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European leaders disturbed by the recent remarks of JD Vance Vice -President in Munich should consider listening to their own citizens, instead of taking care of their colleagues of the elite, according to American conservatives who attended a global conference in London.
Tail. Harriet Hageman, R-Wyo.Heritage Kevin Roberts Foundation also spoke with a group of journalists after a conference of the London Responsible Citizenship Federation on Tuesday night by GMT. The conference is intended for the gathering of those with a vision of empowering citizens all over the world and is associated with a Canadian psychologist and media commentator Jordan Peterson.
Vance said earlier to the Bavarian Confabs of the World Leaders that “the threat I most care about in Europe is not Russia; this is not China. This is not the second external actor, which I care about is the threat of the inside from the inside with some of its most basic values, values which are shared with the United States. ”
Vance also criticized what he called “Cavalier” and “shocking” fear of the right -wing German party in the upcoming Chancellor elections.
“What JD Vance said to Munich only the other day was acknowledging that it was not our government to control our lives and to make sure that we have freedom and freedom we need to order our own lives and make our own lives and make our own decisions,” Said Hageman.
Liz Cheney’s Member of Wyoming drove in what was similarly considered to be a populist victory over the political establishment, he spoke of what she called “new hope” that global conservatism prevail against the “return skates” of the Government that brought hard rules instead of listening to people instead of listening to people .
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In the meantime, Roberts offered advice to world leaders such as German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, who expressed anger over Vance’s speech – in which the vice president warned of such proverbial turning from the “most basic values” of the west, such as free speech and the reaction of the Government to the population.
Roberts said the reaction seems limited to “a small number of very voice European leaders like [Scholz] And unfortunately, it is simblematic in what we have seen in the last few years. “
“[Scholz] and especially [France’s Emmanuel Macron] Several other leaders like to wave their finger at Americans and say that we have to do more to defend our interests when they do not give enough sacrifice to spend the necessary consumption for defense as part of their annual budgets, “Roberts said.
“And that is a kind of healthy revolution that [Vance and President Donald Trump] They also bring home policy and foreign policy. “
Reference to the conversations he ran while he was in London and at a conference, Roberts said that he and Hageman “translated” American conservative policies stated by people like Vance Europeans – and they are adultery.
“The translation would be easier if more of these European leaders would be more engaged in common sense,” he said.
“Maybe beer with everyday Germans, not spending so much time in Brussels (in the EU).”
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Scholz expressed anger over Vance’s nodding to the right -wing alternative Für Deutschland (AFD) in the upcoming Berlin elections. The party, while aligning with some economic principles of the global right, also has what critics consider to be chosen return calls to the Nazi Party, which is banned in Germany after World War II.
“Today’s democracy in Germany and Europe are founded on the historical consciousness and the realization that democracy can be destroyed by radical anti-democracy,” Scholz said this week.
“And that is why we have created institutions that ensure that our democracy can be defended against their enemies and rules that do not limit or limit their freedom but protect them.”
