WarRoom Battleground EP 986: Angela Merkel Let In 1m Syrians And Transformed Europe — Spain Set To Double That with 2m INVADERS
Stephen K. Bannon and Gonzalo Martin analyze Spain's plan to regularize 2 million undocumented immigrants, which they term an "invasion" threatening the nation's social fabric. Martin alleges that only 35 million of Spain's 49 million residents are native citizens, claiming immigrant groups commit higher rates of violence while the Catholic Church facilitates their settlement using taxpayer funds. They argue Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez pursues these policies to align with European left-wing groups like PICUM and oppose President Trump, suggesting mainstream media lies about this "medieval threat." Ultimately, the discussion posits that if the task is to save the country, it will be saved by those who recognize the danger of open borders. [Automatically generated summary]
Good evening, Hanwell here at the helm on Steve Bannon's War Room.
Regular War Room viewers will realise straight away that it's not the usual Rome backdrop behind me.
That's London, the capital of my beloved homeland.
I'm back in the UK on assignment, just about finishing my work and returning to Italy in a couple of days' time.
One of the things that the International Bureau has been Watching quite closely over the last few days is the news coming out of Spain.
And as we've discovered on the show, as we discussed on the show for quite a couple of occasions, is the inverted commas regularization of around 500,000 illegal third world invaders into Spain by the socialist government headed up by Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez.
And lo and behold, even that colossally high figure seems to have been.
An underestimation.
Latest reports are putting the actual figure at something like 1.6, 1.6 and a half, 1.7 million people are going to be profiting from this amnesty.
And as we said on the show repeatedly, the danger is that once these invaders come in and get their residency permit, then they're going to be free to travel right across.
The European Union, and worse than that, once they're in and they get their documents, they're then going to be able to bring in their family as well.
And of course, once they're regularized, it's a chain reaction.
On the show today, Gonzalo Martin, who's been on the show quite a few times with us before to navigate this, the vice president of the National Democracy Party in Spain, Democracia Nacional.
Gonzalo, thank you very much for coming on the show, spending The next hour or so to go through this.
Tell me if you wouldn't mind what's in the background of this latest revision of the statistics.
Somehow, even that 500,000 figure is now considered to be too low.
What's the story?
I've seen something in El Pais, the national newspaper of Spain, about this.
What's the resonance taking place in Spain right now?
Because this number, before I hand over to you, this number, Will fundamentally change the social fabric of Spain and the rest of the European Union, lest we forget that the entrance of one million Syrians into Germany fundamentally changed politics right across the European Union under Angela Merkel.
This is an even larger number.
What's the reaction in Spain to these latest developments on the revised estimates?
Well, unfortunately, Spanish citizens are still, I don't know, thinking about other not important stuff.
They are just divided between the two main parties.
They are playing this democratic game and they don't understand that we are really in a point that there is no return.
Because Spain, as I told already in your program a few times, probably from 49 million people living officially in Spain, only 35 million are native Spanish.
The rest of people, they are all immigrants that they were born here or they got the Spanish citizenship or they just kept their own citizenship.
And in this last revision that they are trying to regularize officially half a million immigrants, in fact, the number is much bigger.
It can be even up to 2 million because these people, they are coming, as I said already a few times, especially from South America, easily to Spain through the airport.
They don't need to come by boat.
They just need to have a flight ticket.
They come straight to Madrid as a tourist officially and they never come back.
Why?
Because the Spanish constitution allowed this.
We have this kind of commonwealth with all the countries that were once part of the Spanish Empire and all the citizens.
They can just come to Spain from the Philippines, from Brazil, from all South America.
They can just come to Spain as a tourist and they stay here.
And of course, we have already around 12 million of South Americans living in Spain.
So, they have already many relatives living here.
So, they have come here and it's very easy.
There are many NGOs, leftist NGOs, paid with our taxes, that they allow all the process.
