King Felipe of Spain worried about Pablo igless and recent Spanish elections

Andy Cruz
   This has not been a good Christmas for King Felipe of Spain as the just concluded elections in Spain threatens his power grip. he has called for calm and unity after the inconclusive Spanish elections in what is perhaps Europe's most unequal society and the gains by Podemos and their bright and charismatic leader Pablo Iglesias made major gains in only their second year and along with the socialist party threatens the elite rule of popular front that has pushed for a right-wing political agenda and tried to move an economy into a sphere of influence in the neo-liberal Anglo sphere and corporate command. The king also called for "national cohesion" in what correspondents say could be criticism of separatists in Catalonia. Spain's King Felipe VI delivers his traditional Christmas address at Royal Palace in Madrid (24 December 2015)Spain is a country on the brink where many people are fed up with the same power structure that justifies an economy where the youth have to live in foreign countries to make a living. This is a deliberate plan by globalists who want few contacts and conclusions of its young citizens from national loyalty and any sovereignty of an independent national state. this is another confused member of the Euro-zone that will have difficulty forming a government and this may be the plan of the Eu from the start in their economic madness and central control where only a few regions prosper through their choice and the rest and driven down hard through austerity and forced ethnic depression and division as we have seen in Spain. King Felipe will act as he gives a shit but this guy is part of the problem and why power is always held in his royal family veins and so much of the youth of his subjects must go to Canada to serve wine and biscuits to wealthy Englishmen and Italian American-Canadian victors of the global trade massive resource extraction era. Felipe is worried as shit as he sits on his throne reading the newspaper and has major bowl movements thinking about Pablo Iglesisis and his Podemos movement. Pablo is a modern day Fidel Castro without the arms and using the ballot box to demand and forestall change for Spain that unquestionably will be the better for most. Unlike Fidel Castro or Robin Hood Pablo doesn't have to hide in the forests or mountains to raise an army to fight for justice. will not be better for King Felipe VI though and he wonders if the VII will still have full reign of the ship and castle in a generation.

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