- Shortly after Gordon Bajnai was appointed prime minister, he presented his plans to the US Embassy in Budapest.
- The US state department singled out Adam Ficsor during his time as intelligence minister and invited him to participate in an international leadership program overseas.
- Bajnai visited Washington in December 2009, where he held talks with the head of the IMF and then US Vice President Joe Biden.
- After the election failure in 2010, Bajnai traveled to the US again and was offered a guest lecturer position at Johns Hopkins University in Washington, one of the globalists' training centers.
- DatAdat, a group of firms affiliated to Bajnai and Ficsor, was staffed with US Democratic Party campaign organizers and consultants.
- Bajnai's firm works closely with ECFR, George Soros's think tank based in Berlin.
- Bajnai's inner circle is convinced that the Left's ex-PM receives instructions from abroad, mainly from the US, as suggested by his old "battlefield buddy" Gyula Gansperger.
In the first part of its article series, Magyar Nemzet explored the overseas threads of American influence extended to Hungary. In this piece, the focus will be on the most important actors in Hungary.