Thoughts on the Lithuanian performance

There are two possibilities: one, that history class in Lithuanian performing arts higher education is very poor, or two, that the Lithuanian actors who came as guests to our country, are taking gross advantage of this chance to consciously insult a Central European nation with a very similar fate as theirs.

We Hungarians have learned one thing for certain from our history: never can we count on any great power for something good. The Central European countries (Poland, Lithuania and the rest) that are currently enthusiastically bootlicking for the USA and the Western European countries that are desperate to serve will be abandoned by America the minute interests divest. In fact, they may even kick them while they are down by bombing them to pieces – just as they did with Hungary in the Second World War or Serbia a few years ago.

There is only one alternative to being vulnerable to the great powers: Central European unity, from the Baltic to the Adriatic. A Central Europe with clear, common values that is not seeking mercy from the great powers but can exist on its own – and if history demands, existing even as an alternative to the European Union. We should be developing this, rather than hurting each other, because otherwise we will be the pawns of the great powers for eternity – to the delight of Russia and the United States.