Especially with the "Mad Hungarian"
Posted on 02/13/2018 8:19:30 PM PST by walford
“Hungary will not become an immigrant country, is has never admitted and will never admit illegal immigrants”, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó declared in Bratislava at a press conference following his meeting with Slovakian State Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs and Acting Foreign Minister Ivan Korčok on Tuesday.
Hungary’s chief diplomat was reacting to a statement by Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel over the weekend according to which “they have given the solidarity-rejecting Visegrád countries an ultimatum” in view of which if a consensus is not achieved in the council of EU member state governments by the end of June, then the planned reforms will be adopted without them with a qualified majority vote.
Mr. Szijjártó said Charles Michel’s statement was shocking and unacceptable, which he rejected firmly as unconcealed blackmail.
“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”, he declared. “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”, he explained.
“We regard this whole thing as unacceptable and we reject it”, Mr. Szijjártó stressed, adding that: “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 noted.
The Minister told the press that he and Mr. Korčok has also discussed Central European energy security, with relation to which he had informed his negotiating partner that in view of the fact that two Hungarian companies have purchased the rights to the full future capacity of the Romanian-Hungarian natural gas pipeline, thus enabling a long-term opportunity to import the natural gas extracted by the Americans on the Black Sea to Hungary, the Government has decided to construct the missing stretch of gas pipeline between Hungary’s central gas distribution centre and the Hungarian-Slovakian gas interconnector. “The roughly one hundred kilometre stretch of pipeline will mean the establishment of the north-south gas corridor, which opens up many opportunities for diversifying the various forms of gas acquisition, as well as enabling gas from the Black Sea to reach Slovakia.
Mr. Szijjártó also spoke about Hungarian-Slovakian bilateral relations, telling reporters that he and his Slovakian negotiating partner had agreed that relations between the two countries had never been so balanced, as also indicated by the fact that the Visegrád alliance and the Hungarian-Slovakian alliance have “passed with a grade A” even in the midst of major European pressure.
Ivan Korčok also stressed the intense nature and excellent quality of cooperation and bilateral relations between the two countries with regard to both politics and the economy.
With relation to the Belgian Prime Minister’s statement, he said: We must not allow them to “vote over our heads” again.
Before meeting with Mr. Korčok, the Hungarian Foreign Minister officially inaugurated the new integrated foreign office building in Bratislava, which in addition to the Hungarian Embassy will house the Hungarian Institute, the Hungarian Consulate and the country’s business representation. Later in the day, Mr. Szijjártó will be meeting with politicians from the Slovakian Government and representatives of the Party of the Hungarian Community (PHC).
Don’t mess with the Hungarians, they were the last ones in Europe to surrender in WW II. The Germans surrendered, but the Hungarians continued to fight.
This is pure evil, for an organization to dictate to a sovereign country who they must admit, knowing deep down that it’s a recipe for disaster. We should sell or heck, even give for free, Hungary missiles and fighter jets.
I just visited there. Budapest is a beautiful clean city as is most likely the rest of the country. When they split from USSR they were determined to not fail, and successful they are! If you get a chance to visit there do it and support their capitalism.(Better have their money, cause they’re too smart to take ours (LOL). No other coinage, either.
Especially with the "Mad Hungarian"
They also bravely, perhaps with futility, rose up against the Comintern in 1956. An admirable people. Lots of pretty women also. :P
http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/soviets-put-brutal-end-to-hungarian-revolution
Poor Hungary has been attacked, conquered, and had "overlords", for most of their history. Yet, through it all, they have always yearned to be FREE PEOPLE!
That nation has already been invaded by, conquered, and subjugated by damned Muslims, who they finally over threw centuries ago. They have long memories and do NOT want to go through that garbage again. And who, with more than 3 working brain cells, could blame them?
I was alive during the Hungarian Revolt. I played soccer in college. We played Hungary, well, it was really Rutgers, but you couldn’t tell. I also served with several in the Army in 62’. They were here 5 years and they were speaking English. Big difference from what we get today. I remember Yanos Kadar taking over and “Russki Kanzi” which didn’t happen. Then in 68 it was the Czechs turn, Russian Troop carriers with pot stove heaters in the back for the troops. The Old Austrian Hungarian Empire got restless. It may be time for them to reassemble.
Go Hungary!
In twenty years Hungary will be a tourist center...
My wife’s friend from the Philippines is a nurse in Budapest. We were walking back to our hotel with her and the police swooped on a guy on the other side of the street. We watched. He was there in country without visa or passport. They took him away. I asked, what will they do. She said, nothing. They are taking him to the airport and putting him on plane. No hearing. No attorney. no liberal bleeding heart judge. Just gone in 30 minutes.
This man is one of my heroes.
STAY STRONG HUNGARY!!! STAY STRONG!!!
We are visiting Budapest in August!!
Three cheers for Hungary.
“The border fence guarantees Hungary’s security and stands as a symbol of the fight against illegal migration, the parliamentary state secretary of the prime minister’s cabinet office said on Monday.
The fence also stands as a symbol showing that ‘it is possible to protect our communities and our culture,’ Csaba Domotor said at the border crossing of Tompa in southern Hungary.
Without the border fence, Hungary would have remained on the main route of migration and hundreds of thousands of illegal migrants would be arriving even today, making the country vulnerable to the consequences of migration, he added.
‘We would like to make it clear that as long as this government is in office and the prime minister is called Viktor Orban, the fence will stay in place,’ he said.
Asked why the number of asylum-seekers allowed to enter the transit zone from Serbia has been reduced from five to one per day, he said only the authorities could provide a detailed answer, but it is most likely connected to the efficient processing of asylum requests and security considerations.”
On many levels that solution makes sense. We could add to it and do the ‘humanitarian thing’ - - offer to send illegals their ‘stuff’ if they give us an address.
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