October 06, 2026
Spain Calls a Snap Election
Timothy Birdnow
Pedro Sanchez, Spain's prime minister, has just called a snap election as a result of the collapse of confidence in his administration as a result of the invasion of his country by illegal aliens and other mishaps as a result of his woke socialist policies.
From the European Business article:
On Monday, 5 October, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez called an early general election for 29 November. The move comes after Spain’s fragmented parliament rejected his government’s key housing measures last week, amid protests across the country. "We need to renew people’s support,” Sánchez said in a televised address, saying he wanted a much larger progressive majority to overcome vested interests. It is a big gamble. His Socialist Party is trailing in the polls, and those polls point to a conservative People’s Party government relying on the far-right Vox.
Which means the leftist party will probably cheat. They have to.
This article, which keeps speaking about a possible "far right government" never once mentions the Muslim invasion of Ceuta or of European Spain by Muslims. No mention of that at all.
The primary reason they claim the Spanish are dissatisfied is rising housing costs. Of course those housing costs have been rising because they have allowed vast numbers of Muslims into their country, people who are taking away housing from native born Spaniards.
The article says Spain has the strongest economy, or at least one of them, in Europe and also mentions Spain is doing well on energy, not being hurt by the diesel shortage so much because it has no fewer than eight refineries (which will wind up being closed, no doubt, if the current government remains in place). Energy is the cornerstone of Western civilization and an energy rich country will fare well but an energy poor country will flounder. Right now it's not about who has the raw materials but about who is willing to use what they have. Net Zero, the policy of reducing carbon dioxide emissions, is strangling Europe.
Still, the Europeans have their heads buried in the sand oer immigration and no doubt this article ignores it to stay out of trouble with the thugs in Brussels. It is against the law to express anti-immigrant sentiments in the European Union.
Anyway there is a real chance of restoring sanity to Spain. Let us hope the public holds that anger until the election and that the socialists don't steal the country as they are prone to do.
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