Brussels draws on its entire toolkit against those who refuse to fall in line and meet its expectations," Dornfeld pointed out. He explained that in Hungary’s case, reports on the rule of law—such as the Tavares, Sargentini, and Delbos-Corfield reports—were built on lies to justify the attacks. These proceedings eventually led to the Article 7 procedure, which, however, resulted in a prolonged legal stalemate. To resolve this deadlock, the rule of law mechanism was introduced, allowing the freezing of EU funds.

Von der Leyen made it clear that these criteria will be extended to all funds, including agricultural subsidies,
warned Dornfeld. He cited Poland as another example, where similar pressure was exerted. Although the Article 7 procedure was initiated against Poland, the rule of law mechanism was not applied because the Polish government aligned with the pro-war majority.
After Donald Tusk came to power, all proceedings against Poland were dropped with record speed, even though real and serious violations began at that point,
he added.
George Soros and the invisible strings of European decision making
George Soros's network continues to have substantial influence in Brussels, impacting the transparency of decision-making processes, according to Laszlo Dornfeld.
Soros's NGOs are widely present in European decision-making. For instance, only the local branches in Soros's empire were consulted when the false rule of law reports, mentioned above, were compiled,
the analyst pointed out. He highlighted that Eva Kaili's scandal also shed light on how the Soros network operates.
In that case also, money was funneled through various liberal NGOs into the pockets of corrupt left-wing politicians,
Dornfeld emphasized. The extent of this influence is well demonstrated by the leaked 2017 “reliable allies” list, which included 226 of the European Parliament’s 751 members. According to Dornfeld, this implies that "George Soros would have the largest faction in the EP".
Patriotic movements as an alternative
In the United States, Soros’s world has already failed, but in Europe, the alternative is only now beginning to take shape. "In Europe, only the opposition to the current Brussels-based globalist elite, the Patriots, can bring about change," Dornfeld opined. He emphasized that the Patriots not only offer an alternative but are also free from the burdens of past mistakes.
This is why Brussels fears the patriots so much and tries to isolate them behind a 'cordon sanitaire,' but this is becoming increasingly ineffective,
Dornfeld said. He specifically highlighted the European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR) group, which, under Morawiecki’s leadership, is seeking closer cooperation with right-wing forces in the US.