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Hungary: Orban wins 4th term in landslide despite Leftist rage over migration and LGBTQ policies

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Despite vicious smear attacks on his character and leadership from anti-Christian globalists, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has won his fourth term in a landslide.

Orban has been most often criticized for adherence to Christian values, as reflected in his immigration policy in bold efforts to protect his country’s Christian heritage, and his resistance to allowing LGBTQ propaganda to be included in school curricula. According to a Reuters report from last July:

Hungary’s nationalist Prime Minister Viktor Orban….has introduced social policies that he says aim to safeguard traditional Christian values from Western liberalism, stoking tensions with the European Union.

The issue of mass Muslim migration has likewise brought Orban much hostility from the European Union. Even though open-door immigration policies have had catastrophic consequences, from rising crime and violent anti-Semitism to no-go zones and the proliferation of jihad ideology and attacks, the EU’s pressure on Hungary has been relentless. Hungary has a Christian constitution, and Orban has articulated on many occasions that he intends to protect his country from the hijrah. For this, Orban is often dubbed “racist.” Yet even the Dalai Lama warned about the Islamic incursion into Europe; he argued that European countries were “morally responsible” for assisting “a refugee really facing danger against their life,” but that refugees should ultimately go back and rebuild their home countries.

Also, the LGBTQ community has rights and freedoms under Hungarian law, contrary to the impression given by mainstream media, but there is a law that puts a limit on teaching about homosexuality and transgender issues in schools. Such issues should be left to parents in the first place. And any reasonable individual should realize that there are topics which should be restricted to for adults and left out of the classroom. 

Nonetheless, Orban has been under pressure from EU globalists for his education and child protection laws, which seek to protect children under 18. Those who want to see LGBTQ issues (including rights for gender reassignment surgery for children) as part of the school curriculum are slamming Orban as “discriminatory.” Legal action was launched against him last summer:

The European Commission has launched legal action against Orban’s government over the new law, which came into force this month, saying it is discriminatory and contravenes European values of tolerance and individual freedom.

Orban rightly accused the EU of abusing its powers and called for a referendum on his child protection law, which in itself demonstrated that he is not a hardline nationalist who shuts down the views of his people, contrary to how he is portrayed by the Leftist media and EU globalists. 

The referendum, which the media spun as anti-LGBTQ rights, coincided with Sunday’s parliamentary elections, and 90%  voted in line with the Orban government.

One never hears the globalist media criticizing practices of Islam, not even the most abusive acts against women, gays and apostates. Any leader who seeks to uphold traditional Christian values, on the other hand, will be bashed as a “racist,” a “dictator,” and an “authoritarian nationalist.” Meanwhile, at the World Cup, LGBT flags in Qatar may be confiscated to prevent attacks, but there is no media outcry. 

Orban has also been savaged by the Leftist media for his non-involvement in the Ukraine war and Hungary’s dependence on Russian oil. Orban has stated: “it’s not our war, but our hearts, naturally, are with those under attack.” 

Orban is routinely called pro-Putin and anti-Zelensky. What is peculiar about such criticism is that NATO countries have also made the choice in their own best interests to stay out of the war and not heed the pleas by Zelensky to implement a no-fly zone. In the case of Germany, which is now desperate for gas, it agreed to a deal with Muslim-Brotherhood financing Qatar. Qatar also exports Salafism to the West, but German leaders are spared all condemnation by the double-standard Leftist media for its Qatar deal, while Orban is slammed for preserving his energy deals with Russia. 

According to a Reuters report, the Orban win now sets him “on a collision course with Brussels,” for what is certainly not the first time.

The Hungarian election result saw a much bigger win for Orban than had been predicted, and has unnerved globalists ahead of the elections in France, which begins its first round of federal elections on Sunday, April 10. France’s second round concludes on April 24.

Islamic supremacist groups in France have come out with knives against so-called “anti-Muslim,” “far right nationalists,” and the battle is fierce between globalists and those who seek to preserve French culture. 

Comments

  2. “New International Version
    Like one who grabs a stray dog by the ears is someone who rushes into a quarrel not their own. (Proverbs 26:17)”

    A nation has to supply its citizens with utilities, energy sources and other things that individuals are not allowed, or are not capable of providing for themselves. It’s not permitted in so much of the world to build a house on ”public land” or cut down a tree for a fire to warm or cook So, if one must choose another nation from which to buy these things, and there are *two evils* from which to choose, each must do as they see best…if they are honest.

    If his people want him for another term, and he’s more interested in their welfare than in international politics, then whose business is it? If he turned on russia, who then would help Hungary?
    ‘The world lies in the power of the wicked one, satan, the god of this system of things.”

