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by Louise Mclean
The Conservative Political Action Conference was held this summer from 4th to 7th August in Dallas, Texas, with a big line up of speakers.
There was a great deal of excitement at the conference because Donald Trump's 43 candidate endorsements had nearly all won their primaries and the majority of people in the audience were MAGA (Make America Great Again) supporters!
On Thursday 4th August, Viktor Orban took to the stage to often rapturous applause, especially when he attacked the Woke agenda by saying: 'A man is a father, a woman is a mother and stay away from our children!' He also talked about how Hungary had refused to take in any illegal migrants and how they had built a wall which had successfully kept them out.
Orban is no fan of the globalists and their agenda. He mentioned how Hungary was a Christian country which believes in the family. They have given tax breaks to married people, which has resulted in a doubling of marriages in the past 10 years and a halving of abortions.
Also attending was Nigel Farage who spoke on Saturday 6th August. He has attended before and he is due to attend CPAC in Sydney. His speech was not as long as Orban's but he made it clear that the biggest threat we face is the 5th column inside our countries attempting to destroy the family unit, our Judeo Christian culture, our constitution and our history, through a Marxist education system infiltrating our schools, colleges and universities.
Nigel also attacked the Fake News and how he was sick of hearing the accusation of white privilege in the English speaking countries.
Farage said our conservative parties and elected representatives were not actually conservatives. The Americans have their RINOS (Republicans in Name Only) and he thinks the UK has the same, as Boris Johnson was elected as a Conservative Prime Minister but chose to govern as a liberal.
Nigel said if America falls, we all fall and he urged the people there to fight back against all this and pointed out that the silent majority of the public are on our side.
Nigel went on to praise Trump and pointed out how in 2018 Trump had warned the Germans not to be dependent on Russian energy and they had laughed at him but 'they are not laughing now'.
The highly anticipated big speech of the weekend came from Donald Trump on Saturday night. He spoke of how the US is a nation in decline, how energy prices are sky high, when under his administration America had been energy independent. Now President Biden has been begging Saudi Arabia and Venezuela for oil, having closed down oil production in America. He said the US now has the highest inflation in over 40 years and that the Stock Market is at its lowest for five decades.
Trump pointed out how the US had surrendered in Afghanistan and left behind $85 billion worth of the finest military hardware in the world. He said the nation no longer had a free or fair press and free speech was no longer allowed. The education system was failing badly, crime in Democrat-run cities was rampant and the economy was collapsing. Trump felt America was no longer respected or listened to.
He also talked about the political persecution he has had to endure since 2016. How he was accused of working with Russia, which was proven to be a hoax and was nearly impeached twice for committing no crime.
However he believed that soon the US would have its greatness again and the hard working patriots who built the country would save the country. With all of Trump's candidates winning in the primaries recently, it certainly looks like the Republican Party will win the November midterms and make a highly successful comeback!
Two of the biggest stars at the conference were Republicans Kari Lake of Arizona and Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia. Kari Lake had just won her primary for governor of Arizona. Kari is a hugely popular ex journalist and does not hold back when speaking. Marjorie is also a very popular, straight talking woman, who has been continually attacked by the press. She actually went to visit the January 6th prisoners and reported to the world on the terrible conditions they are living in. Altogether there were nearly 40 speakers.
