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Globalist Macron Lectures Pro-Sovereignty Visegrad Nations to Fall into Line with EU



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The globalist French President Emmanuel Macron has lectured Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia, telling them to fall into line with the European Union on migrant solidarity and “fundamental values”.

President Macron launched his two-day tour of Slovakia and the Czech Republic Friday by giving interviews to press from all four Visegrád nations to remind them that the “European Union is not a supermarket” where members can reject aspects of policy that conflict with their home interests.
Speaking to Hungary’s hvg.hu, President Macron told them that the EU “has a common destiny” where there can be no “East-West debate”.
“I continue to maintain this. This expectation applies to everyone. First of all, to honour our fundamental values,” Macron said, adding that those shared “humanist” values “confer personal freedom, shared responsibility and cultural diversity all at the same human level”.
Notably, the French President singled out Hungary for censure saying that “The situation of the rule of law in Hungary is worrying,” after the country introduced laws intended to halt the promotion and support of illegal migration, laws which impact the endeavours of pro-mass migration civil society groups.
On the Czech Republic, headed by populist open-borders-sceptic Andrej Babiš, he offered a veiled threat that “No state can afford to hinder those who want to move further and faster” after the country rejected the notion of a common Eurozone budget.
“I believe in Europe’s open aspirations. And I am convinced that the Czech Republic wants to be in the heart of this progressive and protective Europe.”
Speaking to Poland’s Rzeczpospolita, he added that access to the bloc’s budget could depend on whether a nation shows sufficient “solidarity” by accepting illegal migrants and asylum seekers from the Global South.
“You can not use the European budget without a solidarity approach, for example to migration,” he said.
Claiming that the EU gives nations sovereignty rather than take it away, he added: “If we want to kill Europe, let’s do it. Europe is not one-way: it is a mutual obligation that does not limits one’s sovereignty, but actually increases it.”
Macron also singled out Poland for criticism, after the European Court of Justice ordered the country last week to stop applications of the law lowering the retirement age of judges from 70 to 65, which Poland says makes the court more efficient and are part of wider judicial reforms to clear out remnants of its Communist past.
“I would like to believe that the Polish government will take the necessary steps to respond to the concerns of the Commission and its partners. If this is not the case, we will continue to protect the rule of law. But there is still time to make the necessary changes to respect our values and our common principles,” Macron said Friday.
The Europhile has been at odds with the Visegrád group, mostly with Hungary and Poland, over adherence to the bloc’s “fundamental values” and mass migration policies.
Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and Italy’s populist Interior Minister Matteo Salvini call out Macron as “the leader of pro-migration parties in Europe today” ahead of May 2019’s European Parliament elections which has seen Macron begin a grand tour of the continent to promote the values of the European Project and drum up support for federalist, progressive candidates.
Macron responded by saying that France is “an enemy of nationalism” and “if they want to see me as their chief adversary, they are right.”

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Macron: European countries will be punished financially if they do not accept migrants



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Macron: European countries will be punished financially if they do not accept migrants

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Macron: European countries will be punished financially if they do not accept migrants

By Enoch 26 October 2018



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French President Emmanuel Macron claimed that European countries would not be allowed to pick and choose only policies that they like, but rather must share the burden of mass immigration.
This speech was largely aimed at the Eastern European countries who have consistently refused to take in Middle-Eastern and African migrants after seeing the damage done to Western countries, with Hungary, Poland and Slovakia putting up the biggest fights with the EU.
“We have a collective need for coherence and solidarity: we cannot benefit from the European budget without demonstrating solidarity on migration,” Macron said.
According to the French President “Europe is not a supermarket”, meaning that member states can’t choose fundamental European values and ignore others.
Talking about EU states that want to reduce their payments into the common budget could he said:
“We cannot try to reduce our contribution to the European budget without understanding what the single market brings. If we want to kill Europe, we should continue like this,” Macron said. “Europe isn’t a one-way street: it is a reciprocal commitment,” he added.
Despite Macron’s words though, the majority of Eastern Europeans have no appetite for mass immigration and will continue to defy the EU on this matter.

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Oh my gosh, Macron is .... crazy!!

We all keep taking these illegal aliens and their will be no budget! They are bankrupting us!!!

Poland and Hungary are both aware of the importance of fighting for independence – PM Viktor Orban

By Paul Dijks 18 November 2018



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Hungary’s Viktor Orban pens greeting to Polish Mateusz Morawiecki to honour Poland’s centennial of national independence, according to IAR on Thursday.
According to Orban’s spokesman, Orban was quoted in his letter that the centenary of independence was an important milestone for the Polish nation, which boasts a history going back a millennium.
He also said that Poland and his own country of Hungary were both aware of the importance of fighting for independence, according to Hungary Today.
He added that, while Poles and Hungarians now live in free and independent countries, “the storms of history are still heavily beating around” and their independence “is subject to heavy attacks”.
Both Poland and Hungary have come under attack from the European Union, being accused and criticised. They are close allies, however, and both refuse to adopt EU migration quotas, which is the reason for their being attacked.
In December Orban vowed Hungary would block any move by the European Union to punish Poland. Poland did exactly the same after the EU triggered Article 7 against Hungary.
Viktor also has expressed gratitude to Poland’s populist leaders for their support after his third consecutive election win.
Poland has just celebrated the 100th year of their independence with an 800,000 plus person march in Warsaw to honour Poland regaining its independence on 11 November 1918, the day World War I ended, after 123 years of partition by Russia, Austria and Prussia.

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