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Oct 26, 2026

AsmongoldHOST
3:27
People like this, the terrorists like this, do this everywhere in the world.
AsmongoldHOST
3:30
It doesn't matter whether it's Iran or it's Ceuta or it's America.
AsmongoldHOST
3:35
This is just terrorist protocol.
AsmongoldHOST
3:38
So anybody engaging in this type of leftist terrorist does this behavior.
PinpinHOST
2:46
Support and solidarity in times of need due to natural disasters, economical crisis or pandemics is true depending on the crisis.
PinpinHOST
2:54
When you see the one in Ceuta, it was pretty divisive.
PinpinHOST
2:58
But honestly, being all united in the EU makes us feel kind of like related to each other.
PinpinHOST
3:02
I care about what happens to my neighbors and I think being under one flag really helps.
Philip HopfHOST
25:43
Man muss sagen, Netanyahu ist sehr gut, was prophetische Aussagen angeht von zukünftigen Konflikten in anderen Ländern, die dann wirklich so starten.
Dominik KettnerHOST
25:51
Stichwort Ceuta.
Philip HopfHOST
25:52
Stichwort Ceuta, aber da wird er einfach ein sehr gutes, äh, Verständnis dafür haben, ein guter Analyst.
Dominik KettnerHOST
25:57
Fühler.
Dominik KettnerHOST
25:57
Guter Fühler.

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Philip HopfHOST
38:47
Die waren mit am kritischsten den Israelis gegenüber, ja.
Philip HopfHOST
38:51
Die haben dann-
Dominik KettnerHOST
38:51
Die haben jetzt Ceuta abbekommen.
Tim MillerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:05
It's like...
HawkHOST
11:09
Thousands of illegal migrants from Africa storm the border of the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco.
HawkHOST
11:21
True, they are literally invaders, says Elon Musk.
HawkHOST
11:24
This is literally an enemy army landing for the...
Makia FreemanGUEST
9:11
It was refusing American jets using its airspace against Iran.
Makia FreemanGUEST
9:15
So then they created this whole little thing in Ceuta, the tip of Africa.
Makia FreemanGUEST
9:19
So they do this all the time.
Makia FreemanGUEST
9:21
It's the same group of people that are behind all of this stuff.
MickHOST
83:52
Like a few weeks ago, there was the migrants storming the gates in Spain.
MickHOST
83:57
And that was in Ceuta.
MickHOST
84:00
Ceuta.
MickHOST
84:00
Thank you.
MickHOST
84:01
But that's a
Sam RichardsHOST
5:11
So today's class is actually, this comes from Daniela, or Dani, who was the volunteer last week.
Sam RichardsHOST
5:20
No, on Tuesday, from Spain, Dani, I don't know where you are, but at the end of class, she said something really important, and she talked about, She talked about Ceuta, but those are two cities.
Sam RichardsHOST
5:38
They're Spanish cities, and they're in northern Morocco, but they're Spanish cities, and the people that live there are Spanish citizens.
Sam RichardsHOST
5:51
The only way to get into these cities is to get you know, you can be a Morocco but to cross over into these two cities you have to have a Visa permit from the Spanish government and it goes back a long way They were owned by Portugal for a while, but then Spain took them over centuries ago.
Sam RichardsHOST
6:07
And this has always owned them and so Can you go to the next slide? There was a A number of months ago, because they're in Africa, there was a real refugee crisis because word went out on social media because many people in Africa go north to the border in an attempt to cross the Mediterranean and get into Europe.
Sam RichardsHOST
6:37
And so there was a crisis because word got out on social media, on people's phones and so on that said, hey, if you can get into Ceuta or Melilla, the Spanish government will give you a hearing, an asylum hearing.
Sam RichardsHOST
6:52
And people want an asylum hearing because with an asylum hearing, that means, you know, there's an opportunity maybe for you to get into Europe, well, in this case, Spain.
Sam RichardsHOST
7:01
And so 70-some thousand people just like poured into this area and tried to actually swim, go out into the ocean and swim around because the fence goes out into the ocean to swim around and get into the city.
Harrison SmithHOST
31:03
Let's watch.
Ursula von der LeyenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
31:05
This summer, we witnessed the tragic scenes in Ceuta.
Ursula von der LeyenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
31:09
And we have seen how Russia and Belarus have weaponized migration.
Ursula von der LeyenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
31:13
State and non-state actors are deliberately engineering mass movements of people.
Harrison SmithHOST
31:34
Are we serious? Did I just hear that? Russia is weaponizing the mass movements of people.
Harrison SmithHOST
31:44
You know, like Sueta in Spain.
Harrison SmithHOST
31:50
The attack by Morocco on the Spanish exclave that was, by the way, encouraged and facilitated by Israel and America.
Harrison SmithHOST
32:03
I'm telling you, 1984... had a rose-colored vision of the future.
Josh HammerGUEST
47:43
I mean, this country has a very long and glorious history of bloody and violent anarchy and revolution in the streets, but it does catalyze some thoughts that I've been having.
Josh HammerGUEST
47:53
I mean, we saw the recent invasion in Ceuta, the Spanish exclave in, in, in, in Morocco.
Josh HammerGUEST
47:58
Uh, These tensions within the European Union are really coming to a head, whether it's what's happening in France and the more right-leaning governments hate it.
Josh HammerGUEST
48:07
I'm going to go ahead and predict that the European Union, which is not that old, it was formed in the early 1990s, I'm going to go ahead and predict that the European Union is actually not going to be around 15 years from now.
Elliot DaigneaultHOST
19:26
And this is just for residence permit.
Elliot DaigneaultHOST
19:29
This doesn't even touch on asylum claimants, refugees, and other types of migration, which we know also has caused tremendous trouble within Germany or Spain, right? Remember Ceuta? Immigration was never the issue on its own.
Elliot DaigneaultHOST
19:45
But the cultures from which it comes from very well can be.
Elliot DaigneaultHOST
19:50
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