And they even publicly pay advertising to say, if you want to regularize the situation, please contact us.
So, it's not only this government, the NGOs, and even the Catholic Church is helping to do this.
And if you are a member of a Catholic chat, that's a pretty common.
In Spain, in their neighborhood, that people who gather to the church, they are members of a WhatsApp chat, for example.
They are all the time, every day, I can say even hundreds of messages of people that they have arrived to Spain and they need to find a plane to stay.
They are coming with children.
Many of them are disabled.
They don't have a job.
They don't have papers.
And this is a truly invasion.
It's not only this last year.
As I explained already in your program, We are suffering this since 1995, when in Spain we have only half a million immigrants, and now we have officially around seven, eight, but many of them they got Spanish citizenship, so they disappeared from the statistics, and many others they were born here.
So, as I said, from 49 million officially, we are probably just 35 million native Spanish.
And all these immigrants they commit 500% more of rapes regarding the Spanish natives and 414 more murders.
So, these statistics, of course, they are a void to talk about this in public because it's too dangerous for them, because they want to legalize all these immigrants in order to have voters.
Well, we're going to head down to the impact on the crime statistics a little later on the show, I think in the second half of the show.
But you said something quite interesting there and important that the figures here that I have in front of me, having the shocking upward revision from 500,000 to about 1.7 million.
Now you're suggesting that that 1.7 million figure in itself is too low and the true accurate figure is closer to 2 million.
And you also point out that this.
Spain really is this time definitively approaching the point of no return.
Tell me a bit more, if you wouldn't mind, about the role of the Catholic Church in all of this.
This isn't that we point out constantly on the war room that the institutional Catholic Church, and I'm not talking about ordinary Mass goers on Sunday who are very devout and they attend Mass, they pray the Rosary and what have you.
I'm talking about the institution of the Church, the priests, the bishops, the cardinals and the Pope.
It cannot be stressed enough that in this existential threat that is the invasion, the Catholic Church isn't even being, it's not even trying to hide its role anymore in encouraging and facilitating the invasion.
You mentioned this, Gonzalo.
Tell us a bit more.
Remind the Warren audience exactly the role that the Catholic Church is playing in Spain with the imminent arrival of 200,000.
Million invaders who are about to be regularized with official papers and residency.
So, the Catholic Church receives hundreds and thousands of millions of euros from the Spanish taxers.
When you declare your taxes, you can choose if you want to give part of your taxes to the NGOs or the Catholic Church.
It's still most part of Spaniards because we still being a Catholic country in general, most part of people don't donate part of the taxes to the Catholic Church.
And with this money, It's not ongoing just to renovate old churches that we have, thousand years old.
No, no, this money is going for immigrants, but not even Christian immigrants.
You can just go to any church in a neighborhood, in any small village in Spain, that they are giving with our taxes hundreds and hundreds of kilos of food every day to people that are supposed to be needed.
And most part of them, you can see they're Muslims.
You can see Muslim women covering with any hub, and they go to the Catholic Church.
To get the food for free, and that's all.
And when they don't like something, or they figure out that there is something not halal or something with the pork, they just throw it to the garbage close to the church.
And there are many videos about this on YouTube, you can take a look about that.
And also, there are many old people that they have a good heart, and before they die, they donate their apartment, their house, everything to the church.
And all these houses, instead of being preserved for young Spaniards that need it, They give it to these NGOs or even to Caritas, the main Catholic NGO, to host immigrants.
Muslims, they don't care.
They bring all families and they give them everything.
So, the Catholic Church, unfortunately, I'm a Catholic myself, but it's one of the main enemies as an institution of the Spanish people and of the European people.
They are really facilitating the invasion and they are criticizing anybody who is saying something against immigration.
They criticize you, they say that you are.
Are not a true Christian, they start to criticize you and they say that we have to have open borders.
It has nothing to do with the traditional speech of the Catholic Church.
