Hungarian foreign minister Péter Szijjárt warns that the
United Nations is spending money on facilitating a program of mass
migration that threatens the “whole of humanity.”
Instead
of spending money on counter-terrorism, the UN is funding programs that
encourage people to leave their homelands and head to western
countries, Szijjártó told a conference in Vienna on Tuesday.
This mass migration process poses “a very serious threat to the whole of humanity,” said Szijjártó.
“We
call on the UN to include in its budget counter-terrorism … and to
spend less on migration,” the minister told the conference, which was
organized by the UN.
Passed in 2018, the UN Compact on Migration
is not legally binding, but governments are under international pressure
to follow its mandates.
British MEP Janice Atkinson warned that
the pact could lead to Europe being flooded with 59 million new migrants
within the next 6 years.
Dutch MEP Marcel de Graaff also said
that the pact would grease the skids for laws that would criminalize
criticism of mass immigration as hate speech.
French
generals who signed an open letter accusing President Macron of
“treason” for committing France to the pact were later hit with
disciplinary action.
While Britain and numerous other western countries signed the migration pact, the United States refused to do so.
A 2001 United Nations document entitled
‘Replacement Migration: Is It a Solution to Declining and Ageing Populations?’ outlined a plan to flood America and Europe with hundreds of millions of migrants in order to maintain population levels.
Under
the most severe scenario, large numbers of migrants will be required to
“maintain the potential support ratio” (of a population) at the highest
level.
In the case of the United States, under the most extreme
scenario, the report states, “It would be necessary to have 593 million
immigrants from 1995 to 2050, an average of 10.8 million per year.”
“By
2050, out of a United States total population of 1.1 billion, 775
million, or 73 per cent, would be post 1995 immigrants or their
descendants,” adds the report.
In Europe’s case, the document
asserts that at least 159 million migrant workers will need to enter by
2025 in order, “to maintain the current balance of 4 to 5 workers for a
pensioner.”
Under the worst case scenario, 1.4 billion migrants
would be needed by 2050, an average of 25.2 million a year. This means
that by 2050, Europe’s population would be 2.3 billion, of which 1.7
billion, almost three quarters, would be migrants or their descendents.
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