German journalist Udo Ulfkotte presented the Hungarian version of his book, The Asylum Industry last weekend at the Budapest Bookfestival. In an interview to Magyar Hírlap he spoke about mass immigration and the message of the Kohl-Orbán meeting.
Pharma industry is one of the main beneficaries of mass immigration, because many migrants have hepatitis c, polio and other illnesses which are expensive to cure, German journalist and author Udo Ulfkotte told Magyar Hírlap. According to him this sector expects a 13 billion euro extra profit, if borders remain open for another one or two years. But the list is long, as insurance companies and the building sector also earns a lot. Ulfkotte pointed out that the German social democratic party, SPD is de facto creating jobs by supporting immigration and giving more work to the organisaton Arbeiterwohlfahrt, which is operating refugee homes. Ulfkotte warned that this is not a sustainable strategy for creating jobs, but SPD and other pro-immigration parties are also interested in importing voters for themselves.
Regarding the meeting of former German chancellor Helmut Kohl and Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán he emphasised that Kohl wanted to support Orbán's migration policies and the Hungarian people, as they are portrayed negatively in German press.
