My fear is that the Globalists will arrange for Orbán (or his successor) to lose an election. That’s all it would take. One election loss, and the border fence goes down.
Anyway, thanks for the translation, but I didn’t need it. My Hungarian is pretty good. All four of my grandparents were born in Hungary, and I spent much time visiting them as a child. So I picked up quite a bit.
One grandmother would give me ice cream if I asked for it in Hungarian.
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usnews.com
Top Countries Receiving Biden US Foreign Aid-——In 2022, economic aid accounted for 86% of foreign aid obligations by the U.S., while military aid accounted for 14%.
Biden Economic vs. Military Aid-—Grand Total
1 Ukraine $12,432,081,637
2 Israel $3,308,801,618
3 Ethiopia $2,190,256,514
4 Afghanistan $1,389,022,902
5 Yemen $1,375,803,516
6 Egypt $1,368,911,286
7 Jordan $1,188,991,957
8 Nigeria $1,154,875,460
9 Somalia $1,137,089,455
10 South Sudan $1,123,918,275
11 Kenya $1,028,281,844
12 Congo (Kinshasa) $907,530,821
13 Sudan $859,064,945
14 Syria $826,163,970
15 Uganda $790,252,008
Source: ForeignAssistance.gov: Julia Haines/U.S. News & World Report
The large majority of aid can be classified as economic or military. Humanitarian aid falls under economic objectives, as defined by the source. Military aid includes training, equipment and weapons but may not include some Biden Dept of Defense funding such as missiles or other classified spending. Negative values reflect instances when the Biden State Dept’s USAID agency cancels or makes a downward adjustment of grants or contracts. Dollars are adjusted to match constant 2022 inflation.