Prime Minister of Hungary urged to protect Christian Europe
Dec 28, 2017 0:20:16 GMT
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Post by Διαμονδ on Dec 28, 2017 0:20:16 GMT
Prime Minister of Hungary urged to protect the white Christian Europe!
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, in his Christmas address published in the newspaper Magyar Idők, called on Europe to protect the Christian culture, the societies of European countries from confusion and erosion by colored migrant refugees.
"We will defend the Christian culture, and we will not hide behind concrete blocks and look at how our women are pestered in the New Year."
"Christianity is our culture and civilization, it's our house, it's not about how many people go to church and not about how much they sincerely pray ... Culture is our everyday reality ... And the Christian culture defines our morals," said Orban.
Separately, he condemned those opponents of his nationalist policies who "believe that one can not be a Christian unless millions of outsiders are allowed from other parts of the world." He urged not to forget the second part of the phrase - "love your neighbor as yourself," to love your country, your nation, your family, Hungarian culture and European civilization.
"The very foundations of European life are at stake." Those of us who go to church should not celebrate Christmas with closed curtains just to not hurt the feelings of others. "
"We do not want our Christmas markets to be renamed and we are not going to retreat for concrete blocks." We do not want our Christmas services to be held in an atmosphere of fear and despair. "
Also, the Hungarian prime minister opposed "the forces that destroy the European civilization": They want us to stop being ourselves and become what we do not want to be. They want us to mingle with people from another world and change to the glory of diversity.
"Not for the sake of others, but for oneself; for the sake of our families, for our nation, for the sake of our countries, and for the sake of the "homeland of our homeland" - we must defend Europe.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, in his Christmas address published in the newspaper Magyar Idők, called on Europe to protect the Christian culture, the societies of European countries from confusion and erosion by colored migrant refugees.
"We will defend the Christian culture, and we will not hide behind concrete blocks and look at how our women are pestered in the New Year."
"Christianity is our culture and civilization, it's our house, it's not about how many people go to church and not about how much they sincerely pray ... Culture is our everyday reality ... And the Christian culture defines our morals," said Orban.
Separately, he condemned those opponents of his nationalist policies who "believe that one can not be a Christian unless millions of outsiders are allowed from other parts of the world." He urged not to forget the second part of the phrase - "love your neighbor as yourself," to love your country, your nation, your family, Hungarian culture and European civilization.
"The very foundations of European life are at stake." Those of us who go to church should not celebrate Christmas with closed curtains just to not hurt the feelings of others. "
"We do not want our Christmas markets to be renamed and we are not going to retreat for concrete blocks." We do not want our Christmas services to be held in an atmosphere of fear and despair. "
Also, the Hungarian prime minister opposed "the forces that destroy the European civilization": They want us to stop being ourselves and become what we do not want to be. They want us to mingle with people from another world and change to the glory of diversity.
"Not for the sake of others, but for oneself; for the sake of our families, for our nation, for the sake of our countries, and for the sake of the "homeland of our homeland" - we must defend Europe.
