Viktor Orban, a true hero, time to deport all the refgugees and immigrants!

Orban is one of the true leaders of Europe, standing up to the PCbrigade that want all the refugees to invade our country

Cameron is doing a fine job, just hope some of the other Euro leaders follow suit

Most of the refugees are criminals and should be sent back to where they came from

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Get help.

so you think that illegal entry and criminal damage is acceptable do you?

Reply 3

sdotd

wish he was our PM

A man who listens to his people and sticks by Hungary's Christian values

Reply 4

driftawaay

Original post by sdotd

wish he was our PM

A man who listens to his people and sticks by Hungary's Christian values

Lol he doesnt 'listen to his people' nor would you like if he was your PM, he is the most hated person in Hungary. lmao foreigners wishing he was the PM of the their country is hilarious.

Reply 5

Josb

He is honesty made flesh.

Reply 6

ModYom

yep, we need more leaders like him, and hated?? not so, a poll reported in today's Telegraph says 80% of Hungarians agree with Orban

actually we need more fences and tear gas to deter these criminal immigrants from coming over in the first place

Oh no...

Original post by driftawaay

Lol he doesnt 'listen to his people' nor would you like if he was your PM, he is the most hated person in Hungary. lmao foreigners wishing he was the PM of the their country is hilarious.

he isn't hated by the majority, his views reflect public opinion

Reply 9

StrawbAri

Original post by sdotd

he isn't hated by the majority, his views reflect public opinion

Well I don't know much about Viktor Orban but I'd think you should take her seriously as she's an actual Hungarian. I don't think you know more about her country than she does :smile:

Reply 10

ModYom

that's actually a very basic logical fallacy

Reply 11

username1494226

Ouch. Whilst I agree we need severe reform on immigration, we shouldnt go willy nilly deporting all of them. Refugees should be more evenly dispersed around Europe so no one country bares the brunt(except Germany and Sweden, let them drown in their mess) and we should amend the laws so that only those with employment guaranteed can set up shop in the UK and other Euro nations. Mass deportation is expensive, irresponsible and is a riot waiting to happen in my book

Reply 12

StrawbAri

Original post by ModYom

that's actually a very basic logical fallacy

Well you could post the link to the stats that say 80% of Hungarians agree with him then.

Reply 13

driftawaay

Original post by sdotd

he isn't hated by the majority, his views reflect public opinion

He is hated by the majority and his views and actions, especially building the fence, definately do not reflect public opinion, most people did not want the fence. You don't know **** about him and what people want.

Reply 14

richpanda

He's a hero. How can the majority hate him if they elected him? fkn lol.

Reply 15

driftawaay

Original post by StrawbAri

Well you could post the link to the stats that say 80% of Hungarians agree with him then.

They send out 'national consultancy' papers to people where they ask their opinions about what should be done about migrants or whatever else. They send these out to x amount of people and then the majority of the respondents turn out to be in favour of his party's policies. The only problem? They only send these papers out to areas where the majority of the population voted for his party in the last election. And then he strokes his ego and makes it seem like everyone agrees with him and says things like 'the Hungarian people have decided....'. He is the most hated person in the country and his popularity is falling drastically. He is scapegoating refugees/migrants to take people's attention away from his party's shortcomings. For example he got hundreds of posters put up i the country that said 'if you are coming to Hungary you cannot take away people's jobs' - in HUNGARIAN, lmao, just to make it seem like it is immigrant's fault that people cannot get jobs when there were no immigrants in the country before this crisis and no jobs for the last 7 years. Nearly ALL of them got torn down by people so he got them repainted and got police men to stand in front of the posters to watch them. LMAO.

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Reply 16

ModYom

Original post by StrawbAri

Well you could post the link to the stats that say 80% of Hungarians agree with him then.

Mr Orban, who has accused Germany of "moral imperialism" over its insistence that Hungary should take its share of migrants, does not appear to have paid a domestic political price for his stance
A poll conducted earlier this month showed that some 82[%] of Hungarians favoured tighter immigration controls,

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/hungary/11893375/Hungary-to-EU-migrant-quotas-will-repeat-Western-Europes-failed-attempts-at-multiculturalism.html

Reply 17

ModYom

Original post by driftawaay

more from Daily Telegraph link: you see many Brits agree with Orban for trying to keep out these parasite immigrants

In a briefing to British journalists last week, he said the British public had been jamming the switchboard of Hungary's embassy to London in support of Budapest's controversial stance. Of the 300 phone calls, emails and letters that were reaching the embassy's Belgravia HQ every day, 70 per cent described Hungary's actions as "God's gift to Europe."

Reply 18

driftawaay

Original post by ModYom

Yes I know there are many anti-immigrant people in the UK, 4 million people voted UKIP, what's your point? The 70% figure doesn't mean that 70% of British people agree with his actions, it just means lots of racists and xenophobes called in to congratulate him.