Posted on 03/13/2023 6:09:41 PM PDT by marshmallow
‘Pedophilia cannot be forgiven – children are sacred to us, this is Hungary, and this is where the strictest child protection system in Europe must be!’
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán delivers an encouraging but cautionary speech with possibly, profound implications. With it, he holds the important moral ground of peace, not war, as Hungary’s primary foreign policy stance. He also parries, diplomatically, with the eternal Hungarian geopolitical balancing act, one clever thrust of which goes straight to the heart of America’s current ambassador to his country.
He speaks about the national economic priority that is slaying the inflation dragon and increasing Hungarian sovereignty. This will be accomplished, partly by revitalizing domestic agricultural production (thereby making Hungary less dependent on expensive imported food) and continuing with the Hungarian nuclear program (thereby reducing dependency on expensive fuel imports). He lays the blame for Hungary’s inflation squarely at the feet of Brussels’ failed sanctions on Russian energy.
While firmly stating that Hungary is in the Western camp, he defines what NATO is and is not: it is a defensive alliance, with no member state obligated to wage an offensive war. To do so is to act outside of the NATO framework. Meanwhile, he points out the difficulty of Hungarian neutrality given its eastern position. Brussels has elevated a regional war between two Slavic states into a pan-European conflict. He calls this another failure of the Brussels superstate. Orbán deftly stops short of explaining what an offensive-minded NATO and Brussels means to his audience, allowing them to mull their own conclusions.
Peace will only be achieved with direct American-Russian negotiations. By pointing out this clear truth, Orbán illuminates both the Ukrainian proxy role in the war and its marginal influence in its outcome.
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In America, it’s “Diversity above all, Americans last!”
Deutschland Über Alles.
Kowtow to Chicoms is not good.
Who’s the man on the right?
Jeepers! The one on the right looks like 40 miles of bad road. It might help (a little) if she got those caterpillars above her eyes removed
Dig their goulash.
God bless Viktor Orban! My daughter and her sister in law are going to Prague in a couple of weeks. Wish I could go with them. :(
The one on the right is Samantha Power. “She’s mean and evil through and through.”
>> Orban’s greatest enemies are two very evil American women.
You got that just right.
Vickie has not aged well. Demonic countenance.
I love America and plan to die here, defending her if necessary.
That said, one of the very few places I would consider moving to is Hungary.
Land of shashlik and stierblut.
Prague is in Czechia.
Orban is the leader of Hungary, a different country
Is it Halloween already?
Mrs. Cass Sunstein
Toured Budapest last summer. Went to the presidential palace hoping to see orban. Tour guide thought I was nuts
Budapest is really beautiful. In spite of all their travails, the City retains a lot of its Austro-Hungarian architecture.
Cat Ballou?
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