Figurants

What the Supreme Court has said to Catalan independence is that their leaders, the escaped and the prisoners, used them. What he tells everyone who on October 1, 2017 participated in Catalonia in the illegal referendum is that they were sent to schools as a decoy. That the part of the process in which they were counted on had no end in itself, that it was only part of the game. A provocative fantasy for which they needed figurants, regardless of the consequences. That the hundreds of wounded that the Generalitat counted on that day were part of the plan to move forward. Something the congregates had to suspect before the Catalan Parliament, on October 10, 2017, when they went from ecstasy to misunderstanding, when Puigdemont assumed the mandate to proclaim the republic in less than a minute to suspend it.

What the Supreme Court tells them in their sentence is that the convicts were seditious and not rebellious because they kept them permanently deceived. That "the excited (illusions would be more correct) citizens were unaware that the right to decide had mutated in the right to press", that the elevators had no means to bend to the State "and they knew it", that they wanted to "tighten the rope without breaking it" , that the message of which the referendum was binding was a hoax to "persuade the Spanish Government", that they were aware that everything was "a chimera", "a reverie or a deceptive device" to coax some citizens who were only one Most part of the game.

What the Supreme Court tells them is that they were put in the milkmaid's story that their leaders were riding. You know, that of the young woman who fabulized that the sale of her milk jug in the market was going to take her to the purchase of a cow. The milkmaid is the young man who went stealthily and at night to a school to place the ballot box that had been given by its leader . Who was told that as the next day the whole world would be filled with votes, they would learn that they wanted to be independent. Who was not told that everything was a strategy for internal pressure and international support to force the Government to yield and change the laws to organize a legal consultation in which secessionism would win and the independent republic of Catalonia would be born. But, at the beginning of the exchange, the milkmaid stumbled on a stone and ran out of milk, as the young independentista was faced with the State and the law, and the urn broke.

Two years later there are wounded, detained, burning barricades, roadblocks, sabotage on rail lines, airports taken ... The Generalitat tells those who protest that it empathizes with them. The story continues.

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