European leaders have turned against the will of the people they are leading, hence they need to revise their policies, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in his Friday morning radio interview, adding that the idea of democracy exports have failed.
He stressed that Europe needs to rethink its foreign policy after the interventions in Syria, Libya and Iraq, which all ended in chaos and catastrophe and millions of people have set off from these countries. "This mad idea of exporting democracy, with the concepts of European culture and methods and make people in other cultures, civilisation happy, against their will has failed. All countries need to establish their own political and economic system based on their own culture", he added.
Mr. Orbán targeted Hungarian born billionarie, György Soros, whom the government accuses of meddling in with Hungarian affairs by financing NGO's. "No matter how György Soros goes about financing NGO's and tries to set foot in the media with his money and cause tensions, the fact is that migrant policies of western government's have countered rising resistance from an increasing number of people", he said.