Something else that we cover constantly on the show is the revival that is taking place, especially amongst young Generation Z guys, young 20-year-old guys, basically, who are rediscovering the Catholic faith for the first time, not just Catholic, but also it's happening in evangelicalism in the United States as well.
And something, Gonzalo, that we're talking about when we do our Wednesday show, Is the fact that these guys are coming to church for the first time in spite of the institutional church and the bishops and the priests rather than because of anything that they're doing?
And in all probability, as we see this trend develop, they're going to be scandalized out of the church very quickly.
Tell me, if you wouldn't mind, before we move on to the themes in the show, how is that dynamic taking place in Spain?
I'm amazed to hear you telling me that people are, you know.
In their wills, they are leaving their properties to the church, basically for the good of the Christian communities and Spaniards who have need.
And they're being used instead to facilitate this invasion that's taking place.
Is there any local level of opposition outside of Democracia Nacional?
Is there any kind of organized opposition to what the institutional Catholic Church is doing directly in the space of faithful parishioners?
Well, there is a rise of the traditional Catholic Church.
Inside of the Catholic Church, all these lefabris, the traditionalists, that they hold the mass in Latin.
It's not the situation like in France, where you can find more and more traditional churches.
But in Spain, it's rising, and people are approaching to the faith.
People that were atheists or they were soft Catholic cannot find anymore these answers to their spiritual questions.
They are thirsty for knowing more about God.
And when they go to the modern Catholic church, what they just find is another kind of LGTBA NGO.
So when people approach the church and they see all this speech and they see what is happening in the neighborhoods that they are invaded, and then the church is not helping, it's saying that we have to accept everybody, even Muslims, and that nobody is illegal and blah, blah, blah.
I cannot say the majority, but many of them, they are approaching this traditional church where the mass is in Latin, for example.
So there's a kind of contra revolutionary movement.
As I say, it's not a situation like in France where you can find thousands and thousands of families with 10, 15 children going to church.
In Spain, we didn't arrive to that level, but people that they are approaching the faith, they are doing it more in a traditional way.
Also, people that they are members of the modern Catholic Church.
They are assuming a situation like many of us in our jobs, we have to suffer.
So, we cannot openly talk about immigration, for example.
So, they go to church, they go to mass, they help when there are depositions in the Holy Week, for example, but they keep what they think inside of them.
Of course, when they talk with each other, they all agree that we have to preserve Christianity in Spain.
But with a priest, sometimes you cannot openly talk, or there are some brothers that they correct you publicly and they don't allow you to talk about this.
They say, oh, this is not Christian, this is not the message of Jesus.
And it's not true, of course.
We know it's not true.
So we have to be careful, Catholics, inside of the Catholic Church, in order not to have problems.
But more and more people are openly talking about this, and they don't care anymore about what the rest of people think.
That's the best development that we can hope for in the present age.
Because whilst the evangelical community is perhaps the most visibly strongest in the United States, the defense of Christendom in continental Europe falls pretty much squarely on the shoulders of traditional Catholics, who, as time goes on, the more they're going to, as you're saying, Gonzalo, they're going to have the courage to stand up publicly and say, I'm Catholic, I'm motivated by my Catholic faith.
And I'm going to publicly criticize the institution of the Catholic Church for promoting this invasion.
And I will criticize my own church, not because I'm anti Catholic, but because I am Catholic.
And that is a trend that we are definitely starting to see.
And largely, I would suggest it's thanks to social media.
Gonzalo, stay with us.
I'll be back to you in two minutes.
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Back now to Gonzalo Martin.
Gonzalo, I was noticing that a very key and influential pro.
Invasion lobbyist group in Brussels, the heart of the European Union, was saying quite explicitly and openly that we hope more governments will follow Spain's example.
This is with regards to the amnesty.
So, you have other countries that might easily want to replicate this, or Spain's doing Greece, France, Italy, for example.
