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Ivan Kinsman's avatar

I think the glimmer of light is that Magyar was actually a member of Fidesz up until two years ago. He resigned because Fidesz protected an individual who I believe was involved in child sexual offences in a state children's home. I think another factor was that corruption had also become too rampant under the Orban administration.

So Magyar actually holds many of the same positions as Orban, and it will be interesting to see how far he will go to meet EU demands to obtain the frozen EUR 16 billion funds. Poland will be a good model for him to follow.

Barry Lederman, “normie”'s avatar

You could be right. My friend in Poland views Magyar as a rightist. I was surprised by the globalist celebrations. Maybe he will follow the example of Poland who took the EU money and still didn’t follow their policies and kept the borders closed to Moslems but not to Ukrainians.

Ivan Kinsman's avatar

Let’s hope so. The EU migration plan is a traversty. And Poland has negotiated an opt out clause. There is no way either of the two countries want third worlders swarming in to appropriate their nations’ assets as has happened in Western Europe.

Indrek Sarapuu's avatar

I hope you are correct.

Will Zelenskyy receive his $90B?

Net TAXPAYERS own the State 👊's avatar

Searching for articles about the Hungary elections I had to wade through rivers of global communist saliva and sperm over his defeat. In my replies to these articles I ask, What has Orban actually done that no other leader in the world has done.

So thank you for this dissident article. As a Dutch European I felt supported by Orban because of the still existing veto right of each EU memberstate. UN-EUcracy has won or rigged this one. But I value the growing civil protests more, in Ireland, in France, in Germany. Ursula won't be able to put the ghost bv ack in the bottle. The clothes of the emperor cannot be unseen.

David Holmes's avatar

Can we replace the name with "Nigel Farage"; someone who promises so much yet (I don't know) but will probably fail to deliver on even half. Even now he cannot build an effective team without people becoming so frustrated that they leave. Has he been bought by the globalists?

Also, doesn't Hungary use vote counting machines? These are connected to the internet and are programmable. What could possibly go wrong? Invented in Venezuela in the 1990s to ensure the Chavez regime and ensure that he won, and now exported to many countries (especially the USA and lots of Europe) - that's a great testimony isn't it? The programmers (i.e the Globalists/EU) didn't want Orban [insert any other name here] to win so simply reprogrammed the machines. Voila! I strongly recommend reading the book "Stolen Elections" by Ralph Pezzullo.

Sarah's avatar

Out of interest, who in Reform are you referring to in particular?

Bruce Miller's avatar

Don't get too down over Orban's defeat. 16 years is a very long time to rule. And the public is fickle. Remember your own people sacked the truly great Winston Churchill in favor of the comedic leftist fool, Atlee.

Sarah's avatar

I'm inclined to agree with you. One only has to look at how Starmer 'The Moderate' has turned out.

Derek Sibthorpe's avatar

One has in mind the old proverb : 'Beware of Greeks bearing gifts'. I find it hard to belive that Peter Magyar will continue with Viktor Orban's policies on sovereignty and immigration with the jubilation by the likes of Von der Lier, Starmer, Davy, and Clinton on his being elected. I suspect Soros's organisations will be moving back into Hungary real soon.

Bruce Miller's avatar

Let’s hope that you’re wrong and Magyar is true to his word. And that Hungarians weren’t conned like Virginians were by Scabigale Scamburger…..

Brian Katz's avatar

This is very helpful. Thank you.

Daisy Moses Chief Crackpot's avatar

guess Hungary won't need ta pay the yuge "Dhimmi Tax" any more in a fight against the EU... but at whut cost ta freedom?

Gary Edwards's avatar

Remember, Trump came back, harder than before.

cat's avatar

It's amazing that people fall for the Rent-A-Mobs.

I don't know how voters can determine a future Spanberger. Hopefully Magyer won't be a Spanberger.

Ylli's avatar

I’m afraid you may be right about the danger with this new leader. It is not only what you say about the power of the left to corrupt but it seems that from the way he treated his wife (beating her as she has herself testified) and other aspects of his hunger for power, all bode not well.

Steve S's avatar

Remains to be seen how much Peter Magyar will stray from the policies set by Orban. Much of the globalist joy at seeing Orban defeated is simply the fact Orban is gone, and reflects the animosity they had towards him. Politics is similar to sports in that sometimes you dislike team A so much you cheer for its defeat, doesn't matter so much which team defeats team A, just so long as it is defeated.