Speeches

Europe wants to teach everyone. No one listens to Europe anymore. Because the world is changing: Economic, technological, geopolitical. And we are still lagging behind: We want to save the climate, but only destroy our own continent through green deindustrialization. The others don't do this: The Global South views our green teachings as neocolonialism: These countries were poor. You are ambitious. They want prosperity. They do not want this prosperity to be regulated away from us. The United States, on the other hand, will foreseeably exit the Paris climate agreement under Trump. We need to be able to afford green politics. Even the United States can no longer do that. In plain language: We are isolated with our course worldwide. We cut ourselves into our own meat: Instead of prosperity and sovereignty, there is poverty and dependence. We make ourselves the mockery of the world. Innovation, industry and interest-based relationships with the rest of the world - that's what we need! What we do not need is misunderstood ‘global governance’, value imperialism and climate hysteria. It's time for Europe to wake up!

Mr President, Niger is a fragile state. Poverty, instability, corruption, Islamist terrorism: these problems have persisted for many years. The military coup has further destabilised the country: President Mohamed Bazoum has now been arbitrarily detained for over two years. Many states of the region have condemned this. One might think that this has nothing to do with us: after all, Niger is far away. But that is not the case: under President Bazoum, Niger was an important strategic partner for us in the fight against Islamist terrorism, but also in border management. This matters because Niger is a key transit country for migration and has a rapidly growing population. The ongoing destabilisation of the country threatens us with even more mass migration and expansion of Islamist terrorism. This is neither in our interest nor in the interest of Niger. We therefore call for the immediate release of President Mohamed Bazoum, and we must find ways to cooperate with Niger in the fight against terrorism and migration management.

Mr President! Turkey is a great nation. Our peoples have many things in common, such as the Brotherhood of Arms, but also many common interests: trade, energy, countering illegal migration, border management and stability in the Middle East. Turkey is one of our key strategic partners and our bridge to Asia – this is particularly important in times of multipolarity. We should expand this partnership, but this also includes mutual respect. Turkey cannot finance Islamic organisations in Germany and Europe while harassing foreign Christians in its own country; It doesn't work that way. The fact that foreign Christians are structurally disadvantaged in Turkey can be traced back to a narrow formalistic interpretation of the 1923 Treaty of Lausanne, which still defines Turkish minority and religious policy. In addition, since the 2016 coup attempt, there has been a greatly expanded concept of security and an overstretched prevention logic. According to this logic, foreign Christians are often seen as geopolitically exploitable actors, as a national security risk. It's absurd! Conversely, one would also have to consider Turkish Muslims in Europe as a fifth column. This asymmetry must end; it poisons our relations – this is neither in our nor in Turkey’s interest.

Mr President! According to former Ugandan dictator Idi Amin: ‘There is freedom of speech, but I cannot guarantee freedom after the speech.’ This is somewhat reminiscent of the situation of Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine: He had the freedom to run, but he had no real freedom after his candidacy. Critics of longtime Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni draw parallels to the reign of terror of Idi Amin. Uganda is a typical example of postcolonial authoritarian rule. This is known from many African countries: Opposition is suppressed, critics are intimidated, including opposition leader Bobi Wine. Between 2020 and 2024, the EU spent almost €100 million to strengthen governance in Uganda. That didn't work out so well: In Uganda, this was perceived as foreign interference; It provoked reactions. In the end, it was, it must be said, money thrown out. We should focus our development policy on infrastructure projects and economic growth, not on the export of value. This brings Uganda prosperity and gives us access to resources – win-win without instruction. This is the only way to achieve sustainable change.

Madam President, Robert Fico is an old-school Social Democrat. His beliefs don't always match mine, but I can respect him. Why? Because he doesn't want to give up national sovereignty, because he doesn't push the woke virus, because he's betting on diplomacy, he's not a war bastard. And he's right. It is not in Bratislava that women are mass raped, it is not in Bratislava that children become victims of premature sexualisation, it is not in Bratislava that peace diplomacy is rejected. This is happening in Brussels, in Berlin. You talk about diversity all the time, but your diversity only applies to those who have your views. And all your rule of law proceedings against Slovakia and Hungary are nothing more than blackmail. You have no respect for the values, traditions and history of these countries. You're acting like colonial gentlemen. Stop it! Hands off Slovakia!

Mr President! Pedro Sánchez turns his country into a multicultural laboratory. 500,000 illegal migrants legalize overnight by decree past parliament, past the people: This is a crime against Spain, this is a crime against Europe, and this cannot be justified by sovereignty. Spain's sovereignty ends where it attacks the sovereignty of other states, and that is the case here. Pedro Sánchez raped Schengen. It threatens our security, our welfare state, our identity. And why does he do that? Because he needs the population exchange in order to win elections in the future. He imports his new electorate; Irene Montero of the Spanish left-wing extremists openly admits this. Ethnic choice through great exchange – that is what it is all about. Yesterday still right-wing extremist conspiracy theory, today already left-wing extremist government program. You almost have to be thanked for this openness. But that's not enough: Sánchez also wants to censor social media. A muzzle for patriots, so that you can only hear left-wing nonsense. Honestly, not a bad idea, I think that's good, because every time the left opens its mouth, I think of the words of the Colombian philosopher Nicolás Gómez Dávila: One does not become right when one listens to rights; You turn right when you listen to the left. The elections in Aragon confirm this: Huge losses for the socialists, and the left-wing radicals of Podemos – 0.9 percent. You are a sect. I think they now have more members than voters. So, your hatred of your own is not majority-capable, your oikophobia is not majority-capable. A great exchange will take place, but in the parliaments. Their left-wing parties are being replaced, but not the proud Spanish people.

Mr President! Maybe Simeon Trux, also known as Maja, was born in the wrong body. But at least he spends the next eight years in the right place, namely in prison. Because the prison is the right place for antifa terrorists who smash the skulls of innocent people with hammers. It is a shame that the parliamentary arm of left-wing terrorism is represented in this House. The Left stands in solidarity with Maja. It insinuates that striking the skulls of dissenters is a democratic duty. What a scum! I thank Hungary for finally giving the fight to left-wing terror, unlike this Parliament, which does not even manage to lift the immunity of Ilaria Salis, a member of the hammer gang. They protect left-wing terror. Eight years in prison for Simeon Trux is a good start, but in order for him not to be so lonely, I wish him a cellmate – Ilaria Salis.

Madam President, Leftists cannot lose, but they will have to get used to it – in Europe, in Honduras. There, right-wing conservative Nasry Asfura was elected president. International election observers, including the EU, have not been able to detect any electoral fraud. Nevertheless, the executive refused to acknowledge the outcome. The executive is – oh wonder – in the hands of the socialists. It has therefore been recounted – the result is the same: Victory for Asfura. The incumbent socialist president, Castro, didn't care. She called for a second recount of new, hand-picked election observers, monitored and supervised by the socialist-enforced executive – completely unconstitutional. The will of the Hondurans must be respected. They want a new president, they want to go the right way, they want Asfura – for good reason. Honduras is the poorhouse of Central America – high murder rate, rising corruption, a hotspot of drug trafficking. How do you fight that? Neighbor El Salvador shows how. President Bukele has fought gang crime there in the shortest possible time, the murder rate fell by 96 percent. El Salvador is now safer than Canada, and the economy is growing faster than before. Honduras can do that too.