I want to speak out against a terrible situation—one that really shouldn't fall to me to report, but rather to all those placard-wielding animal activists who scrutinize everything, even when you simply want to give away a kitten or a puppy from your own pet's litter; the very people who, right now, are looking the other way regarding what is happening in Ceuta. I want to denounce the fact that feral cat colonies in Ceuta are being massacred and decimated—and the most horrific part is the manner in which it is happening.

People who care for cat colonies in Ceuta have told me that the state in which dead cats are being found is simply inhumane; the animals were tormented before their lives were taken. This has happened in Ceuta, and it certainly wasn't the locals—the people of Ceuta—who did it. I think that is perfectly clear to everyone by now. It is a phenomenon that has emerged since the 30th: the disappearance of cat colonies and cruel, ruthless attacks on these animals.

If you saw what has been done to some of these cats, and then considered that the people responsible might end up prowling around your own homes... it is terrifying. Furthermore, I call out the Left in general—and specifically those animal activists who put us cat or pet owners under the microscope. I have a cat—a female cat, as you know—and they demand microchips, vaccinations, and strict care; they tell you not to let them roam, and so on. They treat you like a criminal, even though anyone who has a pet does so because they want one and because they love animals.

Yet these animal rights activists and their legislation treat us like suspected criminals; they even propose mandatory courses for dog owners to teach them how to handle their pets. They come down hard on those of us who actually follow the law, yet they—and the journalists—remain silent about the atrocities being committed against feral cat colonies and even some dogs in Ceuta.

Where is PACMA? Are they too busy counting the subsidy money they raked in from votes in the last election? PACMA is nothing but a racket for running in elections; people who don't know who to vote for pick them, and they just count the cash they collect for every vote cast—that per-vote subsidy. That’s all they’re good for: running without doing a thing, mindlessly siphoning off votes, and collecting the subsidies a political party receives for getting votes in an election.

How the Left stays silent when the victims aren't their friends. In this country, if you dare whistle at a woman, you’re ruined. We’ve seen guys dragged through the media, civil courts, and the justice system—facing the book thrown at them—just for a little peck. There was the Rubiales scandal, but where is the outrage over the gangs that kidnap girls, drag them up into the hills of Ceuta, and leave them in the emergency room? And what state are they in? I won't go into the details. Where are the feminists? Where are the environmentalists who shame you, scold you, and call you a "climate terrorist" for turning on the AC—the ones who force you to keep the cap tethered to the plastic bottle—while they watch the hills and beaches of Ceuta get trashed? That diving platform area is a total cesspool.

Where are the environmentalists? They are nowhere to be found. Animal rights activists, feminists, environmentalists—what do they all have in common? They are left-wing—humanity's greatest ideological scam. They are combative toward those who follow the law, yet lenient toward those who actually destroy the very principles they claim to defend. I haven't heard a single animal rights activist complain about what is happening to the cats in Ceuta. I haven't heard a single feminist—not a tweet, not a word from Montero—protesting about girls being snatched, kidnapped, taken up into the hills of Ceuta, and subjected to whatever horrors befall them. Have you seen Montero? Neither have I. Have you seen the "Free Palestine" placard-wavers or the "Palestine Flotilla" crowd going to show solidarity with the people of Ceuta? Neither have I.

Have you seen ecologists or environmentalists protesting the state of Ceuta’s beaches or hills? Neither have I. Yet, if you leave a single piece of trash outside a bin, fifty of them show up acting like the Gestapo. And where are the "social distancing" enforcers now? The ones who would—well, not practically, but literally—drop down from a helicopter in the middle of the beach just because a lone woman was walking there without a mask? They’d swarm the place—there were more cops than when a migrant boat lands.

Where are those security forces that used to track you down if you were walking in the hills or on the beach without a muzzle? They’d show up in fifteen minutes, even by helicopter, yet now a boat carrying sixty guys lands on the beaches of Murcia. And if we remain this submissive, they’ll kick us out of our own homes to make way for this "new reality."