this time travel conspiracizing is some cool shit
Kingdom of Devils
Throne day pardons
On the occasion of Throne Day, celebrating this year the 27th anniversary of his enthronement, King Mohammed VI has granted pardon to 1,788 people sentenced by different Moroccan courts, the Justice Ministry said in a statement released Wednesday.
The Ministry of Justice unveiled the list of the beneficiaries of the royal pardon, who are either detained or serving a suspended sentence.
The beneficiaries of the royal pardon include inmates who were granted pardon over their remaining jail terms, and convicts who had their prison terms reduced. One prisoner saw his sentence commuted from life imprisonment to fixed jail terms, while a death sentence was commuted to life imprisonment for another inmate.
Some convicts benefited from pardon over their imprisonment terms but their fines were maintained. Other convicts saw their fines canceled, while others benefited from both a pardon over their prison terms and fines.
The King usually grants free pardon to inmates and convicts on religious and national holidays.
>Fidel Castro did the same thing in the 80s as part of what was called the Mariel Boat Lift
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mariel_boatlift
>soldiers rebelled against the removal of satanic symbols
In military settings, spiritual reflections are inclusive public addresses to a group of individuals that nurture resilience by fostering meaning, purpose, and spiritual well-being, especially within a culture of care and service.
Spiritual reflections do not use religious specific language, including references to God, etc. They reflect upon lessons learned, beliefs, values, and experiences to inspire gratitude, remembrance, hope, and integrity. These principles are grounded in a respect for freedom of conscience and religious expression, while upholding the dignity and value of diverse spiritual traditions.
It is recognized that one can be spiritual or engage in spiritual reflection without being religious.
Ceuta is an autonomous city of Spain on the North African coast, bordered by Morocco. It lies along the boundary between the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean.
>raiding homes in the dead of night
the surrender of Boabdil, last ruler of the Emirate of Granada, to Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castille on 2 January 1492, thus marking the end of the Reconquista
Boabdil, having ceded Granada to the Catholic Monarchs of Spain, Ferdinand and Isabella, turning to take a last look at the city he has lost, before going into exile.
llora como mujer por lo que no supiste defender como hombre
Someone wants complete control of the Strait of Gibraltar now that the Red Sea is closed to Israeli ships.
Spain deploys army to deal with Moroccan invasion of Ceuta
Leibowitz
who is his wife?
looks like he's into trannies
>Pleasure—what a name