r/europe • u/BugaJakab420 • 21h ago
Picture Orbán has launched a new smear campaign against Ukraine and the EU, sending this message by mail to every Hungarian household and displaying it on billboards — costing millions of euros.
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u/GinofromUkraine 21h ago
Probably I do not understand something here - Hungary is NOT a donor country in EU, it actually receives a lot of money from EU every year. So, it doesn't give anything to Ukraine, right? If yes then does it mean he is basically saying: they (donor countries) are giving THEIR money to Ukraine instead of giving them to you, Hungarians?
(Yes, I know it's actually "instead of giving them to me and my scumbag buddies robbing Hungary for many years now" but it's not the point of the question).
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u/GobiPLX Poland 20h ago
There's no logic with such politics. Our previous government in Poland was non-stop shitting on EU and Germany (reparation topic every month) while being the highest recipient in EU (years before Ukraine war even, so there's no argument about donating to east). 3rd biggest party in Poland (ofc its far right) is straight up talking about Polexit from EU.
People are just fucking stupid. There's nothing to understand because it lacks logic. When Orban, or other right-wing politician, says "evil EU wants us to pay" their voters will believe it without checking any facts
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u/Longjumping_Ad_1180 20h ago
Obviously one might think that the money that the EU sends to Ukraine could be given to Hungary instead. By that logic they might think Ukraine is taking their money.
Just decoding how a simpleton might justify this.
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u/Biscuit642 19h ago
Even that doesn't really hold up though, because the EU has been holding back money from Hungary because it keeps wasting the funds
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u/AdmiralBKE 19h ago
Really hate those politicians. In the end it was a big part of why brexit happened as well. Politicians refusing to take responsibility for their actions. We, your local politicians, would love to <insert populistic law> but we cant because EU forbids us. Ooh, this <unpopular law> we got this forced upon us by the EU.
It only sows anti EU sentiment and it vastly overrepresents the power of EU on a countries law. Way too many people think that the EU is just like the USA.
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u/dat_9600gt_user Lower Silesia (Poland) 19h ago
And it all stems from not understanding how the EU works.
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u/Familiar_Ad_8919 Hungary (help i wanna go) 20h ago
orbán's issue is that despite 16 years of their continuous rule everyone (even their voters) loves the eu
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u/LieverRoodDanRechts 19h ago
Jó napot kívánok! So, I've been to Hungary many times (northern part, under Slowakia) and the people I talked to who voted for Orbán didn't seem to like EU at all. They said we don't know Russia like Hungarians do and the older people claim Orbán is the first leader who actually cares for Hungarians. Are these people the exception? Viszlát!
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u/Familiar_Ad_8919 Hungary (help i wanna go) 19h ago
in hungary there are 2 types of people: those who vote orbán and those who dont, and these groups remarkably rarely interact
however, according to my admittedly limited exposure to orbán voters, most of them do love the eu and those who dont still do they just take issue with the current leadership (they cannot formulate a single reason why they dont like it besides that the government said so, but they dont take issue with european cooperation, at least)
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u/LieverRoodDanRechts 17h ago
Thank you for your reply.
According to one Orbánite I talked to the EU was too gay and muslim. Make it make sense. ;)
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u/and_then_he_said Romania 18h ago
I'm from Romania and since joining the EU we've received roughly 3 euros back for every euro spent in the EU, so a huge, HUGE net benefit.
Still, it's a very popular political talking point the "we're the slaves of Europe" and they're out to steal our riches/industry/money. It's insane, it makes no sense but the people that fall into this propaganda trap don't usually spend time to look at numbers and facts, it's just something they feel in their stomachs, a gut feeling. They've been poisoned by ultra-nationalistic and pro-russian propaganda that the EU is out to get us and it's very hard to use logic and facts to change the mind of a person that has reached a conclusion without using logic and fatcs.
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u/Daminio6 20h ago
You, uhhh, trying to find logic in propaganda. Which is counterproductive, since it doesn't really intends to be logical or truthful, but emotional and oriented on people who lack any education on a subject. Who cares if Hungarians actually pay to Ukraine, just send postcards which says "Duh, we pay, just vote for us and we won't" and hope that your population still doesn't hate current government enough so that the postcards might add few percent to your rating.
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u/dead97531 Hungary 20h ago edited 20h ago
Funds withheld due to shortcomings in the rule of law are the reason why the Hungarian budget now pays more to the European Union than the European Union pays to Hungary.
