Index – National – Viktor Orbán: György Soros spoke, the owner was not satisfied

Common sense won last week’s European Council: “we defended Hungary’s sovereignty and we defended Hungarian money

– Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said on Monday, before the agenda of the National Assembly, where he thanked Poland for its friendship and perseverance.

We have won because we have made it clear that, in difficult times like the current epidemic, economic aid should not be tied to political conditions, simply because it prevents us from acting quickly.

Said the prime minister.

He emphasized that common sense also prevailed because this decision succeeded in preserving the unity of Europe, defending the European constitution and avoiding the danger of imposing immigrants on Hungarians by budgetary means. A country that does not accept immigrants has been prevented from being financially sanctioned, the prime minister said. They also protected the money of the Hungarians, so you will get what they owe to Hungary, he added.

Viktor Orbán assessed that it had become clear that the Union could only function successfully as a community of nations.

We have stopped the serial network. They wanted a weapon for themselves that could be used against other countries at any time.

The Prime Minister also noted that the Commission has just announced a migration plan that would provide assistance, housing and the right to vote to 34 million migrants.

Instead of a gender action plan, the traditional family model should be supported

– Viktor Orbán said in his speech before the agenda.

The prime minister also hinted that it is

Controlling the epidemic is not a political issue. In relation to the vaccine, the government has signed a contract with all serious companies, confirmed Viktor Orbán, who then repeatedly warned him to comply with epidemic protection standards.

Bertalan Tóth: We have to be ashamed …

because Tamás Deutsch was gesticulating, Szilárd Demeter was a gas chamber and József Szájer was draining, said the leader of the MSZP faction.

Bertalan Tóth was also ashamed of the Hungarian government’s veto, because it practically blackmailed the European Union and the southern member states.

So far, 7,000 people have died from the coronavirus, many of whom have lost their jobs. Don’t fight Brussels against the government, but give the people 100 percent sick pay

– warned the prime minister by the leader of the MSZP faction.

Tímea Szabó: The mechanism of the rule of law has not changed in the least

Regarding the coronavirus, the leader of the Dialogue faction said that Hungary is the worst in the EU for every 100,000 inhabitants. He said that it was more important for the prime minister to hold football matches with 20,000 spectators than people’s lives.

According to Tímea Szabó, currently 400,000 people declare themselves unemployed, while billions are spent on Zsolt Semjén’s hunting exhibition.

László László Keresztes: It is much easier to fight Soros than to face real problems

The veto can be a legitimate tool if the interests of Hungarian workers are to be protected. But now you’ve vetoed the rule of law to make the oligarchs even fatter

– reacted to the speech of the LMP faction leader, Viktor Orbán, before the agenda.

That is why the money of the Hungarians was at stake. According to László László Keresztes

Ferenc Gyurcsány: The head of government does not understand what is happening around him

or does not want their constituents to understand what is going on around them

– The president of the Democratic Coalition reacted to last week’s agreement. He said the prime minister had to let him go.

Our discussion with the head of government is about the future of Europe – added Ferenc Gyurcsány. We want a strong federal Europe and how can a Europe of nations remain a federal Europe?

According to the former prime minister, with the agreement and the joint loan, the Union has made progress towards unity.

– said Ferenc Gyurcsány in parliament.

Péter Jakab: You fight against the Union as you do against the coronavirus at home

With the veto, they tried to go to extremes and then came the Szájer scandal. You fight against the European Union as against the coronavirus at home

Said the leader of Jobbik’s faction.

Hundreds of thousands are losing their livelihoods and it is not wages in the country that are increasing, but prices, added Peter Jakab, who said that while the government is busy communicating success, the country faces the biggest crisis of the century. XXI.

Máté Kocsis: We do not finance ourselves from abroad

They attack their own country. They even go abroad to be embarrassed, although they could do it at home. They forgot to be ashamed of the camouflage video of Lajos Kórozs and the rat of Mrs. Bangón. If we failed last week, why are you upset? Hungarian interests cannot be counted on. We are the only political community in Hungary that is not financed from abroad.

Said the leader of the Fidesz faction in his speech.

Viktor Orbán: György Soros spoke, the owner was not satisfied

In his reply, the prime minister said that there was a danger that the creation of a European America in the future could mean the abandonment of millennial Hungary. The opposition wants to renounce the Hungarian millennial state while following a direction that is not focused on preserving Hungarian national independence, he added.

Increasing how many people die as a result of the epidemic not only violates the limits of good taste, but ignores the work of doctors and nurses. Understand, the virus is not me. Rather, you should help and encourage saving as many lives as possible.

Viktor Orbán said.

Hungary has so far spent 1.014 billion HUF on epidemiological control. The government has spent 2.9 billion HUF this year to protect jobs. Compared to the previous year, 64,000 people lost their jobs, according to the prime minister. He added that while the average salary was 200,000 HUF in 2010, it is now around 390,000 HUF and not according to the CSO, but according to the European Statistical Center, Eurostat.

(Cover image: Viktor Orbán’s speech today in Parliament. Photo: Tibor Illyés / MTI)