Viktor Orbán was one of the guests on the event organized by Fratelli d’Italia in Rome last weekend. The Hungarian PM spoke about the new model of political and state theory that has been established in Hungary, among other things.
In his speech, PM Orbán offered a retort to newly „elected” Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte. Previously, Conte accused the Visegrad countries (Hungary, Poland, Slovakia and the Czech Republic) of not aiding Italy in the immigration issue. As Viktor Orbán said in his answer, Hungary cannot take part in inviting more migrants from all over the world.
According to the Hungarian leader, there are countries in Europe where a huge proportion of the population is of immigrant background, and therefore not part of the indigenous Christian culture. The issue to resolve in these countries is how to make two completely different cultures coexist. Then there are European countries that have successfully averted Muslim immigration – therefore there is no need to tackle the dilemma about coexistence outlined above.
Every nation has the right to decide who they want to live with. If the people choose not to live in a multicultural society, then they have the right to do so in a democracy.”
According to his assessment, many Western European leaders hold the belief that if masses with different background are invited to live with the Christian majority, a new society will emerge – one that is mixed, and of higher quality. Central Europe however, does not share this belief.
In our view, it wouldn’t be an integration. We wouldn’t live together but only side by side.”
Regarding immigrants, Viktor Orbán said that „it was clear right at the very beginning of the immigration crisis that 9 out 10 newcomers are not refugees, but economic migrants.” What is even worse is that the left in Europe has an enormous interest in migration, as they believe they are importing voters.
Left-wing politicians believe that immigrants will never support conservatives. As a result, the more immigrants come, the less likely it is for Christian politicians to gain influence in Europe. And so the final goal of the left is to make Europe shake off concepts like ’nation’ or ’Christian life’, and enter the age of post-Christianity.
Viktor Orbán also outlined that political and state theory that has been built in Hungary in recent years.
This model, the Hungarian leader said, is based on three pillars: family, nation, and Christian freedom, adding that
in Hungary and here in Italy, people with a mindset similar to ours, we are a minority in the European political elite, but we are a majority among the people.„
As the prime minister said, it is worth remembering that Europe was made great by working not only for ourselves, but for our homelands and for the glory of God. Once the modern version of this tactic is found, Europe can be made great again.
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