Hungarian FM Szijjártó: ‘Law-abiding guest workers’ not to be mixed up with illegal migrants
Illegal migrants should not be mixed up with people that go to another country “under organised circumstances” to work, the Hungarian foreign minister said in Manila on Thursday.
FM Szijjártó talks about guest workers
Péter Szijjártó said that illegal border crossing “is not a human right but a crime”.
According to a statement from the foreign ministry, Szijjártó met Enrique Manalo, his Filipino counterpart, for talks and said both countries saw eye to eye that “any given country should have the right to decide to whom it wants to grant entry and whom it wants to live together with”.
Hungary holds the over 10,000 Filipinos working in Hungary in great esteem, Szijjártó said.
The foreign minister noted that the Philippines and Hungary were celebrating the 50th anniversary of establishing diplomatic ties. He said the two countries were similarly affected by the recent global security and economic crises, and were interested in promoting peace and a balanced economic development in the world. Szijjártó said that conflicts should be resolved “through dialogue and diplomacy rather than constantly passing judgements and criticism.”
According to Szijjártó, Europe is “in very bad shape” with a war going on for the past two and a half years on the continent and with “political and ideological endeavours aimed at hindering East-West cooperation”. “The upcoming Hungarian EU presidency will work to improve the situation, but it requires peace on the continent,” he said.
Cooperation between Hungary and the Philippines is “the best example of successful East-West relations”, he said, adding that the turnover of bilateral trade had exceeded 300 million dollars as a result of Hungary’s significantly increasing its agricultural exports to the Philippines. He added that Hungarian companies were completing major water management projects in the Philippines, while preparations were being made for starting nuclear cooperation between the two countries. The Hungarian FM shared his thoughts in a Facebook post:
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This is common sense, but the globalist-socialist Left and its groupies in the media, academia, etc. deliberately conflate the two. They do it so as to make those of us opposed to being invaded by millions of illegal aliens seem like a bunch of ethnocentric racists who don’t want ANY immigrants at all because we want to keep an ethnically pure country.
That ploy has worked too well for too long. Enough now. Legal immigrants: yes, if needed. Illegal aliens: NO! NO! NO!
Hehehe, poor Michael, you are saying keeping ethnical pure count6, like if hungerians are not the result of a mix of different cultures. Anyway that will change in some short period of time. Hungarians will become more and more similar to asian faces if you know what i mean. But well, i guess you are fine with that
It’s so funny how this is paid by Fidesz, neo-nazi Orban says Hungary doesn’t want to mix with any other races, and when questioned about their nazi statements, Orban backs down with “no no we don’t want to mix with ILLEGAL immigrants, if you are legal it’s fine.”
but we all know that in the end orban really means he wants to create a pure Hungarian race just like his counterpart tried to establish the aryan race in the 1940s. hopefully we won’t see Fidesz sending people to death camps to “cleanse” their “hungarian” ethnicity. besides, Orban is quite hypocritical as he defends nazism but he comes from a family of Romani people.