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Szijjártó sends letter to Council of Europe General Secretary over Muiznieks’ criticism
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Budapest (MTI) – Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó has sent a letter of protest to Thorbjorn Jagland, General Secretary of the Council of Europe, over criticism of Hungary’s migration policy by the Council’s human rights commissioner.
In an article published in the online version of The New York Times on Wednesday, Muiznieks said that at the recent European Union summit in Bratislava, Hungary was among countries “most hostile to the European Union proposals on migration”. Muiznieks added that despite criticism of his policies, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán had “shrugged off this criticism and pushed ahead with an agenda that can be described only as institutionalized xenophobia.”
Szijjártó reacted to the article saying on Thursday that “with his astonishing lies” Muiznieks was criticising a country which observes all international regulations. He said it was clear that “Muiznieks and his allies are calling for the violation of international laws and national borders, which would lead to chaos and anarchy.”
Szijjártó has written a letter to the General Secretary of the Council of Europe over the criticism.
Again, Hungary and other Central European countries are being put behind a wall by stronger forces. The Iron Curtain of the west wishes to throw its weight around and dictate what, who and when to sovereign countries. If the idiots in Brussels had any brains, they would be condemning Greece for not upholding the Schengen Agreements and Fuehrer Merkel for inciting mass migration and invasion of Europe which has done little to bind the 27 nation of the E.U.