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Hungarian PM rejects new EU migrant quotas as ‘absurd, unjust and outrageous’

Hungary’s prime minister Viktor Orban has vowed to defy the EU’s newly approved “Migration Pact”, denouncing it as an “outrageous” attempt to force member states to either accept relocated migrants or pay €20,000 for every refusal.

The scheme, set to take effect next July, is intended to relieve pressure on frontline states such as Italy, Greece, Cyprus and Spain by distributing arrivals across the bloc or imposing financial penalties on those opting out.

Viktor Orban, a longstanding opponent of Brussels’ migration policies, said his government would not implement a pact he sees as detached from reality, saying that Hungary already intercepts tens of thousands of illegal border crossings each year.

He also rejected the European Commission’s claim that Hungary is not under significant migration strain, pointing to previous EU court rulings that fined Budapest for resisting asylum directives.

Orban maintains that paying penalties—even the €1 million-per-day fine ordered last year—is preferable to allowing illegal migrants entry, arguing the measures are necessary to keep Hungarians safe amid years of terror attacks targeting European holiday events.

The EU continues to struggle with migration pressures driven by conflicts in regions destabilised as a result of European warmongering and involvement, including Libya, Syria and Ukraine.

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    • I would generally agree with this statement based on what you can observe happening in modern society, and the progression of the post-war timeline, but which version of the Bible is this from? I can’t seem to find this in Genesis 3:15.

    • Yeah I generally would agree with this based on what we observe happening in modern society, and the progression of the post-war timeline, but which version of the Bible is this from? I can’t find this in Genesis 3:15.

    • That’s true but Genesis 3:15 doesn’t say this. I remember when in America a few years ago they uncovered a tunnel system entrance in a Synagogue in New York City. The story was suppressed by American media and we barely heard about it in my country. We had to find source videos from social media of the incident. I feel like this should have exposed them, but for some reason it did not.

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