What Sebastian spoke about.

Mr President, last month in Solingen, Germany, a supporter of ISIS stabbed three to death and wounded eight. The suspect arrived in Germany as an asylum seeker in 2022. The application was rejected and he had to be returned to Bulgaria, where he had already lodged an application, but the authorities could not find him. Everyone now sees what a foolish continent Europe has become. Macron, Merkel and von der Leyen, say their names! Your policies and your inaction have been life-threatening for Europe. In my hometown of Oulu, a series of dozens of sexual crimes against children was uncovered, in which the perpetrators were mainly men of foreign background. The authors came to Finland through Europe, through your countries! What kind of Union does not protect the most vulnerable? It's like this. External borders must be supported and abusers must be returned to their countries of origin. It must be our honorary duty this season. We've seen enough. We've had enough.

You often use this example to say that it is unfortunate what has just happened, for example, with regard to immigration. This should not be talked about, this can stigmatize and so on. But when will you start worrying about what will happen to European citizens, how people will be killed and killed? Charlie Hebdo attacks, in the theater people are murdered, priests are slit throats. Three people have been murdered with a knife. When can we begin to conclude that something is wrong with our immigration policy?

Madam President, during the recently concluded term, we approved a support instrument for Ukraine amounting to EUR 50 billion. But what does it say about us Europeans that the size of the EU recovery instrument was EUR 800 billion, with half intended for green and digital transition projects? Are our priorities in order? Should this House instead ensure that we transition safely back to the situation we were in before, respecting state borders and not allowing Putin’s predatory actions? Only then can we be sure that other worthy goals can be achieved. Every day that the suffering of Ukrainians continues, we should look at ourselves in the mirror and feel ashamed. We are helping Ukraine to fight, but not to win. This must change. Slava Ukraini!