“» Yes « to the natural family. »No« to the LGBT lobby. "Yes" to gender identity. »No« to gender ideology. »Yes« to the culture of life. »No« to the depths of death. »Yes« to the Cross. »No« to the violence of Islam. »Yes« to safe borders. "No" to mass immigration. "Yes" to employment for our citizens. »No« to the big international financiers. "Yes" to the sovereignty of the people. »No« to the bureaucrats in Brussels; And "Yes" to our civilisation, and "No" to those who want to destroy it. (...) Long live Europe of patriots! "

These words, delivered at the election rally of the Spanish VOX party by the future / current Italian Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, Brussels Eurocracy should learn by heart. Perhaps these words herald the arrival of a new Europe and certainly question the current order by which the EU rulers have bound the Old Continent.

So is the victory of the right-wing in Sweden, especially the Swedish Democrats who have been sentenced to the political ghetto so far. There have already been screams that this country, the model for the left ruling the Union and its peoples, has been taken over by racists, fascists and others.

Eurocrats and the relentlessly progressive elite members get panic attacks. The threats of the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, did not help. Perhaps the words of the German leader, that Italy could be punished, like Poland and Hungary, if they did not choose the correct parties or if the government they formed would not obey Brussels, added a few points to the victorious right-wing coalition.

Italians won't bow their necks

The triumph of the Italian right is great - it has won 235 seats in the 400-seat Chamber of Deputies and will have 112 out of 200 senators. Italy has a chance for a strong, stable government, traditionally very difficult to form on the Tiber, with the first female Prime Minister in the country's history - Giorgia Meloni.

This fact is also excellent news for Poland. We can gain a powerful ally - the third country in the Union in terms of strength and size of the economy. Even during the televised election debate, Meloni, as the leader of the Brothers of Italy party (paranoid politicians should change the party's name to Brothers and Sisters of Italy), stated that she did not agree to the constant punishment and sanctions against Poland and Hungary and that her government would not allow the Eurocrats to do so.

One can also be calm about the new government's tough course toward Russia. The dilemmas of her ally Matteo Salvini do not move Giorgia Meloni, who strongly advocates maintaining sanctions against the bloody regime; Moreover, the Quorum / You Trend poll shows that 43% of Italians support them, and only 37% are against them. 20% do not have a clear opinion on this matter.

It is good that Mrs von der Leyen said whatever came to her mind and threatened the Italians. It has stripped them of their illusions of what the present European Commission represents and how ideologised, anti-democratic and authoritarian it is. The greater their determination could be.

Matteo Salvini, former and probably future Deputy Prime Minister, leader of the coalition party - League, has already announced that he would submit a motion of no confidence in the chairman of the Commission. It is unlikely that a majority in the European Parliament will be ready to support him, but this is a clear announcement that the Italians will not bow to the EU's corpses.

At one time, then Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi offered German MEP Martin Schulz the role of “a kapo” in a film about German Concentration Camps which his friend was making. So it looks like there will be many colourful, temperamental figures in Giorgia Meloni's government. This position may be a way to restore Italy's hope and energy after the rule of the bony, heartless Eurocrat Mario Draghi banker and the earlier mad activist of the left-wing parties that pushed Italy to the brink of bankruptcy.

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  And the Eurocrats have reasons to panic. During the pandemic, when the European Commission showed its helplessness, and it turned out that the so-called European solidarity meant nothing, only 27 per cent of Italians favoured staying in the Union. Across the country, people took action - notoriously dropping EU flags from public buildings. Not only ordinary citizens participated in it, but also political and economic activists, councillors, mayors, journalists and officials. Since then, the radical sentiment has cooled down, but Brussels must be on guard.

History of Usurpation

The Eurocracy can certainly bring powerful guns against Italy. It has power over its currency - the Pan-European Euro, managed by the European Central Bank led by Christine Lagarde from France. Italians are so indebted that raising interest rates could lead them to insolvency as Greece did in its time. Fortunately, it is a multi-edged weapon, and the same would happen to obedient and defensive Spain and Portugal.

This is another example of how a country, which deprives itself of its currency and monetary policy, incapacitates the entire state. The German Think Tank Center for European Policy has calculated that, since the introduction of the Euro, the average Italian citizen has lost 73.6 thousand Euros on the new currency.

Italians are trapped in the common currency, the same as the Baltic States, which do not have any monetary tools to suppress their raging inflation. They are entirely at the mercy of the governors of the European Central Bank, who are in office and are meeting in Frankfurt.

