@Weltwoche Was kann die Bundeswehr von der Ukraine eigentlich über ‚improvisierte Logistik‘ und das Nutzen feindlicher Ressourcen im modernen Krieg lernen?
‼️ Tisza spy scandal update: Yesterday was a tough day for the Tisza campaign. Not because of some shadowy government plot, as they would have you believe – but because the narrative pushed by P��ter Magyar is running into increasingly uncomfortable facts.
🧩 First blow: the “state cyberattack” storyline is collapsing under its own weight. One of Tisza’s own IT figures admitted he may have been recruited by Ukrainian actors, trained abroad, and connected to networks linked to Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Which raises the obvious question: was this really a government attack – or counterintelligence doing its job?
💸 Second: a former Ukrainian intelligence agent described a shadow “black money” system tied to Ukrainian military funds, including the gold convoy worth tens of billions of forints. He stressed that this money is used to solve everything: paying operatives, influencing actors, and financing activities across borders.
🚨 Third: and here’s where it gets particularly awkward – he claims the convoy was routed through Hungary specifically because money had to be left here, with suggestions that these funds were meant to support political influence operations, potentially including Tisza.
⚠️ Bottom line: yesterday didn’t just weaken the original “spy conspiracy” claims – it replaced them with a far more explosive narrative involving foreign links, covert funding, and internal vulnerabilities. Not exactly the direction the Tisza campaign was hoping for.
Europe: still convinced it’s the centre of the world. The rest of the world: not so much. We’ve lost competitiveness, lost our edge, and forgotten what we stand for. It’s time to return to our roots. It’s time to wake up! ⏰
In conversation with @MarioNawfal.