And you didn’t join it? You could have had your ears cut off. Missed opportunity. Maybe next time.
I was getting a lift home from a coworker poor guy was schizophrenic all his siblings were lawyers or ran art galleys like he once did. We worked at the rip-off company Lordco on Still Creek Dr in Burnaby. No need to get involved and no one approached our vehicle.
I’m glad for Reggie’s sake Spain has banned him as a tourist for now as he tries to escape diabetes by traveling only to make it worse. He acts as if he has a clean health record at every new place he touches down.
Condolences to you about your losses to these ailment but really no support.
Why? It’s the “communion of the saints” insulin network amongst diabetics I have been trying to severe connections to and avoid getting tied up like phone lines.
It’s too easy to not hang up or vice versa or drop a call or ignore with insulin.
And it’s guessing on numbers and getting through even with wrong or incorrect numbers.
It’s a “spiritual speed dial” for the reward of a unfulfilling climax.
Diabetes is dial bet easy assist. And that’s how they got your number.
Don’t bet
Do what’s best for you and others.
Dial Bet Easy Assist. Bad numbers.
And catch those insulin insults! They add up.
Clearly, American intelligence does not exceed that of Spaniards (apparently, laziness does) or we would be on the street protesting.
That was a bad day a mass breach of the border and some of the illegal criminals drowning dead.
Big deal. America dealt with four years of mass breach of the border and was condemned for not being more cooperative as they were handed benefits.
That Ceuta thing was pretty unique.
Recent 2026 Border Crisis
Ceuta has been the focus of intense global news due to a severe humanitarian and political crisis: [1]
- The Border Breach: In late July 2026, an unprecedented 72,000 to 80,000 migrants (predominantly young Moroccan nationals) breached the border defenses by swimming around breakwaters or walking along the shoreline into the city, which has a base population of only about 84,000. [1, 2]
- Current Status: Spanish authorities and Moroccan officials coordinated the return of over 90% of the migrants within the first 72 hours. However, as of September 2026, around 5,000 migrants remain in the city, including an estimated 1,200 minors, severely straining local infrastructure. [1, 2, 3]
- Political Fallout: The surge triggered mass protests across mainland Spain against Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s handling of the border. In response to the geopolitical friction, the Spanish government announced plans on September 3, 2026, to push for Ceuta and Melilla’s full integration into EU bodies and customs unions. [1, 2, 3]