He also discussed how, for Westerners, Hungary got on their radar when there was a strong, right-wing, conservative, Christian government in charge. He quoted Hungarian author Frigyes Karinthy, who once said he would like to become world-renowned inconspicuously and in secret – and something similar happened to Hungary.
“He believes that the West does not think in terms of nations; they consider religion to be an ancient, disposable product; family can mean whatever, making it an empty concept; and they do not value the centuries-old concept of national sovereignty, in fact they’re working on dismantling it. Hungary became inconspicuously world famous because the people voted for leaders that think just the opposite,”
– said Balázs Orbán, concluding his speech.
Photo: Balázs Orbán (Photo: Miklós Teknős)
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