After the Hungarian Parliament passed a bill on paedophilia, one of the elements of which is the prohibition of sexual propaganda aimed at minors, the globalist opinion system is stirring up emotions with unprecedented brutality, economist László Bogár writes in a column in daily Magyar Hírlap.

President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen has described this law (protection of minors from gay marketing) as outright shameful and has indicated that she will use all existing legal mechanisms to force Hungary to reverse this decision.

Von der Leyen said it was outrageous and unsustainable, as this law deprives children of information about homosexuality and possible gender reassignment, along with how to make the most informed decisions on these issues.

If one of Europe’s most important representatives of power, who is, incidentally, a mother of seven children and has always considered herself a conservative, can speak passionately in favour of small children’s sexuality to make what she describes as ‘responsible decisions’ about their own sexual identity, then anything else and its opposite can also happen in the world we live in.’

Von der Leyen also announced that Hungary had violated not only the human rights principles of the European Union, but also the ‘sacrament’ of market freedom, because the decision also restricts the market ‘freedom of movement’ of gay propaganda media companies, which, as we know, is a most serious breach of duty.

With her hysterical denunciations the retaliatory campaign against Hungary has been launched with full force, and a new chapter in the global war of identity has begun.

This war of identity seeks to shatter all three levels of human identity: family, nation, and culture, in our case, the culture of the European Christian person, obviously to become an obedient, involuntary, unrestrictedly malleable (in other words, easily manipulated mass of the entire European population.

It is difficult to predict exactly what will happen now, but it is likely that in this case not only is there no room for compromise in this situation, but a compromise cannot even be defined.

If, as von der Leyen indicated, the EU will indeed launch rule of law proceedings against Hungary, this could trigger an unprecedented chain reaction. Hungary was already up against the wall, but now we are being pushed into the wall: the game is over. NOTE: Why not share this story with friends and keep them friendly.