Spanish minister María Jesús Montero makes bizarre mouth grimaces at a rally
Footage of María Jesús Montero grimacing at a rally has sparked wild theories on Burbuja.info, from drug use to demonic possession. Enter the thread
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Montero's grimaces: drugs, possession or political circus?
Footage of María Jesús Montero contorting her mouth at a rally has unleashed the wildest theories on Burbuja.info. The viral video shows the Spanish deputy prime minister making facial gestures some call "creepy" and others "hilarious". The forum was quick to take sides: most point to substance use, while a minority suggests neurological problems or even possession.
The debate: from cocaine to exorcism
The thread opens with a message describing the video as "kind of scary", and from there the comments explode. Users like "duf28" declare: "She's posseeeeeessed", while "SNKO" quips: "That's some good cheap dope the PSOE folks are on". Others, like "mvpower", go further: "Her jaw is stuck from so many drugs… they're clearly all actors". The iguana or chameleon metaphor comes from "Duda Metódica", to which "Antiparticula" replies drily: "Chameleons and iguanas are reptiles. Careful there."
References to exorcism are constant. "favelados" posts a Pazuzu GIF with the comment: "Pazuzu comes through her window and savagely possesses her". Some compare the scene to pavor movies, like "Abrojo", who links the legendary The Exorcist GIF. Dark humor and irony run rampant, with memes linking Montero to cocaine, pills or even "benzos".
What the serious voices say
It's not all jokes. Some users try to offer a less conspiratorial explanation. "Vanderwilde." comments: "I've seen people fed up with snow do that", suggesting a nervous tic from the cold. "Chimpu" points to possible causes: "Coke, benzos or pills for some neurological problem". Meanwhile, "Lo que el Yangtsé Arrasó" introduces the mind-control theory: "It wouldn't be surprising if more than one Spanish politician is mentally controlled by intelligence agencies". But these voices are a minority against the flood of mockery.
The overall tone is scorn toward the political class. "Gorrino capitalista" takes the chance to attack the party leadership: "They've pulled her out of the deputy prime minister's office… to get smashed in the Andalusian elections… Xanxe will find her some position eventually". And "BudSpencer" wraps up: "They don't have the slightest decency left to appear in public coked out of their minds".
What's behind the grimaces?
The original video, uploaded by "jalp9000", offers no context. Forum users speculate mercilessly, but no one has provided an objective fact explaining the gestures. The question hanging over the thread is: if this is what we pay for with our taxes, is it time to laugh or to cry? The debate remains open, and the thread has reached no consensus beyond widespread skepticism.
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Footage of María Jesús Montero contorting her mouth at a rally has unleashed the wildest theories on Burbuja.info. The viral video shows the Spanish deputy prime minister making facial gestures some call "creepy" and others "hilarious". The forum was quick to take sides: most point to substance use, while a minority suggests neurological problems or even possession.
The debate: from cocaine to exorcism
The thread opens with a message describing the video as "kind of scary", and from there the comments explode. Users like "duf28" declare: "She's posseeeeeessed", while "SNKO" quips: "That's some good cheap dope the PSOE folks are on". Others, like "mvpower", go further: "Her jaw is stuck from so many drugs… they're clearly all actors". The iguana or chameleon metaphor comes from "Duda Metódica", to which "Antiparticula" replies drily: "Chameleons and iguanas are reptiles. Careful there."
References to exorcism are constant. "favelados" posts a Pazuzu GIF with the comment: "Pazuzu comes through her window and savagely possesses her". Some compare the scene to pavor movies, like "Abrojo", who links the legendary The Exorcist GIF. Dark humor and irony run rampant, with memes linking Montero to cocaine, pills or even "benzos".
What the serious voices say
It's not all jokes. Some users try to offer a less conspiratorial explanation. "Vanderwilde." comments: "I've seen people fed up with snow do that", suggesting a nervous tic from the cold. "Chimpu" points to possible causes: "Coke, benzos or pills for some neurological problem". Meanwhile, "Lo que el Yangtsé Arrasó" introduces the mind-control theory: "It wouldn't be surprising if more than one Spanish politician is mentally controlled by intelligence agencies". But these voices are a minority against the flood of mockery.
The overall tone is scorn toward the political class. "Gorrino capitalista" takes the chance to attack the party leadership: "They've pulled her out of the deputy prime minister's office… to get smashed in the Andalusian elections… Xanxe will find her some position eventually". And "BudSpencer" wraps up: "They don't have the slightest decency left to appear in public coked out of their minds".
What's behind the grimaces?
The original video, uploaded by "jalp9000", offers no context. Forum users speculate mercilessly, but no one has provided an objective fact explaining the gestures. The question hanging over the thread is: if this is what we pay for with our taxes, is it time to laugh or to cry? The debate remains open, and the thread has reached no consensus beyond widespread skepticism.
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