It is the unfortunate Euro and financial issues that largely shape Italian politics. But the story about Italy is also a story of arrogance, usurpation, and breaking democracy, which populate Brussels with all their EU aristocracy. Therefore, one of the essential tasks of the winning coalition is to change the constitution and introduce a presidential system in the shape of the French Republic. A citizen-elected president would be at the head of the government and not be a puppet of the Union and financial institutions as they used to be. These changes are not only about stabilising governments but also preventing Berlin and Brussels from deciding for Italians who is to govern them.

Italians remember well that in 2011, the Union and financial institutions forced the parliamentary majority Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi to resign under the threat of withholding funds. He was then replaced by a financier, a notorious European commissioner - a man guarding the EU conciliation - Mario Monti.

In 2014, former US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner revealed in his book "Stress Test" that Union officials asked Washington to help overthrow the Berlusconi government. The Obama administration was supposed to block a loan from the International Monetary Fund and make its unblocking conditional on Berlusconi's resignation.

Another scandalous intervention took place in 2018. The coalition of the League, the Five Star Movement and Forza Italia by Berlusconi, wanted to appoint Paolo Savona as economy minister, who was a great critic of the German order in the EU and was to prepare a plan for Italy's exit from the eurozone. Calls from Brussels and Berlin to President Sergio Mattarelli led to the rejection of the candidacy.

Giorgia different than everyone else

In addition to the possible change to the constitution so that Berlin and Brussels cannot furnish their cabinets in Rome, the Eurocrats have one more hard bite: the charismatic leader Giorgia Meloni, who rejects politically correct gibberish and refers to fundamental values, not their lousy "European" fakes.

This is a character from a black or rather red Brussels nightmare. It has everything that EU officials lack: charisma, courage, reason, openness, and above all, constant, conservative views that another leftist fashion cannot violate.

Brussels has not yet dealt with a politician who would be so passionate, temperamental and energetic. Probably no European politician can speak so clearly and emphatically about matters important to the vast number of intimidated and silenced Europeans.

- Now they clearly say that the column: father/mother should be removed from the documents - she said at the election rally, hoisting the Italian flag on the stand. - Because family is the enemy. Because gender identity is the enemy. Because national identity is the enemy. Everything that defines us is their enemy. It is a game to impose one way of thinking on us. They must take away everything we are because when we no longer have an identity, no roots, we are devoid of consciousness and will become defenceless. This is their game. They want us to be parent number 1, number 2, be LGBT gender, citizens X, numbers. But we are not numbers. We are human, and we will defend our identity. I am Giorgia; I am a woman; I am a mother; I am Italian; I am a Christian, and you will not take it away from me ... I am ashamed of a country that does nothing for families. I do not believe in a state that places the wish of a homosexual to legally adopt a child against the child's right to have a father and a mother just because the homosexual votes and the child does not. A genuinely righteous state deals with the weakest, those who cannot defend themselves.

Such words cause panic. But when CNN and the BBC say there hasn't been such an extreme right-wing government in Italy since Mussolini, they're just talking nonsense.

Mussolini was a socialist, head of the most prominent socialist magazine and the official body of the Italian Socialist Party, "Avanti". He realised that instead of uniting, the proletarians of all countries were slaughtered in the trenches of World War I and, therefore, the national identity was more substantial than class identity, quite contrary to what was preached by Marx. But never mind the history and political doctrines; It boils down to the fact that anyone who opposes the authoritarian left that rules Europe becomes a racist or a fascist.

The repertoire of innuendo has not changed for years. But let's announce to the enlightened guests of the even more enlightened TV station: - (Meloni) has something that Marine Le Pen has not developed to the same extent: Meloni does not speak. She screams. Some of the audience obviously needed a screaming leader; Hence the Italian success – Jacek Pałasiński, a former correspondent of this station in Italy, thoroughly analysed the elections on TVN24. The journalist, Andrzej Morozowski, who was leading the program, brilliantly remarked, “we had a leader who shouted - his name was Hitler, and he was doing very well". Jędrzej Bielecki, a journalist from "Rzeczpospolita", added: "Mussolini must have screamed as well." Pałasiński punctuated the whole thing: "But Mussolini took long breaks and got puffed up". -

The whole dialogue is worth mentioning, as it summarises everything progressive media across the West have to say about the Italian elections. There is no need to read or listen to anything else.