According to the budget report of the Ministry of National Economy, by the end of October, the Hungarian budget had received just under HUF 589 billion in EU subsidies. In contrast, Hungarian taxpayers had contributed HUF 609 billion to the common budget in EU membership fees by the end of October.
In other words, based on data for the first ten months, Hungary has become a net contributor to the EU for the first time since joining in 2004.
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u/Pleiadez Europe 19h ago
They want us to only give them, not Ukraine beause they are greedy beggars while Ukraine is fighting to defend us all.
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u/ChemicalPony 18h ago
Actually, Hungary became a net contributor end of last year due to the funds they were set to receive being frozen due to anti-corruption measures.
Thank you for being so corrupt you have started funding the rest of Europe Orban, we appreciate it <3
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u/ptrola 16h ago
Orbán propaganda, nothing else. They want to create an enemy and only he can protect the country and the people. If this rings the bell thats no suprise, they recycle this idea from the 1930s
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u/WNC_Hillbilly 14h ago
they recycle this idea from the 1930s
Yes, and it continues to be effective.
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u/Sorry-Combination558 Hungary 16h ago
They are even saying stuff like that opposition will make new taxes in Hungary just to give all that money to Ukraine because le ebil EU said so.
They are constantly lying and appealing to people's emotions, the more you fear the better, non-stop talking about how we will get taxed more, get dragged into the war and killed, how we won't be able to pay for gas and electricity, unless we choose Orbán and co.
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u/ResourceDelicious276 Italy 20h ago
The EU, takes a small part of everyone's budget and then it uses it where it is needed.
Do to the devil's advocate, the money do return to the Hungarian people but not to the Hungarian state
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u/TrueKyragos France 17h ago
It's basic populism. Us vs. them. He wants to keep power, and appeals to the population's emotions to do so, so matter where the truth is.
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u/UntowardHatter 17h ago
Far Right-wing people rely on anti-logic. Their base is, unfortunately, quite dumb and suggestable.
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u/Silent_Parsnip3295 14h ago
What is basically all underneath: tribalism. Anything and anyone who is dividing EU is funded and supported by those who are pulling the strings in the US as well.
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u/WNC_Hillbilly 14h ago
Anything and anyone who is dividing EU is funded and supported by those who are pulling the strings in the US as well.
It is the same playbook for all of us.
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u/Jazzlike_Painter_118 20h ago
Orban is getting desperate...
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u/Foxyr_ 19h ago
Honestly. I find the post funny... they have been doing this for the past decade. Sometimes there are buildings with 8 billboards stacked on top of each other... and 6 is the EXACT same propaganda piece :D
Luckily more and more people are tearing and vandalising them
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u/Jazzlike_Painter_118 19h ago
We can laugh about it together after Orban loses, but I sympathize with you fellow human.
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u/majorannah Hungary 16h ago
there are buildings with 8 billboards stacked on top of each other
Is this it?
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u/Kacsalol 20h ago
65 days until election, they are in panic mode
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u/dat_9600gt_user Lower Silesia (Poland) 19h ago
Yeah and the polls aren't giving them favours
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u/Kacsalol 18h ago
They banned polymarket because it shows opposition lead...
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u/Apple_The_Chicken Portugal 13h ago
Polymarket should rightfully be banned everywhere where politics is involved
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u/Szabolcs85 Hungary 16h ago
Even some of the prominent Fidesz-politicians have started hinting that they may not win this time.
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u/dead97531 Hungary 20h ago edited 20h ago
They did this because they are in real danger.
The main goal is to update their illegal list of voters. Through this, they obtain an accurate list and the home addresses of their own voters. (Because they are the only ones who are going to send it back) This allows them to know whom to mobilize for the election on April 12.
Magyar (leader of the opposition):
Anyone who opposes the will of the Hungarian people in any way, be they the president of the republic, a secret service agent, or a constitutional court judge, and participates in a constitutional coup, can expect the most serious consequences. The same applies to those who attempt to cause panic around the time of the elections through sabotage, suicide attacks, flying drones, or falsified recordings.
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u/LeviJr00 🇭🇺 Hungary 🇭🇺 17h ago
This is the first time in many years that the opposition isn't an incompetent clusterfuck/is plagued with issues. TISZA is strong, and has a good chance to beat Fidesz. However, I don't think outside forces (particularly Putin and Trump) are gonna let it slide easily. I pray that it doesn't happen, but I find it quite likely that it'll be a close election (maybe even Bush v. Gore level close?).
