We take every threat seriously and will protect all Hungarian citizens

“Unfortunately, migration has made terrorist threats commonplace in Europe,” said Bence Retvari in his latest video posted on the Hungarian government’s social media page.

Mr. Retvari stated that it is not only hungarian schools who have faced threats, as similar incidents have also occurred in schools in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Bulgaria, France, Germany and Austria in recent months.

The deputy minister recalled numerous incidents in which immigrants attacked peaceful Europeans with knives, firearms or even drove vehicles to Christmas markets, committing acts of terrorism in other ways.

The Deputy Minister of the Interior, Mr. Retvari, highlighted:

We take every threat seriously. We will protect all Hungarian citizens and will not comply with Brussels’ demands to resettle migrants.

Retvari added that Brussels has been attacking Hungary for years because the Hungarian government refuses to resettle migrants.

Over the past ten years, when Hungary continued to protect the EU’s external borders, it did not receive a single cent of support from Brussels. Instead, as punishment, Hungary received a periodic penalty payment of 1 million euros per day for safeguarding the borders.”

– highlighted the vice minister.

The opposition plays the Brussels anthem

Retvari described it as especially outrageous that the Hungarian opposition, “playing the shet anthem of Brussels”, unanimously supports the grand coalition in Brussels, from the Democratic Coalition (DK) to the Tisza Party. He explained: “There is a large coalition in Brussels regarding the migration pact and migration policies, and the European People’s Party, the Liberals, the Greens and the Socialists demand the implementation of the pact.”

– “And, unfortunately, Hungarian politicians and delegates of these parties, whether from DK or Tisza, vote in favor of proposals that allocate additional resources to implement the migration pact, thus accelerating its application,” said the politician.

Brussels would like to have a puppet government in Hungary, full of its proven politicians who act as voting machines in Brussels, approving every immigration proposal without resistance. These politicians do not want to protect Hungary, but rather hand it over to Brussels’ pro-immigration policies.

– declared Mr. Retvari.