Fidesz MEP: Hungary will not implement Brussels’ migrant measures
More than one-quarter of a million illegal migrants had been stopped at the Serbian-Hungarian border last year.
More than one-quarter of a million illegal migrants had been stopped at the Serbian-Hungarian border last year.
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Referring to reports of an alleged plan to blow up the Druzhba pipeline carrying Russian oil to Hungary, Tamás Deutsch said in a video statement that the “serious and outrageous...
“I trust that the Commission will not maintain this unlawful state,” Tamás Deutsch told Kossuth Radio.
“Brussels bureaucrats seem to take the people for fools, and think that if they don’t speak of corruption, it doesn’t exist,” Tamás Deutsch said.
Tamás Deutsch has rejected a letter signed by five party groups, saying the letter was “propagating serious untruths” about Hungarian legislation and called it “reminiscent of Communist show trials”.
Tamás Deutsch said that leftist opposition leader Ferenc Gyurcsány had “admitted” in a radio interview that MEPs of the “Hungarian dollar left” were putting all their energies into “undermining their own country and Hungarians”.
MEP Tamás Deutsch called Márton Gyöngyösi’s invitation to the Jewish Passover Seder hosted by David Pressman a “tasteless provocation” and “a shocking diplomatic and public scandal”.
“The leader of the dollar-left has let slip twice that they have been working hard to prevent the payment of funds by the EU to Hungary,” István Hollik said.
Tamás Deutsch said that in a referendum last year “nearly 4 million parents and grandparents” had supported the legislation against “gender ideology” and “increasingly aggressive attacks by LGBTQ activists”.
Tamás Deutsch said that while “almost all EU institutions are mired in corruption … bureaucrats are trying to force legislation that would make it impossible to talk about corruption in Brussels at all.”
Tamás Deutsch said the EP was planning to accept a resolution on a blanket ban on Russian energy resources, bringing about “the immediate economic collapse of EU member states”.
Tamás Deutsch said that by “backstabbing” member states protecting the common borders against illegal migration, the EU had started to “dismantle European unity”.