"Let us not forget that those arriving have been raised in another religion, and represent a radically different culture. Most of them are not Christians, but Muslims. This is an important question, because Europe and European identity is rooted in Christianity. Is it not worrying in itself that European Christianity is now barely able to keep Europe Christian? If we lose sight of this, the idea of Europe could become a minority interest in its own continent."

At a September 3 campaign rally in the town of Kötcse, Orbán cited expert predictions that more than 60 million people are expected to make their way from Africa into Europe during the next 20 years — thereby pushing Europe's Muslim population to above 20% by 2030. "The Islamization of Europe is real," Orbán warned.

. . . . .

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled that the European Commission, the powerful executive arm of the European Union, has the legal right to order EU member states to take in so-called asylum seekers, and, conversely, that EU member states have no legal right to resist those orders.

The September 6 ruling, which has been hailed as a victory for European federalism, highlights the degree to which the European Union has usurped decision-making powers from its 28 member states. The ruling also showcases how the European Union's organs of jurisprudence have become politicized.

Opponents of the relocation scheme say that decisions about the granting of residence permits should be kept at the national level, and that by unilaterally imposing migrant quotas on EU member states, unelected bureaucrats in Brussels are seeking to force the democratically elected leaders of Europe to submit to their diktat.

. . . . .
Orban said elsewhere that the EU Commission was now acting like the ruler of an Empire rather than the public servants of an association of sovereign nations.

Orban is seen by other European countries as an ingrate. The EU funds his country's coffers and highways and various schemes, and all it gets in return is moaning.

Hungary never plays the game. When it was in the Eastern block, it stuck its fingers up at the USSR. When it was with the Nazis, it held off on the Final Solution.

Hungary has never gotten over the fall of the Austria-Hungarian empire. It feels Europe owes it.

Hungary will never leave the EU.

t appears that there may be an effort to stop this speech from being seen. There is something funny about the numbers at Youtube. So I am going to make it a sticky post, and ask you all to please watch it if you have not, and tweet and email the link to it to all you know. This is the thing we need. To know there is at least one leader in the world willing to speak it like it is, and stand up to the forces we know are trying to bring down classical civ.

https://vladtepesblog.com/2017/11/16/viktor-orban-speech-of-the-century-we-will-...

Make Europe and the West Great Again!!!!   

Mattyfisk wrote on Oct 17^th, 2017 at 3:10pm:



Not liking imperial occupation and directives is now 'not playing the game"?? The EU is the new Soviet = the reason for Brexit.

WHen an old Maoist can be EU president and then chairman of Goldman Sachs, you know it's a rotten institution.

Orban is great - and his people think so, too:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5106147/EU-implodes-nation-nation-turns-far-Right.html#ixzz4zXRK7JIL

bogarde73 wrote on Dec 23^rd, 2017 at 6:46am:


Having worked with Hungarians I can well believe that Orban has most of his countrymen onside.

Compare his concern for preserving the historic identity of Hungary as against the pathetic wimp who is our current prime minister.

 

bogarde73 wrote on Dec 23^rd, 2017 at 9:38am:


He has ambitions for becoming an Elder Statesman at UN Headquarters when his current gig is over.

The UN draws these Far Leftwingers like blowflies to a freshly-laid hot cow pat.

This man, Viktor Orban, speaks I believe for the real Europeans:

“The fundaments of European life are under attack”. We don’t want our Christmas markets to be renamed, and we definitely don’t want to retreat behind concrete blocks (…) We don’t want our Christmas masses to be surrounded by fear and distress. We don’t want our women, our daughters to be harassed in the New Year’s Eve crowd.” . . .

Europe’s immune system is being deliberately weakened. They want us to stop being who we are. They want us to become those who we don’t want to be. They want us to mix with people from another world and to change in order to make it trouble-free. In the light of Christmas candles, we can clearly see the attacks against Christian culture, the attempts to dissolve Europe. They want to take away our own life and change it to something which is not our life.”

:The Hungary Journal via Voice of Europe

This weekend Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is meeting with leaders of the CSU (Bavarian Christian Democrats, the sister party in the “Union” with Angela Merkel’s CDU) at the annual CSU party conclave held in the Seeon Monastery in Bavaria. The video below [see link] is an excerpt from the press conference given yesterday evening by Mr. Orbán and Horst Seehofer, the leader of the CSU and the Minister President of Bavaria, along with other leaders of the CSU.

