PM Orban Greeted by Cheers and Applause in Pontida

Cheering crowds welcome the Hungarian PM in Pontida. "Brussels must be occupied, taken back from the bureaucrats and given back to the people of Europe," Viktor Orban said.

Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban(Photo: Piero Cruciatti/AFP)

On the state of public security, Mr Orban said that Hungary had beaten back crime and locked up criminals, making it the safest country. The most important example he can give to the Italians, however, is the success achieved in migration policy, the PM said. Hungary has not let illegal immigrants in, the borders are being protected, and crossing borders without permission is a criminal offence. Applicants must wait outside the border for permission to enter the country.

The Hungarian achievement of zero illegal immigrants in the country were met with ovations of approval.

The Hungarian leader reiterated that he would not stand for handing over the country and would not let them change our culture.

Hungary is our homeland, and we want to feel at home in our homeland,

he stressed.

On European Union policies, he said that the European Left and Brussels bureaucrats are jointly punishing Hungary. 

We've been fined €200 million and we are paying a further €1 million every day because we refuse to let migrants in. The Brusselites are punishing us because we are protecting Europe. This is a disgrace on Brussels,

Viktor Orban stated, saying if the penalization of Hungarians continues, his plan is to transport the migrants directly to the offices of Brusselites. So if they want migrants, they will get them.

– Baj van – jelentette ki a magyar kormányfő. Mint fogalmazott:

Mr Orban encouraged his Italian friends, by saying if the Hungarians could do it, then big, strong and rich Italy can do it too. He called on those present to be brave and follow great leaders like Matteo Salvini. He added that he attended the event in person because he wanted to speak to them about a common Europe of patriots.

"There is a problem," the Hungarian PM said, noting that

Europe is in trouble, it's a worse place than it was ten years ago. The streets have become more dangerous, migrants are causing peaceful Europeans to live in fear. They have no respect for the law or the police.

He expressed concern about the future. He also pointed out that the European Union was established to maintain peace, but today there is a war between Ukraine and Russia, and Brussels has become a belligerent instead of a peacemaker. Meanwhile, bureaucrats are destroying the European economy.

He said that the European Left has made a mess of everything, and they are not serving the interests of European people, but those of others. The future of Europe hangs in the balance. 

He regretted that in the European Parliament they are depriving the patriots of Europe of their rights. They are persecuting homeland-loving, patriotic and sovereignist people and even providing funds to Leftists who are fighting against patriots.

He stressed that

We must not withdraw from Brussels but must march in. Brussels must be occupied and given to the people of Europe.

Finally, he called on the Italians to join forces. 

"The people of Italy took the first step by forming a center-right government, next was the Netherlands, then the patriots in Austria and the Czech Republic won, and the Patriots for Europe EP group was formed. The way forward is to continue on the path of strengthening the European Right," he said, expressing confidence that at the end of the struggle, the Patriots will be the biggest political force in Europe. Their goal is to make Europe great, prosperous and free again.

Avanti Ragazzi di Buda, avanti ragazzi di Lega, that is, onward Buda boys, onward Lega boys.

Cover photo: Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini and Hungarian Prime minister Viktor Orban in Pontida (Photo: AFP)