Starting at 6 pm today, a demonstration was held in front of the European Union Representation at 35 Lovoház Street, in Budapest. As Magyar Nemzet has highlighted earlier, the demonstration was called by prominent publicist Zsolt Bayer, because the European Commission has filed a lawsuit with the European Court of Justice against Hungary for the second time.
The demonstration's MC was Gergely Huth, and the first speaker was Andras Bencsik, who told Peter Magyar that "if you've got balls, join us". The question is whether he has a spine, or just a tiny prop in place.
Constitutional lawyer Zoltan Lomnici Jr. said he believes that Hungarian law is worth as much as German, Italian or French law. If these nations have been allowed to put a stop to Brussels' arbitrary methods, then we too must stand up for our constitutional indentity. Foreign populations cannot be settled in our country against the will of Hungarians. Not because Hungarians are not hospitable, but because they are fully aware of what the chaos in the EU's major cities has brought about, and we do not want it. We are fully on the side of Hungary's national-minded government during this time period and throughout their struggles," the constitutional lawyer concluded.

According to Zsolt Bayer, we are close to being back in the Soviet Union. They told us that there was no such thing as a migrant quota, and it's merely PM Orban's invention designed to incite. But now, we have a mandatory migrant quota. He then quoted from the ruling, which stated that by refusing to take in illegal migrants, Hungary seriously violates the principle of solidarity and shared responsibility, as well as solidarity between member states. As this constitutes a grave breach of EU law, the court ordered Hungary to pay €200 million and an additional daily fine of 1 million euros.
So, there is a mandatory quota, and now we must pay 1 million euros a day because the EU's top court has ruled that we have rejected the quota.
The question is what kind of solidarity and responsibility we are talking about", Mr Bayer continued.