Sweden Democrats leave the ghetto

And if not enough, you can listen to the speech of the Swedish MEP Malin Björk, who in Strasbourg called on the EU to correct the mistake of her stupid compatriots who voted incorrectly and chose the right. She announced that, in Sweden, a government was being formed with a racist party and demanded that the EU "unite" and stop the extreme right in Europe.

Although not as loud as in Italy, her victory is even more spectacular. Although the Social Democrats have traditionally won the most votes, they cannot form a coalition majority. This is the right wing, thanks to the real winners of these elections - the Sweden Democrats, who in 2006 did not have a single MP in the Riksdag.

The anti-immigrant, highly Eurosceptic grouping, referring to Swedish national values, is today the second political force in this largest Scandinavian country. Even during the previous term, although the Sweden Democrats took third place in the elections, they were isolated and sentenced to a political ghetto. They were not given any positions in parliament; they were not even invited to work on committees.

However, it is no longer possible to ignore 1/5 of the citizens. The Sweden Democrats got 20.6% of the vote and 73 deputies. As a result, the government will form a right-wing Moderate Coalition Party, but only because it has recognised the existence of the Sweden Democrats after years of ostracism.

900 zones outside the country

The outlook for the Social Democrats is gloomy - that is, good for Sweden -. The results of the elections among the youngest electorate are shocking for them. In the 18-21 age group, they only came third with a score of just 20 per cent. Surveys conducted among school youth - the ones who will go to the elections in 4 years - show that the Social Democrats would get only 16% of the vote—supported by Greta Thunberg, the Greens only 4.7%. It cannot be ruled out that soon the Social Democrats, after more than a hundred years of almost uninterrupted rule - they won 19 out of the last 24 elections - may find themselves outside the mainstream of Swedish politics.

How did it happen that the Swedish Social Democratic Workers' Party, with more than twenty of its own newspapers and magazines, a radio station, publishing houses, production studios and even a gambling company - so an actual corporation to gain and hold power - loses it?

Apparently, the left has not realised that nearly 20 per cent of the country's citizens were born outside its borders, and uncontrolled immigration, of which they are uncritical supporters, is bursting the state.

There are already 900 immigrant zones in Sweden where the state practically does not operate. These are zones where the police do not visit; even the fire brigade does not want to enter there. It is ruled by clans and gangs of immigrants who, with bomb attacks and shootings, set the boundaries of the areas they control.

Organised crime and uncontrolled immigration became the main themes of the election campaign. The Swedish Democrats have been talking about this for over 20 years.

Less Union in the Union

“For a long time, we were the only ones to warn of the problems posed by other parties. We warned against the emergence of segregated districts, increased sexual crime, organised crime, human trafficking, crimes legitimised by religious extremism, galloping migration expenses and the destruction of social welfare, ” - we read in their program.

The Sweden Democrats are, therefore, another irregular party for which there should be no place in the always smiling and self-satisfied Brussels Europe. And yet, it was this group that best diagnosed the problems that are consuming the country. It was them who spoke openly about two parallel worlds that are being created in Sweden. One is the almost virtual reality - one of the folders of Social Democrats praising the welfare state, and the other world - where immigrant clans and gangs rule. The latter’s history, the new Sweden, is written mainly in criminal records.

The Sweden Democrats were led to victory by the charismatic leader Jimmie Åkesson, who took over the party in 2005 when he was only 26 years old. The amateur Viking Rock keyboardist softened the tone a bit. Therefore, the postulate to leave the EU was abandoned. Still, the party is strongly opposed to transferring greater power to Brussels and creating a Federated State - the United States of Europe. There is also no question of abandoning the Swedish currency in favour of the collapsing Euro.

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The elections in Italy and Sweden are other symptoms of changes that are starting to take place among the nations of Europe. In June in France, the National Union of Marine Le Pen achieved a historic result, becoming the third political force on the Seine. The National Assembly now has 89 deputies - eleven times more than in the previous term, when it had eight altogether.

Brussels still does not notice these changes, ignores them and continues its poor procedure as usual, but sooner or later, it will collide with the new reality.

Italy and other right-wing states are close to having a blocking minority in the Council of the European Union - a minimum of four countries representing at least 35% of the EU's population. Italy, Poland, Hungary, Sweden and the Czech Republic account for around 30% of the EU population.

The Old Continent is changing and is getting ready to fight for its own identity.

–Dariusz Matuszak

TVP WEEKLY. Editorial team and journalists

–Translated by Katarzyna Chocian