PRIME MINISTER ORBAN: “2017 WILL BE A YEAR OF REBELLION; AMERICA WHAT IS YOUR MESSAGE”?; “LET’S MAKE HUNGARY GREAT AGAIN!”

 
HUNGARIAN PRIME MINISTER ORBAN: 
“2017 WILL BE A YEAR OF REBELLION; 
AMERICA WHAT IS YOUR MESSAGE”?; 
“LET’S MAKE HUNGARY GREAT AGAIN!”
BY CHRISTINE WILLIAMS
republished below in full unedited for informational, educational, and research purposes:
 

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has praised the
victories of the populist Five Star Movement in the Italian referendum
and the election of Donald Trump in the United States, claiming these
developments are just the beginning of the “rebellion”.

Orbán is referring to the taking back of Western countries from
Leftist globalists who have flooded Europe with Muslim migrants who are
responsible for an unprecedented wave of crime throughout Europe,
including widespread sex assaults. In July, Orban stated that migrants were “poison” and “not needed”:

Orban said the migration and foreign policy plans of the
US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump were “vital” for
Hungary…. the US Democrats
supported migration as well as what he described as “democracy export”,
while Hungary – like Trump – opposed both, “making it clear where
Hungary’s interests lie”….The Democrats’ foreign policy is bad for
Europe, and deadly for Hungary,” he said. “The migration and foreign
policy advocated by the Republican candidate, Mr Trump, is good for
Europe and vital for Hungary.”

“Orbán Declares 2017 the ‘Year of Rebellion’”, by Chris Tomlinson, Breitbart, December 21, 2016:

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has praised the
victories of the populist Five Star Movement in the Italian referendum
and the election of Donald Trump in the United States, claiming these
developments are just the beginning of the “rebellion”.

The Hungarian leader, who is known to be outspoken in expressing his
opinions on mass migration and the migrant crisis claims a kinship with
rising populist leaders and movements across Europe and the United
States.

Mr. Orbán said his party Fidesz was a “self-made story … about ten to
twenty, or thirty guys coming from somewhere, rising up, fed up with
the world that surrounds them” who wanted to change it.

He claimed to see the same attitude in President-Elect Donald J.
Trump, saying in an interview with Hungarian news site 888.hu that Trump
had what he called a “self-made man mentality.” He went on to add,
“Self-made figures are people who themselves are successful, who do not
begin a sentence with ‘I know people,’ but say, ‘I’ve done that.’ ”

For the Hungarian prime minister, 2016 isn’t the end of the populist
rebellion against globalism and the elites. Asked if he thought the
anti-globalist sentiment would spread he said, “I am convinced that 2017
will be a year of rebellion. Whether they [the globalists] put down the
rebellion or not, that’s another story.”

Orbán cited the victory of the Italian opposition in the recent
referendum and said that despite the defeat for anti-mass migration
candidate Norbert Hofer in the Austrian presidential elections, the
rebellion was growing.

“Next year will be elections in Germany, the Netherlands, France. A
lot of things can happen,” he said. Mr. Orbán said there were two
rebellions going on, one was a revolt of the working and middle class
which led to Brexit and the victory of Donald Trump and the other “…is a
kind of national rebellion.

“The ‘United States of Europe’ advocates, by being stealthy,
encroachments on the sovereignty of individual nations using the issue
of asylum.

“All of this is surrounded by political correctness, containment,
intellectual rebellion against stigma. The rebellion started in 2016,
will be even more enhanced in the future. Therefore, I say that 2017
will be a year of rebellion,” he said.

When asked if he thought it was contradictory for a ruling government
to declare themselves rebels, he said, “The real freedom fighters are
the people.”

He went on to add, “If we believe in Hungary, the Hungarian people,
one inside the other, then we are facing a bright future,” adding that
children should be taught “not to seek the easy way, but go their own
way even when it seems difficult, then the country can be great again.

“America, what is your message? Let’s make Hungary great again!”