It is “highly dangerous” if organisations without democratic legitimacy have a decisive influence on political decision-making, Zoltán Kovács, the state secretary for international communication and relations, said on Thursday, referring to the activities of NGOs.
Kovács told a conference on a Nézőpont Institute 2021 study on international press reports about Hungary that the Hungarian government was fighting against people who tried to make decisions without the authority to do so.
He noted that the government won two-thirds majority three times in democratic elections and this
could not be questioned by either NGOs, their media collaborators, or other opinion-makers.
Kovács said that since 2010, no matter what the government did, the Hungarian left wing tarred the government, and the resulting effects could be felt on the international stage. He said the western European press had created a “monolithic” image of Hungary, and Hungary would have to create a framework in which to express its own position, adding that this endeavour was making progress internationally.
Meanwhile, referring to the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Kovács
accused Péter Márki-Zay, the united opposition’s prime ministerial candidate, of promoting a narrative created by the western European media regarding Hungary’s relations with Russia over the past 12 years.
He insisted that Márki-Zay had made statements concerning the situation in Ukraine that “jeopardises Hungary’s international standing”. “Not only is he telling lies, he is also behaving with immeasurable irresponsibility,” he added.
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Source: MTI
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NGOs supported by foreign money should be banned. The Hungarian people do not need unelected NGOs or their help. The people will look after each other. NGOs should leave the country and do their traitorous work in countries that want them.
I can’t imagine the Soros influence has on small countries – his organizations have devastated the legal system in many of the US largest cities with little accountability for victims- NYC- LA- Chicago and San Franciso. All of these places are filthy rich and fail to address the influence. The EU and Dems are major partners – just look at Ukraine. The US embassy has heavy influence. Many are part of the impeachment attemp of Trump over phone call that he dare mention the millions the Biden family was making in Ukraine. You can’t make this shit up!