What is the realization in Spain?
That this manoeuvre on behalf of Pedro Sanchez will have massive ramifications throughout the European Union,
not just in the sense that this 1.7 to 2 million people will then be able to freely disperse across the European Union, but the fact that the European Union will be able to cite this manoeuvre being pulled by Spain's socialist government and do the same sort of amnesty in their own European countries.
Is there any real recognition of this?
thin end of the wedge, as we say in colloquial English, in Spain, that this is a maneuver that will have massive responsibilities for the other EU nations were they to replicate this?
I mean, Pedro Sanchez is trying to become the leader of the left, of European left, not only in international affairs that is publicly being like the public number one enemy of Trump.
For example, but also about all these policies.
He's trying to be, because in Spain, as you know, he's the president of the government in Spain, but he didn't win the elections.
He had to have a coalition, the votes from the rest of parties, radical left, separatists.
So he didn't win the elections.
He's not so popular as people think.
The support of him, the way he's now the president of Spain, is because he got the votes of other parties.
More radical, even the Socialist Party, more anti Spanish, even the Socialist Party.
So, yes, of course, everybody in Europe that is afraid of the alt right, is afraid of the radical nationalists, they've seen Pedro Sanchez, the leader that Europe needs.
And he's encouraging him to make more and more radical things.
And of course, it's not affecting only Spain, it will affect everybody in Europe, and not only the European Union.
There are people that are entering Europe, you know, that they will try to arrive to the UK.
This situation, this open border policy, and everything he's doing very fast before next elections in Spain because he's afraid that he will lose the election.
So he's trying to, even with abortion, he will try to modify the Spanish constitution, what is very difficult to do.
But he will try in order to make abortion, for example, a legal right, a constitutional right.
So he's doing many, many things very fast because he knows that the new wave of nationalism or patriotism in Europe is coming.
And it will also erase the Socialist Party.
So, yes, all the leftists in Europe and all these soft Democrats take him as an example what to do against people like us that we want to defend our nation and our culture.
Gonzalo, let me put the quote to you and then we'll carry on with this point that you're making about what's going on in Brussels and the wider European Union.
And I want to cite the quote directly so that the warring posse can perhaps tap this into their search engines and do their own research and reading on this.
Because absolutely true, as horrific as it sounds.
But this Brussels based platform for international cooperation on undocumented migrants called PICUM, P I C U M, they Put out a statement with this quote.
Today's, this was a couple of weeks ago, but it's referring back to the decision on behalf of the Sanchez government to regularize the then cited 500,000.
Now we're talking about 2 million people.
The decision by the Spanish government to adopt a broad regularization measure is a powerful reminder that regularization is not only possible, it works and it's the right thing to do.
That was a statement put out by Letizia van der Venet.
From PECAM.
And I cite that because I want people to know as terrifying as this is, there is this movement in Brussels representing the European left, as you're mentioning, of which Pedro Sanchez has wider ambitions.
There is this movement to take this precedent that some people suggest is actually even against European Union law, but to take this precedent and replicate it in other EU nations.
Just two minutes.
Gonzalo, before we head to the break, tell me about your own party, the Democracia Nacional, and your European colleagues across the EU.
I know you mentioned this briefly when you were last on the show, but remind me what you and your European colleagues in Europe are doing to try to bring pressure on the Spanish government not to go through with this measure.
Because, as we said before, just to remind folks at home, The government, the Spanish government, doesn't even have the arithmetic to push this through.
They're going to do it via royal decree without any vote in parliament whatsoever because it doesn't have the numbers.
That's how precarious the situation is.
Tell me just very briefly, Gonzalo, what you guys are doing to try to stop this at the last moment from taking place.
We are organizing also conferences, trying to teach people about geopolitics that it's not so simple, like people think that it's the Christians against Muslims, for example.
It's not so easy.
It's more complicated, no?
