Goodbye, Trampolín Beach
7th October 2026
The photo above shows police in the process of removing “migrants” from the camp on Trampolín Beach in Ceuta, the Spanish enclave/exclave on the coast of North Africa, ahead of next week’s planned visit by King Felipe VI. Notice that the poor wretched refugees aren’t clothed in rags, but in nice warm new-looking hoodies. Some of them are carrying backpacks, which are also new-looking. They all have cell phones. The tents they are being forced to abandon seem to be of good quality, with lots of extra bedding spread over them, also of good quality. If this were a true shantytown, all the shelters would be made of scrap wood, battered sheet tin, and cardboard, and their bedding would be tattered rags.
The operation at Ceuta is a well-financed invasion. Who paid for all that stuff?
Muslim Morocco. The saw a European country being stupid and naturally decided to take advantage of it. The same thing happens to the U.S. under a Democrat administration.
Once the invaders were relocated, 200 tons of waste were removed from the beach.
Bulldozers have been brought in for the final phase of the cleanup, leaving the beach looking nice and smooth. However, the damp sand has been an E. coli farm for the last two months, which makes me wonder whether the municipal authorities will be down there spraying 200 gallons of air freshener in advance of a possible stroll along the strand by King Felipe.