Is the EU migrant quota system about to fall apart?

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With Hungarians voting in a referendum on vetoing the EU migrant resettlement quota in 4 days time, is their almost certain rejection of this EU mandate going to start a chain reaction amongst other member states who are also concerned about it?

This will be another nail in the EU coffin as Hungary puts its people first above EU legislation, and a further attempt made by the EU to remove another slice of sovereignty from its members is rejected.



The referendum will ask the following question to Hungarian voters:

“Akarja-e, hogy az Európai Unió az Országgyűlés hozzájárulása nélkül is előírhassa nem magyar állampolgárok Magyarországra történő kötelező betelepítését?”

Translated, the referendum reads as such:

“Do you want the European Union, without the consent of the Hungarian Parliament, to order a compulsory resettlement of non-Hungarian citizens into Hungary?”


http://www.imlabs.org/hungarys-referendum-on-the-european-unions-refugee-resettlement-quota/
 
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Such a non-leading question :D If they vote No to that question, isn't it also a vote against free movement of EU citizens as well, since it refers to non-Hungarian citizens?
 
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If the Italians vote to leave followed by the French we could easily see the death of the eu hopefully to be replaced by something similar but democratic, not corrupt or built to protect corporations and their owners.
 
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Because it's good to see our own referendum may have given others confidence in taking on the bully boys of the EU ;)

Not really, the visegrad countries have been sticking their fingers up to EU rules for a long time.....far earlier than our referendum.

Funny they were happy to take all the grants and subsidies, but then not follow the rules, they should have been sanctioned for it from the start.
 
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Agreeing to the free movement of other EU citizens is one thing, being TOLD by the EU that you MUST accept migrants from just about anywhere, and told HOW MANY you must take is good reason to stick their fingers up to the EU, in my opinion.

As to the EU allowing countries of totally disparate GDP, wages, house prices, scientific achievement and development membership, I agree with you, it was their Achilles heel and is now becoming their downfall.
 
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