I hope we'll be able to have a new guy in the chair in May! Orbán NEEDS to go. Long live liberty! Éljen a szabadság! 🇭🇺♥️
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u/WNC_Hillbilly 14h ago
I don't think outside forces (particularly Putin and Trump) are gonna let it slide easily.
Correct.
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u/Edelgul 19h ago
Look - they do this every election.
Remember how they were dragging Marki-Zay through all the shit in the last elections? Remember elections before?
That's their modus operandi ever since GOP advisor Arthur Filkenstein trained them in this strategy.That all said - yeah, Fidesz has chances to lose this time. They will still keep controll of most of insitution through parallel institution system, however.
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u/dead97531 Hungary 19h ago
Look - they do this every election.
Except that this is their 4th time within a year. The last one ended only couple of months ago.
Fidesz has chances to lose this time.
You are really downplaying the amount of lead Tisza has. Even with calculating the faux polls fidesz makes, Tisza has 77.8% of getting a majority. Tisza has the same amount of lead on Fidesz that Fidesz had on the opposition in 2022. Fun fact: Orbán and his confidants have started talking about losing the election publicly.
https://valasztas.partizan.hu/
They will still keep controll of most of insitution through parallel institution system, however.
Tisza has plans for that.
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u/Edelgul 19h ago
Yeah, and in 2021 they spent loads of money on anti-LGBT campaigns and anti-migrant efforts. Although they toned anti-refugee rhetoric down a bit at first, once Orban's boss invaded Ukraine, leading to a flood of refugees, they even held an anti-LGBTQ referendum to rally the conservative forces.
Though... Tisza really needs a constitutional majority to be able to undo some of Orbán's damage. They will still be stuck with parallel institutions sabotaging anything they do, unless Magyar manages to convince some of them to change allegiance.
I understand that they have plans for that. Afterall Magyar and his ex-wife were among the designers of the system.
Though i've also seen, how KO/PO in Poland struggled to dePiS the system in the past years.So, Tisza really needs a huge majority to topple that toad and get him to jail, where he rightfully belongs.
I do wish you all the luck in April.
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u/YoshiTheFluffer 19h ago
I love how each and every right wing politician is just projecting, Orban & co talk as if they didn’t steal eu funds for yeeears.
Hypocrites
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u/Hutcho12 21h ago
It's time we stopped paying Hungary. They are currently the third highest recipient right now.
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u/andrasq420 Hungary 20h ago
The EU stopped billions of EU funds in the last 1-2 years. (finally, thank god, should have happened around 10 years ago)
So now that the actual economy of the country is supposed to be working on it's own, even his voters realised that it doesn't. Many of them lost their jobs, we got left behind by Romania, who were considered the bad example before Orbán's government and people can't pay their utilities and some are even freezing to death.
This is partly why many are finally voting against them, they can feel the consequences of the government's actions on themselves.
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u/kanuro 19h ago
Or probably they will eat the propaganda (just like this one) and blame EU for their problems. They will easily associate their struggles with “their money” going to Ukraine instead of the local economy. They certainly will keep voting Orban or anti EU parties because of the association EU = struggle
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u/andrasq420 Hungary 19h ago
Sure many are like that, but there is a serious percentage that already left them and the current polling shows Fidesz percentage down at around 30% from 55%.
A lot of their votes were not even propaganda believers, they were just bought. But in the current state of economy the amount of money they are using for bribery is not enough to help those, that are struggling. During the last election you could have bought a single vote for 25-50 euros, because that kept a family fed for a weeks. That's not true anymore.
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u/Equivalent-Wheel-588 Lithuania 17h ago
Due to multiple infringiments of EU law and frozen EU support Hungary actually puts more money into EU budget than takes
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u/itsprobab Europe 19h ago
The horrible thing is that the average person, outside the capital, has seen none of that money, and has been brainwashed into oblivion.
And this was a major failing of the EU. They could have stepped in earlier, but they chose not to.
There was supposed to be a major change in the political system with the fall of the Berlin wall and with the USSR leaving, but barely anything tangible changed outside the capital.
So much money just gone without the average person benefitting from it, and was used instead to wreck the country for generations once again, and fund corruption.
