Badnosh is similar to the conservatives with the Maga Trump

Conservative leader Kimi Badnosh sought to compare her party with the Maga Donald Trump on Monday, on Monday, on Monday, on the pretext that there is a need for a second task in the government “really defined how to fix” the nation’s problems.

In a major speech, the coalition -filled coalition conference opens on Monday, said that both Western civilization and UK conservatives are in a “crisis”.

The ARC event for 4000 delegates at the Excel Center in East London aims to study how to restore and renew Western societies, and shakes what the organizers see as the “stagnant” world of ideas in the Angelvir.

Badnosh I told the event that people are asking her about the difference in the new leadership-under her patronage-would make her conservatives, who have suffered from the worst defeat ever in general elections last year.

“Well, look at President Trump. He showed that sometimes you need this first period in the government to discover problems, but this is the second time when you really know how to fix it. He starts to say the truth.”

Badnouch was referring to the 14 -year -old Conservative Party period. However, the eyebrows may be analogy, given that the conservatives were in his position several times before, unlike Trump, who only occupied the Oval Office once before.

I suggested that Parliament in the United Kingdom was “obsessed with trivia” and headed “the recession, despite the fact that more and more laws are placed.” She added that this contributes to young people’s dissatisfaction with democracy.

The leader of the Conservative Party said that she was starting to “the greatest renewal of politics and ideas in her party in one generation,” warning that failure in renewal would mean “our country and all Western civilization.”

She said that the ARC conference is “part of finding these answers,” adding that she filled her with “hope.”

The delegates have responded positively to the Padenosh letter. It is the first time that the conservative leader has heard “fresh and very studied”.

“It is good to see a person who may have been born here, but he grew up in another country, participating in the conservative values, which has a vision to see the one that was implemented here in this country.”

However, Badenoch’s intervention has been in response to other opposition politicians. Liberal Democrat’s Deputy Leader of Liberal Democrats, Daisi Cooper Badnosh, accused “competition with (UK Recall leader) Nigel Faraj for forgery for Donald Trump” and it seems “risk speech” for the American president rather than “standing for Ukraine and Europe’s security”.

When it frams as a hero “classic liberal values”, Badnouch struck the leftist ideology to enhance “embarrassment” about the legacy of the West and “in Extremis, hatred of Western history and even its culture”, where universities such as a crucible for “poisoning minds” are determined with such opinions.

“It cannot be a successful state if its people and the intellectual elite do not believe in it. This means dealing with the poisoning of minds through higher education.”

She said that the left focus on pronouns, climate activity, diversity, fairness and inclusion was used as “control” devices on the population, because they criticized “left -wing poison.”

“Do not listen to the media, complaining about populism. The essence of democracy is to recognize the will of ordinary people – then actually achieve this,” said the leader of the Conservative Party to defend populism.

Badnoush argued that “some cultures are better than others,” adding that “it was controversial to say this because honesty had become impossible,” but she refused to naming the cultures that she was referring to.

It was a revenge for a topic that previously stunned the controversy. Last fall, the eyebrows were raised by claiming that not all cultures are “equally valid” and criticizing “the new immigrants who hate Israel”, adding: “I do not think that those who bring foreign conflicts here must be welcome.”

Badnosh, director of the British British School, Catherine Persening, also praised attempts by some religious students to encourage the wearing of the veil and practice the rituals of prayer in its secular school.

The first day of the three -day conference appeared in great explicit Christian topics, as well as music from a Christian band.

Republican spokesman Mike Johnson talked about the biblical teachings that supported the basis of the United States and the potential value of every human being, “God gives us”.

The controversial Canadian psychologist, Jordan Peterson, one of the founders of the Arch, addressed the crowd around “Christian drama” and “the most satisfied sacrifice of God.”

The head of the Evangelical hedge Fund, Sir Paul Marshall, one of the founders of ARC, last week FT said “There should not be a mixture of faith and politics – it is a dangerous mixture,” but he insisted that the conference revolves around ideas, which is the “source” of politics – despite the event that includes a group of senior British and American politicians.

Farage, Peter Thiel and the American businessman who turned to the Vivek Ramaswamy politician is among other right -wing characters due to the treatment of the event.

The third annual ARC conference, and has doubled more than his personal audience since its inception. More than 1,000 delegates from the United States and more than 300 Australia and New Zealand have traveled to attend the event this week.

Discussions on the economic cost of zero, the value of the family, the decline in birth rates, free trade and technology turmoil among the basic topics this year.