And we try to pressure not only the Socialist Party, of course, but we try to pressure this alt right party Vox that he become more radical because we need that they are in the government where they are present in the regional government, they do something to stop this invasion.
So our ideas are already spread in the whole of Spain.
Nobody talked about this just 20 years ago when we had one of the first slogans stop invasion.
And now this copy of this Vox, this alt right party.
So, this is what we are doing, a kind of lobby.
We are trying to reach the people that we can because we are never invited to official mass media.
And we are never invited to the TV.
If there is a debate, they will never take us to a debate about immigration.
They will take some fake control opposition.
Because, of course, people, if they listen to what we say, it's so clear, so simple.
They will understand it and they will say, like, this is exactly what I think.
As I was saying just in the first half of the show, and I just want to set the scene here, 10 years ago, most of what the mainstream media calls the far right, the political far right across the EU, was on, say, 2%, 3% on a country-by-country basis.
And now the far right vote is around 20%, 25% across the EU.
And that's a consequence of the invasion, almost exclusively.
It's a consequence of people saying to themselves that they don't care if the mainstream media and the establishment and the points, the official points of authority say, you know, you're racist, you're white nationalist, and they come out with all these pejoratives to scare people off, and which had always before now scared people off.
People are now at the point when they see the invasion and the consequences, the crime on their doorstep.
They say, Whatever you call me that, whatever, but I'm going to vote for these parties which you guys hate because they're the last hope that we have in order to reclaim our country.
And 10 years ago was when Angela Merkel led in one million Syrians, and obviously they dispersed across the EU, and that's what fundamentally changed the political landscape across the European Union.
And what we are talking now, what Gonzalo Martin, the deputy leader.
Of national democracy in Spain, democracia nacional.
What Gonzalo is sharing with you today, and it's the first time I've seen these figures mentioned, estimated so high, is not one million third world invaders coming to the European Union, it's two million.
So if the entrance of one million people took the hated far right votes from 3%.
To 23%, letting in another 2 million will catastrophically, fundamentally change the political landscape of the European Union.
And that's not a bad thing.
Now, when I said that people see the consequences of this in terms of crime on their doorstep, and Gonzalo himself was mentioning some of these statistics earlier on the show, let's have another look at them again here because these are horrific.
This is a report from a couple of months ago that found that foreigners.
Make up already over 30% of Spain's prison population.
And they commit per capita 500% more rapes and 414% more murders than Spanish citizens.
And by that Spanish citizens terminology, as Gonzalo Martin was explaining to us earlier on the show, you're already talking about people who are foreign born, incorporated with official papers into Spain.
And I don't want to perhaps say with great reservation, but if you actually compare these figures of foreigners to those of ethnic Spaniards rather than those who just have the Spanish passports, then you're going to find these figures are even higher.
Tell me, Gonzalo, what is the reaction in Spain to these statistics?
You were saying earlier that in the face of these 2 million people that are preparing their suitcases to come in and to flood, to overrun Spain, there's.
People are wandering around in a dreamlike state and they're not really confronting the reality of what is going to happen.
What is their reaction, though, to the crime on their doorsteps?
Well, as you said, people, they are less afraid to talk publicly about their opinions and what they see in the street.
And many people, when the journalists, they go to this kind of neighborhoods with all these invaders, they are already 90% of the population.
And they interview people in the street.
Sometimes they are old people that they confess they were always communist.
And now they are close to people like us, to our ideas, because they see the reality.
And it's not what the TV is saying.
It's true that the Spanish people, As a nation, we are usually reacting a little bit late.
But when we do, you have to be ready.
The same happened in Spain in 1808 when we were invaded by Napoleon, who was supposed to be an ally.
And people saw all these French troops inside of Spain, and people started to doubt that they were allies.
They were like more invaders.
And it took a while till people decided to go in the streets and fight them.
And even the Spanish army was, they were traitors.
They were.
They had orders to not fight Napoleon.
