In a Friday morning interview with Kossuth Radio, the Hungarian Prime Minister criticised migrant debit cards, political correctness and censorship in Europe.
Viktor Orban said he was surprised by the handing out of migrant debit cards. “The issue of the migrant debit cards came as a surprise even for weather-beaten veterans like me,” the Prime Minister said.
Orban heavily criticised the initiative by pointing to security: “handing out anonymous debit cards to ‘people we don’t know’ is a direct threat to the lives of Europeans.”
He warned that political correctness and the prohibition to talk about things that are obvious will backfire. Concerning Europe’s current debate on humanity, philosophy and politics he said:
“The main question asks whether we are allowed to say out loud that among the migrants, ‘there is a strikingly large number of criminals’ who threaten the security of Europeans.”
The Hungarian Prime Minister continued later by saying that migration was an important reason for Brexit. “Brussels failed to keep migrants out and therefore failed to keep the Brits in,” Orban said.
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