I'm interested in new tech, cars, IT stuff... but I'm going to show you my progress of how to rebuild a house in Eastern Europe, with one income, by myself.
🚨🇷🇺Chaos on the streets of Moscow as more and more homeless people flood the city, which has turned into a dump after the EU's 21 sanctions package!
You do know I'm joking, right - This is Frankfurt, Germany - a country being destroyed by those who run it.
🚨 BREAKING: The guy who is suppressing @PM_ViktorOrban's social media has been leaked. His name is Oskar Braszczyński and he is Meta’s Government & Social Impact Partner for Central and Eastern Europe. Let's have a look at who is putting their thumb on the scale!
🇭🇺 Oskar has symbols that show he is part of the "Nincs másik" movement. This is a Hungarian opposition movement that formed in response to some journalists leaving the opposition outlet Index in 2020. This shows that Oskar is very interested in Hungarian opposition politics.
🇵🇱 Braszczyński is Polish and seems to live in Poland. He has every right to his political opinions, but it is good manners not to interfere in the politics of a country that you do not even live in.
🇺🇦🏳️🌈From his publicly available Facebook profile it appears that he is a Ukraine fanatic and an LGBT activist. These are classic hallmarks of the progressive liberals who are tasked with election interference in Europe.
🇧🇾He also appears to support niche issues in the region, like the "Free Belarus" movement. This refers to protests that occurred in 2020-2021. These protests did receive coverage but taking a strong interest in them suggests more than casual acquaintance with the politics of the region.
🇵🇱 He has symbols on his profile showing that he is an opponent of the Polish Law and Justice party. Note that Law and Justice were a close ally of the Hungarian government when they were in power.
🗳️🇪🇺Facebook is supposed to be a neutral platform but the guy that is control over the CEE region is clearly highly politicised. The Hungarian government is saying that Facebook is interfering in the election. This is not acceptable. @elonmusk has moved social media away from this and @MikeBenzCyber has exposed much of the wrongdoing around this activity. Let's get back to national elections without foreign interference in Europe!
My mother cries every time she hears the Himnusz. She deeply feels her Hungarian roots. Now, when the Székely Himnusz plays, she’s inconsolable. 🇭🇺
I think people like my mother are incredibly in tune with their homeland, heritage, and culture. She is 100% Hungarian. Her mother was born in Budapest and her father in Székelyföld (Transylvania).
@LutherScribe@StevenEKuhn@NMAsiaPac Most of the people in Hungary (90%+) hav no idea, that Kalshi exist. Just sayin'
I should put some money on Viktor 🤔
@ke_kri_ke@FencisZ@StevenEKuhn I lived in Canada for 6.5 years, moved back to Hungary in 2017, because of the company raxes, running my own company here is way cheaper than there. And we pay 15% income tax. The basic stuff has 5-8% GST on them. It is the most liveable, peaceful country on this continent by far
Peter Magyar.
The Tisza party guy trying to unseat Viktor Orban in Hungary.
Let me give you the quick rundown:
This guy secretly recorded his own ex-wife.
Used it to launch his political career.
She accused him of physical and emotional abuse.
His next girlfriend came out with abuse allegations too.
He got caught drunk in a nightclub dancing with girls way younger than him.
Slapped a guy who filmed it.
Grabbed the phone and threw it in the Danube River.
Then came the sex tape.
Drug party.
He calls it a “honey trap.” Sure it was, pal.
He lied about signature numbers for his campaign.
Got caught on a stock deal that looks a lot like insider trading.
His own supporters?
He was recorded calling them smelly and stupid.
This is who Brussels picked to replace Orban.
Not because Magyar is a good man. He’s clearly not. They picked him because he’ll do what they want.
Open the borders.
Lift Hungary’s veto on Ukraine’s EU accession.
Fall in line on migration.
Unlock the money spigot from Brussels in exchange for sovereignty.
Is Orban perfect?
No. Nobody said he was.
But this isn’t about Orban. This is about installing a puppet who will hand Hungary’s sovereignty to Brussels on a silver platter.
If the EU establishment is this desperate to ram a guy with this much baggage into power, that should tell you everything about the state of democracy in Europe.
Hungarians cannot allow the globalists in the European Union to steal another European election.
@PM_ViktorOrban@HungaryBased@TheRealMagyar69@zoltanspox@FM_Szijjarto@tamasivankovacs@DrNagyIstvn1
#savehungary #viktororban #budapest #magyar @magyarorszag
Vice President @nicustefanuta, in the European Parliament you had the audacity to lecture Hungarians, urging them to vote against us. Before doing so, perhaps you should take a look around Europe. Across the continent there are austerity measures, layoffs, and factory closures. Meanwhile, in Hungary, we have ensured work opportunities for everyone who wants to work, introduced lifetime income tax exemption for mothers with two or more children, raised the minimum wage by another 11%, introduced a fixed 3% home loan for young people, and expanded family support. This is all possible because we keep our money in Hungary instead of throwing it at Ukraine. That’s the difference between Brusselian politics and Hungarian priorities: we put our people first!
As a sign of my goodwill I refrained from making any comments on the state of the Romanian economy.
The Ukrainian president is lying. @ZelenskyyUa claims he was unaware that a Hungarian delegation would arrive in Ukraine because the Hungarian government did not coordinate the visit with the Ukrainian MFA.
Here are the facts. Yesterday we informed the Ukrainian authorities in an official diplomatic note that a Hungarian delegation, led by Deputy Minister for Energy Gábor Czepek, would travel to Ukraine to inspect the condition of the Druzhba oil pipeline. We also requested a meeting with the Ukrainian energy minister.
The reality is that Ukraine has blocked oil shipments to Hungary at a time when maritime oil transport faces the greatest uncertainty in history, while the only alternative to the Druzhba pipeline is the sea route.