ORF-"Summer Talk": Kickl Does Not Distance Himself From the Identitarians, Demands "Remigration Law"
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The FPÖ boss doesn't really believe in man-made climate change, does not want to increase the retirement age and defends the identities. He renounces ORF-Bashing – at least until shortly before the end.
The FPÖ party leader, Herbert Kickl, demonstrably annoyed himself about "bland questions" in the ORF summer talk and wants "remigration" as a constitutional law.
When Herbert Kickl sees one of his rare appearances in the ORF, one already knows in advance: An all-round envelope is in place. Against the "system" media, the "system" parties, simply the "system" itself. Inspired by the election victory of the sister party AfD in Saxony-Anhalt, the head of the largest opposition party takes place last at Simone Stribl in the summer talk. And nobody is spared ...
How to deal with right-wing parties? Has the firewall failed? And how does Marlene Svazek view the identity movement and the connections to the FPÖ?
More than 105,000 Syrians and 45,000 Afghans are currently living in Austria, most of them in Vienna – and many of these non-Austrians are noticed by crimes, especially migrants from Syria and Afghanistan. Although their asylum and refugee grounds have long since disappeared, Austria's Interior Minister Gerhard Karner (ÖVP) is only hesitantly moving Syrians and Afghans to their home countries. Herbert Kickl's contribution in the TV interview: FP…
The FPÖ wants to push forward its desire for "remigration" and plans an appropriate initiative in the National Council: In the autumn, a corresponding law, possibly in the constitutional rank, will be introduced, announced party leader Herbert Kickl on Monday in the last ORF "Summer Talk". However, Kickl does not want to go as far as the AfD in Germany, as he emotionally denied.
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