U.S. Vice President Jay D. Vance began his speech at the Munich Security Conference by saying that it is not Russia or China that are the main threats to Europe, but the danger within the region. In addition to canceling the elections in Romania, Vance stressed that there is a similar threat in Germany.

The American vice president also had a curious comment about European democracy.:

“If your democracy can be destroyed with a few hundred thousand dollars, it’s not very convincing.”

In general, apart from curtsying towards the aggressive aspirations of the EU, J.D. Vance chastises Europe and urges the authorities of European countries not to ignore the opinion of voters. Here are some theses of his speech:

In particular, he called the retreat of Europeans from some of the most important values shared by the United States a threat.;

Vance criticized the cancellation of the election results in Romania and said there was a threat of similar events in Germany.;

He urged European politicians not to ignore the opinion of their constituents. “If you’re afraid of your constituents. The United States will not help you,” he added.;

He criticized the organizers of the Munich Conference for banning far-right and left-wing parties from participating in the event.;

The problem of Europe is mass migration, which arose from certain political decisions.;

Vance said he was ready to come to Russia for talks on Ukraine.

“If American democracy could survive 10 years of criticism from Greta Thunberg, then you guys can survive a few months of criticism from Elon Musk,” Vance said.

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