Mateusz Morawiecki at CPAC: Europe is increasingly resembling the Roman Empire in its last days (Video)

Mateusz Morawiecki, former Polish Prime Minister, began his speech by saying, let’s talk about how to make Europe strong again. As he said, Budapest is a city of freedom of speech, unfortunately the same is not true for Brussels, as they tried with all their might to prevent the holding of the NatCon conference. He added:

Leftist forces in Europe are three times worse than anywhere else in the world.

At the strategic level, we have three major goals that we want to achieve: maintaining welfare states, a strong defense policy, and fulfilling strict climate goals. However, as he said, this is an “impossible trinity” and only two of them can be realized. “Let’s add these up, the expenses for the implementation of the climate policy goals can reach from 500 billion euros to 1 trillion euros per year. Furthermore, in terms of security and defense policy, it can be said that the USA spends 750-800 billion dollars annually. NATO members spend a total of 350-400 billion euros on the same. “

We European citizens agree that defense spending must be increased, this is critical for the security of Europe

As he said, he would choose welfare and defense policy by increasing the GDP. Many people say that this is not a world war, but a world at war with many hot spots (eg Kosovo, Taiwan) The world has become a dangerous place again. As he said, the EU is increasingly resembling the Roman Empire, which is similarly on the verge of collapse. He added:

Viktor Orbán, if he had not taken brave steps in 2015, we would already be in the middle of migration chaos

Towards the end, the Roman Empire did not deal with the military, European countries similarly neglected defense developments. The bureaucracy took over the Roman Empire, we have to take back the leadership today. Stability is needed in times of uncertainty. The European institutions are currently preparing to amend the treaty, which would centralize a significant part of power in Brussels.

Tusk previously denied that he would accept this, and then his foreign minister said that with Ukraine’s entry, EU treaties will have to be changed, he thinks there is no other way

The former Polish prime minister said that we cannot sacrifice our Christian traditions and our defense policy on the altar of climate policy, green spending cannot be so high that it would be disproportionate. He explained that Europe must re-industrialise, otherwise Europe will lose its competitiveness.

Conservatism is a concept that refers to the future.