How do you view Trump's speech in Warsaw, Poland as "defending Western civilization"?

The purpose of the speech is to unite his allies, improve his morale and weaken the confidence of the enemy. Trump's goal has basically been achieved. This speech should be regarded as the most elegant one since he took office. At this time, he was no longer the president of the United States, but the spokesman of European and even Western civilization. This inspiring speech has five main points.

First, protect western traditional values centered on faith and family. This passage is quite sensational. Looking back at the mass held by millions of people in Poland in the past, I repeatedly emphasized the core of western civilization-God and family. If this is really his understanding, then he is very powerful. This is also a basis for his re-integration of the United States and the western world.

Second, appeasing allies, repeatedly praising the beliefs and courage of Poles and expressing sympathy for their past tragic experiences is actually a kind of appeasement to all allies. Of course, while appeasing, he did not forget to remind his allies to pay the price.

Thirdly, he pointed out that the three major enemies of the civilized world at present, radical Islamic terrorism ranked first by him, followed by powerful countries and expanding government bureaucracy.

Fourth, it is brilliant to inspire the fighting will of allies and repeatedly praise the fighting will of the Polish people to achieve national freedom and liberation.

Fifth, the determination to defend western civilization, I am afraid this passage tells the hearts of many people in the world: "We write symphonies, we pursue innovation, we celebrate our ancient heroes, support our eternal traditions and customs, and always try to explore and discover new frontiers. We reward talents, we pursue Excellence, and cherish inspiring works of art to glorify God. We cherish the rule of law and protect freedom of speech and expression. We regard women as the pillars of our society and success. We put faith and family, not government and bureaucracy, at the center of our lives. We argue about everything. We challenge everything. We try to know everything in order to know ourselves better. More importantly, we cherish everyone's dignity, protect everyone's rights, and share the same hope with every soul who longs for a free life. This is us. These priceless ties link us as a country, an ally and a civilization. "