Viktor Orbán would be the perfect candidate to lead the European Union through this moment of ideological darkness, Robert Bridge writes. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has once again deviated from the Brussels’ narrative, this time warning that the severe EU sanctions targeting Russia could produce aftereffects not unlike those of a nuclear explosion, potentially…
The takeaway from all of this is that sometimes a single statement like Zerkal’s is all that it takes for two decades’ worth of fake news narratives to come crashing down in an instant. Ukrainian Energy Ministry advisor Lana Zerkal threatened on Thursday that Kiev could cut off Russian oil to Hungary via the Druzhba…
So long as NATO and Russia don’t clash in their respective “spheres of influence” in the former Ukraine just like Russia, Turkey, and the US thus far haven’t in their own such “spheres” in Syria, the conflict could potentially become frozen and therefore actually stabilize to the benefit of the locals caught in the crosshairs…
It’s very scandalous that Poland launched this campaign against Hungary, which used to be its ideological ally in the EU until the US forced its European vassals to choose between it and Russia, which prompted Warsaw to go with Washington while Budapest has done its best to balance between both Great Powers. Hungary Today reported…
All of these moves are very important since they show that it’s indeed possible for a country to practice principled neutrality even if they’re located smack dab in the heart of the US’ liberal-globalist ‘sphere of influence’. Orban is bravely defying the declining unipolar hegemon and its regional proxies to continue pioneering his vision of…
Kaczynski just became Orban’s ideological enemy. He can’t tolerate the Hungarian leader’s truly conservative-multipolar example that by virtue of its being exposes the most powerful person in Poland as a liberal-globalist fraud. That’s why he just backstabbed his supposed ally by publicly condemning him, knowing that this will burn the bridges that were built between…
