The statements of Pedro Sánchez regarding the testimony of Víctor de Aldama before the National Court belong by right to what is called Germanic discourse, that of the underworld. A slang for passing off as truth a compromise previously planned, designed, fabricated and laden with lies.
His use of this jargon is common to him, and it is natural that it is because he is the leader of the gang: he has already investigated how alleged criminals to his wife, his brother, his attorney general, his former number three in the party and once a powerful minister, and his person responsible for guarding the guarantees he had gathered for the socialist primaries. And waiting for his former chief of staff to also come on board because of what was revealed this week.
Beyond the false chatter that Sánchez maintains when he lies, in these statements he gave a kick to the grammar that would make his spokesperson Pilar Alegría green with envy: “Let’s see, what an invention,” a- he said as if the group of journalists were his classmates in the Ramiro patio.
“What an invention” It is the matrix expression of Sánchez’s Germanic discourse, which permeates each of his actions in power, from start to finish, namely:
“What an invention”, is his doctoral thesis.
“What an invention” is the professorship of his wife, who does not have a university degree, even to be a student herself, and for whose private interests high officials paid by taxpayers have worked.
“What an invention” that the electoral ballot box with false votes behind a curtain in Ferraz to defraud his own colleagues.
“What an invention” is to deny that we would never form a government with Podemos nor support Parliament with independence and pro-ETA partners, and then agree with them on the destruction of constitutional Spain without other alternative than division and rupture. , inequality and poverty.
“What an invention” it is to lose the general elections, to compose a majority with all those who defend interests contrary to all Spaniards and to auction off the fundamental principles of coexistence such as equality and solidarity at the lowest price.
“What an invention” to parasitize everyone’s institutions and then provoke them like attack dogs against a political adversary.
“What an invention” to be the country that has managed the COVID-19 pandemic worst in health and economic terms during Sánchez’s “single command”, with the exception of its own people, who are doing the under investigation for corruption in the purchase of health supplies in ministries, autonomous communities and public companies.
“What an invention” is that he ignored for more than a month the international pandemic alert launched by the WHO in January 2020, he assured that “Spain will only have, at most, a few cases diagnosed,” he said. advised against the use of masks and managed the crisis with a non-existent committee of experts.
“What an invention” is that she tried to paralyze the closure of schools and centers for the elderly ordered by Ayuso and criticized him for having acquired “too good” masks, while promoting massive concentrations on the 8-M which have become a real viral bomb in the capital, and despite this, they continue to accuse the president of the Community of Madrid while there are already 21 trials underway.
“What an invention” to put an end to the policy of dispersing ETA prisoners promoted by another socialist government and to top it off with the approval of a reduction in sentences for the gang’s bloodiest murderers , and all this for a handful of votes to stay in power. the armchair
“What an invention” is to decree an amnesty to exchange votes for impunity, like the Sicilian mafia, with corrupt politicians.
“What an invention” is to reform the Penal Code to eliminate the crime of sedition and reduce the crime of embezzlement of public funds as payment to the same coup partners to whom you rent La Moncloa with the income of all Spaniards .
“What an invention” is to manage before the Constitutional Court the laundering of the biggest corruption case in Spanish democracy, the ERE of the Andalusian PSOE.
“What an invention” is supposed to defend the defense of women and move Spain back 22 places on the world list of countries with the greatest female well-being, while freeing or reducing the sentences of more than 1,200 sex offenders .
“What invention” is to deny that you were aware of the visit of the Bolivarian criminal Delcy Rodríguez to Madrid and to confirm that Ábalos had quickly informed you, thus inaugurating with Zapatero the hub of mutual support between the PSOE and the criminal dictator Maduro.
“What an invention” it is to campaign in the European elections against the far right and then to conclude an agreement with them to secure the position of Teresa Ribera after her very serious responsibility in the catastrophic floods of October 29.
“What an invention” it is to attack RTVE in the middle of this catastrophe to transform it into a sauna where they massage you usefully on the basis of million dollar contracts.
“What an invention”, your vice-president Montero rejected the creation of coupon Catalan and the following month he said it was a pact to “be very proud of” after negotiating it with ERC in exchange for making “an honorable change” to the dishonorable Minister of Health during the pandemic .
“What an invention” Montero also denied that the government was going to increase taxes on the middle and working classes, and that there have already been 81 tax and social contribution increases since Sánchez has been in La Moncloa.
“What an invention” it is to reduce the purchasing power of Spaniards to the level of 2019, to raise the unemployment rate in the EU above that of Greece and to add more than 400 billion euros to the public debt since Sánchez’s trip to Falcon.
“What an invention” it is that while the government waited several days to send aid to the populations affected by the cold snap of October 29, because “we cannot expect the army to does everything”, according to Minister Margarita Robles, the Treasury will collect a record amount of taxes in 2024, close to 300 billion euros, so a large part of the aid to those affected will also consist of loans ICO which must return.
“What an invention” is to proclaim yourself defender of the weak and the marginalized and to become the most faithful ally of the powerful and the privileged to continue to keep you in La Moncloa, with the key to the safe in hand, while legions of favorites and the servile applaud you, who expect not only crumbs, but whole loaves to fall from the state budget table.
“What an invention” is, in short, Sánchez believes he has already succeeded in demolishing all the pillars of the rule of law and suddenly discover that those who make these pillars irresistible are people, singular individuals, humanly, professionally and ethically committed to their compatriots and their nation, ready to honestly fulfill their duty against all odds to defend freedom and democracy.
Each of these citizens, whether civil servants or not, today represents a hopeful reality to put an end to the tide of trash with which La Moncloa has flooded Spanish society in recent years. A tide whose goal is to keep Spaniards resigned, humiliated or stunned while Sánchez and his associates ensure that Spain, the spoils, remains in their insatiable shellfish hands. But this game is already over.
