Reconquista Feminista

A dispatch from the feminist dictatorship known as Spain.

Not too long ago I was chatting in a livestream with my friend Nathan, who goes by SnörkelBlog on Telegram and Odysee, about feminism. Unfortunately that conversation was stolen by the internet fae folk and will never be seen again, but in it I said that even if we concede that some of feminism’s early societal criticism was valid, the fact remains that feminism has morphed into a distinctly anti-male revolutionary force of chaos.

Some believe that feminism is just a stale meme. In the feminist dictatorship known as Spain, it is everything but. 

In the same lost stream with SnörkelBlog, I mentioned how some feminists in the past, such as Andrea Dworkin, argued that the very act of penetration is a form of oppression and violence against women. Recently in Spain, the harpies here were shocked to “discover” that the vast majority of women derive sexual pleasure from penetration and not from, ahem, autostimulation. 

This, the scandalised termagants proclaimed, is further evidence of the patriarchy and misogyny making life a living hell for all women. 

To mark International Women’s Day, in the newspaper El País (Spain’s version of The Guardian), a feminist by the name of Najat El Hachmi unironically wrote in an article entitled Fascist Penises that male-female penetrative sex is “so patriarcal” and “so antiquated”.

It seems that Spain’s feminists are playing catch-up with the rest of the West’s hysterics. They are recycling through old and thoroughly debunked feminist talking points: the salary gap, the glass ceiling, the lack of female police officers and soldiers, and now, penetrative oppression. The curious thing is that no amount of dismantling or disproving of their arguments or policies is ever enough. The feminist revolution, like US wars in the Middle East, is meant to be endless.

So now we have a Moroccan immigrant and feminist complaining in Spain’s paragon leftist newspaper that women preferring to be penetrated by a man rather than masturbate alone is the new crisis del día for the Bolshebitches. Najat El Hachmi appears to be the main feminist op-ed writer at El País. She’s written article after article on the matter. I checked to see if she has written anything about her co-ethnics raping and sexually assaulting women and girls across Spain and the rest of Europe. Nada.

Even curiouser is the fact that these women are lamenting, demonising, penetration yet they are the priestesses of the new religion centred on the female phallus. “¡Las mujeres tienen penes!” (Women have penises!) is the now oft-shouted slogan of Spain’s gender obsessed chicas. I wonder if it’s still patriarchy and oppression when it’s a “woman’s” penis doing the penetration.

This is the strange reality that Spain’s feminists, and feminists all over the West, have created. On the one hand, women are oppressed and victimised by a patriarchal society, so much so that even intercourse is simply a reflection of the contempt with which women are treated. On the other hand, today’s feminists welcome with open arms biological males with meat and two veg stuffed underneath their Victoria’s Secret underwear.

Spain’s Minister of Equality (yes, for real), the contemptible Irene Montero, campaigned hard to pass the Ley Trans. This law allows anyone over 16 years of age to “change their gender”. It also makes Spain the first European country to provide paid menstrual leave. This comes hot on the heels of another law pushed by Montero and her Bolshebitch coterie, the Solo Sí Es Sí law. This new legislation has totally backfired and further made a mockery of the Ministry of Equality. Thanks to the convoluted decrees and changes to existing legal standard, dozens of convicted sex offenders have seen their sentences reduced, and indeed been let loose back onto the streets, thanks to Solo Sí Es Sí (Only Yes Is Yes). Again the contradictions of Spain’s feminists are dizzying. This same government, seemingly under the complete dominion of the Equality Minister and which proudly declares itself to be un gobierno feminista, also passed the ‘Sexual Freedom Law’ in summer of 2022. This law made it such that, according to Montero herself, “No woman will have to prove that there was violence, intimidation, or aggression, for it to be considered as such, as sexual aggression.” In other words, all a woman has to do now is simply accuse someone (a man) of sexual violence and it shall be so. Already, several men, including minors, have been wrongfully jailed due to false accusations. The feminist government, its media arm, and feminists activists groups brush these away as isolated incidents.

For example, the above screenshot details how a 13 year old girl in Valladolid falsely accused a young man of sexual assault, only admitting to her lie after security camera footage disproved her accusation.

The feminist dictatorship doesn’t stop there. It is now possible for a woman to denounce a man for sexual harassment simply if she doesn’t like the way he is speaking to her. I’m not exaggerating when I say that in Spain, you now run the risk of being charged with a sexual crime if you say ‘hola guapa’ to a woman. In what surely must be unprecedented in legislative history, Spain has now created a justice system in which the behaviour of men can be deemed criminal by the whims of women. It is the first time that the application of law will be determined subjectively and solely by women. I have seen video of feminists responding to criticism of this corruption of justice by saying ‘well, deal with it’ and then bursting into the cackling laughter of frenzied hyenas.

Festering Feminism Has Spoiled Spain

The overall effect of all this feminism has been to snuff out the flame of Spain’s famously outgoing and sociable culture. The overall objective is the same as it is everywhere else feminism has taken hold of the culture: Destroy Spain’s macho men, reduce them to whimpering tax cows and frustrated impotents, while promoting homosexual men as the standard; turn relations between men and women into a minefield of resentment, false accusations, trepidation, and short-term pleasure which will ensure the eradication of the nuclear family. I have spoken with plenty of Spanish men and boys about this and all them feel little desire to interact with the fairer sex. This is all happening by design.

Whereas Spain was once fun and sensuous, it is now tense and exhausting. Even many Spanish women are simply exhausted by all of this. Turns out mothers and wives don’t particularly like seeing Spanish law increasingly persecuting their sons and husbands. Turns out the majority of Spanish women, including some of its ‘old school’ feminists, aren’t particularly enthused about biological males swooping into women’s spaces with their big fascist dicks.

I spoke at length about the reality of life under this insidious feminist regime here. Many people were surprised to hear how bad things have become. I don’t share these dispatches from Spain because I want to blackpill people. It is more to provide a different perspective about a country that is often overlooked by nationalists in the Anglosphere, or beheld as a based Catholic stronghold. Yes, Spain is Catholic, in a nominal and performative way, but it is not Catholics which have carried out a reconquista in Iberia this time.

As I said at the beginning of this article, many people act as if feminism is passé. I believe this a complacent way of thinking. There are many heads on the hydra against which we do battle, and feminism is one of them. Almost on a daily basis, I see the damage it causes.

Many Spaniards believe that Irene Montero’s days in politics are numbered, that hardly anyone in Spain is happy with what she’s done. That may be the case, but it will still take some time to undo the deleterious effects of the Ministry of Equality and mend the socio-cultural wounds it has inflicted. The unfortunate thing is that all of this feminist and trans nonsense is just that: nonsense. Nowadays, many internet sleuths are quick to label news stories ‘a distraction’. In this case, I think they would have a point in arguing that Spain’s feminist agenda is a distraction. There are certainly far more important issues than Spain’s fascist penises. However, we all would be committing an error if we think ignoring this nonsense means it will go away.