WRITING in his 1852 essay, ‘The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte,’ Karl Marx correctly observed that history repeats itself “the first time as tragedy, the second time as farce”. It may not be politically correct to say so, but when North African forces crossed the Straits of Gibraltar in 711 CE and entered Iberia they were aided and abetted by the Jews of Visigoth Spain. Yesterday, when thousands of ‘migrants’ were seen to enter the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, history was undoubtedly seen to repeat itself in a farcical manner. The people who made their way to Spanish territory are not ‘refugees,’ of course, but part of an invading army that has been allowed to slip through the net.
One might legitimately ask what the Jews have got to do with this second incursion, particularly as the overwhelming majority are innocent and always have been, but most people are completely unaware that a minority of parasitical Zionists are systematically destabilising our European homeland in order to accelerate their globalist agenda. Filling the Continent with enormous numbers of outsiders – many of them violent – when the socio-economic infrastructure simply cannot cope with the influx, means that both the indigenous population and the new arrivals are likely to engage in acts that will lead to violence on both sides. Indeed, this is already happening. The Zionist propaganda film, Citizen Vigilante, has set about instructing the host population how to react under these engineered circumstances and it is clear that people who feel frightened and overwhelmed are being manipulated by those in the shadows.
As chaos continues to erupt on the streets of Europe, the Zionist ruling class will be rubbing its collective hands with glee at the prospect of a dystopian technocracy in which peoples of all colours and creeds (including ordinary Jews) find themselves enslaved in something tantamount to a 1,000-year Reich. The ghouls of 711 CE, who themselves entered into a deadly partnership with the Moorish invaders at the expense of the native Iberians, will no doubt be looking down upon these troubled times with great satisfaction.
