Tamas Menczer: For Hungary, Ukraine Is Not the Priority—Hungary Is

The consultative vote could further strengthen Hungary.

European and Ukrainian flags outside the European External Action Service building in the European Quarter in Brussels (Photo: AFP)

Regarding the investigation into corrupt funds flowing from Brussels, Mr. Menczer described what is unfolding as the biggest corruption scandal in the Western world, adding that 

the funding came from three sources: from the U.S., from Brussels, and from Soros-backed sources."

– "Through USAID, our well-meaning Democratic friends in the U.S. allocated approximately 50 billion dollars—about 20 trillion forints—to influence global affairs, of which a significant amount ended up in Hungary. Now, add to this the funds from Brussels, as well as money from the Soros network. We aim to deal with Soros and his affiliates by Easter, but we are also committed to uncovering the funds flowing from Brussels," Mr. Menczer said. He declared that they are doing everything possible to block the influx of "rolling dollars and euros" at both constitutional and lower legislative levels. "We cannot allow a situation where Hungarian individuals, representing foreign interests, work against their fellow Hungarians and against Hungary itself."