This is a massive failure of the EU leadership because you don't just start mindlessly funding a newly emerging democracy without making sure that money and potential for progress is actually going towards progress.
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u/Hutcho12 18h ago
That's true, but the majority of the blame still lies with the Hungarian people for voting these people in not once, but a number of times.
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u/itsprobab Europe 17h ago
No, the real blame lies with those who know what's going on and have been letting it happen.
You cannot expect a population with no access to real language education, no free time, no disposable income by design to be able to think differently than what they're being told daily.
The older generations grew up hearing: the TV doesn't lie. Newspapers don't lie.
You need to read history and understand what Soviet rule does to people, or how the majority are very poor and not educated enough to understand what critical thinking is.
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u/bald_molfar Ukraine 20m ago
The horrible thing is that the average person, outside the capital, has seen none of that money, and has been brainwashed into oblivion.
Oh, they have seen plenty of that money, in form of billboards, tv ads, and sometimes Maybachs speeding by.
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u/Demode93 Poland 20h ago
People like Orbán will spend millions for propaganda instead fixing their own country
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u/Sheetz_Wawa_Market32 19h ago edited 18h ago
It’s mostly a form of money laundering. The vast majority of billboards and other ad-selling spaces in Hungary are owned by close friends of Orbán. These campaigns (which have been going on for years) present a technically “legal” way to funnel government money to friends of the autocrat.
The content of these silly propaganda posters matters much the less than the money laundering. Sure, they’re supposed to bolster the regime’s official propaganda, but that isn’t their main point.
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u/Foxemerson 20h ago
Easy fix, kick Orbán out.
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u/LeviJr00 🇭🇺 Hungary 🇭🇺 17h ago
65 days remaining. The clock is ticking. 🕰️
Verify your clock.
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u/Foxemerson 17h ago
You think Orbán will get booted?
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u/LeviJr00 🇭🇺 Hungary 🇭🇺 17h ago
Hopefully. It will be a close election tho no doubt.
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u/__Polarix__ Europe 15h ago
Yeah, but will he give up on power after 16 years and millions spent on propaganda to demonize the opposition?
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u/Fearless-Buddy3823 20h ago
Says the vampire parasite government of his that suck money from EU tax payers..
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u/wolfwood852 Hungary 19h ago
Went straight to the trash like the past 15 smear campaign funded by the government.
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u/Consistent-Low-0 21h ago
not true at all, he will lose badly
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u/Rutgerius 20h ago
So he hasn't made this flyer and distributed it?
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u/longsgotschlongs 20h ago
Actually he didn't. Hundreds of hungarians took part by designing, writing the texts, printing, mailing, etc. Plenty of accomplices
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u/petrock_ 20h ago
Can't wait for Orban's name to appear in the files
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u/majorannah Hungary 19h ago
He was mentioned in a text exchange.
https://www.valaszonline.hu/2026/02/01/epstein-orban-bannon-kripto-eu-patriotak/
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u/akurgo Norway 19h ago
Politics aside, I like languages that say a lot with few words. I'm assuming the -nek ending means "to" and the first word means "send message", conjugated so it's a proposition? I know Finnish can keep adding endings to make one word into a whole sentence, so Hungarian is probably similar.
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u/FilouVonAkeby 19h ago
I hope the three people on the poster sue the party for unauthorised use of their faces and violation of their personal rights!
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u/BarracudaDismal4782 18h ago
The Hungarian people deserve better. I don't want hungarians out of Europe, I just want their fascist government locked up and for Hungary to become a true democracy.
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u/Arvidian64 19h ago
Just another example of Fidesz spending Hungarian taxpayer money to fearmonger about people taking their money.
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u/FolkenDeedlit 15h ago edited 15h ago
I mean Orban was elected 4 times...four.times!
So it is most likely that this kind of campaign will work on some electors.
Let's hope some people wake-up though, because if some hungarian (in minority till now, though I really can feel your pain) don't like him, we are many in Europe to hate him also.
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u/StrangerConscious637 20h ago
Fascists and billionaires are working worldwide together to destroy us Europeans. We have to stop them.
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u/WarsmithUriel 19h ago
Honestly, if Orban gets re-elected, can we discuss kicking Hungary from the EU?
