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Source?
by lukan 3mo ago
Source?
- itopaloglu83 3mo agoI think this is a misunderstanding of having free public transportation during certain national holidays, and the perpetrators using such perks.
- shevy-java 3mo ago50.000 people all trying to infiltrate a country, can not be a random actionn. That was coordinated.
- itopaloglu83 3mo agoI was commenting about the free transportation question. Regarding how such a flood happen, I don’t know, but someone should investigate it for sure.
- lukan 3mo agoProbably, but does not mean a state organized it. So if there was free transportation just for this day just for that route -> strong indicator of Morocco involved. So, I a remain curious to the base of the claim, but so far it rather seems rumors.
- Almondsetat 3mo agoForgive the linked page, but I couldn't quickly find other profiles that posted this, since I don't use twitter https://xcancel.com/visegrad24/status/2083153767164170326 https://xcancel.com/visegrad24/status/2083153767164170326
- lukan 3mo agoI don't think a ragebait twitter profile counts as a reliable source.
- Almondsetat 3mo agoThe source is the video, not the profile. Are you claiming it's fake?
- lukan 3mo agoAre you claiming this video shows free trains for immigrants? It shows people on cars and police waiving them on like all the other traffic. So possible they especially were set up for the immigrants, but no idea how one can conclude that from this short clip.
- defrost 3mo agoThe upthread HN claim was that this "was an attack". The Xitter claim was that: Moroccan traffic police keeps directing thousands of illegal migrants toward the Spanish border fence in Ceuta. This is a state-orchestrated invasion of Spain. The video shows a small number of people on a small number of truck beds calmly going about a roundabout. No visible attack, no proof that the people visible are "thousands of illegal migrants" nor of where they are or where they are headed.
- hamper653 3mo agoYou are very picky.