Hope this is their moment for US -backed conservatives in Europe to go to the mainstream

This is a big week in Europe for the US Conservative Political Action Conference CPAC, with great gatherings in Poland and Hungary.

The time is crucial before the presidential election of the CPAC -backed nationalist Carol Navroki and the generous mayor of Warsaw Rafal Trijascovski on Sunday, with CPAC speakers describe it as “the war of Western civilization.”

Traditionally, the appearance of CPAC, the place of a meeting for American conservative activists, returned to the White House with Donald Trump and his Maga (USA Great Again) movement under the controversial control of the Republican Party.

“This is not a meeting of those who were defeated, but for those who endured,” said Hungary’s nationalist Prime Minister Victor Orbon at an early session on Thursday.

Orban, who described President Trump as “Satya Serum”, emphasized the vision of the new Europe, which is called the “era of patriots”, based on the nation, the traditional family and his Christian version.

For turbulent applause, he and other speakers mocked the green deal of the European Union and complained about the mass migration and “gender and awakened madness.”

In a congress hall full of disco music, flashing lights, video clips and celebrity show hosts, old politicians are sometimes stunned by all the ZZ.

“Europeans are not safe in their own towns, homes and countries,” Orban said. “They are strangers in their homes. This is not a consolidation. It’s a population replacement.”

This is a matter of the echoes of the guests of his guests, the right wing of the Germany, and the guests of the Geert Wilders of the Netherlands Freedom Party.

This is a movement that wants to remove the entire European project with its own tradition of tradition, which has fallen for the old EU liberalism.

Other speakers include the leaders of Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fiko and Austrian Freedom Party Herbert Kickle.

Former British Prime Minister Liz Truss was also here, along with an influential Republican and South American politicians with former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbot and former Polish and Czech Prime Ministers Matusz Moravicki and Andrej Babis.

Rajendra Modi’s BJP Ram Madhav was also represented in India.

Even in Tuesdays, and later in Budapest, speakers called the “International Nationalist Movement, a global platform for anti -global forces.”

“Unlike CPAC in the US, CPAC seems to have a higher intellectual object for Hungary. And it is rare in Europe – nationalist and popular politicians and activists act as an opportunity to get together and network,” Rod Dreher, an editor of Budapest -based editor of the American Conservative, told BBC.

“Victor Orban’s hope for making Budapest the intellectual capital of dissenting European conservatism is true.”

Orbon impresses that “dissent” theme, but more important European conservatives like Germany’s new Chancellor Friedrich Merge retain their distance.

Donald Trump has a meaning in Hungary and Poland this week that the Trump administration is here to reimburse the support received by Donald Trump in a victory last November.

“If you choose a leader working with President Trump, the Polish people will have a strong ally,” Trump’s Homeland Security head Christie Noem Warsaw told the CPAC conference.

“You continue to presence the US military here … and you will have American tools, good quality.”

She didn’t say what would happen if Carol Navroki wins Sunday.

Maga Movement in Europe – Victor Orban translated into mega (make Europe again great) – seems confident, it has also experienced setbacks, most recently Bucharest’s liberal mayor Nixer Dawn, winning Romania Presidential election.

In AlbaniaDemocratic Party Maga -backed leader Sali Berisha lost this month’s parliamentary election to Socialist AD Rama. Former Trump propaganda technician Chris Lasivita helped Berisha’s campaign.

And in Austria The promise of Herbert Kickle’s Chancellor was destroyed by the creation of a new left-right union, which chose the Christian Stocker of the Austrian People’s Party.

The throne is trembling under Victor Orbon, the host of the conference held in Budapest.

Can the message of fresh in their US fans ears get old for Hungarians?

“If Navroki does not win in Poland, Hungary is next to the ranks and Victor Orbon will lose power,” Nixer warned George Simian Warsaw. Hungary’s next parliamentary elections are expected in April next year.

There are cracks in front of unity.

Remains as the source of Ukraine and Russia. The absence of Italian Prime Minister Georgia Meloni was highlighted.

And Victor Orbon had bad news this week – the Hungarian fertility rate fell to 1.28 in April, when he came to power in 2010, to encourage couples to have more children despite 15 years of tax and home construction incentives.

But as the chairs were packed at Budapest’s congress hall on Friday evening, there was a hilarious mood that the eyes were trained about the run-off in Poland.