Maciej Giertych est député d'un Parti, la "Ligue des familles polonaises", qui appartient à la coalition au pouvoir en Pologne. Devant un hémicycle stupéfait, il a fait l'éloge des valeureux combattants contre le communisme qu'étaient Salazar et Franco. Il a souligné qu'il manquait en Europe aujourd'hui des hommes de cette trempe. Il a reçu le soutien bruyant de l'épais Bruno Gollnisch.

Voilà le mail de Giertych, si vous avez envie de lui poster directement vos réactions après lecture de son intervention : maciejmarian.giertych@europarl.europa.eu

Voici le discours :

"Mr. President, colleagues!

The fact that today in central and western Europe we have democracy, civic freedoms, private property and tolerance is a consequence of the fact that communism did not overtake this continent. But it could have done so! In eastern Europe communism was blocked by the victorious Polish defence against the invading Bolshevik army in 1920 and by the resistance of Catholic Poland against the imposed Soviet domination. That communism did not overtake Western Europe is to a large extent the result of the victorious civil war of traditional Spain against a communist government. The Spanish left, even though it obtained power by a democratic process, behaved similarly as in Bolshevik Russia. The main attack was directed against the Church. Almost seven thousand clergymen were murdered. Churches were desecrated. Roadside crosses and figures of saints were shot at. This attack on traditional Spain met with an immediate reaction of traditional forces. Communist Spain was helped by International Brigades organized by Bolshevik Russia. Following the communist mode, both the army and the government were totally infiltrated by party units and its secret services. Thanks to the Spanish right, to the Spanish army and its commanders, and in particular thanks to gen. Francisco Franco, the communist attack on Catholic Spain was thwarted. By this fact also the spread of the communist plague to other countries was prevented. The presence in European politics of such people as Franco, Salazar and de Valera guaranteed the maintenance of traditional values in Europe. We lack such statesmen today.

It is sad to say that today we observe a historical revisionism, which depends on the presentation in an unfavorable light of everything traditional and Catholic and in a favorable light of everything laic and socialist. Let us not forget. Nazism in Germany and fascism in Italy had also socialist and atheistic roots. The strength of the socialist and anti-Catholic block in this house is source of much concern. We had an example of this last month when voting on the documents on tolerance and on the 7th framework program. Christian Europe is loosing against the socialist and atheistic one. This has to change!"

Source - Benoit Hamon