I've written about
the constant anti-migrant and anti-Soros propaganda in Hungary. Well, now we can see the results.
In a small village called Őcsény, the owner of a local guesthouse wanted to host some refugees for a few days of vacation. Not illegal immigrants, not economic migrants, some of the few people our government designated as actual refugees. They are here lawfully and they can move freely in the country. In theory.
The inhabitants of the village
responded with hysteria. On a village assembly, they shouted down the guesthouse owner and threatened him. Later on that night, the tires of his car were slashed. I quote from the article I linked:
“The people were so dismissive at the village assembly that the guesthouse owner and the civil organization couldn’t even say what their plans were,” said Őcsény mayor János Fülöp, who has since resigned. “They said things like, ‘These people are animals, they’re not even human. They’re terrorists, they’re going to blow things up and rape the children’.”
[...]
Őcsény residents told daily newspaper Magyar Nemzet that they didn’t believe the refugees would only stay for a few days. One woman said she’d heard they would be moved into vacant houses in the village, and was afraid they’d bring diseases. Another said she’d seen on television how the refugees behave: “They rape everyone.”
One local man on a bicycle approached a Magyar Nemzet journalist and insisted the residents shouldn’t interact with “political monkeys,” since every newspaper and television station works for George Soros. He considers Fenyvesi, the guesthouse owner, a “Soros agent” as well, he said.
I don't have an English language article on that yet, but today the Prime Minister expressed his approval of the behavior of Őcsény's residents. He said that it's "very correct that they expressed their opinion firmly, loudly and clearly."
Meanwhile, our government is starting
yet another "national consultation"
over the fictitious "Soros Plan" to flood Europe with Muslims.
Looks like we're still not afraid enough.
As far as we can discern, the sole purpose of human existence is to kindle a light in the darkness of mere being.
--Carl Jung