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Hungary rejects EU’s new calls for open borders, insisting on right of sovereign states to control their own borders
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has for a considerable period declared his commitment to protect his Christian country against mass migration and Islamization. In 2015, he said that the swarm of migrants flowing into Europe looked more “like an army.” Now, he adds: “I don’t even want to think about the integration of Muslim people in Europe. The most we could hope for is a peaceful life next to each other, which is called a parallel society.”
Orban also warned in 2015:
What we have been facing is not a refugee crisis. This is a migratory movement composed of economic migrants, refugees and also foreign fighters. This is an uncontrolled and unregulated process.
The Hungarian Prime Minister has meanwhile been spending millions to help persecuted Christians in Syria and Iraq, despite accusations of being “racist”; the EU has ignored these persecuted people.
“Hungary Strikes Back Against E.U. ‘Open Borders’ Propaganda,” by Thomas D. Williams, Breitbart, September 15, 2020:
European Commission president proposes new EU asylum rules to force member states to take migrants
The current Dublin agreement regulations state that “asylum seekers must apply for asylum in the first European Union member state they enter,” but the EU is moving toward redistributing the migrants all over Europe, and it will likely succeed. The aim of what von der Leyen calls a “new strong solidarity mechanism” is to firmly establish and coordinate open doors all over Europe, so as t0 welcome as many economic Muslim migrants from Africa and the Middle East as wish to come. This represents a more sophisticated means to legitimize illegal migration, in full accordance with the previously agreed-upon UN Migration Pact. Remember that the Pact raised much controversy, but it was never abandoned. Even during the coronavirus pandemic, invasions have continued in Italy, Greece and the UK. Continue reading Victor Orban vs EU Kommissar Ursula von der Leyen



















