Brussels Launches Deceitful Campaign, Punishes Hungary

The European Commission office in Budapest has started a campaign in connection with the EU court judgment that hit Hungary with an unprecedentedly harsh punishment over its migration policy.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen with Tisza Party MEP Peter Magyar (Source: Facebook/Peter Magyar)

The so-called migration pact also introduced the long-delayed quota system, according to which asylum seekers arriving in Europe must be distributed among the member states. A country that is not willing to do so will have to pay a hefty fine.

Fidesz MEP Tamas Deutsch previously called it blood-curdling that the European Court is punishing Hungary with the absurdly high one-time fine of two hundred million euros, topped off with an additional fine of one million euros per day.

The politician added:

All this because we Hungarians operate a border protection system that complies with EU legislation. We prevent illegal migrants from unlawfully entering the territory of Hungary and therefore the European Union.

In another post, the Hungarian representation of the European Commission defends the protective tariffs imposed on China and the Russian sanctions, saying that this is not a trade war. In yet another post, they explain that the EU institutions do not want to abolish Hungary's thirteenth month pension, however, the facts show otherwise. Based on the material of an OECD expert called on under pressure from the European Commission, it can be concluded that the real goal of Brussels is to abolish the thirteenth month pension.

Cover photo: European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen with Tisza Party MEP Peter Magyar (Source: Facebook/Peter Magyar)