The time has come to form a new alliance. And this can only be done if the old alliance is brought to an end. It is time for Fidesz to terminate the humiliating negotiations with the European People’s Party. The People’s Party is no longer that of Helmut Kohl.
Today’s People’s Party is no different from either socialists or liberals. They repeat the same, in the same way. They are ready for the European Grand Coalition.
The People’s Party no longer defends the nation, Christianity, the traditional family model, or any specific European tradition. The People’s Party has become one of the slaves in the household of sick liberalism.
Out of fear, out of conviction, for money, under the aggressive pressure of Western press – never mind the reason.
The liberalism – which once served as the philosophy and ideology of citizens who wished to establish nation-states – is nothing else today than a negative prefix. Not simply in the old way when “people’s democracy” stood for the lack and denial of democracy, but to a much more worrying extent. To date, liberalism as such has declared war on all the three defining identities of the human being.
It has already eliminated religious identity, it is now eliminating national identity and is about to eliminate the gender identity of the European, Western individual. This is what we have to face and above all, articulate. Without these three identities there is no Europe, no European culture, no European civilisation.
Henceforth, the People’s Party has betrayed Helmut Kohl’s legacy and instead wants to realise György Soros’s delirium about an “open society”, whatever that means.
Today, the first man of Europe is suffering from a mental and moral crisis: he is a puppet whose strings are pulled by Soros. If not financially, at any rate, mentally. The leaders of the People’s Party, Joseph Daul and Manfred Weber have made it clear that they will strictly uphold this approach. Weber’s ultimatum has proven that negotiations are pointless. In the run up to the 2008 economic crisis, the leaders of Europe, the petty officials of Brussels, decided to create the European United States. The greatest obstacle