“We, too, are quite familiar with this phenomenon as Brussels is mobilizing its entire institutional machinery to force a change of government here in Hungary as well. And in Republika Srpska, a foreign-directed witch hunt is being waged against a legitimate leader,” he said.
Szijjarto concluded:
This is a regrettable European trend—efforts to eliminate patriotic, sovereigntist leaders. That is why it is so important to stand by democratically elected leaders. For Europe’s future and security, it is crucial to stop this deeply undemocratic process.
He also added that "If patriots can grow strong enough, this dangerous anti-democratic and anti-European trend can be reversed."
Responding to our journalist’s question, the Foreign Minister also criticized the European Commission:
Brussels has isolated the European economy—from the U.S. with the worst trade deal in history, from China with a senseless ideological approach, and from Russia with sanctions. Europe’s competitiveness is now the weakest compared to its rivals.
He also remarked: "the Commission under Ursula von der Leyen has caused perhaps more damage to Europe’s economy than any other in history.”
Milorad Dodik recently declared that Bosnia has been under foreign occupation for 30 years. Asked by Magyar Nemzet whether the October referendum is a rejection of this, the President of Republika Srpska replied:
Everything that in theory and practice represents occupation for a country also applies to Bosnia-Herzegovina. What happened in democratic and parliamentary Europe? Hitler and Schmidt — both were Germans.
"Schmidt was in charge of migration policy in Brussels, and when he made decisions, they became laws that some people considered acceptable. At the same time, during Hitler’s era, the Muslims in Bosnia-Herzegovina also stood on the German side,” Dodik explained. He added: “If we look at the Constitutional Court: foreigners were never removed from it, and the constitution was applied according to political intentions."
After some of my interviews, I was even threatened that Interpol would issue an international arrest warrant against me — of course, that never happened, but even so, the Brussels bureaucracy took over decision-making. Many in the European Union still look at Bosnia as an occupied territory. There is no leader in Europe today with authority who could show direction.
"Europe has lost the chance to remain competitive with the great global systems, and has thus become a depoliticized community. Many say that the influence of civil organizations supported by Soros is also part of this occupation,” Dodik added.
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