Here is Jobbik’s new outdoor media campaign: “Hungarian heart, Common sense and clean hands”

Since lawsuits can easily be lost, Viktor Orbán didn’t bother to file one. Instead, “typically of a burnt-out Communist”, he decided to ban Jobbik’s “truth campaign” while President János Áder assisted him by signing the “unconstitutional” outdoor media legislation, said Jobbik spokesman Péter Jakab in his Budapest press conference when launching the party’s latest outdoor media campaign designed to present how the largest opposition force was going to govern Hungary, Jobbik’s offical site said.

“János Áder is no longer Hungary’s president but Viktor Orbán’s,” emphasized Mr Jakab, adding that the head of state’s attempt to protect the corrupt Orbán regime and to silence the only challenger was totally useless. “Our message is: you can’t silence us. Jobbik cannot be forced to retreat, we will continue to fight and use any legal means available to reveal the truth to the people,” the party spokesman asserted.

Mr Jakab says the new outdoor media campaign sends a message to “Hungary’s new dictators” that the “future cannot be stopped and the truth cannot be covered up”. Talking about the party’s earlier campaigns, he emphasized that Jobbik had informed the people of Hungary about the corrupt Fidesz leaders who drain the money away from wages, healthcare and education. Jobbik also pointed out that the only way to change the situation was if the party, together with the people, ousts the Orbán regime.

This is the goal Jobbik asks people’s support for

In Mr Jakab’s view, no political party can request a mandate for government without telling the people how it wants to lead the country. Jobbik’s new outdoor media campaign is designed for that. Talking about the slogan, he explained that Hungary must be governed with Hungarian hearts, common sense and clean hands.

Having Hungarian hearts means that Jobbik represents all Hungarian people and not just its own supporters, contrary to Fidesz which is only concerned with its own 1.5 million voters and has given up on the vast majority of the society, he asserted. “We all need higher wages, decent pensions, quality education and modern healthcare, regardless which party we vote for,” he added.