[Orson]

In late July, Hungary's Prime Minister Victor Orban gave a speech at the Open University summer camp at the University of Bálványos in Romania in Transylvania (formerly part of Hungary), where he addressed a large crowd. Apparently, this is a continuing occasion for him to speak about national and international issues for him.

In his talk, Orban states his agreement with basically all of Donald Trump's positions - and says the problems in Europe are less about migrants and more about the EU elites who ignore nations and people.

Bill Still offers a six-point summary of his lengthy speech, below:

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Orban is setting a new course for not only his nation, but in concert with the other nations of New Europe - as opposed to old western Europe - that most Americans are not aware of.

1. He declared that the migration must be stopped or it will destroy every nation that does not stop it.
2. European Union leadership has failed in every way and is no longer viable.
3. A major turning point will come in September when all EU nations will meet to discuss these issues.
4. Orban describes Donald Trump as a noble presidential candidate and that he understands and agrees with Trump on all major policy points.
5. He is determined to put Hungary on a firm footing as a Christian nation and quoted Nehemiah 4:14: “Don’t be afraid, fight!”
6. He said New Europe must fight the EU and the elites of Old Europe to protect Hungary’s integrity. He says their fight is not against Islam, but against the elites who are using the poorest from the Middle East and Africa to collapse Western democracies and culture.

In case you are interested, here is the video of Orban's talk with Still's introduction, which is labeled "Stopping Terror in Hungary":

Otherwise, this print report may be of some interest.

[RexImperator]

Trump needs to purge the State Department:

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In the same week that the the US Justice Department demanded that the Russian-backed RT America network register as a foreign propaganda entity or face arrest, the US State Department’s Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor (DNL) has announced that it is launching a program to massively interfere in NATO-partner Hungary’s internal media.

So the US Justice Department is cracking down on RT America for what it says is manipulation of US domestic affairs while the US State Department announces a new program to manipulate Hungary’s domestic affairs.

https://straightlinelogic.com/2017/11/12...l-mcadams/

[PharaohRa]

That is a good start for Orban, but he needs to build more support with the Visegard group and eventually get all of Eastern Europe (plus Austria, Italy and Switzerland) on board. The EU has to die if Europe is to remove its migrant problem!

[Praetor Lupus]

If Soros denounces you, you know you're doing something right.

But look at the headline on this motherfucker below:

[url=https://twitter.com/RealAlexJones/status/934217587084296192][/url]

The fucking irony coming from this Nazi collaborator is utterly breathtaking.

[Extinguished Light]

US state department trying to screw this great patriot over, courtesy of the usual oligarch suspects and the permanent government that doesn't give a shit about your vote,

[Matt Forney]

Soros has been completely routed in Hungary, and he knows it. There's no way he or the State Department will make any headway against Orbán and Fidesz.

The opposition in Hungary is incredibly weak and divided. The largest leftist party, MSZP (Socialist Party), is polling in third behind Jobbik, a formerly hard-right party that's been drifting leftward due to Fidesz stealing most of their platform. But even Jobbik has no chance of dislodging the government: Fidesz leads them by 30 points.

The opposition parties can't cooperate either: during the elections in 2014, the left-wing parties formed the Összefogás (Unity) alliance, but it only lasted three months.

The closest thing Hungary has to a competent opposition party is Momentum, a hard-left, pro-tranny, pro-degeneracy SJW party that has never polled more than one or two percent, well below the five percent threshold to win seats in parliament.

When I'm walking around Budapest, I never, ever see ads from the leftist opposition parties. I only ever see Orbán's anti-Soros ads (though I saw one of them defaced with a Momentum sticker once), and I once saw an ad from LMP (Politics Can Be Different, basically a green party) complaining about Orbán's nuclear deal with Putin. I do see a lot of Jobbik ads, but since Orbán stole their whole platform, the only thing they ever talk about is how "corrupt" Fidesz supposedly is, and considering that all eastern European politicians are corrupt to a certain extent, no one cares.

Short of an invasion by an EU army, Hungary's not going back to the globalist side any time soon. (Hey, maybe that's why Macron is so keen on creating an army...)

[Volk]

(11-28-2017 06:04 PM)Matt Forney Wrote:  

Soros has been completely routed in Hungary, and he knows it. There's no way he or the State Department will make any headway against Orbán and Fidesz.

The opposition in Hungary is incredibly weak and divided. The largest leftist party, MSZP (Socialist Party), is polling in third behind Jobbik, a formerly hard-right party that's been drifting leftward due to Fidesz stealing most of their platform. But even Jobbik has no chance of dislodging the government: Fidesz leads them by 30 points.

The opposition parties can't cooperate either: during the elections in 2014, the left-wing parties formed the Összefogás (Unity) alliance, but it only lasted three months.

