SENIOR COPS now REFUSING basics - I.D.
How HILIARIOUS considering how the POLICE ALWAYS DEMAND I.D.
Another CLOWN IN UNIFORM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9ngKoYav3Y
How HILIARIOUS considering how the POLICE ALWAYS DEMAND I.D.
Another CLOWN IN UNIFORM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9ngKoYav3Y
YouTube
SMUG UK Police Inspector EXPOSED as the Worst Ever!
An inspector confronts an auditor outside a police station, cycles through shifting accusations, and leans on “safety” and “sensitivity” without backing any of it up. As the claims fall apart under basic questions, the encounter ends the only way it can —…
The city is overwhelmed"
Ceuta residents contradict the government and deny that the majority of illegal immigrants from the invasion have returned to Morocco.
Dozens of Ceuta residents are contradicting the government of Pedro Sánchez and asserting that it is a "lie" that practically all of the 60,000 illegal immigrants who invaded the autonomous city last Thursday have returned to Morocco.
"Lies. Come to Ceuta. There are thousands in the streets and they are trying to break into houses. Stop lying," one user responded to Minister José Manuel Albares, who said that "practically all of those who entered Ceuta have already returned to Morocco."
"I'm from Ceuta, and this IS A LIE. There are around 50,000 immigrants left in Ceuta. Don't be fooled, trust the testimonies of people from Ceuta. The city is overwhelmed," another user stated.
"I'm from Ceuta, and this IS A LIE. There are around 50,000 immigrants left in Ceuta. Don't be fooled, trust the testimonies of people from Ceuta. The city is overwhelmed," another user pointed out.
"It's a lie. Come to Ceuta. There are thousands in the streets and they are trying to break into houses. Stop lying." In fact, migrants who managed to swim into Ceuta in recent days and are now returning to the Moroccan side—a tiny percentage, according to witnesses—due to the widespread closure of shops and businesses in the autonomous city and the difficulty of accessing food and water, intend to try again to cross into Spain.
Several migrants expressed this sentiment near Tarajal beach, where they also indicated they believe it is worth trying again given what they consider "a precarious police presence at the border." Many also believe the flow of migrants is "a political decision." "If Morocco wants it, not even a mosquito can cross the border," one of them remarked.
https://gaceta.es/espana/los-ceuties-desmienten-al-gobierno-y-niegan-que-la-mayoria-de-los-60-000-inmigrantes-ilegales-de-la-invasion-hayan-vuelto-a-marruecos-dejen-de-mentir-20260801-0935/
Ceuta residents contradict the government and deny that the majority of illegal immigrants from the invasion have returned to Morocco.
Dozens of Ceuta residents are contradicting the government of Pedro Sánchez and asserting that it is a "lie" that practically all of the 60,000 illegal immigrants who invaded the autonomous city last Thursday have returned to Morocco.
"Lies. Come to Ceuta. There are thousands in the streets and they are trying to break into houses. Stop lying," one user responded to Minister José Manuel Albares, who said that "practically all of those who entered Ceuta have already returned to Morocco."
"I'm from Ceuta, and this IS A LIE. There are around 50,000 immigrants left in Ceuta. Don't be fooled, trust the testimonies of people from Ceuta. The city is overwhelmed," another user stated.
"I'm from Ceuta, and this IS A LIE. There are around 50,000 immigrants left in Ceuta. Don't be fooled, trust the testimonies of people from Ceuta. The city is overwhelmed," another user pointed out.
"It's a lie. Come to Ceuta. There are thousands in the streets and they are trying to break into houses. Stop lying." In fact, migrants who managed to swim into Ceuta in recent days and are now returning to the Moroccan side—a tiny percentage, according to witnesses—due to the widespread closure of shops and businesses in the autonomous city and the difficulty of accessing food and water, intend to try again to cross into Spain.
Several migrants expressed this sentiment near Tarajal beach, where they also indicated they believe it is worth trying again given what they consider "a precarious police presence at the border." Many also believe the flow of migrants is "a political decision." "If Morocco wants it, not even a mosquito can cross the border," one of them remarked.
https://gaceta.es/espana/los-ceuties-desmienten-al-gobierno-y-niegan-que-la-mayoria-de-los-60-000-inmigrantes-ilegales-de-la-invasion-hayan-vuelto-a-marruecos-dejen-de-mentir-20260801-0935/
LA GACETA
Ceutíes desmienten al Gobierno y niegan que los ilegales hayan vuelto a Marruecos: "Dejen de mentir"
«La ciudad está colapsada», denuncian los testigos, antes de manifestar que «hay miles en las calles e intentan entrar en casas»