In Texas, Viktor Orban invites conservatives to "join forces"
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban speaks at the major American conservative conference, C-Pac in Dallas on August 4, 2022. Getty Images via AFP - BRANDON BELL
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The great conservative conference, the C-Pac, started in Texas.
All that the country has conservative leaders comes to speak, with the highlight being Donald Trump this Saturday.
But this Thursday, August 4, it was a European, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban who came to speak.
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With our correspondent in Washington
,
Guillaume Naudin
Thousands of kilometers from Budapest, Viktor Orban presents Hungary as the Texas of Europe, which fights for freedom, sovereignty, Christianity and against illegal immigration.
In front of the public gathered in Dallas, he defends his 16 years of practice of power.
Those who quit don't win and those who win don't quit, he asserts.
The Hungarian Prime Minister recounts how his country once fought communism, and today the progressive and liberal left.
Moreover for him, it is about the same thing and this time, the fight is fought inside the western camp.
“
Today the West is at war with itself.
We see what kind of future the globalist ruling class has to offer us.
We have a different kind of future in mind.
Globalists can all go to hell, I came to Texas
”.
The leader called on conservatives to "
join forces
", inviting them to "
create their own rules
" against a "
culture war
".
In other words, Viktor Orban came to seek allies in his fight for Western civilization.
And the Hungarian Prime Minister sets a common objective: “
to regain control of the institutions
” in Washington and Brussels.
It will not be easy, but there is no enemy that Christ has not already defeated, he concludes, drawing inspiration from Pope John Paul II.
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