He's correct but 'politically incorrect' in his rejection of the flood of ethnic Muslim balkanization, but he has nothing of substance to say beyond that. His appeal to "Christian values, ancient Greek philosophy and the discoveries of the Enlightenment" is a hodge podge of contradictory vagueness that has become a shallow and destructive conservative mantra. Calling for Europe to have "faith" in itself based on this is no answer. Christian mysticism, their emphasis on platonic Greek philosophy, and ignoring the emphasis on reason and individualism underlying 'discoveries' of the Enlightenment have been Europe's downfall. The Muslim primitives are responsible for their own actions, but defending against them takes ideas a lot better than Plato, Christian tradition and undermining science for religion while exploiting the science. Europe committed suicide long before the modern Muslim surge.

A recent promotion for "tradition" by Hillsdale College in this country is no better: "These questions are at the core of what it means to be human—both in our relationship with each other and with God. Our Western heritage, tracing back to the Hebrews and the ancient Greeks, to Jerusalem and Athens, was where these questions were first asked, and answered... This is your opportunity to deepen your understanding about the Golden Age of Greece and Early Christianity, the Renaissance and the Scientific Revolution." Hillsdale's "understanding" of science turns out to be religionists exploiting nihilistic modern philosophy undermining science.

Also politically incorrect is me dino saying a lot of fully vetted frustrated middle class Europeans should be very welcome here should we finally secure our borders with a hopefully reelected Trump.
Oh, no! Jackass Party race bombs are zeroing in on me dino! Me dino needs to take cover! Bye! See you next time.