is it possible that it is notnot so attacked, so vilified, and he is also allowed to do so many things, for example, from the European Union, and instead there are so many attacks on other countries, North Korea, Cuba, why?Well, because he is an ally of those who are allies, that is, when you are an ally of the United States and Israel, they don't do so much against you.Cheers.So that's what happens with Morocco.

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Morocco is a tyranny, And I only hope that at some point the Moroccan people will be able to rebel against this tyrant and against the Maghzen, and I hope that the Sahara will also be liberated as a sovereign people from this tyranny of Rabat and Morocco.I also say one thing, and with this I finish, if you want, Diego.I am totally convinced, within the context of the Second Cold War in which we are, that a war between Spain and Morocco is inevitable.I think an open war between Morocco and Spain is inevitable in the medium term.I don't know if before or after the World Cup of 2030, because Morocco is also a co -organiser of the World Cup of Spain -Portugal of 2030.Thanks to Luis Rubiales, the former president of the Spanish Football Association, who came up with the wonderful idea of including Morocco so that Spain could advance to the World Cup with the international vote of the Arab countries.

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Thanks to Luis Rubiales, you were there.In addition, it should be borne in mind that in Spain live almost a million Moroccans, many very young, in military age, as most of the immigrants who entered Ceuta have in military age, and that in a war context, those people in military age in Spanish territory can organize guerrilla warfare and be very bloody.And as some will even be intelligence agents, and there are powerful Moroccan and pro -Moroccan lobbies in Spain, then the battle is going to beI am convinced that in the medium term there will be a war between Spain and Morocco.How hard.

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And apart, in the current geopolitical context, that I say, apparently, the war between the United States, Israel and Iran will also not stop for any reason soon, that is, it also tends to sustain itself, that is, Iran is prepared for a long war.

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Like Ukraine, we are in a We are at a point, Diego, in which I think that the geographically located wars, because all this we are telling you has to do with what has happened in Ukraine, which is a war that has been going on for five years.It started in 2021, just half way out of the pandemic, of COVID -19.All the wars are chronicling, and as they are chronicling, it is very difficult to know when they will end.And if there is a war between Spain and Morocco, Unfortunately, the same thing could happen, that it is chronicled.Just as the war against Iran is being chronicled, just as the war against Ukraine is being chronicled, or just as the war in Darfur is being chronicled, or just as a pseudo -civil war in Nigeria is being chronicled, and the conflict with Cuba as well.So, with Trump, it is also that Trump is developing a geopolitics of chaos.

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It is like the Joker of the Dark Knight, but ruling an empire.I say this for when you do the shorts, because you take out Donald Trump with the makeup of...

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With the Joker suit.Yes, yes.Because fat Joker is always funnier.

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So, every place where he acts, directly, indirectly, geopolitically speaking, is to generate chaos.And in the context of the Second World War that he has with China, China seeks the opposite, which is order.Order, that trade deals are made, that everything is done.is going to be winning, etc.And Trump is looking for chaos.A chaos, also forced, because he has already reached almost the equator of his mandate, if he has not already arrived, the midterms are coming, he does not have them all with him, and he has an impeachment.

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And all this in the context of what?Well, this is the title of our live today.Look, I dare to say that unfortunately, unfortunately, at the moment, the 21st century is the century of Epstein.I mean, this deplorable, depraved, disgusting and criminal subject of Epstein, CIA and Mossad agent, has marked with his actions the entire geopolitical future of the 21st century.

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And I hope...I constantly come back, before ending the conclusion, I mean, how serious do the videos and the black blackmail they have against these political leaders have to be to carry out such suicidal decisions?Because what Trump is doing, and you can see it in the popularity indexes, is political suicide.I mean, he lost all legitimacy with his base.make America great again.

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My hypothesis is the following.There are people who are not depraved.Epstein but together with him and others they control people who are exactly why because by controlling them they can blackmail them as such and how they can blackmail them they say or you do what I want and I order you or everyone will know what you have done and that has been done that extortion has been done for a long time and Trump does what they tell him because he is involved in tremendous corrupt things.And I tell you one thing, he is not the only one.In a few years, I am convinced that in a few years it will be known, well, surely the corrupt ones of Pedro Sánchez will be known, but the ones of Javier Milei will also be known.

