Some niggas think “democracy” means “voting.”
Actually, as we’ve seen admitted in Florida, it means “children being taught to do gay anal sex (including rimjobs) before fourth grade.”
Therefore, sanctioning a country because they voted for a guy who was against teaching children to do gay anal is not only democracy in action, it is core to the protection of the values of our democracy.
We can’t just have strong men. Everyone has to be gay.
Vladimir Putin has congratulated Hungary’s strongman leader, Viktor Orbán, on his decisive election victory, amid signs that European Union authorities will launch a sanctions process against Budapest that is intended to safeguard EU funds at risk from democratic-backsliding member states.
Two members of the European parliament said they expected the European Commission to launch the “rule of law conditionality mechanism” against Hungary, a legal process that could ultimately switch off billions in EU payments to Budapest.
Since they care about the rule of law so much – based on which law did you take this guy’s yacht?
EU countries that have government-controlled courts and captured state institutions can be deprived of EU funds, but the law has never been tested.
At the European parliament in Brussels on Monday, MEPs expressed shock at Orbán’s victory speech, where he hit out at “opponents”, including a characteristic dig at “Brussels bureaucrats”, but also Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelenskiy. The swaggering speech came just hours after the western world reacted in horror to the atrocities at Bucha and other towns near Kyiv.
Viktor Orban claimed victory today over the "international Jew." Atrocious
https://t.co/CQmOkh2Jj8— Enrico Fermi (@enricofermi22) April 3, 2022
On Monday, Putin offered his congratulations to Orbán, who is a long-term Kremlin ally, despite Hungary’s support for EU sanctions against Russia. “Despite the difficult international situation, the further development of a bilateral partnership fully accords to the interests of the peoples of Russia and Hungary,” a Kremlin statement said.
Britain’s Nigel Farage, France’s Marine Le Pen and Italy’s Matteo Salvini were also quick to congratulate Orbán. “When the people vote, the people win,” tweeted Le Pen, the French far-right leader, who is vying to unseat Emmanuel Macron as president in imminent elections.
EU leaders were conspicuously silent on a day when independent election observers at the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) reported that the Hungarian vote was “marred by the absence of a level playing field”.
Czech foreign minister Jan Lipavskỷ, a key regional ally, said he was “not satisfied with the election’s result in Hungary”, but had to “seek partners” in his country’s interest. “Hungary must choose its side, and whether they belong to the EU and Nato,” he said.
Are you allowed to leave the EU or NATO?
I’m pretty sure it’s a suicide pact signed in blood.
German MEP Daniel Freund, a persistent Orbán critic, said he expected the commission to trigger the rule of law mechanism within days. “My understanding is that the triggering of the conditionality against Hungary could happen, possibly as early as this week,” he told reporters. “The financial pressure will start to be felt rather quickly if the commission would move,” he said adding, even if the EU process took months to unfold, it could be harder for Budapest to borrow money.
Petri Sarvamaa, a centre-right Finnish MEP, said, based on his understanding, the commission was going to trigger the process within days, but added that Hungary posed far deeper questions. Europe could be approaching a historic moment, he said. “We are facing existential issues. These are totalitarian authoritarian regimes vis-a-vis the democratic world and Orbán seems to be willing to be part of that [first] camp.”
“We appeased Viktor Orbán … and we, the union, appeased Vladimir Putin. And if we continue on this path.. We will find ourselves obsolete.”
Yes, you people certainly seem to be obsolete.
You have a hostage population of Stockholm syndrome victims who think they want to be vaxed out to the max and become trannies, then go to war with Russia.
Of course, they are now calling this “a rigged election,” like they did with Belarus – despite there being no evidence.
Dutch liberal lawmaker Sophie in ‘t Veld described Orbán’s reelection as “a disaster” for Hungarians. “It also means that he will sit on the European Council [of EU leaders] – a very powerful EU governance body that shapes laws for all Europeans – as someone who has been elected through rigged elections,” she said, as the OSCE issued its critical report, highlighting “biased” news coverage and the blurred line between party and state. “The magnitude of this problem has to sink in,” the MEP said.
We here at this website have been supportive of Orban’s policies, though we’ve noted continually that his connections to the EU will ultimately make any policy decisions he makes irrelevant. The EU is designed to be a government, and it is a government, and the further along it develops, the less control nations have over their internal policies.
Orban winning yet again is a very big deal, given that it comes amidst this mass psychosis over the Ukraine, and the larger war against Russia in the name of this bizarre globalist anal transhumanist agenda.
It’s not surprising they are committed to trying to oust Orban, but given the way they’ve dealt with Russia, they might just end up helping him.
If he is able to somehow escape the EU and NATO and link up with Russia, walking away with all of the money he was given by these bodies, that would be quite something.
If the EU is committed to destroying him, he’s going to have limited options.
Even truer now than when it was originally uttered