@aidanjuuritanja Kävipä sinulla hyvä tuuri! Jos näitä poikia ei olisi siellä uimahallissa ollut, ei sinulla olisi ollut aihetta viestiisi. Toki uskon, että olisit varmasti kuitenkin keksinyt jonkun aiheen, josta olisit päässyt nillittämään.
Dear @GiorgiaMeloni, your response to Ceuta’s migration crisis is deeply faulty and shows bad faith.
Here’s why:
1. Ceuta was never a threat to the Schengen area. Individuals crossing an external border don’t get automatic access to Schengen, that’s not how EU law works. Conflating a national border incident with a Schengen-wide threat is SO cheap!
2. Italy’s proposed checks on arrivals from Spain have no legal basis. Internal border checks under the Schengen Borders Code require a genuine, serious threat, and are a last resort, not a tool to pressure a neighbouring government over a domestic policy choice.
3. Instead of solidarity with Spain and the people affected, the choice was to blame Spain, a cheap way to score points at home at the expense of a fellow Member State managing a hard moment at its border.
4. That stance didn’t protect Europe. It handed ammunition to Europe’s worst enemies: the ones who want the Union to look divided, unprincipled, and for sale to whoever shouts loudest.
5. Now that the ‘crisis’ has been exposed as manufactured, unity and solidarity are suddenly the message. Convenient. But you don’t get credit for rediscovering solidarity once the political usefulness of blame has run out.
This kind of politics doesn’t age well and Europeans deserves better than being treated as fouls.
Shame on you.
İspanya Gazze’yi desteklediği için hedef alınıyor.
Siyonistlerin İspanya’yı karıştırmasına izin verilmemeli!
İspanya’yı destekleyenler bu tweeti beğensin ve paylaşsın.
Tämä xiitti tuotti Suomelle valtiollista häpeää ja vahinkoa. Ensinnäkin osoittaa että sisäministerimme ei tiedä missä Schengen-alueen ulkoraja kulkee. Toiseksi kun Ukrainan tiedustelu osoittanut Venäjän infovaikuttamisen olleen mukana niin Rantanen avuton, suorilta lankesi.
Shame on Denmark, Finland, Czechia and, of course, Meloni and Italy for blaming Spain and reacting so contra to the spirit of the European Union.
This was another form of hybrid attack on an EU member state and Spain deserves support, not censure.