Můj první proslov v angličtině ve Varšavě - EUROPEAN SHILED TOUR, 24.10.2026

Let me introduce yourself myself. I'm from the I live in Prague and I have a channel on social media when I comment on politics. It's my first solo speech in English before live audience and I'm really glad it's here in Rzeczpospolita Polska. And I'm also glad it's in Warsaw when I attended your impressive Independence Day celebration twice because it was really powerful experience for me. Our two countries have something in common. In the last 100 years, both of our countries were under oppression from the West and the East. Both countries suffered under communism. So, we can warn the West countries in advance because we know our rights and freedoms are not granted. And I hope they will listen to us very soon until it's too late. Both of our countries are two of the safest countries in the world. Yet, or perhaps precisely for this reason, citizens are permitted to carry weapons and defend themselves in a case of an attack. Look to the West where you can be arrested just for carrying a pepper spray. Yet, or perhaps precisely for this reason, these countries are less safe than our countries. And there is obvious main reason why countries Poland and Czech Republic are safer than others. Both of our countries have really low number of immigrants from unassimilable cultural backgrounds. That means, at least for now, every immigrant is pushed to assimilate to our rules and culture, and every migrant is pushed to learn our language. In France, Germany, Britain, or Sweden, it's quite opposite. There is currently a lot of talk about riots and looting in France, Belgium, and Italy. You all saw these videos, but there is also a phenomenon that almost no one talks about called reverse assimilation. That means the majority youth are trying to behave like youngsters with an immigration background. Um this is maybe why you've seen white looters in France, too. But I have another recent example. White French children were recording themselves singing with a rapper promoting Islamic terrorist and Adolf right in a church. But these children are not Muslims. They were just trying to behave like them. And I'm really glad that in our countries no reverse assimilation is happening for now. But we also have differences. Your country is still one of the most religious countries in the world, but my country is one of the most atheist countries in the world, but I I assure you that many Czechs are aware of the origins of our cultural customs and our rules. And I'm glad I live in a place where the rules and culture are shaped by Christian foundations, and I will fight for the rest of my life to ensure that these foundations will never ever change. I've been interested in migration for more than 12 years now. And by the time my opponents called me names, you know them maybe, xenophobe, racist, even fascist or Nazi, but these groups are founded on fear or hatred, but I don't feel any of these. I stand here for two main reasons. The first reason is common sense because it's common sense that when I travel into another country, I take my papers with me. It's common sense that if I'm in foreign country, I follow its rules and laws and I respect their culture. And I will always be fighting against activities that destroy this common sense. And even the second reason is not hate because I don't hate people. I don't hate groups of people, but I do love. I love my country where I was born. I love my culture based on Christian foundations. I love Europe that my and your ancestors fought and died for. I love my social rules also based on Christian foundation. I love my family. I love my language. I love my freedoms. And because of love, not hate, I will always fight for my country and for Europe alongside all the patriots I've met and I will meet in the future. I truly believe that together we will make politicians to send THEM BACK, NOT because we don't hate them, but because we love our countries and because we love Europe. And I hope I have translated correctly, but I want you to scream with me for a while. I love being here with you. I love you and I'm glad I'm here with you. THANK YOU. SEND THEM BACK. SEND THEM BACK. LET'S GO. SEND THEM BACK. SEND THEM BACK. SEND THEM BACK. >> [cheering]