In other words, there are no predictable guarantees, no predetermined procedural framework, and no requirement to adequately justify the reason for inclusion on the sanctions list. Clearly, we cannot expect the self-proclaimed guardians of democracy and the rule of law to maintain even the pretense of democratic principles. In Hungary, such actions are refered to as vigilantism or mob justice, both of which are punishable by law.
It also comes as no surprise that, despite these glaring issues, the leftist media has spent the past two days portraying the decision as if the Hungarian minister had been convicted by the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
Let’s circle back to the starting point. Isn’t it strange that this hostile step comes immediately after the Democrats’ defeat and just before the inauguration of the Orban-friendly American president? It’s also striking how the globalist-aligned media quickly produced videos, interviews, and articles by the droves to amplify the story. Could all those videos and articles really have been prepared in a single day?
It’s hard to believe.
But here's the good news: January 20 is fast approaching.
Only 11 days to go.
The author is a senior analyst at Szazadveg.
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