This is What the Brussels Grand Coalition Is Trying to Hide

"A liberal funding machine has been set up all over the world to enforce the Democratic administration’s policies across numerous fields including immigration, pro-war policies and the gender craze," said Csaba Domotor, MEP of Hungary's ruling Fidesz party, referring to the essence of the USAID scandal, which involves "staggering sums of money." Domotor also touched on this in the Pesti Sracok podcast.

Csaba Domotor, Fidesz MEP (Photo: MTI)

"We’ve seen interference happen before, and it will only intensify by 2026."
With 15 years of experience exposing foreign interference, Domotor wasn’t surprised by the networks forming around the Tisza Party. Yet, he warned that pressure is mounting:

"In the run up to the 2026 elections, this trend won’t decrease—it’ll strengthen. In 2022, it was a huge scandal when the opposition received the equivalent of 4.5 billion forints (over 11 million euros) from abroad. We’re talking about much more money now, and unlike Washington, Brussels isn’t backing down—they’re ramping up the pressure." He emphasized the stakes: "This isn’t your average, regularly held domestic election. It’s about our economic and political independence. This is no abstraction: if Hungary goes down the wrong path, Hungarian families will pay the price."

"They never had a majority and won’t have one now"

Commenting on the Tisza Party’s "very strange congress," where party chief Peter Magyar spoke of patriotism while "agents of foreign interests stood on his stage," Domotor admitted:

I listened to only part of the speech but couldn’t finish—it was so disturbing. He uses the same tone now that he used when speaking about his wife in the past—something I found shocking.

"I had met him only a few times and remember being repulsed by how he talked of her. Perhaps it was a foreshadowing of what came out later in the revealed audio recordings. I’m not one to sit through his speeches. What matters is what he does, and that’s completely contrary to his words. His life contradicts his claims."

When asked if the Fidesz party has a response, an antidote to what's happening politically, the politician asserted:

We always have and always will. Not just because we’ll put in the work but because of our conviction: Hungary has never showed majority support for those catering to foreign interests, and it won’t now, either. They didn’t have a majority before, and I don't think they'll have one in the future.

Cover photo: Csaba Domotor  (Photo: MTI)