If you’re not tuned in to the intricate political currents of the European Union, the earth-shaking nature of the event may not be apparent at first glance. However, the temblor at the Seeon Monastery registered 9.0 on the political Richter scale — you can bet that Angela Merkel and Martin Schulz felt the ground shudder beneath them in Berlin.


Hungary’s charismatic Prime Minister Viktor Orbán came to Germany this week to meet with Horst Seehofer (CSU), the leader of Angela Merkel’s sister party in Bavaria.

His speech is a condemnation of the illegal immigration policies practised by Merkel and the EU. Orbán has once again basically called Merkel’s actions illegal, and has dug his heels in. Hungary is currently subject to a judicial review by the European Union for refusing to allow illegal Muslim immigrants into his country.

He also demanded the forced removal of the million Muslims from the Schengen Area back to their home countries (the Schengen Area is a common region within Europe where people can move from country to country without passport controls). Terrorists have used this area to launch mass murder attacks across the continent.

Merkel is currently attempting to form a Government 100 days after she lost 25% of her voters in the national election. Nobody wants to work with her.

This short speech by Viktor Orbán is truly ground-breaking.
The situation is explosive in Germany, with ill-contained political anger and animosity. In the German press it is clear that people are at each others’ throats — we’re just totally torn apart inside this country.

People in Germany are even divided on the new censorship law. Even the Left hate it.

The CSU typically invite international politicians to the conclave in Seeon. This time it was criticized that they did not invite French President Emmanuel Macron, but instead chose Viktor Orbán.
In the press conference, Horst Seehofer says Bavaria will start a new initiative for better cooperation with the Central European states and Hungary; he calls it a new “Central European alliance”.

Alexander Dobrindt, the head of the Bundestag group of CSU parliamentarians, leads the joint CDU/CSU group with his co-chair from the CDU, Volker Kauder. At the press conference on Friday evening, Mr. Dobrindt said, “Hungary, together with the Visegrad states, is one of the closest economic trade partners with Germany. The trade balance with the Visegrad states is markedly higher than that of Germany with France.”

Mr. Orbán’s sentence about “We built a fence, while in other places chaos and illegality ruled” is quite a slap in the face for Angela Merkel.
Now it’s clear why the papers emphasize how angry Martin Schulz (SPD, Social Democrats) is: the SPD and CDU/CSU are even now negotiating another Grand Coalition. So the SPD consider Orbán’s visit a provocation.

My own take on these events, gleaned from our correspondents and from reading media reports: Horst Seehofer is trying desperately to save his political skin. A rebellion has been rumbling in his party for months. Bavarians in general are opposed to the CDU’s immigration policy, and blame the party leader of the CSU for going along with it. If Mr. Seehofer continues any further down the Multiculti Road, the AfD (Alternative für Deutschland, Alternative for Germany) will filch a substantial portion of the CSU’s votes, and he will find himself out of a job.
Hence the Central European Alliance. This is as close to secession as he can get without declaring independence from Berlin and establishing Munich as the capital of a new sovereign Bavarian state.

In addition, inviting Viktor Orbán instead of Emmanuel “Toy Boy” Macron is an act of open rebellion against the EU oligarchy. No wonder Martin Schulz is furious.

There’s no telling what will happen next.

gatesofvienna.net

Hungary’s PM: We don’t see these people as refugees, we see them as Muslim invaders

In an interview with German newspaper Bild, Hungary’s prime minister Viktor Orban called the migrant crisis an invasion.

He said: “We do not consider these people to be Muslim refugees, we regard them as Muslim invaders.”

“One has to cross four countries to arrive from Syria in Hungary”, Orban said. “Those people do not run for their lives but seek a better life. The refugees should have requested admission in advance, but instead they had breached the border illegally.”

According to Orban what Europe has seen was not a wave of refugees, but an invasion. He mentioned that he never understood how in a country like Germany the chaos and the illegal crossing of borders could be celebrated as something good.

The Hungarian prime minister rejected the idea that his country should accept people from Muslim-majority countries. “We believe that a large number of Muslims inevitably leads to parallel societies, because Christian and Muslim society will never unite,” he said.

Orban added that Germany’s SPD leader Martin Schulz should have more respect for his country. Schulz earlier criticised Orban’s visit to a CSU party conference in Germany. Schulz said that Orban’s refugee policy can be considered as “dangerous”.

Q:   What’s the difference between Viktor Orbán and Donald Trump?
A:   Orbán actually built the wall.
 

Moreover, in the year 2018 Americans arguably enjoy less liberty than Hungarians do. I seriously doubt that it would take hundreds of thousands of dollars of legal fees and years in court before a judge granted a Hungarian baker the right NOT to bake a cake.

