Utility Bills Pose a Major Problem in the West
"God protect Hungary from being forced back into a failed, pro-war, pro-Ukraine European mainstream that gives free rein to illegal migration and makes gender ideology madness part of our daily lives," Tamas Deutsch said. He emphasized that
the majority of public opinion in Western countries is fleeing from that model.
He stressed that Hungary has economic, financial, cultural, political, legal, and national sovereignty, and regardless of how Brussels attacks the country, Hungary is determined to follow its own path and is not willing to accept claims that household utility price reductions are bad.
"In the so-called model countries of Western Europe, 28 percent of citizens cannot heat their homes to an adequate temperature because utility prices are so high, and 20 percent cannot pay their utility bills. We do not want this to appear in Hungary," he added.
We don't want all sorts of figures of indeterminate appearance to organize such gender-sensitization courses with the support, instructions, and background of political authorities in our children's schools and kindergartens,
he stressed.
"We do not want hundreds of illegal migrants to smash cars. We do not want no-go zones. We want a country where, from Karcag to Sopron, from Budapest to Mezokovesd, in any Hungarian city, in downtown and suburban Budapest, women and girls can safely go out after nine in the evening in spring, autumn, winter, and summer," he said.
Anyone who is fascinated by Cologne’s exciting cultural diversity should go and see it for themselves for a day and a half, and afterward they will adore every Hungarian public square. They will love them. None of the everyday problems they once considered serious will seem significant anymore,
he added.
Tamas Deutsch pointed out that over the past two to two-and-a-half years, the left, liberal, progressive, and globalist side, supported by foreign-funded media, has dismantled factual public opinion polling. "Polls, or things that look like polls, data that look like data, and charts that look like charts are all tools of political brainwashing, or more professionally, of opportunity management," he said.
With great difficulty, they managed to produce lies showing Tisza in the lead by calculating with 90 percent voter turnout, sometimes even higher. Why did they not calculate with 110 percent or 140 percent turnout?
stated Tamas Deutsch.




















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