“The Great Awakening vs the Great Reset”
Orban stands his ground.
The Hungarian government appears to have taken a cue from former President Donald Trump as it is set to take over the presidency of the Council of the European Union, vowing to “Make Europe Great Again”.
Budapest has unveiled its agenda as it prepares to take over the rotating presidency on July 1st until the end of the year. Alongside a seven-point policy programme, Hungary also revealed its logo for its presidency, which featured the Hungarian-invented Rubix cube as well as the Trump-inspired “Make Europe Great Again!”.
The choice of the slogan, an apparently conscious thumb in the eye of the failures of globalist policies favoured by elites in Brussels, is perhaps not surprising given that Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has been Donald Trump’s closest ally and staunchest defender within the EU since 2016.
Hungary Fined €200 Million By EU For Not Allowing Migrant Invasion – PM Orban Slams ‘Financial Blackmail’
A European Union court has ordered Hungary to pay a fine of €200 million for refusing to adhere to the bloc’s rules imposing open borders on all its member states.
The ruling, which dates back to Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s refusal to implement a 2020 order from the European Court allow migrants to stay in Hungary indefinitely pending their asylum appeals, also states that Hungary must pay a daily fine of one million euros until it complies.
In its verdict, the European Court of Justice said that Hungary had refused to “comply with the 2020 judgment as regards the right of applicants for international protection to remain in Hungary pending a final decision on their appeal against the rejection of their application and the removal of illegally staying third-country nationals.”
“That failure, which consists in deliberately avoiding the application of a common EU policy as a whole, constitutes an unprecedented and extremely serious infringement of EU law,” the verdict continued.
The common people vs the Globalists.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has proclaimed the end of the Western world.
Orban said: “This year we will be able to end the era of Western civilization, to put an end to the world order based on liberal hegemony. The progressive liberal world spirit has failed. It brought wars, chaos and disorder, economic collapse, and confusion to the world. Eventually people got tired of the representatives of this liberal spirit wherever they appeared. They are incapable of being leaders, they are not fit for the task, they are riddled with errors and ultimately rush to their own destruction.”
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has proclaimed the end of the Western world.
Orban said: “This year we will be able to end the era of Western civilization, to put an end to the world order based on liberal hegemony. The progressive liberal world spirit has failed. It… pic.twitter.com/lV3evrUaw0
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Hungary tries to pass bill that would hold politicians responsible
Why the small citizen, who damages public funds willentlich or ignorantly by tax evasion around a few thousand euros, how a big criminal is treated, who goes out politician however, who dissipates billions, unpunished? Some citizen may already often have wished, politicians would have to be pulled personally for the damage, which arranges them regularly, to account. The conservative government in Hungary just examines to make this possible. No miracle that this releases large alarm with the European Union-Bonzen. [more)
Ungarn erwägt Politikerhaftung
Warum wird der kleine Burger, der das Staatsvermögen willentlich oder unwissend durch Steuerhinterziehung um ein paar tausend Euro schädigt, wie ein Schwerverbrecher behandelt, der Politiker aber, der Milliarden verschleudert, geht straflos aus? Mancher Burger mag schon oft gewünscht haben, Politiker mussten persönlich fur die Schaden, die sie regelmäßig anrichten, zur Rechenschaft gezogen werden. Die konservative Regierung in Ungarn prüft gerade, dies möglich zu machen. Kein Wunder, dass dies bei den EU-Bonzen Grossalarm auslöst. [mehr]