@ZoltnDora@KissRkagnes2 Nem próbáltuk, mert nem akartuk, mivel az elmúlt 16 év az ország legsikeresebb időszaka volt.
Ez az, amit a kiéhezett posztkommunista oligarchák és a hazaáruló, mindenszarista lúzer csürhe nem tudott megbocsátani Orbánnak. Ezért maradt nekik a nonstop hazudozás és fröcsögés.
@Andy04755604@PM_ViktorOrban In which democratic state governed by the rule of law does regular information or news sources count as evidence in criminal cases?
Especially since they can't even formulate a legally relevant accusation against Orbán or his father, let alone prove it.
@putyingrad@PM_ViktorOrban@matteosalvinimi Legalább kiderül, hogy miért szállítottak aranyrudakat keresztül Magyarországon ukrán titkosszolgálati tiszt vezetésével és mennyi pottyant le út közben a Tisza kampányra.
@zahari4i@PM_ViktorOrban@matteosalvinimi They have to _make_ proof, because they won't find any.
If Orban goes to jail, that would start of a civil war in Hungary.
@loti_pr@PM_ViktorOrban Now imagine if the police had seized Tisza's servers on some low-level charge. Would you still have advised them to let the investigative authorities do their job?
@dvorahfr Couldn't there be a way to make AI-generated videos not always feature the same rosy-faced "beautiful girl" as the main character, but instead have a unique character?
@teslavangelist@imPenny2x Arthur C. Clarke predicted in the 60's that people will work remotely by using computers connected to a network.
It did not happen in the 80's, not in the 90's and not even early in the 2000's.
So he was wrong?