The CPAC Hungary Address by Harald Vilimsky and Geert Wilders
The Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) Hungary is in full swing, with European national-conservative leaders taking the stage to address the audience. Among them are Harald Vilimsky, MEP for the Austrian Freedom Party (FPÖ), and Geert Wilders, leader of the Dutch Party for Freedom (PVV).
During his speech, Vilimsky emphasized the importance of unity and forming alliances across Europe and the United States to bring about political change. He criticized the so-called conservatives in Austria for their leftist ideologies and called for a counter-movement towards the center.
Vilimsky also praised Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán for his dedication to protecting Hungary from illegal migration and highlighted the importance of preserving European national cultures.
On the other hand, Geert Wilders addressed the pressing issues facing Europe, including the threats of Wokism and demographic decline. He passionately spoke about the need to stand against mass immigration and uphold Europe’s Christian Western heritage.
Wilders shared his personal experience of facing death threats for criticizing Islam and urged conservatives to continue fighting for their beliefs. He highlighted the rise of national conservatives in Europe and the importance of pushing back against globalist policies.
The event also featured speeches from Foreign and Trade Minister Péter Szijjártó, who defended Hungary’s democratic values despite criticism, and other conservative leaders advocating for free speech and conservative ideals in Budapest.
CPAC Hungary serves as a platform for conservative voices to come together, inspire action, and push back against the challenges facing Europe today.
