ER Editor: The EU Council held a summit last Thursday and Friday, the 29th and 30th of June. Politico focused its reporting on the new migration pact that they’re trying to push through. Which boils down to either take immigrants in or pay a sum of money (around 20,000 euros each). Giorgia Meloni (a globalist pretending not to be) failed in her job description, to persuade recalcitrant countries like Hungary and Poland to go along with this new pact. Of note:
In the end, they failed. Giorgia Meloni couldn’t pull it off this time.
EU leaders on Friday walked away from their summit in Brussels without releasing a joint statement on migration. Hungary and Poland, who had launched an 11th-hour attack on the already-agreed position on migration, would not relent in their opposition.
In a sign of the times, Italy’s leader Giorgia Meloni tried to strike a deal with the two leaders on the sidelines of the summit. But it was not enough to unblock the impasse.
“I am never disappointed by those who defend their national interests,” Meloni said as she left, papering over a potential rift with her right-wing allies.
The dispute was mostly symbolic. The end–of-summit text itself would have had almost no real impact on what was truly angering Hungary and Poland: A fresh deal to overhaul how Europe welcomes and relocates migrants.
See where Poland’s PM uses France as an example of a immigration model they DON’T WANT to follow. Ouch — Polish PM taunts EU over migration with French unrest video
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At this summit, Orban also nails the EU for its financial dealings, questioning why it wants yet more money from member states for this and that (immigration, Ukraine, their own bureaucrats, etc.), yet member states like Hungary never see a penny. On top of all that, we learn the EU is on the verge of bankruptcy and Orban wants to know who is responsible. See the short tweeted video below. He lays it all out succinctly. Kudos.
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“The EU Is On The Brink Of Bankrutpcy” Says Hungary’s Orbán At EU Summit
The first question asked by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in his Facebook post is: “The only question everyone is asking here in Brussels is: Where has the money gone?”
Orbán is currently attending the two-day summit of EU leaders in Brussels, and one of the hottest topics is the question as to where the EU’s budget money has disappeared to. The Hungarian prime minister said that the European Commission had submitted a budget amendment proposal asking member states to pay tens of billions of euros.
“The question arises: How did this situation come about and how did they bring the European Union to the brink of bankruptcy?” Orbán asked.
Brussels, #EUCO. We want to know who is responsible for bringing the European Union to the brink of bankruptcy. Where is the money @EU_Commission ? pic.twitter.com/va7l1ipcNy
— Orbán Viktor (@PM_ViktorOrban) June 29, 2023
Orbán also noted that the EU is demanding more money from member states, although it is only two years into its seven-year budget. In other words, the money that was approved to be spent and was supposed to be there for the next five years has already been spent.
Just 2 years into the 7-year budget, #Brussels is running out of money. How did this happen? What happened to the budget? Where is the money, @EuropeanCommiss ? pic.twitter.com/yENyF7jXgY
— Orbán Viktor (@PM_ViktorOrban) June 29, 2023
The prime minister then went on to list what Brussels is demanding for the budget.
“They want to get €50 billion from the member states to give to Ukraine, while they cannot even account for the money we have given them so far. They want more money from the member states so that they can pay the interest on the European Union loans that they have previously taken out. These are loans that Poland and Hungary have not seen a single cent from so far,” Orbán said.
Orbán said the EU commission is asking member states for more money for migration, not for border protection, but to bring in illegal immigrants.
“Of course, they didn’t forget about their own pockets. They are asking for billions of euros to raise the salaries of Brussels bureaucrats,” he said.
“The Hungarian position is clear,” he said.
“First, we want to know what the huge amount of money we have given them so far has been spent on. Afterward, we want to know who is responsible for the fact that the European Union is on the brink of bankruptcy.”
Orbán is attending the summit of the Council of EU leaders on Thursday and Friday, where the main topics on the agenda are the issue of additional financial support for Ukraine, mandatory migrant quotas and shaping the EU’s policy toward China.
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…” additional financial support for Ukraine, mandatory migrant quotas and shaping the EU’s policy toward China.”…
Well, that seems to lay out the plan, in a nutshell: more financial support for the US Deep State’s demands, continuing the onslaught of dismantling nations’ borders, and a more global-affective (CCP)c rewording for a new Little Red Book.