Nigel Farage has said that Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán represents “the future of Europe” and predicted the EU will become more focused on nationhood, rejecting the domination of Brussels.
“Orbán actually believes in things. He does not sheepishly, slavishly go along with the European project as he firmly believes in the concept of the nation-state.”
“He clearly is a strong defender of, as he sees, the Hungarian culture and is not afraid to say and do these things despite huge criticism from the European Union”, the Brexit Party MEP said in an interview with VáslaszOnline.
The British politician also backed Orbán on his condemnation of political interference by open-borders advocate George Soros’s, whose “influence”, Farage said, “is all across the Western democracies.”
He also equated the Soviet Union to the European Union – however, noting that “at least this one did not kill people” – and when asked whether, when he looked from his European Parliament office window in Strasbourg if he saw the same kind ‘oppressed people’ that existed under Communism, he replied: “I can assure you when you go into Article 7 procedures, you effectively are not free people.”
Prime Minister Orbán, Italy’s Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini, and France’s Marine Le Pen have pledged to take on globalism and form a freedom front ahead of the European Parliament elections, with the European Council on Foreign Relations predicting that populists could win a third of the seats.
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