Trying to pull Orbán out of Putin’s bottom in Poland
Activists held an awareness-raising action in front of the Hungarian Embassy in Warsaw. They tried to pull an Orbán dummy out of the behind of a Putin dummy.
Polish activists prepared a spectacular action in front of the Hungarian Embassy in Warsaw: they tried to pull a Viktor Orbán puppet out of the buttocks of a puppet of Vladimir Putin.
The performance was intended to show their condemnation of the Hungarian prime minister’s pro-Russian policies and his dealings with Russia at the cost of human values, Telex reports.
“Today, the whole European Union is supporting Ukraine, and Orbán is the only one openly supporting a terrorist. We Poles, Europeans, do not agree with this! We used to come here to the embassy to appeal to the Hungarian government, but now we don’t want to negotiate with them. Today we are appealing to the Hungarian people and saying: ‘Support Ukraine with us! Stand up against Orbán!” said Polish activist Dominik Dąsiorowski and Leroy Merlin, leader of the all-Polish boycott.
“Thousands of people have been killed, tortured to death, burned alive, children raped, millions of people’s homes destroyed – all this is the merit of terrorist Russia, and all this with the support of the Hungarian government. We are against this! That’s why we are here!” said Dmitro Lichman, the creator of the dummy of Orbán trapped in Putin, szmo.hu writes.
The Euromaidan-Warszawa Facebook page also published pictures and a video of the action:
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Source: szeretlekmagyarorszag.hu, Telex.hu
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Rightful Action by these activists.
Its on-going the un-masking of Victor Orban, just grows which what we FACTUALLY know and accepted, the question does beckon, what will the end picture, sooner than later, the legacy Victor Orbans leave on Hungary, the European Union and wider Europe/Globally.
Did notice in pictures NO sanitary gloves being worn, by the extractors of Victor Orban, from the anus of Vladimir Putin.
Was it a “Breeched” extraction – headfirst/
YUCK – would have been if factual a vile & messy process /
that can be also the case of any Polish government member sticked in Biden’s ass.
@Morfo – facts matter: Mr. Biden is not engaged in an illegal war – Mr. Putin is.
We should condemn this at every opportunity and act accordingly, together with our allies (EU, NATO, etc.)!
How Crude! It seems many Polish people are “common”, have no manners. Poles cannot stand the fact that Hungarian government acts for the Hungaria people and not for the benefit of a foreign nation. There is a rumor going around that many of the weapons supplied by US and EU ended up in Finland and many Baltic Nations. The rumor also includes the Zelensky’s bank account increased by Ukrainian oligarch deposit large amount of cash for favors. Zelensky’s bank accounts are offshore. Zelensky’s wife is enjoying a great life in Brussels while Ukrainians suffer. Ukraine was never a democracy and many people wonder why the oligarchs keep their money instead of using their wealth to help the people? It seems that Poles are easily taken in by rhetoric. Yes, the Ukrainian people are suffering and they should be helped but the war must be stopped. It is time for a cease fire and a diplomatic solution.
The war is a direct threat to the Orban power. This is due to full Hungarian dependence on Russian oil and gas. Orban does not want to change the dependence, while other countries do it (Czech Republic, Austria, Bulgaria). The question is why? It seems that the Poles find the answer.