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PM Orbán about the Greenland tensions: global transformation upon us, path of war for losers
“War in Ukraine, crisis in Venezuela, tensions over Greenland, Taiwan and Iran; this is how 2026 began. A global transformation is upon us,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in a post on Facebook on Wednesday.
Orbán said the most important topic at Wednesday’s cabinet meeting will be keeping Hungary on a “path of peaceful and stable development in an unprecedentedly dangerous time”.
The aim, he said, was to keep Hungary on a path on which pensioners can get a 14th month pension, family support and tax breaks are expanding and young people get the support they need to buy their first home. “This is our path. The path of peace, with actions rather than words,” the prime minister said.
By contrast, Orbán said, “the path of Brussels” involved war plans, “EU funds given to and methodically stolen in Ukraine” as well as the migration pact. “And, of course, there’s the new Hungarian satellite party” which he said voted “according to the wishes” of European People’s Party leader Manfred Weber. “This is the path of war and losers. Let’s stay off it.”
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No word regarding “Sovereignty!” of countries and peoples, etc.
No word re saber-rattling, military options on the table regarding Greenland, threats to other countries …
Just that gentle sucking sound of our Leader pleasuring whomever he deems appropriate (@Moutons “Realpolitik” …). Telling.
It is, My dear Norbert -‘Realpolitik’, and it is the virtuosically skillful use of this that has Hungary, a nation without any army or assets other than the good qualities of it’s people, playing a leading role in both the politics of Europe and Eurasia.
In my lifetime the most gifted politicians I have seen and heard are John, F. Kennedy, Helmut Schmidt, George Wallace, Ronald Reagan, Fidel Castro, Margaret Thatcher, Barack Obama, Alice Weidel, Georgia Meloni, Robert Fico, and Vladimir Putin.
The top of that list, however, are Bill Clinton and Orbán Viktor, both of whom not only understood people well, they had remarkable abilities to speak – both in speeches, debates, or in taking questions, off the cuff.