Revealed: Brussels Pays Fake NGOs to Organize Mass Protests

Brussels has been funding organizations claiming to be civil groups to organize protests and mass letter-writing campaigns, according to the vice-chair of the European Parliament’s Budget Committee. Monika Hohlmeier made this statement after it was revealed that the European Commission signed secret contracts with environmental organizations, paying them to carry out lobbying activities. Similar self-proclaimed NGOs have been working to destabilize Slovakia and Serbia, and foreign-funded organizations even organized a protest in Debrecen, Hungary,. The latter was supported by local members of the Tisza Party, while Peter Magyar stated that he is closely following the events in Slovakia and Serbia.

Additionally, local Hajdu-Bihar county organizations (Tisza sziget) connected to the Tisza Party also participated in organizing the Debrecen protest.
 

Peter Magyar and the Protests in Serbia and Slovakia

Speaking about the protests, Peter Magyar recently stated that he does not rule out the possibility of similar demonstrations occurring in Hungary. To quote the party chief's exact words:

"We were asked about the protests in Serbia and Slovakia. Of course, we are closely following these events (...), and I do not rule out that similar events may happen here as well. (...) You know that we are not afraid to do street protests and demonstrations." And he concluded with "Rest assured, we are continuously monitoring events, and what must come will come."

While Magyar did not clarify what exactly "must come," he later encouraged his supporters to back protests organized by certain court judges and medical groups.
Our report already mentioned the coordinated actions between the American Soros network and Brussels. A recent example of this was provided by German MEP Daniel Freund, who regularly opposes Hungary.

Daniel Freund’s Slip

Our report already mentioned the coordinated actions between the American Soros network and Brussels. A recent example of this was provided by German MEP Daniel Freund, another regular critic of Hungary. According to an article  yesterday in Mandiner, Freund had admitted that in October 2024, he had discussions with the US Agency for International Development (USAID). "They told me that they support rule-of-law, anti-corruption, and pro-democracy programs in Hungary with millions of dollars each year," Freund disclosed. And concluded that from now on, the European Union should take over the funding of these programs in Hungary.