- A young girl holds a banner at Deak square in Budapest on May 19, 2015 during their anti-government demonstration to protest against the migration policy of the Prime Minister Viktor Orban
- Hungary's Prime minister Viktor Orban says mass migration threatens European …
Mass migration threatens European civilisation, Hungary's controversial Prime Minister Viktor Orban said Tuesday.
"Today mass migration is taking place around the globe that could
change the face of Europe's civilisation. If that happens, that is
irreversible," Orban said at a conference in honour of former German
Chancellor Helmut Kohl, who recently turned 85. "There is no way back from a multicultural Europe. Neither to a Christian Europe, nor to the world of national cultures," Orban added.
He insisted that migration needs to be addressed seriously.
"If we make a mistake now, it will be forever," Orban, 52, said.
Orban was recently criticised for a questionnaire sent out to Hungarian citizens that linked migrants and asylum seekers with terrorism, which EU Commission vice president Frans Timmersmans slammed as "malicious and wrong".
Orban is a fierce opponent of the migration plan put forward by the Commission to evenly distribute asylum seekers among member states, a policy which he called "mad and unfair".
European leaders will discuss the plan at their June 25-26 summit in Brussels.
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" David Cameron's renewed authority means he will win a referendum for Britain to stay in the EU despite probably gaining only “inconsequential” concessions from Brussels, says former chancellor Lord Lawson. . . . Lord Lawson says Britain will eventually “regret” voting to stay in the EU in the national poll due by the end of 2017. But the peer, who was chancellor from 1983 to 1989, added: “In the short term, the next few years, the PM will have bought peace in the Tory party.” "
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/eu-referendum-david-cameron-warned-he-will-only-win-inconsequential-concessions-from-brussels-10299645.html
5/6/2015
No change on immigration possible without withdrawal.
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