The hidden machinations of state powers conceal secrets that could significantly impact our future. Former agent **Fernando San Agustín** has recently unveiled one of the most critical episodes concerning the survival of the Canary Islands. This plan, conceived during the reign of **Hassan II**, aims for an undeniable goal: the annexation of the **Canary Islands** to Morocco by the year 2030.
This revelation shifts the focus away from the usual tensions on the Peninsula, positioning the Canary Islands at the heart of the Moroccan expansionist agenda. Dubbed **Operation Morocco 2030**, the Moroccan roadmap does not envisage a direct military assault. Rabat recognizes the costs associated with armed conflict. Instead, their strategy relies on a much more insidious institutional approach.
The Calculation of Weakness
The plan stipulates a crucial condition for its execution. Morocco would act when Spain is in the throes of a **profound institutional crisis**. A scenario characterized by political instability, concessions to separatist movements, and a central government lacking authority. This diagnosis, drawn almost fifty years ago, perfectly illustrates the current political landscape.
As the Spanish state increases its bureaucracy and fiscal pressure on the Canary citizenry, it fails in its most fundamental duty: to **ensure territorial integrity and sovereignty**. The fragility of the Moncloa government in the face of demands from Mohamed VI serves as a direct incentive for Rabat to reignite its ambitions regarding the islands. The lack of diplomatic firmness translates into a genuine vulnerability for the Canarian people.
The Silent Invasion
The strategy outlined in the documents intercepted by Spanish intelligence proposes a **cultural substitution**. The aim is to fracture the social cohesion of the Canary Islands from within and legitimize the occupation through a policy of fait accompli.
The plan calls for an increase in requests to build mosques, the introduction of Quranic education in schools, and demands for the adaptation of public services to Islamic religious norms. They do not fire a single bullet. Instead, they utilize the protective framework of our own system to undermine Spanish sovereignty in the islands. Demanding modifications in textbooks to rewrite history serves a clear purpose: to create a minority with external loyalties that can act as a pressure group.
The Spanish state is fully aware of this plan down to the last detail, having acquired it through the defection of one of the foreign masterminds hired by the Moroccan secret service. His wife handed over the 200 pages of the project in exchange for a new identity and official protection.
However, the clock is ticking. With only four years remaining until the deadline set by Hassan II, the inaction of successive governments regarding border control and continuous concessions to Morocco convey a message of submission. For the Canary citizen, this threat transcends mere territorial debate. It poses a direct risk to their **individual freedom**, property rights, and fundamental rights in the face of a neighboring regime that does not recognize checks and balances, free markets, or civil liberties.
As reported by libertaddigital.com.
