“Contrary to the left, Brussels’ approval is not our priority”

“Expectations for impartiality have been entirely lost in the Brussels decision-making processes – especially in the European Parliament, but the European Commission as well,” said Balázs Hidvéghi in his interview with Magyar Nemzet. He drew attention to the double standard held against Hungary and Poland. According to the Fidesz Member of the European Parliament, the fact that Hungary and Poland are constantly a topic of debate in the EU and are being threatened with budget withdrawals, serves to stir up and influence international controversy. Balázs Hidvéghi said in relation to the approaching elections: it is in Brussels’ interest for Hungary to have a weak, influenceable government that meets their expectations.

In other words, the Soros-network works extremely efficiently from their perspective as they are able to manipulate important EU documents. Meanwhile, it has become natural that when confronted about this, they play the victim.

“Yet, as I said before, these are by no means independent or civil organizations. These organizations are some of the strongest political activists.”

“We must continue the political fight in every debate”

Asked whether the nearing Hungarian elections make the clear, ongoing manipulation in domestic politics even more aggressive, Balázs Hidvéghi said: “They are way beyond the era of trying to keep Hungarian election manipulation a secret. It is in Brussels' interest for Hungary to have a weak, influenceable government that meets their expectations.

It is clear – as the left’s prime ministerial candidate said himself – that a new government would be a major win for Brussels. These words do not require any further explanation.

According to the MEP, the fact that Hungary and Poland are constantly a topic of debate in the EU and are being threatened with budget withdrawals, serves to stir up and influence international controversy.

The question arises: what can be done to prevent attempts at interference and manipulation? “We must continue the political fight in every debate and reject any false claims. We do not fear the resistance nor greater numbers that we face in the European Parliament. We take advantage of every forum, every opportunity to stand up for Hungary and our national interests. Elections will be held on April 3. The choices here are very clear. We have been representing Hungarian interests for many years with an emphasis on allowing citizens to have a say. Contrary to the domestic left, Brussels’ approval by any and all means is not our priority. In all situations it is our goal to get the best possible result for the Hungarian people” said Balázs Hidvéghi.

Photo: Balázs Hidvéghi (Source: MTI/Szilárd Koszticsák)