The voters will not only be deciding on a government and a parliament, but Hungary will also be choosing a future for itself, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said in a radio interview ahead of the elections.
On Kossuth Radio's Friday morning programme Orban said that "there will either be a national government and Hungary will remain a Hungarian country, or there will be an internationalist government formed in essence by George Soros". "The latter would mean that Hungary would become an immigrant country", he added, according to the Kormany.hu website.
Hungary’s development will have been in vain if immigration is allowed, as it will consume all the advantages produced by the country’s growth, he stressed.
The PM also said that in June bureaucrats in Brussels will seek to adopt a decision on a new immigration mechanism. Hungary believes that the draft prepared on the issue by the Bulgarian EU presidency is misguided, however, because it focuses on the distribution of immigrants, rather than on defence of the borders.
Speaking on Good Friday, Orban said that in a cultural sense Christian Europe is like the air, that “surrounds us in a way we find natural; this is what we call feeling at home, and this is why we feel at home in Christian Europe and in Christian Hungary”.