The closest thing Hungary has to a competent opposition party is Momentum, a hard-left, pro-tranny, pro-degeneracy SJW party that has never polled more than one or two percent, well below the five percent threshold to win seats in parliament.

Short of an invasion by an EU army, Hungary's not going back to the globalist side any time soon. (Hey, maybe that's why Macron is so keen on creating an army...)

Forney, please be careful about jumping to conclusions about the state of matters in Hungary. First of all, I don't think Fidesz is likely to fall next year but I would not be so confident if I were you.
Soros is not completely routed in Hungary. Not even close. Perhaps he doesn't have a bonafide political party in the pocket but he's got everything else grabbed by the balls:

• Almost everybody under 40 checks 444.hu or Index.hu compulsively. The former under the helm of one of Soros' most loyal henchmen in Hungary for ages in Új Péter, Nemcova and Valer Kot.
• Index is not directly in Soros' hands but they might as well be judging from their content.
• CEU was solved under the table.
• Not even Aurora was able to be kept closed even though the police found all kind of drugs inside.
• Even after the police closure, Kovacs Gergely still parties there and holds closed-door meetings on full opening hours as if it is his living room.
• Talking about people who party at Aurora all the time, one notorious 'centrist' political and social commentator (Puzsér Robert, somebody who doesn't even like Orbán) has announced just today that he was tipped that Soros himself loaded the Hungarian left's wonderboy Gulyás Márton and the top feminish janissary Papp Réka Kinga with truckloads of money (over 40 million huf) for things as trivial as a video series against cultural targets and notorious anti-left critics such as Puzsér himself. They are following though even though the three were formerly friendly.
• I'm sure we know different social circles, but you might not be aware of the amount of penis-sucking that young people in university give to Momentum and Fekete András. You have no idea how hard the "Europe!!" + "yay! Let's be just laik Németország so that we can have zero corruption and not have my envy and inferiority complex triggered!" message resonates with them, just like a cathedral organ. If all this amount of people decide to vote they will put Momentum in.
• It's sad when the most notorious people for the youth and "heads of culture" at 444 and Index are utter degenerates such as Szily Laszlo and Szabo G.
  

The worst part of this is that everything they are doing is going forward without any opposition AT ALL from the Hungarian Right. Where are the people of 2006? Budaházy is in jail since forever and nobody listens to him anymore, Tyirityán is not heard from, Balázs Laszló's social media activity has been nuked Cantwell-style, Polgár Tamás Tomcat himself got canned hard and retired from all activity. Jobbik became a joke ever since Vona exchanged his blood for soy and cat pictures. Nothing, Radio silence, it's a really sad time when Mr Centrist Puzsér Robert is the only voice left alive with any notoriety.

Finally, do not underestimate Hungary's capabilities of making hard political turns out of nowhere. At the moment I don't like it. Orbán will likely stay in power thanks to the more traditional Hungarians but the culture war is getting lost to the likes of Soros, and it's getting lost HARD.

[Going strong]

(11-28-2017 06:04 PM)Matt Forney Wrote:  

Soros has been completely routed in Hungary, and he knows it. There's no way he or the State Department will make any headway against Orbán and Fidesz.

The opposition in Hungary is incredibly weak and divided. The largest leftist party, MSZP (Socialist Party), is polling in third behind Jobbik, a formerly hard-right party that's been drifting leftward due to Fidesz stealing most of their platform. But even Jobbik has no chance of dislodging the government: Fidesz leads them by 30 points.

The opposition parties can't cooperate either: during the elections in 2014, the left-wing parties formed the Összefogás (Unity) alliance, but it only lasted three months.

The closest thing Hungary has to a competent opposition party is Momentum, a hard-left, pro-tranny, pro-degeneracy SJW party that has never polled more than one or two percent, well below the five percent threshold to win seats in parliament.

When I'm walking around Budapest, I never, ever see ads from the leftist opposition parties. I only ever see Orbán's anti-Soros ads (though I saw one of them defaced with a Momentum sticker once), and I once saw an ad from LMP (Politics Can Be Different, basically a green party) complaining about Orbán's nuclear deal with Putin. I do see a lot of Jobbik ads, but since Orbán stole their whole platform, the only thing they ever talk about is how "corrupt" Fidesz supposedly is, and considering that all eastern European politicians are corrupt to a certain extent, no one cares.

Short of an invasion by an EU army, Hungary's not going back to the globalist side any time soon. (Hey, maybe that's why Macron is so keen on creating an army...)

From your post, you would like Bulgaria just fine, too, my friend! I mean, you also see in Bulgaria many (very) nationalist, anti-migrant ads or posters, and no Leftist ever dares protest or remove them.

Check my Varna thread by the way, you'd like the vibe there: Varna in Summer it's, sea sex and sun... and nationalism. Zero "migrant", zero LGBT, no degeneracy, only European cultures...
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