Viktor Orban interview in English

Having just listened to the vast majority of this on the treadmill, it is so excellent, (as we have come to expect from PM Orban) that we felt it had to have its own post.

He addresses economic issues, communism, the polarization of nations in the West due to Leftism, Merkel, and all the subjects of interest to our readers, although at 15 minutes from the end, I have not heard him mention islam yet.

But this is really worth our time. No need to watch, do dishes, bike, anything more or less mindless and this is a joyful experience for those looking to hear a rational leader. No rhetoric. Just information. Orban does not even claim to be a better leader than Salvini etc. etc. He just says that because Hungary does not have a proportional representation system, he can govern with less or no compromise to leftists.

Another POWERFUL reason we must not go to Prop Rep, and another data point showing why Trudeau wanted to move us there.

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  1. Catholicism is the only “empire” that supports national sovereignty, Orban says. So rather than the Christian part of Orban’s equation being a call to greater religiosity, it is but a reaching out to the only friendly empire in the neighborhood. In fact most modern religions promote sovereignty on multiple levels. Even as a non-religious person I can see this. On one sub-level, most churches believe in the sovereignty of the nuclear family. On a sub-sub-level, most religions believe in the sovereignty of the individual by virtue of, well, virtue via the possession of conscience. There is no transfer, for example, of the ownership of right and wrong behavior in the Ten Commandments to a higher power. With these commandments responsibility is laid squarely on the sovereign man, for the sovereign man.

    Corrupting religions, conversely, necessarily release the individual from the burden of conscience. Islam, Neo-Marxism, and Radical Environmentalism all attack the sovereignty of others on every level. They do this by promoting horrific behavior by the individual for the sake of a “greater good”. Was the Vegas shooter an Antifa acolyte enabled by a disabled conscience for a “greater good”, as Brad Johnson wonders? Who knows, but we do know that the shooter would have benefitted from just such a pass to excuse his crime against humanity. Even some religions in my neighborhood pose as old and respectable. They dress themselves up in repurposed old stone church buildings, or build fancy pseudo-spiritual ones because they’ve suckered enough lost souls into donating. I won’t bother naming these false religions, but I know they are false because they don’t require the parishioners to be sovereign. They do, however, require their members to embrace every single abomination of our day, including same-sex marriage, gender dysphoria, radical environmentalism and Islam, which altogether reveals these so-called religions to be nothing more than Neo-Marxist front organizations. And in Dystopia’s capital city and environs, while you can buy yourself a 150-year old Anglican church in good shape for $150k (multiple listings, in fact), membership for these Neo-Marxist front churches is showing huge growth, as indicated by the construction calls-to-tender for such projects.

    These are my humble observations. PC writes so much more eloquently and accurately on matters of conscience and sovereignty.

    As an aside, Richard noticed and commented about 3 years ago on the manner of movement of the Balkan invaders as being military-like. Orban now confirms this in the top video.