Kickl and Kunasek Rally at Hartberg Oktoberfest

FPÖ leader Herbert Kickl and Mario Kunasek addressed 3,500 guests in Hartberg, focusing on asylum policy and the National Council election.

FPÖ federal party chairman Herbert Kickl joined Styrian governor Mario Kunasek at the Hartberg Oktoberfest on Sunday for a morning pint event. Approximately 3,500 guests gathered in the festival tent to hear speeches and music by Pagger Buam and the John Otti Band.

Kickl labeled the upcoming National Council election a fateful moment, advocating for remigration and a Fortress Austria. He stated his goal is to make Austria Europe's most unattractive asylum location while criticizing federal energy prices and relief measures.

Governor Kunasek warned attendees about the dangers of political Islam while praising current cooperation with the ÖVP at the state level. The event concluded with the singing of the Styrian state anthem and the Austrian federal anthem before the large crowd.


Related news

Herbert Kickl Leads FPÖ City Hike Through Vienna

Herbert Kickl Launches FPÖ Autumn Tour in Matrei

FPÖ Criticizes New Aktivpension Legislation

FPÖ Calls Special Vienna Council Meeting

FPÖ Summons New Witnesses in Pilnacek Inquiry