1:00:14

Of course, but without a doubt.The favoritism he has for Israel against Argentina is something of a clinical study.But you know, I'm going to add another factor, Santiago, because you mentioned the topic of the next World Cup between Portugal, Spain and Morocco.You heard the scandal of corruption, that Infantino wants to privatize FIFA, and he wanted to do it with the private fund of his brother Jared Kushner, which is what everyone is saying is the new Jeffrey Epstein.In other words, Infantino offered FIFA to the investment fund of his brother Jared Kushner, saying it is the greatest tool of political soft power in modernity.Yes, but it has gone backwards, I think.

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UEFA opposed it, CONCACAF...Several countries said, we're out.Yes, CONCACAF opposed it, well, the United States opposed it, curiously, which is the country where the most interested companies are in that privatization of football.But Canada opposed it and Mexico thought about it a bit, but then in the end, and then CONMEBOL didn't go against it either.But let's see, look, Josef Vlater, who was very corrupt, alongside Infantino, Josep Blatero.I don't know, he's Pope Francis, I mean...

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Yes, he's San Juan Inés de la Cruz.San Juan Inés de la Cruz.He's Calcutta, yes.

1:01:33

Infantino, I would love to know, I wish we had put some microphones in the stadiums of the World Cup to listen to the conversations I had with Donald Trump.With Marco Rubio.Because modern football, contemporary football, It is one of the dirtiest and most corrupt areas on the planet.And it is also totally impregnated by politics and the financed economy.And that is also what explains the development of the World Cup of 2030.By the way, some games will be played in Argentina in 2030.

1:02:11

So we are on our way to see if the World Cup of 2026 has been controversial.I think that the one in 2030 could be a lot worse.And I don't know if we will be in war with Morocco before or after the World Cup.How strong.

1:02:27

How strong.But well, very interesting, Santi.The truth is that great explanation, my friend.Honestly, it is always a jewel to be able to listen to the historical, political context.I mean, besides that you are Spanish, you live it close, you saw it there.One last question to close, Santiago.

1:02:42

I have always been very interested in this aspect of the social spectacle, right?I mean, what happens as en el ámbito sobre todo mediático de la comunicación.O sea, ¿qué opinas de todas estas figuras que salió a decir que era un tipo de resultado cármico para España por haber criticado a Israel?Y luego salieron muchas figuras políticas prominentes, también israelitas, a criticar a España.Trump y Marco Rubio salieron a declarar su apoyo a Marruecos.¿Cómo juega ese otro aspecto de las redes sociales y la comunicación sobre lo que sucede en estos eventos?

1:03:18

la invasión.or there is this coordinated attack, and then these figures come out to make the comments to implement narratives.What is your reading of all this?

1:03:28

Look, there is a term that is becoming very fashionable in these months and that also serves to describe what is happening between Spain and Morocco.I suppose that at some point, the people who follow you, your community, You may have heard it at some point, which is that of hybrid war.

1:03:45

Hybrid war, of course.

1:03:46

So, the use of immigration as a geopolitical tool is also a form of hybrid war.It is a conflict where traditional military tactics are combined, that is, deployment of troops, use of heavy weapons and propaganda with unconventional methods, such as the civil use of immigration as a weapon of war, cyberattacks, misinformation through social networks, pressure, ideological pressure through VOTS, VOTS farms, which I don't think is a novelty what I'm saying, and also economic, commercial and financial pressure.For people to know that in the port of Tangier, with American investment, a port is being built in Morocco that intends to take away the vast majority of port trade to the port of Algeciras in southern Spain.This is also a form of hybrid war.The intention is to try to destabilize another country, without formally declaring war, and even from within the country.That's why I insist on the question of almost a million Moroccans in Spanish territory, in response to them, in the military age, who could become soldiers, guerrillas, in a war between Spain and Morocco that generates chaos and...

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Internal, of course.It's a boiling pot, this topic.Yes, totally.

1:05:16

So, the hybrid war, I think, is going to become, or is already becoming, in a very typical form of conflict of this century, which is also what Iran is developing against Israel and the United States, or the Houthis against Israel and Saudi Arabia, etc. that this kind of issues occur.For example, disinformation.If there is a profile sociological, mediatic, which is critical, with the way in which predatory capitalist Anglo -Zionism imposes itself in the world, in that hybrid war what is going to be sought is to provoke the ostracism of that profile, to make a campaign of disdain for that person, to undermine their social influence, perhaps to close their social networks, perhaps to uncover some kind of campaign about their person that is a lie or a half -truth, that can incriminate him and lead him to an unsustainable psychological situation.Or, I imagine, even looking for his work life to be totally disastrous.That right now is also a form of hybrid war.For me, Anglo -Zionism has made me a hybrid war because there is a Zionist lobby in Spain called ACOM, which has threatened me with death.

