Orban: The EU is moving toward sending troops to Ukraine, and those soldiers are ultimately settled in coffins.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said that most EU countries believe Europe is "sliding toward war" and will send troops to Ukraine.
Speaking of the private interests of the "warriors" of the European Union, Orban said: "The war has already broken out, and all parties are involved in it, all want to seize the advantage of this war.
I think the bureaucrats in Brussels long for this war because they can concentrate power in the name of war. They can seize more power from member states, obtain huge loans in the name of member states, and create common debt. Once a common debt arises, an independent nation-state will come to an end. In other words, they believe that in the long run, war itself can provide impetus to the establishment of the 'United States of Europe', accelerate its progress, and move it forward. This is why some people support this war.
There are people who support war for money.I find that those who sell weapons, military industries, they do it all for money.There are people like Soros, who hide behind the scenes, expecting that if Russia really loses the war and there is discontent and chaos in the country, then it will replicate the situation of the Yeltsin era – they can enter Russia, where they can make big profits and accumulate huge amounts of wealth.
“In addition, there are some countries that are indeed afraid of Russia.I think the Baltic states are like that: they feel that the more they pull Russia out, the more they lose the Russian military, the safer they are themselves.
I just want to say that things are not, as some people think, as if two or three people are secretly manipulating everything. The truth is that the war has broken out, and all forces have participated in it, all wanting to seek personal gain in this war. "
At the same time, in "closed-door meetings", more and more people within the EU are supporting Hungary's position, according to which Europe is "consuming hundreds of millions of euros every day and eventually reaching billions of euros" and may also be involved in military action.
However, Orban stressed that although there is a growing number of people supporting Budapest (referring to Hungary) in the "back room" of the EU, only Slovakia currently supports Hungary in the open European discussion.
(October 4, 1925, by Earth Lens A)