The globalist leadership in Brussels “must step down” but “doesn’t deserve another chance,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán declared Friday at the start of the European Parliament election campaign in Budapest.
“Change is needed in Brussels!” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán declared. saying every Magyar Nemzet: “We must occupy Brussels, push aside their bureaucracy and take matters into our own hands. Otherwise, not only Europe, but also we Hungarians will be forced to take control of the leaders of Brussels.” You will pay a heavy price for your incompetence and incompetence.”
Hungary’s prime minister, currently the EU’s longest-serving national leader, told members of his populist right-wing Fidesz party on Friday that the campaign slogan for June’s elections will be “anti-immigration, anti-gender, anti-war!” Told. This election stands as one of sharp contrasts, especially on issues of mass immigration, gender ideology, and perhaps most importantly, war and peace.
“Today in Brussels, the pro-war majority is in the majority. Europe is in a pro-war mood and politics is dominated by the logic of war. Everyone everywhere is preparing for war. I see. The NATO Secretary General wants to establish a NATO mission in Ukraine, and the European leaders are already involved in the war. I will talk to them and they will listen. We consider this our war and we are fighting it as our own,” Orbán said.
The populist leader, who has consistently pushed for peace talks between Kiev and Moscow and opposed Europe’s commitment to long-term funding for Ukraine’s war, said that despite all the money and resources being poured into it, “the situation is He added that he believes that the situation has not improved. Weapons sent into conflicts by Western countries.
Prime Minister Orbán warned that the conflict was “one step away from Western countries sending troops to Ukraine,” adding: “This is a war that could drag Europe into the abyss.” Brussels is playing with fire. ”
“We do not want war and we do not want Hungary to become the toy of a great power again. We must therefore stand firm for peace… “We will not participate in the Russia-Ukraine war on our side either,” he declared.
Voters in all 27 EU member states will go to the polls from June 6th to 9th in the European Parliament elections, with populist parties increasingly opposed to large-scale immigration and anger over the sluggish economy. will be a huge victory. Pro-farmer sentiment in conflict with environmental policies supported by globalist elites.
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The think tank European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) predicts that at least nine EU countries, including Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s Hungary, as well as Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland and Slovakia.
Prime Minister Orbán’s Fidesz party was formed in 1988 to oppose the Marxist-Leninist government at the time, and is currently projected Hungary wins 12 of the 21 seats in the European Parliament. Fidesz is currently set to break away from European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s neoliberal European People’s Party in 2021 to become the largest party in the Strasbourg-based parliament’s non-independent party group. ing.
was there lobbying activities There were efforts by former Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, among others, to get Orbán’s party to join the Eurosceptic European Conservatives and Reformers (ECR) group. That could happen if Mr. Orbán’s party joins the group and the ECR forms an alliance with the populist-nationalist Identity and Democracy (ID) group. Possible He said a coalition of populists and conservatives could become the strongest force in the European Parliament after the next election.
In his speech on Friday, Prime Minister Orbán cited clear differences with the Brussels leadership over the Ukraine war, as well as other areas where globalist policies are failing. “Brussels is in trouble. Big problems. Leadership has failed. Europe’s economy is in decline. The green transition is a disaster. Ukrainian grain is destroying Europe’s farmers. Migrants are crossing borders. They want to re-educate their children and put them in the hands of gender activists.”
Hungary, led by Prime Minister Viktor Orban, has been at loggerheads with Brussels for years over alleged violations of the “rule of law,” including Hungary’s refusal to admit large numbers of illegal immigrants and restrictions on the promotion of LGBT ideology. The EU is withholding funds from Budapest. Even on children’s TV and schools.
Mr Orbán is often accused of being anti-democratic, but the Hungarian leader said the far-left mayor of Brussels recently tried to shut down the National Conservative Congress (NatCon), which Mr Orbán attended this week. This was cited as an example of the spread of anti-democracy. Authoritarianism within the EU.
“Everyone can see that today Europe is balancing on the line between repression and freedom. I think this election will decide which way Europe goes.”
Concluding his speech, Orban said: “We have to fight, we have to protect the peace and security of the Hungarian people, we have to protect our economic achievements, we have to protect our families, especially our children. And Brussels will understand. No immigration, no sex, no war! This is our election manifesto. Go Hungarian!
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