Even so, it’s important to give Donald Trump his due, because it’s also arguable that Mr. Trump created the space in which Mr. Orbán is able to do battle with the totalitarians in Brussels. If Hillary had won the election, Hungary and the Visegrád Four might well have been looking down the barrel of a NATO-held gun. A Western Alliance under the dominance of the Clintonistas would have been likely to back up the ukases of the European Commission with American firepower, leaving Mr. Orbán with far less room to maneuver.

Prime Minister Orbán is also fortunate that he governs a small, homogeneous society that was inoculated against the collective madness of Multiculturalism by forty-five years under the boot heel of the Soviet Union. Getting Hungarians on board the building of the fence was a lead-pipe cinch compared with what President Trump has to go through to build a wall on the southern border of the Modern Multicultural USA.

There’s no doubt that Donald Trump has accomplished amazing things in the face of nearly insurmountable odds, opposed at every step by both major political parties and the entire cultural establishment in the USA. The “Trump Effect” has generated wide political ripples, even reaching the Carpathian Basin in Central Europe.

Nevertheless, Viktor Orbán is the most prominent leader in the van of the Resistance. His sober, understated assertion of national sovereignty points the way for every other Western leader who wants to liberate his people from the borderless oppression being imposed by the New World Order.

:Gates of Vienna

Hungary PM Viktor Orban Vows to “Fight Those Who Want to Change the Christian Identity of Europe”

Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban has been somewhat of a lone voice in Europe against the Muslim invasion, and on Wednesday he gave a “Hungary First” speech in which he declared that he would “fight those who want to change the Christian Identity of Europe.”

“Our presidency has taken a stand: we cannot give in to extortion,” Orban said in a video statement on Facebook.  “For us, Hungary is first. We will fight those who want to change the Christian identity of Hungary and Europe.”

Orban’s words are reminiscent of those of US President Donald Trump, who spoke about putting “America First.”

“The presidency of Fidesz has discussed yesterday the announcement of the Belgian Prime Minister, that they will – if necessary with force – obligate Central European countries, including Hungary, to accept migrants,” Orban stated.
“According to their plan, this will happen in June at the summit of the prime ministers in Brussels,” he added.  “Our presidency has taken a stand: we cannot give in to extortion. For us, Hungary is first.”

“We will fight those who want to change the Christian identity of Hungary and Europe,” Orban concluded.


Over the weekend, Belgian prime minister Charles Michel spoke about sending “an ultimatum” to the Visegrád countries which “reject solidarity”. The essence of this ultimatum would be that if by the end of June a consensus is not reached in the council of EU heads of government, then the planned reforms would be adopted with a qualified majority vote which would overrule dissenters.

Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó said on Tuesday,“Hungary will not become an immigrant country, it has never admitted and will never admit illegal immigrants.”

He also referred to Michel’s ultimatum as unacceptable and shocking.

“Hungary has never admitted and will never admit illegal immigrants, irrespective of whether there is any pressure in this direction along the borders or from Brussels,” Szijjártó said.  “The Belgian Prime Minister’s statement is also outrageous because this is the first time that people in Brussels are openly planning to push the mandatory resettlement quota through by force while totally ignoring the will of certain EU member states.”
“We regard this whole thing as unacceptable and we reject it,” he added.  “The countries of the Visegrád Group do not support the introduction of any kind of mandatory quota.”

“Perhaps it doesn’t bother the Belgian Prime Minister that there are no-go zones in many Western European cities, or that people with immigrant backgrounds have committed 27 major terrorist attacks in Europe recently, but this bothers the V4 because they do not want to live on a continent were the threat of terrorism becomes an everyday regularity,” he continued.Just this week, we reported that Hungary had grown weary of the talks of pushing illegal Muslim migrants on their country and Europe, and was preparing to walk away from the negotiating table.

Orban has taken a tough stance in Hungary.  He has ordered all illegal Muslim invaders to get out of Hungary and never come back.

In December, he said that he was not concerned with what Brussels wanted, but was determined to defend Hungary’s borders.

PM Orban has done just that, too.  Orban’s border wall virtually eliminated illegal immigration.

I say, well done Mr. Orban.  I would like to hear more of that kind of talk from America’s representatives.
:Washington Standard/Tim Brown

He's not alone anymore Sprint. If Italy gets on board next month there will be around 1/3 of EU states no longer willing to go along with the crap from Brussels & Strasbourg.