You might be wondering why Rebel News went to all the time and trouble and expense of sending Alexa Lavoie and Efron Monsanto all the way to Spain to cover the Moroccan invasion of Ceuta by 60,000 male Muslims given that there are so many other journalists there.

Well, the answer is simply this: you just cannot trust the mainstream media to properly cover a story like this. It’s simply not in their DNA.

And yes, we have the proverbial proof in the pudding.

And that proof comes via an Agence France-Presse wire service story that was inexplicably published in the Toronto Sun the other day.

Truth be told our Spidey Senses began tingling, big time, upon simply reading the headline. It reads: “Suffering, racism”.

Yep, we hadn’t even read the lead paragraph of the story and already we knew exactly where this was going – namely, manufactured victimhood. Oh, not for the invaded, but for the invaders.

The subhead stated “Moroccans with ‘broken dreams’ booted from Spanish enclave”

Oh, boo-hoo!

Imagine if this so-called journalist was writing a story about a thwarted auto theft. We can see the copy now: “Driver experiences broken dream as Ford Mustang is taken away from him”. Yeah, but missing from the coverage is the fact that the driver is a car thief and the Mustang doesn’t belong to him. But never mind…

Let’s get right to the pithy prose, shall we?

"As thousands of Moroccans who forced their way into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta last week were returning home, many did so with their dreams broken and newly convinced that reaching Spain wasn’t worth the risks.”

Dreams? More like a nightmare for the citizens of Ceuta. You know, those law-abiding taxpayers of Spain? But again, never mind…

We’ll continue:

“Mohamed Nias, a 23-year-old fruit seller from Tangier, was returning from his second attempt in five years at getting to Spain.

“He told Agence France-presse he had gone ‘in search of a better life’ but found ‘nothing but suffering and racism,’ and complained that he had been unable to find any food for two days in the Spanish city after swimming to reach it.

“’Never come here, you'll only suffer,’ he warned those who might follow in his footsteps.”

Astonishing. Indeed, as the story proceeds, it is as though Mohamed Nias as well as all the other Mohameds were passengers on a cruise ship that disembarked at Ceuta only to experience subpar hospitality and foodservice.

Were they really expecting to be greeted by the Welcome Wagon, complete with an event planner going out of her way to accommodate them?

“Hey, Chef, get 60,000 bacon burgers on the grill ASAP – oh, and make sure it’s halal, will you?”

Unbelievable.

But the Mohammedans – almost all of whom are military-age males – aren’t tourists. They were invaders violating a sovereign nation. Some of them even screamed, “Allahu Akbar” and assorted other obscenities as they smashed storefront windows and looted small businesses. And yet they are so entitled that they have the audacity to complain about their treatment?

Let’s get back to the propaganda piece – er, we mean, the news story:

“On Saturday, Moroccan authorities continued to remove people by coach, having begun their efforts the previous evening, taking them back to their homes.”

Oh, for the love of God! These criminals were being removed?! And the authorities were using lowly buses to transport these criminals as opposed to, oh, stretch limos? Oh, the humanity!

Back to the story:

“Nias, accompanied by a friend, passed through the Moroccan gendarmerie checks on the road to the town of just 70,000 inhabitants without difficulty in a commercial truck.

“Once on Spanish territory, they were intercepted by Spain's Guardia Civil gendarmerie at sea, but escaped.

“In the city of 80,000 people, however, they didn't receive the welcome they had expected.

“Shops were closed and many locals reacted with anger, they said.

“’They mistreated us, some chased us with sticks, they were racist. I spent the night in a forest — it was hell.’”

At this point, a question must be directed at Mohamed Nias and the author of this story: are they mentally ill?

Citizens do not warmly welcome invaders. And in case Nias and other members of the mob don’t know the definition of the word “invader”, here it is: “An invader is a person, group, army, or country that goes into a place by force to take control. It can also mean someone or something that enters a space, body, or system without permission to cause harm.”

In other words, an invader is an unwanted and unwelcome guest. One does not embrace unwelcome guests with hospitality.

Finally, keep this in mind: somehow this rubbish found itself into the pages of the Toronto Sun. The Sun supposedly leans right-of-centre. So, if this is how the Sun covers the Moroccan invasion, can you possibly imagine the sort of tripe you’d get from The Gaurdian or the Toronto Star or the CBC?

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