Peter Magyar's Advisor Wants War, Hundreds of Thousands of Deaths

Peter Magyar’s advisor has made another tasteless statement. Gyorgy Rasko desires the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people, claiming that Europe needs "cleansing." The former politician joined the Tisza Party in October last year, but he stirred up controversy just a month later. Although party chief Peter Magyar denies any collaboration, there is substantial evidence linking the Tisza Party to Gyorgy Rasko.

Peter Magyar, Tisza Party chief, and Gyorgy Rasko (Source: Facebook)

Peter Magyar forced on the defensive

Following the controversy, Peter Magyar claimed that Gyorgy Rasko was neither a candidate nor a member of the Tisza Party, but had once been part of Fidesz. He alleged that Rasko had been elected MP as a joint candidate of MDF, Fidesz, and the Smallholders' Party, and had worked for Viktor Orban until 2000.

However, this claim is false; the Tisza Party chairman misrepresented the facts again. Gyorgy Rasko was never a Fidesz candidate.

Mandiner pointed out that there is significant evidence of an alliance between the Tisza Party and Rasko. The agricultural expert had appeared in a video alongside Peter Magyar, where he detailed the problems of Hungarian agriculture.

In October, Rasko himself stated on Klubradio that he was one of the people helping to select the Tisza Party’s future representatives and policy experts. He claimed that the selection process was being supported by competent HR professionals, and that he also had a role in the casting.

Tamas Menczer, the majority government party communications director also remarked on the recording, stating, "In the Tisza Party, they are waiting for the deaths of pensioners. There are no words for this."

Cover photo: Peter Magyar, Tisza Party chief and Gyorgy Rasko (Source: Facebook)