    • At least Orban’s decisions are made specif iui cally in the interests of his country and his people, not other peoples or nations. Why would he force his nation to suffer needlessly just in order to take sides in someone else’s war? I agree with him. Hungary continuing to buy oil from Russia is not going to affect the outcome of the Russia/Ukraine war one way or the other. Orban is being a smart leader to keep his nation out of it. Supposedly, early on, that’s what the USA was going to do, but not only are we giving Ukraine lots of weapons, but also over $10 billion that America doesn’t really have to give. Plus, our president can’t seem to keep his mouth shut, constantly with sanctions against Russia and publicly badmouthing that nation’s president, thus going out of his way to create a worse enemy. If the USA should end up in a huge confrontation with Russia, Ukraine is certainly not going to help us, and, probably not any other nation.

      • I see that today Biden has condemned Putin as a war criminal for the 300 people found killed in Bucha, Ukraine. Where is the proof for Putin’s guilt? Could the dead have actually been people who collaborated with the Russians and who were killed by the Ukrainians? How do we know for certain what happened? Under our form of government a person is considered innocent until proven guilty. Biden keeps making judgments of guilt without any proof of guilt. The man is a disgrace to the United States and if anyone should not be allowed to be in charge of a nation it is Joe Biden. How are we going to make it through another 3 years of this corrupt and incompetent old man?

        • CogitoErgSum, I am *no* fan of Biden’s. But the implication that there is no real war in Ukraine and that the Ukrainians are just whacking their own people is utterly bizarre.

        • Graven, I know there is a war in Ukraine and Putin started the war. I agree that Putin is wrong to have done that but what proof do we have that he ordered a massacre in Bucha? Why is it bizarre to think that the Azov (neo-Nazi) Ukrainians might have killed some Russian collaborators? Yes, it’s an accusation that needs to be proven – one the same as Biden’s accusation against Putin. Okay, let’s find out the truth. Biden should be calling for justice but he keeps making things worse – as usual.

        • mozlums are fighting on both sides and they have shown they have a lust for killing. How does anyone know whether these fighters killed the people under discussion?

          A lot happens in war that goes unknown for decades. and biden keeps adding fuel to the fire…as if some in the fake gov of the U.S. want war. It has always been that some want war so the industry that makes the equipment makes a huge bundle and gives a lot of it to pols to get them reelected and the circle continues.

  4. Hungary voted for Viktor Orban to protect themselves from all the propaganda against their Christian culture and heritage and to protect their children.

    “Those who want to see LGBTQ issues (including rights for gender reassignment surgery for children) as part of the school curriculum are slamming Orban as “discriminatory.””

    ” …and his resistance to allowing LGBTQ propaganda to be included in school curricula.”

    This is the same propaganda group (LGBTQ+ Rainbow movement) that is behind the prosecution of Finnish Lawmaker Pävi Räsänen for quoting and tweeting from the Bible Romans 1:24-27. An attack on a country´s Judeo-Christian culture, Christian values and freedom of speech which ultimately ends in eroding and destabilizing the country and leaves the next generation clueless.

    Prosecutor Anu Mantila also criticized the Bible phrase “love the sinner, hate the sin” and in closing statements alleged that the use of the word “sin” can be “harmful” and called for heavy fines in the event of a guilty verdict. (So she and the group she represents now wants to do away with the concept of sin too)

    https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/lawmaker-pastor-charged-with-hate-speech-for-quoting-bible-walk-free/ar-AAVFroe?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=b24690496fa645cf88cab3d2bb3befe6

    • “Love the sinner, hate the sin” is indeed generally in line with Christian values, but it is not actually in the Bible.

  5. I am in awe of Orban for standing up to the wicked generation who want to use freedom as a license to do evil, as seen in most of West. He has been more honest than all the elites of West put together.

    The Western elites should be ashamed of how they have treated their own especially when dealing with Islamists who want nothing less than Sharia that will produce future-perfect evil Islamic states.

  6. Concerning those “European values of tolerance and individual freedom”, would the European Commission also take legal action against that international group?
    You know, the one that has in its Instruction Manual,
    “If anyone desire a religion other than Islam never will it be accepted of him”,
    and the same one has placards saying “Freedom Go To Hell”.
    Hello…… Anyone there?

  7. Just maybe the voters of Hungry don’t agree with the LGBTQ agenda or the Muslim migration invasion of THEIR country.

    Seems funny to me that people think that islam and the LGBTQ community will live and love together. NOT a chance.

  8. Thank goodness one country in the EU is free to vote for morality and against diversity.

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