Retvari: Southport murders, Vienna terrorism threat ‘dire warning’ for Europe

“The safety of the public is at grave risk because of migration,” Retvari said, pointing to the cancellation of Taylor Swift concerts in Vienna, “the most liveable city in Europe”, because of the threat of terrorism, and the murder of three young girls and the injury of eleven more people by a migrant youth from an African background in the UK, leading to unrest on the streets there. He also noted that Algerian migrants had recently stabbed to death and beheaded a Spanish man on a street in the centre of Valencia.

“Shocking events are taking place on a daily basis from Sweden to Italy that would never have happened without migration,” he said. He added that crimes were being committed not only by those who had recently arrived in Europe, but by the children of migrants, too, “because Europe can’t and doesn’t want to integrate them”, he added.

“Pro-migration politicians still can’t face the reality: they advocate for tolerance and thus sacrifice public safety,” he said.

He reiterated Hungary’s position against illegal migration and for protecting the country’s borders and noted that while Hungary’s crime rate had fallen close to 60pc, the public safety situation in pro-migration countries had deteriorated. While Hungary hosts the matches of Israel’s national football team because of the highest levels of security in Europe, the number of anti-Semitic attacks in pro-migration countries has shot up, he added.

“European citizens can only be safe if there are fundamental changes to the policy of Brussels and the goal becomes stopping migration instead of facilitating it,” he said.