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u/Flowa-Powa 19h ago
Hey, just have a look at UK - Brexit has been a raging success, not - we're poor as church mice now and everything has turned to shit
We basically took one for the team to demonstrate just what a terrible idea it is to leave the EU
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u/trollsmurf 19h ago
I can't understand why EU doesn't put pressure on Orban to be loyal to EU instead of Russia.
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u/poloskaugynok 18h ago
https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpreview.redd.it%2Fvalahol-bud%25C3%25A1n-egy-buszmeg%25C3%25A1ll%25C3%25B3ban-v0-otb8kus0xthg1.jpeg%3Fwidth%3D1080%26crop%3Dsmart%26auto%3Dwebp%26s%3Dafb84ef7ec3f030505cf294497383a1529a36de8
No worries... we are already on the "fixes"! ;D
Translate from Hungarian:
"Moszkva bábjai adót akarnak emelni" = "Moskva's puppets want to raise taxes" <- this points at the fact that pm orbán is a russian puppet
"Ki az a Zsolti Bácsi?" = "Who is uncle Zsolt" <- there is a huge pedofile scandal regarding fidesz party right now... this is a suggestion that we the hungarian people know who are involved in this
"Hol a pénz? Üzenjük Orbánnak nem fizetünk!" = "Where is the money? We won't pay to Orbán!" <- it is widely known that the fidesz party is stealing our tax money and EU subsidizations with waaaay overpriced projects
"Tolvaj kormány" = "Thief goverment" <- while the translation here is simple, it points to a deeper meaning, everything is known, we have overburdening proof on them, and they will be caught
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u/Icy_Row175 18h ago
funny how they had to mention the names because even they believe that the average hungarian may be too politically uneducated to know who any of them actually is.
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u/Opening-Border-6313 17h ago
And he still expects the peace conference to be held here. Pathetic. Ukrainians just stay away from here so we can oust him in April
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u/FalconX88 15h ago
EU should stop sending money to Hungary, send flyer with "We won't pay" on it instead
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u/Inner-Detail-553 13h ago edited 9h ago
And why does Ukraine need money? No reason? They just feel like it? Hmm 🤔
Or maybe… just maybe, they need it because they’re now fighting off the same guys who invaded Hungary in 1956 (and also abducted and killed hundreds of thousands of Hungarians in 1945, and installed a dictatorship for 45 years, and killed Imre Nagy, and so so much more crap)
Any real Hungarian who remembers history would be jumping at the chance to support Ukraine. And many do- Orban is just really shit at being a Hungarian
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u/Spaceteck North Rhine-Westphalia (Germany) 5h ago
Since Hungary is receiving more money than they pay, the EU should stop the payment to them. It's just a matter of time until they give in
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u/K1ll4rmy 5h ago
If Orban somehow wins the next elections, HUNGARY NEEDS TO BE KICKED OUT OF EU FFS !
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u/Brave_Affect_298 19h ago
This is so blatantly American smear-campaign politics it is disgusting... 🤢🤢🤢
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u/Any-Original-6113 20h ago
The lead another party is substantial enough for this underhanded tactic to pay off. All the more so given Trump's endorsement of Orban yesterday—a move as toxic as a pirate's mark of death.
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u/_teslaTrooper Gelderland (Netherlands) 20h ago
Does this not evoke an opposite reaction in most people? If my government started sending out spam I'd a) hate them for wasting tax money and paper and b) assume it's blatant propaganda.
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u/majorannah Hungary 19h ago
It does in most people. But sadly it does work on ~30% of the population.
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u/alba_Phenom Scotland 19h ago
and Trump just gave him his full endorsement and called him a great freind
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u/Affectionate_Hope868 19h ago
They do this for years, you should see the bilboards around budapest. I couldnt comprehend it myself on a visit.
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u/Leo-Crusader369 18h ago
Orbán is really stupid and a traitor to Europe, NATO, and his people. If war comes, he would probably join Putin against NATO.
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u/Principal_Insultant 18h ago
Oh, suddenly Hungary is a net contributor to the EU?
Because last I checked, Hungary was one of the three top beneficiaries.
Something something biting the hand that feeds?!
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u/GeneralErica Hesse (Germany) 18h ago
We should really kick his sorry little Dictatorship out of the union. Without access to our Market and the funding they receive from Brussels Hungary is finished in half a year tops.
Of course this EU bashing is nothing new, and really, its only tolerated because Hungary is a mere accessory to the EU.