So we have always this hope of the last moment of Spanish people fighting and finally rebelling against the situation.
It's true that now people see it because the salaries are so low in Spain.
Like a waiter working in a restaurant in Madrid will not earn more than 1,200 euros netto.
And this is the same salary a waiter is receiving since 2005.
So then you see that the prices are like 30% higher.
The inflation is crazy, and then you are getting the same salary.
Why is that?
Of course, because the market is totally destroyed by all this cheap hand labor that is coming, and they have set any kind of job.
And people, they start to see this.
And people, they struggle to arrive to the end of the month and to pay the bills and to pay the mortgage.
So it's sad that we have to talk about money, and because of economic reasons, people start to be a little bit more aware of what is happening.
But still, there is no concept of tribe, of we are Spaniards.
We own our land.
We are living here since thousands and thousands of years.
We are native to this land.
We are the true native people, the true native population of Spain.
And we have the right to decide what happened in our land.
Still, not many people have this feeling because as Spain was a poor country at the end of the 19th century, due to the French invasion, the loss of the Spanish Empire, and the beginning of the 20th century, there were many millions of Spanish people.
And that they were immigrating to South America, for example.
And there is this speech from the left saying, oh, we're also immigrants.
We're also going to Venezuela or Argentina.
Yes, the situation was much different.
People from Spain, they were not raping.
They were not murdering.
They were working.
They were paying taxes.
And they were not making problems at all.
They were not making problems in France.
More than 2 million Spaniards were living there after the Civil War.
We were not making problems in Germany.
There were half a million, maybe, of Spaniards working back then.
So the situation is not the same, but we still have this complex.
That we were a poor country.
We also had millions of Spaniards abroad working in other countries.
And there is always this sentence that people say, well, as long as they come legally or they work legally, we don't care anymore.
There is no room for everybody.
We don't care if they come with papers without papers.
We don't care if they speak Spanish, if they have a cross on the chest.
We don't care anymore because it's a true invasion.
And we want to send them back all to the homeland.
Some of what you were saying there, you hear in Italy in the debate here, in the same words.
It's the same thing that they're putting out in Italy, the pro-immigration lobby, that Italians themselves have had emigrated from Italy in great numbers.
And therefore, it's somehow hypocritical to say no to people who want to come and live in Italy.
Look, we're going to move on and discuss in just a few moments the President Trump factor in Spain right now, because I know this is something.
Important and we'll cover that.
But before we do that and we make that pivot, I just want to say that from time to time, President Trump does touch the third rail in the immigration debate.
I don't know whether he's serious that he would ever practically do something, but he has suggested from time to time removing the citizenship from people who have come into America.
Is there any debate in Spain, or at least within your own movement, of the same thing?
You've talked about earlier in the first half of the show the huge numbers of people that have come to Spain beforehand and have been naturalized, have received Spanish citizenship.
Is there any debate, or at least within your own movement of Democracia Nacional, to go through the books, look at how much people are contributing in terms of their taxes, and if they're not contributing anything to strip them of their?
You cannot have Spanish citizenship, then you cannot apply to any public job, you cannot apply for any kind of help from the Spanish government.
This is what we defend.
In the Spanish parliament, in the spectrum of the official political parties, including this alt right party called Vox, for example, The debate is that, oh, terrorists or thieves, this will be sent back to the country, or some people that got Spanish citizenship but they are involved in terrorism, this will be sent to the country.
But there is not a debate like we should send back millions of them.
We didn't arrive to that point.
They are too afraid to talk about this, but this is the overtone window.
We will arrive to that point.
As 25 years ago, we were the first to say, stop invasion against illegal immigration.
Nobody was saying that.
Then they copied.
So they go always like 10 years, 15 years later, because of course they are afraid that the people will vote for a political party like us.
So they always try to content people, giving them what they want, but slowly making the situation worse and worse.
