Balázs Orbán
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121 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 24 Jul
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Thank you very much for having me.
It's a great honor to talk about not so great things.
You know, in Hungary and everywhere in the Western world, Viktor Orban was accused for 16 years being an autocrat or a dictator or something like this.
But after 16 years, when we lost elections, that was the smoothest transition you can imagine.
We lost against the Brussels-backed
Of course, there was election interference, but we lost and we accepted the result.
And what was their first decision?
They started to build up an authoritarian liberal state.
They canceled the mandate of the president.
They banned Viktor Orban and half of the opposition members to be reelected by the people if they want to do so.
Now, that's the latest stage what you were mentioning that they just created the fake corruption issue.
It has nothing to do with the party servers and nothing to do with the data of the supporters and members of FIDAS, but they use the authorities to
to put pressure on the Hungarian right side.
And there is an actual political purge going on, backed and supported by the authoritarian liberals who are now in charge in Brussels.
That's the situation in a nutshell.
Well, actually, the chief prosecutor resigned because of the political pressure he got about this issue from the government.
So even he himself said that the new prime minister was intervening, which shouldn't be the case and should never happen.
And of course, like now they are trying to create fake corruption issues and the entire operation was related to that.
But it's so fake that it's not even new because when the Brussels-backed Polish liberal government came into power two years ago,
They started exactly the same type of prosecution against a minister who was responsible of distributing the supports.
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