George Soros's Allies in Brussels Obstruct Change

Brussels is seeking to break Hungary's resistance through the instruments of political and financial pressure, says Laszlo Dornfeld, senior analyst at the Center for Fundamental Rights. In the interview, he explains how George Soros's network exerts influence in the European Parliament, elaborates on the dangers of globalist policies for Europe, and the chances patriotic movements have in shaping the continent's future.

George Soros (Photo: AFP)

The dangers of Brussels' policies for Hungary

Dornfeld believes that Brussels increasingly sees itself as an imperial center, treating member states as mere provinces.

The globalist elite’s policies are dictated solely by the prevailing power interests and the madness of woke ideology, with no regard for citizens,

he stressed. According to the Hungarian analyst, these policies not only threaten national sovereignty but also cause significant economic harm.

If this type of policy were to become dominant across Europe, it would be a disaster for Hungary. One only needs to look at the state of societies that, for instance, did not resist migration pressure,

he said.

Europe's economic decline: Brussels' mistakes

Brussels's woke ideology-driven policies are already having severe consequences, such as the energy crisis and the crisis in the German automotive industry. Europe's economic decline is a direct consequence of Brussels' woke madness and misguided policies, Dornfeld pointed out. In particular, he highlighted the Green Deal, which he said, together with the sanctions policy, has exacerbated the situation. 

Increased energy costs have led to an unprecedented crisis in Germany's car industry, a key sector in Europe's economy,

he argued.

The role of national government and the possibility of patriotic success

For Hungary, maintaining a patriotic government is crucial in the fight against Brussels’s globalist policies. Dornfeld stressed that

the only chance for globalists to succeed in Hungary and Europe is if the right-wing, sovereigntist government falls, allowing them to install their own globalist executives in power.

However, the growing presence of patriots in Europe is encouraging. "The fact that the voice of the sovereigntist Right will no longer be represented by just one European leader in the European Council will mark a significant turning point," Dornfeld noted. The successful example of Hungary's rotating EU presidency also demonstrated that patriotic politics offer a viable alternative.

Cover photo: George Soros (Photo: AFP)