@nicksortor@andrewfreeman76 They normally fly them on commercial planes onto the mainland when they invade The Canary Islands. So no doubt they’ll do the same here.
Soy de Ceuta, y lo que estamos viviendo ahora mismo es una auténtica invasión, por favor, necesitamos la difusión de todos para que declaren emergencia nacional. Por ahora ha sido solicitada por el gobierno de Ceuta y ha sido rechazada.
@NewScotProfiles Why should they be represented?. Most of the native population hasn’t been represented for hundreds to thousands of years.
Hard fought for rights and freedoms. Now anyone with the IQ of a doornail can rock up and demand the same then demand more than the natives.
@seankennedy8@ThePaperRaven I never said they’re all criminals though there is a statistical correlation with people from certain parts of the world more likely to offend. To pretend otherwise is naive. It’s not our duty to allow this kind of incompatible mass migration into our homeland.
@KieraDiss It’s great that the child is innocently watching the squirrels with her mum in the park. While also sad that the mum has to capture that animal on camera and be on guard instead of only recording the moment with her child. Truly captures our current situation.
Eighteen-year-old Maël Le Lagadec has drawn international attention after carrying a newly built wooden cross to the summit of Pic d’Aneto, the highest mountain in the Pyrenees.
On May 9, the young Frenchman climbed for approximately fourteen hours while carrying the 35-kilogram cross on his back, together with a 15-kilogram backpack. Measuring 1.10 metres high, 70 centimetres wide and 11 centimetres thick, the cross was transported to an altitude of 3,404 metres in the Spanish region of Aragon.
The extraordinary journey began after the original metal cross, which had marked the summit since 1951, was cut down with a grinder and stolen in April 2026. Refusing to leave the mountain without its Christian symbol, Maël and a friend decided to build a replacement themselves from black walnut wood.
“A few weeks ago, we discovered that the Aneto cross had disappeared,” he explained. “With a friend, we launched this somewhat crazy project to rebuild it.”
After enduring the exhausting ascent, Maël finally reached the summit and restored the Cross to its place above the Pyrenees. Overcome with emotion, he knelt beside it and wept.
“I arrive, I kneel, and I cry.”
Someone tried to remove the Cross from the mountain.
An eighteen-year-old carried it back. ✝️🏔
Nobody works harder than a lazy, ambitious guy. He wants to finish as fast as possible so he can get back to his natural state of doing absolutely nothing.
@cheekyniknowit@yvonne_doy23351@ACSPARTAN1 Thank you for the information. As the hackneys have been my go to when my family have required a taxi. It’s looking like non of the taxi companies are safe anymore.