Orbán meets EP President Schultz ahead of EU summit

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Pozsony (Bratislava), September 16 (MTI) – Prime Minister Viktor Orbán met Martin Schulz, the president of the European Parliament, ahead of an EU summit in Bratislava on Friday, and asked him for “more respect for Hungarians”.

Orbán said he had told Schulz that the European Union should in future refrain from “employing legal tricks” to circumvent the decisions and will of the sovereign nation states, the way it had done with the migrant quota plans. These were first to be voluntary, under an initial agreement of EU heads of state and government, but then “changed to mandatory through the collusions of the European Parliament and the European Commission,” he said.

Schulz said in an interview to Spiegel Online published on Thursday that Orbán “refuses to help find a joint European Union solution to the migrant crisis”.

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  1. Send all of those migrants on to Brussels and the E.U. The E.U. is similar to the old soviet bloc, always imposing its will upon others, regardless of the dangers and implications

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