Looks Like Hungary Is About To Feel The Wrath Of The E U S S R

[ToraToraTora]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-45498514
why would anyone want to be in this evil empire?

[Khandro]

There is something very agreeable about wandering around Budapest, it took a little while to figure out what it was, and then I realised, - it's populated by Hungarians!

[Khandro]

"We need a new European Commission that is committed to the defense of Europe's borders."

"A few months ago ... there was an election in Hungary. The Hungarian people decided what should happen, and during the election campaign we discussed all of the issues — including CEU, the NGOs, and all of the important political issues. And the people decided on these issues. And now the European Parliament is taking upon itself the task of overruling the decision made by the people of Hungary and forcing the Hungarian government to implement what they are attempting to impose on us in place of the people's decision." — Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.

[emmie]

why would they be in that evil empire, because it suits many to do so. I voted leave by the way, as i do think its evil in so many ways

[youngmafbog]

I suspect it primarily money for the reason joining.

However there is no reason they have to stay in.

Hungexit rules

[ToraToraTora]

Hexit??

[Khandro]

Good grief!

[Khandro]

Sorry ^^ wrong topic!

[Togo]

"Hungary and the Hungarian people have been convicted because we have proven that migration is not needed and that it can be stopped." — Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjártó.

"Hungary's decisions are made by the voters in parliamentary elections. What you are claiming is no less than saying that the Hungarian people are not sufficiently capable of being trusted to judge what is in their own interests. You think that you know the needs of the Hungarian people better than the Hungarian people themselves.... This report applies double standards, it is an abuse of power, it oversteps the limits on spheres of competence, and the method of its adoption is a treaty violation." — Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.

Don't you just wish that we had someone like them to represent us?

[Jackdaw33]

Hungary has been here before, in 1956 when the Hungarian people rose up against oppressive Soviet rule. The rebellion was brutally suppressed by Soviet troops and the hapless PM,Imre Nagy, was flown to Moscow, ostensibly for talks, where he was swiftly tried and executed. Once bitten, twice shy.