On Sunday, Viktor Orbán held his 21st State of the Nation speech. One of the most important announcements was the seven-point program that will support families and encourage them to have more children.

After all, Europe is in a demographic crisis. Europe’s suicidal individualism and self-centeredness has convinced the majority of the westerners that bearing children is nothing more but a burden. They did not realize however, that this will endanger demography, and thus their economy.

Now their elite is panicking – so in order to avoid complete societal collapse, they wanted a quick and relatively easy solution: invite millions of migrants, who can then be made into consumers, voters etc. According to Orbán

And so the seven-point program was announced to counter the pro-immigration madness of the Brusselite bureaucrats.

The program includes a loan of 10 million Forints (€31,352) to women under 40 who marry for the first time. A third of the loan would be waived after a second child and the entire sum waived after a third child. 

Another part of the program would absolve any woman from paying income tax for life if they give birth to four or more children.

The new measures would also provide housing subsidies to families depending on the number of children they have and state support for the purchase of a new seven-seater vehicle.

Surely this a more reasonable approach than letting thousands of migrants into the country, all in the name of humanity. After all, which one resonates more with the notion such as responsibility? Giving financial support for native families, or inviting immigrants, potentially exposing innocent people to terrorist attacks? The answer is simple, and so is the issue.

„The European people have reached the crossroads of historical significance. Those who choose to be pro-immigration want a country of mixed population. The history, the traditions of these countries will cease to exist. […] We, Central Europeans, have our own future. By preserving our thousand year old traditions, our economy, our families and our Christian culture”