PM Orbán to the German press: Brussels was “not far” from becoming the communist Moscow

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Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said Manfred Weber, the head of the European People’s Party (EPP), “insulted the Hungarian people” in an interview published in the conservative German newspaper Welt am Sonntag on Sunday.
 
Orbán noted that he had agreed to back Weber’s bid to become president of the European Commission at a meeting in Budapest two years earlier, but two days later the German politician had publicly declared that he did not want to win the office with Hungarian votes.

“Here, everybody asked: what kind of person is this? Does he think we are second-class Europeans? This affair was not about me, but about insulting the Hungarian people. We lost confidence in him,” Orbán said. He said the
 
problem is rather with the EPP,
 
as Weber wants the same kind of coalition in Brussels as that between the Christian Democrats (CDU) and the Social Democratic Party (SPD) in Berlin.

“Soon one will notbe able to tell the difference between conservatives and socialists,” Orbán said, adding that the
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3 Comments

  1. Brussels…. Soros…. Brussels….. Soros….. Brussels…. Soros….
    Bla… bla…. bla….
    V.O. the Caveman.

  2. This is nonsense. Orban is one of the best politicians in the EU and the only one standing between democracy and an EU socialist dictatorship.

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