Orbán said at the celebrations of the public holiday that the struggle of Hungarians for freedom is also a struggle for the whole Western world.
The struggle of the Hungarians for freedom, as in 1848, is not just a matter of the Hungarians, because the whole Western world is fought. He said this on Saturday in a speech on the occasion of the celebration of the Hungarian public holiday of the outbreak of the anti -Habsburg Revolution in 1848 – 1849 Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. According to Index.hu, the TASR newsletter in Budapest informs about this.
Orbán and speech at the National Museum building
“The empire wants to mix nations, replace the inhabitants of Europe and direct the generation of our children and grandchildren to the chaos of an unnatural lifestyle. Instead of peace, they want to put us in the services of the gods of war. They devastated the whole Western world, but we stopped it at the border of Hungary, “Orbán said in front of the crowd of his supporters at the building of the National Museum.
The Prime Minister recalled that his party Fidesz won four parliamentary elections in a row and resisted a 15 -year pressure. “We lasted because we believed that the wind would turn. And he turned, the Western world’s patriots intensified and won. After Italy, the Netherlands and Austria, we also have allies in the United States, “Orbán added, according to which patriots can win today.
The Hungarian Prime Minister noted that his government from Hungary had been expelled by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), pressed against multinational companies and banks, withdrew back the energy system, put the whole national economy into the Hungarian people’s services and reflected all the efforts of Brussels to get the Hungarians’ money into the hands of speculators.
“The financial machinery that bought politicians, judges, journalists, pseudo -citizen organizations and political activists for corrupt dollars will be destroyed,” the Prime Minister added in connection with the flow of money from abroad.
At the end of the speech, he bequeathed to his opponents, “We will defeat you again and again and again.”