1:06:34

Of course, but what is also happening with this, what's his name, General Pedro Baños?

1:06:38

Pedro Baños, yes, Pedro Baños, in fact, today The Objective, which is a newspaper, look, which is Spanish and has the title in English, published information without any kind of proof, Pedro Baños is a friend of mine.

1:06:50

Yes, yes, yes, I know him very well, I think I was in a live with him together on your channel.Yes, yes, well, he is a machine, he is a very good person.

1:06:59

The fact is that he has been told that he is a pro -Russian agent and how curious that the information that says that he is a pro -Russian agent is from Ukrainian intelligence.intelligence.that this is also a hybrid war.To look for a person, it doesn't have to be a Bolshevik communist who is revolutionary, that is, with you being someone minimally annoying to the geopolitical, geoeconomic and geostrategic interests of the hegemonic powers in our field, they are going to do their best to make it possible for you.In fact, another form of hybrid war is the formation of controlled dissidents.That is, people who are supposedly anti -establishment, anti -system, I don't know if they are against the nervous system or against the metric -decimal system, but they put them there in the lecture, they appear on TV, they mobilize people on social networks, they mobilize people in demonstrations, but then at a given moment it turns out that they are a bluff and that they are acting as useful fools or paid for by intelligences that want to turn us into heroes of dissent when they really are not.

1:08:10

Well, all dissent in the end is controlled, because it is not the same dissent as transgression, but this is a philosophy of language that I know you like a lot.But the point is that, look, I'm going to tell you openly, there are a lot of influencers on social networks and youtubers on political issues who are agents of intelligence.

1:08:25

Ah, yes.No, in fact, you know what?I mean, it's clear to me that nowadays the idea of a secret agent has to be updated.It seems to me that many of these actors, politicians, influencers, some in full notion and acting in bad faith, are directly agents who manipulate narratives, make public opinion information, and so on.And many others, by omission or in a completely innocent way, end up being kidnapped by ideologies, either by their position in the structure, in power relations, or in the ownership of the media, and end up amplifying and replicating narratives that do not reflect their interests.But I think the concept of a political agent

1:09:05

very outdated with digital platforms.Yes, yes, yes.Look, another person that I'm seeing in the chat that is saying it, By the way, a greeting to all the people who love me, and to those who don't as well, is Javier Negra.is completely false.They don't know if we are really reacting to their comments or not.No, we are IA in the background.

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1:09:51

We don't exist.

1:09:52

Diego Ruzarin is a product from China, it's a deep secret.

1:09:55

They put me in a lab in China and they just released me a few days ago.Yes, well, look, there is one who is suspected to be an intelligence agent, an Anglo -Sionist, who is a Spanish journalist.Ah, yes.Who has the media in a state of alarm and the right daily.Ah, Jorge Negre, right?No, Javier Negre.

1:10:15

Javier Negre, yes, it's Javier Negre.It is suspected that he is an intelligence agent at the Israeli service and the United States.And all his actions, in addition, he is one of of which through the right daily, which is supposed to be an Argentine newspaper, generates propaganda against the opposition and even has made propaganda against Spain being the Spanish.So, it is what you say very accurately, Diego, the idea of ​​a spy or an intelligence agent has to be removed, because right now a more effective intelligence agent is a YouTuber supposedly dissident of what there is, which in the end is nothing more than a paid good,intelligence to simply guide social discontent towards actions that have no capacity to subvert the established order.Those are also intelligence agents.

1:11:16

I agree with you, and I think I finish with this, Diego, that Mussolini was an agent of British intelligence captured and paid for by England in the middle of the First World War and that Hitler was also, and this is very well investigated in Russia and it is known, well, with that I have said everything.

1:11:36

Imagine today, right?I mean, if they already had those at that time, imagine today with everything that intelligence has progressed.Well, now people sell themselves for four cents, the truth.Yes, exactly.And they pay you by monetizing you directly on Facebook.What time are you in Spain, Santiago Armisillas?

