@marcosagusstinn Inventing fake EU "studies" to fantasize about starving Morocco is embarrassing cope. Europe imports Moroccan green energy, food, and automotive supply chains because it has to. Cut trade and watch European inflation spike while Rabat shifts further toward China and Africa.
@stsvarela@AzizDaouda Spare us the tear-jerking ethics lesson, you illiterate hypocrite. You whine about "hybrid warfare" because you’re terrified that Spain’s entire African footprint relies on Moroccan border guards doing your dirty work. You’re not "civilized"—you’re a helpless, begging spectator.
@mariaduran We could destroy it in a day" says an illiterate Twitter keyboard warrior whose country relies on Morocco for energy, supply chains, and security. The only true shithole here is the empty space between your ears. Keep crying while Spanish capital keeps pouring into Rabat.
@Imenes2492@CarlosIII_1768 Claiming anyone wants to copy your dialect is total delusion. Your entire youth consumes Moroccan music, cinema, and slang because your own culture is a desert. You spend your life looking over the border while nobody in Morocco even thinks about you.
@VMoncholi You traveled to the Atlas mountains just to feel like a big man because back in Spain nobody respects you. Imagining that rural poverty justifies your low-IQ racism doesn't make you "civilized"—it makes you a broke, insecure loser getting brave on the internet.
@Chinatownnnj@moroccodefender Revendiquer l'Empire Almohade depuis un État créé en 1962, c'est le sommet du complexe d'infériorité. Abdelmoumen a régné depuis Marrakech, pas depuis un territoire sous régence ottomane. L'histoire impériale du Maroc ne s'efface pas avec votre amnésie sélective.
@marcosagusstinn Weaponizing trade isn’t a one-way street. Thousands of Spanish & European firms rely directly on Moroccan supply chains, agri-tech, and automotive logistics. Threatening sanctions requiring 27-nation unanimity isn't real policy—it's pure economic fan-fiction.
@IsaMF79@lrlmgrby246352@PhDounia Sebta and Melilia were under Moroccan empire rules for seven centuries before the era of colonialism started .. these are the last remnants of a bygone era. The Spaniards need a reality check .
@sonietamb Framing Rabat’s sovereign foreign policy and international alliances as a plot against Spain reveals more about Madrid’s strategic anxiety than actual diplomacy. A nation pursuing its own national interests is just standard statecraft, not a conspiracy.