To become Partner #467: www.billstill.com, then Click "Subscribe”. Bitcoin address: 15Ucde9jSR7UezG8w4Lgk3jMhiCebc4veG Although the migrant invasion policies of Germany, Sweden and the UK have left their nations with decades of future problems, many of the Eastern European nations – less prone to political correctness – have taken a far stronger approach to the migration invasion from the south. Hungary was the first nation to build a 13-foot fence across its southern border to cut off the invasion, cutting off a flow of 1500 illegals per day. As a result, in mid-Sept. 2015, the George-Soros-funded magazine “Magyar Narancs” put Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s picture on their cover wearing a Hitler mustache made out of barbed wire. Soros – a Hungarian native - is all for the migrant invasion. He has called for Europe to accept a million illegals per year at a cost of 20 billion Euros per year. He even suggested a way for Europe to pay – borrow more – issue long-term bonds to cover the costs. [insert rally pic – source: Derzsi Elekes Andor] Viktor Orbán, has taken Hungary in a different direction – one that is in total support of maintaining freedom and national sovereignty. “We won’t be a colony. Hungarians won’t live according to the commands of foreign powers, they wont give up their independence or their freedom.” Orbán and the vast majority of his nation are now focused like a laser on keeping the invasion out of Hungary. A few days ago, Orbán visited Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov. Orban reaffirmed Hungary’s focus in regards to the invasion – the safety of its citizens. [insert Jan. 28, 2016 speech] Although Hungary has been a member of the EU since 2004, it kept the most important element of national sovereignty - its national currency, the Hungarian Forint. Hungarian publisher, Roland (Sip-ee) Csipai recently translated and published my book, “No More National Debt” in the Hungarian language under the title: "Van Megoldas" which means "There is a Solution" http://vanmegoldaskonyv.hu I’m Still reporting from Washington. Good Day.

• published: 31 Jan 2016
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