Are they preparing the Apocalypse right before our eyes?
Is economic collapse a real possibility? We examine the signs of a planned apocalypse: immigration, housing and geopolitics in Spain.
English · Original discussion in Spanish · Published
The Apocalypse they are selling us: planning or chaos?
Uncontrolled immigration, a reactivated independence movement, the arming of Segarro and a housing crisis that never ends. A segment of economic analysis holds that these phenomena are not the result of chance, but of a perfectly drawn-up plan to dismantle the State and plunge the population into total dependency. Is there any data to back this up, or is it pure catastrophism?
The property market as a barometer of collapse
The strongest argument starts with housing. Demand generated by mass immigration, with no control or supply planning, has sent purchase and rental prices soaring. While the middle class sees its purchasing power shrink, developers and investment funds profit. The majority view holds that this demographic pressure is deliberate: a means of dispossessing natives and creating a dependent mass. Against this, others point out that it is simply mismanagement and speculation, not conspiracy.
Geopolitics: the Segarro threat and national disaffection
Information about the rearmament of Segarro by the U.S. and Israel introduces an external variable. There is talk of a plan to destabilise Ceuta, Melilla and the Canary Islands, with the added twist that Spain maintains and finances the very army that could attack it. The removal of sedition as a crime is interpreted as a deliberate weakening of the State's tools. Meanwhile, the Catalan and Basque independence movements are being rekindled, and the corruption of the democratic system is taken for granted. One line of argument holds that all of this is part of a global agenda seeking the collapse of nations.
The institutional response: incompetence or strategy?
The examples pile up: the 2024 DANA flooding, where rescue services were prevented from acting for five days, leaving people trapped in garages; the handling of Elbichito, with care homes abandoned; the questioned vaccines. For some, it is negligence; for others, it is proof that the system has turned against its own population. Citizen passivity, with all responsibility delegated to parties and unions, completes the picture of a broken society.
The question nobody answers is whether we are facing a master plan or the sum of many blunders. The available data do not allow a conclusion, but the debate shows that trust in institutions is at rock bottom and that each new crisis reinforces the theory of the programmed apocalypse.
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Uncontrolled immigration, a reactivated independence movement, the arming of Segarro and a housing crisis that never ends. A segment of economic analysis holds that these phenomena are not the result of chance, but of a perfectly drawn-up plan to dismantle the State and plunge the population into total dependency. Is there any data to back this up, or is it pure catastrophism?
The property market as a barometer of collapse
The strongest argument starts with housing. Demand generated by mass immigration, with no control or supply planning, has sent purchase and rental prices soaring. While the middle class sees its purchasing power shrink, developers and investment funds profit. The majority view holds that this demographic pressure is deliberate: a means of dispossessing natives and creating a dependent mass. Against this, others point out that it is simply mismanagement and speculation, not conspiracy.
Geopolitics: the Segarro threat and national disaffection
Information about the rearmament of Segarro by the U.S. and Israel introduces an external variable. There is talk of a plan to destabilise Ceuta, Melilla and the Canary Islands, with the added twist that Spain maintains and finances the very army that could attack it. The removal of sedition as a crime is interpreted as a deliberate weakening of the State's tools. Meanwhile, the Catalan and Basque independence movements are being rekindled, and the corruption of the democratic system is taken for granted. One line of argument holds that all of this is part of a global agenda seeking the collapse of nations.
The institutional response: incompetence or strategy?
The examples pile up: the 2024 DANA flooding, where rescue services were prevented from acting for five days, leaving people trapped in garages; the handling of Elbichito, with care homes abandoned; the questioned vaccines. For some, it is negligence; for others, it is proof that the system has turned against its own population. Citizen passivity, with all responsibility delegated to parties and unions, completes the picture of a broken society.
The question nobody answers is whether we are facing a master plan or the sum of many blunders. The available data do not allow a conclusion, but the debate shows that trust in institutions is at rock bottom and that each new crisis reinforces the theory of the programmed apocalypse.
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