It’s not just the Hungarians who are terrified of the Brussels dictate: the Poles will start a referendum on the immigrant quota
As in Hungary, Poland also raised a lot of dust when the proposal for compulsory distribution of migrants in the European Union was voted on. The editor-in-chief of the Polish portal wPolityce takes a pen and writes about it In his article, A referendum on the issue must be parallel to the parliamentary elections in the fall, because the fate of generations depends on it. The only question is whether the results of this will interest the people of Brussels, because they also laughed at the results of the Hungarian National Consultation.
Years ago, there was talk of forcing immigrants into member states, and that’s when the mandatory immigrant quota was invented, which was until now lying in a drawer in Brussels. And last week, the proposal was brought up again, Representatives of the Hungarian left, such as Ana Donáth, Katalin Cheh, István Ujelli, Clara Dobrev or even Šaba Molnar, voted for him. They did this despite the fact that 98% of respondents in the national consultation rejected the idea of it being a country of immigrants. According to the motion I just voted for, however to member states You must pay 22,000 euros (8 million forints) to each rejected immigrant. No wonder the leaders of many countries are freaking out.
Although the guardians of democracy in Brussels seem unconcerned with the fact that, for example, Hungarians do not want immigrants, The Poles came up with the idea to use the people’s will as a shield. The editor-in-chief of the Polish portal wPolityce writes in the columns of the site that, contrary to the treaties, the MEPs decided on resettlement by a majority vote on the issue of quotas, and Poland and Hungary also opposed this step. According to Jatzek Karnowski, no one should be fooled by the fact that initially it was a matter of accepting “only” 2,000 immigrants, as this could eventually swell to 2 million. Put it like this:
This is not an immigration issue. It is about forcing change at the level of ethnic composition.
According to the editor-in-chief, a referendum should be held on the issue in parallel with the upcoming parliamentary elections in the fall, because this issue may determine the fate of generations. Put it like this:
The Poles certainly deserve to be able to express themselves democratically on such an important issue, which the “ruling group” in the European Union is trying to pass in a very anti-democratic way, in fact through legal tricks.
Source: wpolicyce.pl
