What conclusions can be drawn after the CPAC Hungary event? What are the main results?
The most important conclusion is that years of work have paid off, and that an action alliance of pro-peace, anti-globalist forces, the "Wokebusters", has been established. We have proved beyond doubt that national-minded forces can be unified on the international stage to defend the real values of the West. We can already claim this as a huge success, which will only be complete if the intellectual arsenal honed at CPAC Hungary helps the forces of peace and common sense to win at the most important stages of this electoral super year: in June in Europe and in November in the United States. The "rapid response corps", the Wokebusters, is already in place, but the swamps have yet to be drained while winning voter support. The Hungarian Right has proven once again that we are the beating heart of the world's conservative bloodstream. The fact that we have captured the attention of - with only a little exaggeration - half the globe for two days is not only a great honor, but also a great responsibility. However, I am sure that the Hungarian right-wing politicians, parties, thinkers, journalists and think tanks can cope with this burden, as we have proved ourselves countless times over the past nearly decade and a half. The work of the real press, the "real news", has also contributed greatly to this success. We are grateful to those who gave accurate coverage of the conference events. They helped bring to all corners of the world one of the central messages of CPAC Hungary: we have to live up to the expectations of God, our families, our country and of ourselves, but not those of liberals. We do not play by the progressive globalists' rules.
What kind of boost can the pro-peace forces gain from CPAC Hungary?
This year, it seems that the voters of the United States and Europe are just a few months away from deciding the direction of Western civilization. It is no exaggeration to say that we are at the beginning of a critical period. There is no more central issue than the one at the heart of this election, which is centered on one question: voters must choose between war and peace. CPAC Hungary is shouldering a heavy responsibility, as we have taken upon ourselves the task of acting as a kind of intellectual armory to equip our allies for the coming battle. We will have done the right thing if we not only set ourselves intellectual goals, but also triumph on the political battlefield so that there can be peace on the real battlefield. In the days leading up to our conference, it emerged that Hungary is now the only place in Europe where conservatives can gather in peace to synchronize their watches ahead of the election campaign. In a sign of the fierce struggle, one of the most prominent speeches at CPAC Hungary - given by the young Dutch law philosopher and conservative opinion leader Eva Vlaardingerbroek - was nearly banned by the woke-elitists. Of course, this has happened before with speakers at the conference: Steve Bannon's video message last year was censored by YouTube, and Jack Posobiec was harassed by police officers at the World Economic Forum. But this year, they were too late, as Eva's speech has already reached tens of millions of people. We can therefore hope that the arguments made at CPAC will find their way to the electorate, who will this year put an end to the era of liberal arrogance and usher in the dawn of nations.