Hungarian security expert says Muslims don't want to integrate, they want to take power politically and socially

Voice of Europe
Wed, 15 Nov 2017 22:17 UTC

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In the second half of a discussion on Hungarian national TV, security expert László Földi shared his vision on Europe's migration crisis and Islam:

"One can be Muslim here, of course, if he would integrate into society and lives here. But the ones who arrive here do not want to integrate, and this is about more than not following laws; practically speaking, they will take power culturally, and in a socio-political sense."

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Comment: The feeling is widespread in Europe, especially in France and Sweden

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