The Soros apologists play the Jewish card in an effort to smear those who dare to oppose Soros’ pro-immigration, radical open society agenda. It’s a tired, empty argument that intentionally ignores – or attempts to distract from – the real issue at stake…. [that he] is a political actor with a radical, political agenda
– said the Secretary of State. Zoltán Kovács also said that Soros “and the network of NGOs that depend on his funding have no democratic legitimacy to push his ideologically driven agenda in Hungary, especially when it concerns big, national security issues like immigration.”
The Secretary of State explained that,
What I find curious about this whole argument about antisemitism in Hungary is the deafening silence in the international media about the unified opposition’s alliance with Jobbik, a far-right, antisemitic party, and the coalition’s candidate for prime minister.
In the meantime, Péter Márki-Zay, the Prime Ministerial candidate for the opposition, recorded a video last week that he posted on Facebook in which he discusses the number of Jewish people in Fidesz. Also, it cannot be ignored that Márki-Zay supports the far-right Jobbik party’s candidates.





















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