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Great speech! When the Munich Security Conference was first held in 1963, Soviet Communism was on the march. Europe and the U.S. stood together and won the Cold War. Three decades later, we found ourselves in a new Cold War. But this time, Chinese Communism completed that march by... embedding itself deeply within Western societies. It has succeeded in subverting the world order the U.S. helped build after World War II, violating every rule that governed that system. But this time, the enemy is not the CCP alone. The threat has expanded into a new form of Communism—Western Communism—now entrenched within the EU and the Democrat Party. This is the new Cold War, and the prize is nothing less than Western civilization itself.show more

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