1:11:52

Oh, it's 12 .20 in the morning.I think it's time to end this live.Yes, I'm going to bed.Very good.Santi, I thank you very much for your time, for your historical knowledge and so on.As always, we're looking forward to more.

1:12:05

I can't wait to ask you about Brazil and Lula saying that it's going to be nuclear weapons.I can't wait to ask you about the trillion percent inflation in Argentina.I was going to show you a comparison of China against the United States in the development of infrastructures, but nothing, it will be for another day.

1:12:21

Well, I thank you very much, you know that I love you a lot, that I have a lot of affection for you, that for me you are a comrade, a brother, and many more things.I want to send a greeting to all your followers, to those who love us, to those who hate me too, a big hug, thanks to them we are what we are.And I'm going to pee.

1:12:40

It's time to pee, dear comrade.Y para la gente que llegó y estuvo aquí con nosotros, muchísimas gracias.Tuvimos un en vivo un poco diferente al que tenemos normalmente, pero necesario, definitivamente necesario.Recuerden que hay que hacer la distinción entre...well, sometimes we can talk about geopolitics in a way, maybe a little more lax and comedy, but today the truth is that I did want to give you a little context because it seems to me that this news deviated a lot in the spectacular narrative and the predominant narratives were either very reactionary or very progressive and I knew that we really needed a little political materialism to get closer to what was really happening in this situation.Lo que les ofrezco a cambio, si se quedaron con ganas de su dosis normal de Diego Ruzarin haciendo chistes sobre Ponce y Duende, Javier Milei, mañana les repongo un live review en un sentido más tradicional.

1:13:31

Dejamos a Santi descansar y dormir temprano, y yo los entretengo mañana.¿Les parece?Quiero verlos en el chat motivados porque los vi muy quejosos de, esto parece una clase de la universidad.Es gratis, carnal.Si no fuiste a la universidad porque no tuviste escuela pública y te estamos dando una clase geopolítica, trate bien esa quejar al chat.disconnectate, ponte a jalar, ponte a estudiar, wey.

1:13:51

¿Qué estás haciendo una hora viendo un canal de geopolítica?Viendo una hora de geopolítica y todavía diciendo que no me gusta aunque sea gratis.Es, wey, qué pedo, qué pedo con la gente.Están muy mal educados, eh.

1:14:02

Y a lo mejor incluso os sacamos de la caverna o os ayudamos a aprobar un examen.

1:14:10

No, quiero que estén aquí.I want you to be here, I want you to complain, and then I'm going to fuck you live.That's what you deserve.You deserve to be here, you deserve to express your discontent, and then you deserve to be fucked live.That's what you deserve.Anyway, that's what there is.

1:14:24

You stayed here, you stayed at that.I know you have a Freudian joy with being humiliated in public by a content creator who doesn't get you out.Well, you got what you wanted, and I too, we both disgustingly enjoy this parasocial relationship that doesn't take us anywhere.But more than anything...

1:14:41

You know Andy Warhol's phrase, right?In the future everyone will have their 15 minutes of glory.And he was right.you were right.

1:14:50

And it was 15 seconds thanks to TikTok.Yes, there are people who have had their 15 seconds of glory because they insulted us or whatever, well, bravo.The truth is that those insults make me slip, I already read them as jokes, I don't even know which insults are real and which insults are just really cool people trolling.There are more good people than bad.Yes, yes, yes, the truth is that all parasocial interactions have to be taken at a certain distance.like, I don't know, focal, so we don't get lost in that other diffuse abstract that is the social media comment.

1:15:29

Santi, I hope you're doing well, brother.I hope you can rest.It's always a pleasure to talk to you.You don't know, but I've been reading you all day, man.Because as I'm reading the Manual of Political Materialism, you're on my screen like five hours a day, man.

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1:15:43

Well, I don't know, I'm very grateful.My eyes are falling out, as you can see.

1:15:47

My eyes are falling out.Well, that's it.That was too much communist bromance.See you tomorrow for the live review of the news that was pending.And again, thank you very much to all the people who connected.Remember to go to Santi's channel.

1:15:59

And if you are interested in going even deeper into the subject, in the description of the video there is a link to an analysis of an hour and a bit, where you go into detail about the history of this conflict.Nothing.Comrades, take care and see you tomorrow for the live review.Good night, late, or whatever.Bye.

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