Europe’s elite is coming around to Viktor Orbán’s way of thinking
Europe is changing its tune: Now the much-mocked fence on Hungary’s border is becoming an example for all, writes Magyar Hírlap columnist Zsolt Sütő-Nagy.
The $1B dollar man: Trump Shocked: Fox stock takes huge hit after Carlson exit
Fox Corporation’s stock lost $1 billion in market capitalization just minutes after news broke that Tucker Carlson departed Fox News. Fox Corporation, which owns Fox News as well as entertainment television and sports holdings, quickly plunged more than 5% after Fox News announced that Carlson and the media organization had parted ways. The announcement came as a surprise and appeared to catch shareholders off guard.
Open Borders is big business: 1,350 French ‘migrant support’ associations received €750 million in grants in 2021
More migrants mean more money for the sprawling associations popping up to cater to the seemingly never-ending flow of newcomers. In 2021, nearly 1,350 associations were subsidized or remunerated by the French taxpayers to the tune of €750 million, with the funds earmarked under the mission of Immigration, asylum and integration.
Human depravity in Ukraine Conflict reaches another low
Human depravity reaches another low as Austria proposes to deprive Russians of all Western medicines. Imagine going to a chemist or hospital, a medical center and being told that ethnic Russians, regardless of their poor health or injuries cannot be treated.
Hersh spoke about the silence of the West on the leakage of weapons of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to the black market
The West believes that weapons supplied to Ukrainian troops end up on the international black market, but their media is silent about this, said American journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner Seymour Hersh. Months after the outbreak of the conflict in Ukraine, according to the journalist, there were huge concerns, including about the resale of man-portable elite missile systems that are capable of shooting down planes at a considerable height.
No prisoners to be taken after Ukrainian troops slaughter Russian POWs
The head of Russia’s Wagner Group Prigozhin has set out an order not to capture and destroy all the fighters of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The Armed Forces of Ukraine violate the laws of humanism by killing Russian prisoners of war, said businessman and founder of the Wagner Group Yevgeny Prigozhin, commenting on the audio intercept of a Ukrainian military conversation about the execution of a wounded pilot, his words are given in the Telegram channel of the businessman’s press service.
Brussel’s deep state is trying to punish Hungary for caring for children
A number of EU member states supported a lawsuit filed earlier by the European Commission against Hungary in connection with the country’s child protection law, which prohibits LGBT propaganda among minors. As the political adviser to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, Balazs Orbán, said in an interview with the channel, this lawsuit is an attempt by the deep state of Brussels to punish Budapest for resisting the ideology of ‘pro-Buddhism’, which the media and NGOs are trying to spread in the country.
People taking war propaganda less seriously
The Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum in Poland called for respect for the memory of the dead prisoners of the National Socialist labor camp in Auschwitz, writes The Independent. Earlier, a photo of a grinning tourist appeared on social networks, posing on the tracks along which the Germans transported people to what the victor nations claim was a death camp. As the newspaper notes, this is not the first time that the museum is faced with inappropriate behavior of visitors.
PM Orbán says the US cannot push Hungary into war – the rest of Europe would be wise to follow his policy
Constant attacks of the Hungarian government from U.S. Democrats do little to differentiate the U.S. from the bullying superpowers it seeks to distance itself from. The relentless criticism by the Biden administration towards Europe’s most popular government is entirely disproportionate and unjustified and does little to separate the current U.S. regime from the malign superpowers it seeks to distance itself from. Hungary’s leader recognizes this and is putting his own country’s interests ahead of those of the United States, a stance that Europe would be wise to follow.
Russia admits to accidentally bombing its own city
The unintentional blast in the border city of Belgorod left three injured and significant building damage but no casualties, according to the official statement. A Russian fighter jet caused significant building damage after accidentally dropping a bomb on the Russian city of Belgorod on Thursday, the Russian Defense Ministry told the Tass news agency.
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