

Hungary Prime Minister Viktor Orban on USAID, Trump, Immigration, NATO, and the Russia/Ukraine War
140 snips Feb 14, 2025
Viktor Orban, the longest-serving head of state in Europe and Hungary's Prime Minister, shares his bold views on shaping European politics. He argues that Ukraine may pose a greater threat to the West than Russia. Orban critiques USAID's influence in Hungary and addresses the chaotic implications of mass migration policies. He discusses the Nord Stream incident, NATO's silence, and the economic repercussions for the U.S. stemming from Europe’s geopolitical tensions. His insights challenge mainstream narratives and underscore the need for robust national sovereignty in current affairs.
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US Intervention in Hungary
- Viktor Orban claims USAID and other U.S. agencies worked to subvert democracy in Hungary.
- They funded NGOs and media opposing him, proving some conspiracy theories true.
Liberal Elite's Motives
- The liberal elite's promotion of open borders and transgenderism serves financial and ideological motives.
- They believe integrating migrants, especially Muslims, with Christian societies will create better societies.
Targeted Migration
- Soros' movement pushes unrestricted migration solely on Western nations.
- This targeting suggests a deliberate focus on weakening the West.