Action for Democracy Moves Diplomatic Strings

Through its alternative network, Action for Democracy (A4D) will easily find its way to US President Joe Biden's ambassadors, Mandiner reports. The organization's network is linked to the Democratic Party in the US, and its policies serve the party interests. The anti-Orban motivation underlying the surface democracy and rule of law buffoonery, is explained even by A4D as Viktor Orban's popularity among Republicans makes his administration an affront to the interests of the Democratic Party.

The Democratic Party's diplomatic network?

A4D's network is linked to the Democratic Party in the US and its policies serve the party interests. The new posted videos also reveal that the anti-Orban motivation underlying the surface democracy and rule of law buffoonery, is explained by A4D as Viktor Orban's popularity among Republicans makes him and his administration an affront to the interests of the Democratic party.

Through her network of Democratic Party contacts, Marton is best placed to organize an alternative, quasi-civilian, quasi-diplomatic network for A4D. 

Kati Marton is well known in influential Washington and New York circles from her days as a television journalist and the ex-wife of now deceased American public personalities. She is also a personal friend of the current US Secretary of State Antony Blinken. Marton's second husband was Richard Holbrooke, a star diplomat linked to the Clinton administration, and their wedding took place in 1995 at the Zugligeti Road residence of the then Ambassador to Budapest Donald Blinken, the father of the current secretary of state. It is hard to imagine Marton having even the slightest difficulty mobilizing any US diplomat for the A4D cause.

David Koranyi, founder and CEO of the organization, had previously worked in Brussels for five years. This could bolster A4D's influence in the EU.

The Ambassador Brzezinski referred to by Marton in the released video is Mark Brzezinski, the current Biden administration representative in Warsaw and son of former Democratic Party national security advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski, one of the best-known US foreign policy strategists. The A4D's personal connections are further bolstered by the fact that the elder Brzezinski was the boss and then personal good friend of Hungarian-born Charles Gati, another A4D advisory board member. And Gati's wife, Toby Trister Gati, was the head of the US State Department's Bureau of Intelligence and Research during the Clinton administration in the 1990s.

Cover photo: David Koranyi and Gergely Karacsony (Photo: Mandiner)