Immigration crisis – from the Paris terror attack to EC President Juncker’s SOTU Address

Daily News - Hungary ^ | 11 September 2015 | Gábor Hajnal

[Erik Latranyi]

The Hungarian governing party, Fidesz, has been convinced that one of the roots of terrorism can be found in immigration. “The European Union is incapable of protecting its member states, and for this reason these states, including Hungary, must protect themselves,” Antal Rogán said commenting on the Paris terror attack, where 16 people were killed, earlier in January. Indeed, the Hungarian government’s anti-immigration rhetoric seems to have started – or at least intensified – after the terrible massacre in France. Since then, the Hungarian premier as well as other government officials have been advocating that immigration policy must be transformed with a view to the whole of Europe.

[Erik Latranyi]

Hungary recognizes the danger from unrestricted and liberal immigration policies.

The EU thinks it can "distribute" these invaders among their countries even though they have no borders. It would be like distributing them among our states and not expecting them to re-congregate wherever they want.

[Flintlock]

Sounds like a good time to:

1. Get out of the EU.
2. Set up your borders—AGAIN.
3. Build up and army.
4. Set up a currency.