The spy agency flagged the assault a full day ahead, naming the date, the hour and the 180,000 followers being whipped up online, so claiming nobody saw it coming does not hold. More than 72,000 people stormed Ceuta, over 140 died and thousands are still camped on the beaches of a city of 84,000. Refusing to name Morocco's role while dodging blame for the border collapse is a betrayal of Spain.
A WhatsApp tip about chatter on Facebook groups is not a forecast that 72,000 people would cross in two days, and no intelligence document predicted anything close to that scale. The government declassified 40 files precisely because it has nothing to hide, and no credible body has produced evidence Morocco orchestrated it. Treason talk is being pumped out by hoax networks inventing epidemics and invasions.
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