And of course, all these millions of immigrants will vote sooner or later.
And of course, they will not vote for parties like my party.
Many people that they are considered themselves conservative or right-wing supporters, they struggle now to support foreign affairs policies from the Trump administration because most part of people don't agree to have a war.
We didn't agree to have the NATO basement in Spain to send the ships, warships, and planes to bomb Iran, that honestly is not an enemy, at least of the Spanish nation.
So, this is making Pedro Sanchez, as I said before, kind of, Pedro Sanchez being seen as the only leader who is facing Trump.
And this is very dangerous because, as we were talking today, the policies of Pedro Sanchez are 100% anti European.
He wants an invasion of Europe by immigrants.
And if you are giving him so much power, being the only politician facing Trump, This is very bad.
And what people see in Spain is that America is kidnapped 100% by Israel.
And nobody can understand.
People, they start to ask these questions to themselves.
Even radical leftists, that they are always, they were never, they were criticizing Israel, but they never wanted to have a debate about Israel because then this is what the extreme right is doing.
But of course, people are seeing why such a big and powerful country like America, the most powerful country in the world, is always obliged to go to every war that Israel wants.
It's like America is the dog of the master Israel.
And this is what people start to see.
It's so obvious now that Trump was so proud saying that he deserved the Peace Nobel Prize.
And now he's starting a war against the interests of everybody the interests of Europeans, the interests of Americans, rising the prices of petrol so much that we are paying the consequences.
And of course, it's very unpopular.
And then there is a leader who saw the situation and said, OK, I will be the one who is fighting.
People, they start to see Pedro Sanchez as the only leader who can face Trump, which is ridiculous.
A person that he was not even voting in Spain, and he's the president only because he gathered all the votes from everybody who hates Spain inside of the Spanish parliament.
So this is ridiculous, but this is the situation.
Trump, he owes so much to all these Zionist lobby in America that were giving hundreds of millions of euros during the election campaign that now he's in debt with them.
And this is the only, this is what people see in Spain.
Even people who are not so much involved in politics, like I do, for example, they start to see this, no?
Why America is involved in all these Zionist interests.
America has nothing to do with that.
We don't want a war in the world.
And American citizens, I'm sure, they don't want it either.
And it's been very difficult to support Trump.
I don't support Trump myself, but people who like Trump, especially alt-right supporters in Europe, now they start to see, like, how can I say that I like the policies of Trump while he's doing all these crazy things?
I don't want to put words into your mouth, Gonzalo, but I do need to synthesize what you're saying here in an accurate and authentic way.
Is it because what you're saying here is what I'm hearing, you know, because I'm in daily contact with, Countries across the European Union.
And pretty much what I'm hearing from you is what I'm hearing from the rest of our political colleagues on our side of the spectrum.
Are you saying, are you drawing a straight line now and saying that the president's war in President Trump's war in Iran, hand in hand with Israel, are you saying that the unintended consequence of that in terms of the The great openness that many people did have in continental Europe towards President Trump more widely up until very recently.
The consequence of this war in Iran, not just to do with the high cost of living that we're now seeing in Europe, the consequence of this war is that it's going to be more difficult to stop the third world invasion in continental Europe.
Are you drawing a straight line between these two phenomena?
They were all these Islamists were supported by the American intelligence, unfortunately, and by Israel, of course, like Al-Aznurra and Al-Qaeda.
We know that it was founded by the Mossad and also American secret services.
And we had the consequences of the invasion of Europe already with millions of Syrians and not only Syrians.
And yes, of course, they are trying to get a situation that all these people will invade Europe because every time there is a war in the Middle East, The people who pay the consequences are Spain, I mean, are the Europeans.
They are not Americans.
We are the ones suffering the invasion from the wars that Israel is telling America to get involved in.
This is ridiculous, no?
Why is America getting involved in wars that has nothing to do with their interests, only to support a tiny state of 7 million inhabitants?