Integration problem? – Doskozil: Politics is responsible for the increase in anti-Semitism

To solve the “migration problem”, process centers outside the European Union are needed. He promoted the model that he developed for the SPÖ a few years ago together with the governor of Carinthia, Peter Kaiser. Repressive measures such as stricter border controls are not a solution, the procedural system must be changed, Doskozil said at the “Business Talk” of Thomas Prantner’s consultancy C3. Doskozil sees the federal government, but also the states, as having a duty when it comes to integration.

Asylum procedures must be decided outside the EU
Decisions on asylum must already be taken outside the EU and it must be clear how the distribution within the Union will take place if the decision is positive and how the route back home will be if the decision is negative. According to the state governor, who is now clearly estranged from the federal party, he assumes that this document is still valid for the federal SPÖ. However, he cannot rule out that the large number of applications at the federal party conference on November 11 and 12 in Graz, where he will be absent due to commitments for the Burgenland state holiday, will undermine the newspaper in “one or another facet”. ”.

Doskozil expects broad support for Babler
However, he is relatively clear that Burgenland’s delegates at the party congress will give their vote to Andreas Babler, his former rival for the party chairmanship, in his election as SPÖ leader. He also assumes that Babler will receive support in the National Council election campaign – “we are all social democrats”.

At the age of 60, Doskozil wants to turn his back on politics
He himself sees his future in Burgenland. If the polls are correct, he will remain the top candidate in the 2025 state elections and afterwards also in Burgenland. At the end of the legislature, when he turns sixty, politics will be over. “You exhaust yourself.”

Harsh words about Benko’s ‘Pyramid Games’
Doskozil again clearly criticized the “bashing” of Mateschitz from the ranks of the SPÖ in the debate on a millionaires’ tax. The late Red Bull founder Dietrich Mateschitz is the worst example of questions of redistribution and justice; he did a lot for Salzburg, Upper Styria and medicine in Austria – completely different from, for example, René Benko. “They’re all cowboys who rode around believing they could use the low interest rate situation of the last few years to set up some kind of pyramid scheme. And now everything is collapsing.’ Investor Michael Tojner, with whom the state of Burgenland is conducting a legal dispute surrounding the housing construction companies Pannonia, Riedenhof and Gesfö, is in his view also a ‘soldier of fortune, cross-border’ in his country. this area.