It starts a little slow for the non-Hungarian but bear with him. It is, as Orban always is, a taste of the forbidden yet obvious.
"Objects in history may be closer than they appear" – Eeyore for Vlad
"Objects in history may be closer than they appear" – Eeyore for Vlad
It starts a little slow for the non-Hungarian but bear with him. It is, as Orban always is, a taste of the forbidden yet obvious.
In a seemingly chaotic world inverted by postmodernism, Orban states clearly where his nation comes from, where it is now, and where it is going. This isn’t rocket science, but common sense. It’s all people want, and need.
Note the small Hungarian flag with the emblem cut out in the top left corner of the screen. This was a symbol in ’56 of cutting out the occupying Soviets.
We Hungarians — about one and a half decades ago — joined that Europe.
We joined the Europe of nations.
We accepted the invitations of Helmut Kohl and Jacques Chirac, and not the conquest of Bonaparte Napoleon or the Third Reich.
We Hungarians have suffered enough from empires.…
But we have never been a colony, nor a colonial country…
…We never took anybody’s homeland; that is why we will never give our country to someone else.
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Magyar Aliyah!