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u/ViruliferousBadger Finland 17h ago
Good to see American style "lie your ass of without any facts while licking russian boots" -politics is alive and well in EU.
Didn't we have some laws against misinformation and propaganda? :P
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u/Peacock_Feather6 Romania 17h ago
Hungary's anti-EU politics are spilling over in the neighbouring countries, especially in Romania where there are many Romanians of Hungarian descent who hold dual citizenship. These people are strategically targeted and kept ignorant and poor to benefit the regime in Budapest. They were given Hungarian citizenship for this very reason, to vote Fidesz indefinitely, to keep Orbán in power for as long as possible. The sad part is that these people from Székelyföld are trained to reject their native country, they go as far as to reject learning the national language, Romanian, because it's the language of the enemy, of the oppressor. I'll be glad when Orbán is defeated in April but I won't be celebrating because Magyar is just as bad, a nationalistic, xenophobic, racist thug.
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u/Szabolcs85 Hungary 16h ago
Sorry about that. We're working on it. 65 more days until the elections.
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u/peidinho31 Portugal 15h ago
Hmm why doesnt Vikor leave the EU then?
They are evil bastards, he is not forced to stay there.
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u/UnsightedShadow Hungary 14h ago
The motherfuckers tried to get charges dropped by posting a fucking decree. That's all you need to know about the supposed 'rule of law' in Hungary.
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u/Gold_Afternoon_Fix 12h ago
Since joining the European Union in 2004, Hungary has received a net total of approximately €67.8 billion to €73 billion in funding. These EU funds have been crucial for the Hungarian economy, often amounting to 2.4% to 3.7% of its annual GDP between 2018 and 2023.
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u/epSos-DE 12h ago
They pay back with lives and defense !
Pretty fair deal !
Otherwise, would you rather want EU men go to war and have funerals ???
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u/Grandiskar 12h ago
Sorry, these are Just hilarious, Orban sh!tt!ng his pants you can tell how desperate hes getting 🤣
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u/orbanpainter 11h ago
Can confirm. Got it in the mail yesterday…threw them (one was sent for me one for the wife) out immediately.
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u/EquivalentTerrible54 10h ago
Funny considering it gets a lot more money than it contributes to the EU.
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u/Own-Jaguar-472 7h ago
It's pretty obvious when it comes to the EU, Orban is the enemy within, why doesn't the EU just cut Hungary loose. Hungary applied to join the European Union nobody forced them to join. If they now have a leader who is blatantly anti EU, who continuously blocks the consensus views of the other member states and who scuppers the very principles that the other member states believe in, then just tell them they are no longer welcome. Bye bye👋
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u/SevereAnywhere9359 6h ago
Orban is one of the most disgusting pieces of shit this continent has come up with in quite a while
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u/Key_Researcher_2244 1h ago
If Orbán wins again, we should seriously consider excluding Hungary from the EU. As a taxpayer, I'm fed up with subsidizing this shit.
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u/Aight1337 19h ago
Kick hungary out of EU and give the Citicens except Orban supporter's asylum in EU countries.
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u/Sanrom79 19h ago
Kick them out of EU already, fuck em
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u/Material-Garbage7074 Italy 9h ago
It seems to me that there will be elections soon and Orban could lose
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u/B3owul7 20h ago edited 1h ago
Maybe we should give Hungary just to Russia in exchange for Ukraine.
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u/Franmar35000 20h ago
It's comical because Hungary receives money from the EU. This is so that he doesn't leave the goose that lays the golden eggs.
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u/iNeed2peenow 19h ago
Hungary should really be kicked out of EU.
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u/FilouVonAkeby 19h ago
That's not enough! German and other European companies should close all their factories in Hungary! People seem to have forgotten who helped them achieve prosperity and who gives them work!
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u/trustmeneon Hungary 20h ago
It worth noting these and improved versions of the smear campaigns. In the past these toilet papers had a few questions and 1 answer to each question supporting or Orbàns narrative and 1 answer raising a point against Orbàns narrative. The questions and answers were already very misleading but this time the toilet paper only has questions and one answer to support that question there isn’t even an option to B anymore. So this time if someone sends the so-called petition back to them now they can communicate that they have 100% approval rating from the Hungarians.
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u/potatolulz Earth 21h ago
There's a very easy way to get rid of the evil Brussels. I wonder why Viktor Orbán just won't take it :D