Hungary’s Prime Minister Victor Orbán has announced that his country will join the recently formed so-called ‘Rome-Warsaw pact’ which was established to oppose the EU’s population replacement through mass migration agenda.
Italy’s Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini and Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki announced recently that they would work together to oppose the Franco-German domination of the EU. They also pledged to oppose the Brussels elite’s demands for open borders and unrestricted mass Third World migration.
Now the Hungarian leader has said his country will stand with Italy and Poland and vowed there will be “no compromise” on the issue of migration.
Prime Minister Orbán said that he believes the EU will break into two civilisations, one mixed Muslim-Christian version of Europe in the West and a Europe with an indigenous majority and marked by traditional European values in Central Europe.
The EU elite believe that through mass migration they can undermine and destroy “national homogeneity” I.e. identity making countries less resistant to a more federalised super-state.
Across the bloc, however, from East to West populist, nationalist parties continue to make gains and the EU elite are bracing themselves for a spectacular rebuke in May’s European Parliament elections.
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