‘In the future, Muslims will form the majority in many areas of life,’ Hungary PM Orbán’s chief security advisor tells German broadsheet

The spread of political Islam through Western Europe has been made possible by a failed, German-led migration policy that has led to an increased risk of terrorism across the continent, the chief security advisor to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has warned.

 

In an interview with the German newspaper Die Welt, György Bakondi took aim at the way Western European governments had not just turned a blind eye to, but actively encouraged illegal immigration following the migrant crisis of 2015, and claimed that the future of the continent is in doubt without a radical U-turn on immigration.

 

The newspaper, considered one of Germany’s leading broadsheets, claims that Hungary’s isolationist approach to migration is “highly controversial” but acknowledges that “more and more European countries are not only taking Hungarian border fences as a model but are also planning tougher migration policies”.

 

Asked by Die Welt journalist Zara Riffler about the situation on the Hungarian border following a recent Hungarian intelligence report that warned of terror cells such as Islamic State, al-Qaeda, and the Taliban’s Haqqani network exploiting migratory routes to send jihadists to Europe, Bakondi recounted previous terror attacks that took place following the mass influx of migrants in 2015.

 

“To answer this question, you have to keep the past in mind. From 2015 to today, there have been so many different terrorist acts in Europe that are directly related to migration. Take the 2015 Bataclan attacks in Paris. The terrorists who killed 130 people entered Europe illegally,” Bakondi said.

 

“They were Belgian and French citizens and grew up in Europe as second or fourth generation. First, they went to Syria to fight for ISIS. Then they came back to Europe to carry out the attack.

 

“When they were at the border, they didn’t use their Belgian passport but pretended to be Syrian refugees. They mingled with the crowd as 400,000 migrants crossed the Hungarian border. This is also why Hungary made the political decision in 2015 to close the border so that terrorists could not enter unnoticed disguised as refugees to carry out attacks in Europe,” he added.

 

Border officials are detaining jihadists at Hungary’s external border

The Hungarian prime minister’s chief security advisor revealed that border police are picking up Islamists at the country’s external border “who planned to commit murders in Europe”, as well as many Afghan nationals with “close connections to the Taliban government or its secret service.”

 

He warned that smugglers working in collaboration with proscribed terrorist organizations are turning “very violent” and smuggling gangs are “now fighting each other with violence and weapons” for control of the migratory routes.

 

 This has led to an increased armed response by Hungarian border officials, Bakondi explained.

 

 

 

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