Lots of patriotic fighters are needed in Europe, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in a video message shown at the Europa Viva 2024 convention of the right-wing Spanish Vox party in Madrid on Sunday.
“We face a big battle together as Brussels unloads mass illegal migration on us, poisons our children with gender propaganda, leaves the countryside to its fate and destroys traditional families,” Orbán said.
He said that at the NatCon event in Brussels in April police had been “sent to us because they did not want to hear us talk about conservative, Christian patriotic values — the future of our Europe.”
Europe’s borders, he added, could only be protected “if we rely on ourselves”, and this was also true when it came to bringing up children and nurturing country life.
Orbán declared Santiago Abascal and the Vox party to be “dedicated fighters” who ensured security, freedom, the protection of Spaniards and their families.
The Fidesz leader concluded his message by saying: “Vamos Santiago, vamos Vox, let’s make Europe great again!”
Fidesz parliament group leader: Current Brussels leaders cannot guarantee prosperity, peace
The current leaders in Brussels cannot guarantee either prosperity or peace, the leader of ruling Fidesz’s parliamentary group said on Sunday.
Máté Kocsis told public radio that a change was needed in Brussels’ leadership because they had been unable to guarantee to European citizens the very basics that the European Union had been established for.
“The founders promised peace and prosperity but in the past five years … the current EU leaders have been unable to guarantee this, and there is war and a weakening economy instead,” he said.
“Robert Fico has been temporarily lost from among pro-peace politicians”, which has further increased the significance of the European Parliament election, he added.
He said Fico’s attacker had been a pro-war and pro-Ukraine activist who had expressed his opinion against the pro-peace Fico government several times.
War psychosis in Brussels
“The war psychosis is so great that it permeates European people’s lives regardless of whether they stand on the side of war of peace,” he added. “It was the great failure of EU leaders that recent years had been about the growth of violence on the continent, including terrorist attacks, street violence committed by antifa activists, war — and now the attack [against Fico],” he said.
He also said it was shocking that the leaders of large European countries such as the French president and the Swedish prime minister had made remarks about the use of nuclear weapons. “Statements about armaments, the wave of violence, and war preparations make whole continent look as if it had lost its peaceful, welfare, calm profile,” he added.
Kocsis said all this increased the importance of the EP election in Hungary, where the left wing standing against the government were “globalists against sovereigntists”.
They repeated the same mantras, he said, “not necessarily because they think that way but because that’s what their financiers in the West expect.”
He said the majority of European citizens did not want war. Only “the European media, the politicians under US influence and the media outlets financed by American speculators” wanted war on European territory, he insisted.
The Fidesz official said much was at stake in the US presidential election because it would determine the next two or three years of Europe and its attitude towards the war.
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