Orbán: the European Union hostage of a pro-war and corrupt elite
Changes are needed in the European Union, Balázs Orbán, the prime minister’s policy chief, told an event on Saturday, adding that a confident right-wing force in Brussels following the European parliamentary elections next year would be essential in ushering in those changes.
Orbán said “Brussels” has been taken hostage by a “pro-war and corrupt elite”, and bad decision-making was seriously damaging Europe and its competitiveness. A strong European right wing with Fidesz and its Christian Democrat ally acting with the broad trust of Hungarians would be instrumental in achieving changes in the European Union, he said ahead of a speech to be given by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. He said opinion polls indicated that the right wing was gaining strength in all big EU countries, and he warned against the “so-called centre right” cooperating with the left, as evidence of the past five years suggested that Europe would continue to go downhill as a result.
Instead, he said, the right wing and the centre right should cooperate. Only at a later stage will Fidesz and the Christian Democrats decide which grouping to join, he added. Asked whether Fidesz saw Robert Fico, the former Slovak prime minister, as an ally, he said the party would work together with people who thought in terms of a “Europe of nations”.
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Will the government summon the Russian ambassador for their textbooks saying Hungarian freedom fighter were fascists?
Asked why the government had not summoned the Russian ambassador in light of a Russian textbook describing participants of the 1956 revolution “fascists”, he said Hungary expected all countries to subscribe to the generally accepted view that the heroes of 1956 were “the most important and distinguished actors of the Hungarian nation who deserve every respect”.
The picnic meeting in Kötcse, in southern Hungary, has taken place every year since 2004, and “Where there’s home there’s freedom” is the motto of year’s event.
All countries except Russia acknowledge that heroes of 1956 were “the most important and distinguished actors of the Hungarian nation who deserve every respect”. But he does not dare to scold his ally.
If any other country put such claims in school text books, Orban would be fuming and threatening publicly with severe consequences. But with Russia, nothing.
Orbán is the Trojan Horse! EU and NATO need to let Hungary go. It’s a shame, because so many good Hungarians don’t deserve this. But Fidesz has gone too far, there is no return without new government.
Given his small bite and big mouth, maybe Orbán is more like a Trojan chihuahua.
It is a vile insult by Orban to paint the defenders of Ukraine as “pro-war”. The last thing anyone wants is war except for Russia who chose to invade. Viktor Orban is a disgusting promoter of Russian interests who will never speak out against Russia’s invasion or condemn the war crimes that Russia commits with daily attacks on civilians.