The EU never intended to solve the migration crisis.

Brussels designed the migration pact precisely to send illegal migrants to Central Europe, such as Poland, at least according to Polish professor Tomasz Grosse, who discussed the matter during his appearance on Wnet radio, as highlighted by the Polish Do Rzeczy news agency.

„The Brussels elite never intended to solve the migration problem,”

– he added. He mentioned that the left-wing leadership of the European Union could have made a very simple decision long ago to halt the influx of migrants into the continent, but they failed to take such steps.

„A myth prevails among the liberal elite that the more migrants there are, the better it is for the EU labour market. No one cares about voters, no one cares about crime, no one cares that migrants are not taking jobs but remaining within the welfare system,”

– he said.The professor warned that taxpayer-funded „integration centres” are already being built across the country to accommodate the next phase of mass migration, as mandated by the new EU migration pact. Authorities claim that these centres will not serve as accommodation for migrants but as information and service hubs where immigrants can access Polish language classes or psychological care for children. The opposition, however, warns that all this is part of the preparation for a mass influx of non-European immigrants into Poland.

„Those who have long argued, including during the presidential election campaign, that Poland should unilaterally withdraw from the migration pact are right,”

– he said, adding that this was also the purpose of the referendum boycotted by Donald Tusk and the Civic Platform.

Perhaps more than ten thousand migrants, annually

Mr. Grosse indicated that Poland is likely to receive around ten thousand migrants annually under the migration pact, and the European Commission can increase these quotas in times of crisis — and Europe is still in a crisis situation. The professor pointed out that while the EU migration pact includes provisions for facilitating deportation procedures, its core aim is the redistribution of illegal immigrants from Africa and the Middle East not only to Western Europe but also to those EU member states that have so far protected their borders by refusing to admit culturally alien foreigners. Countries such as Hungary are among the main targets. According to the pact, if a member state refuses to accept migrants, its taxpayers must pay 20,000 euros for each non-admitted foreigner.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban recently stated that Hungary is the first rebel, for which it has to pay a daily fine of one million dollars. He noted, however, that „we still come out cheaper by paying this fine and not letting in migrants.” Orban also pointed out that Poland has now joined the rebellion and announced that it will not implement the migration pact. However, because its government is liberal, it will not be punished in the same way as Hungary.

He added that after Italy, Germany has also declared its intention to resist and revolt. However, despite the fact that the largest opposition party — which has a strong chance of winning the German parliamentary elections in two weeks — rejects Brussels’ migration policies, and despite the fact that 70 percent of the German people agree with this stance, the proposal was voted down in parliament „This is not just a migration issue, but also a democracy problem,” the Hungarian prime minister concluded.