Hungary and (IM)Migration today.

**Tintin** · 13th April 2026 06:10

"The EU is not a mistake or a poorly managed project; it is a highly successful machine for the transfer of agency from the individual and the nation to the institution. The ultimate goal is a continent where national identity is reduced to a cultural aesthetic—like food or regional costumes—while the levers of power, law, and currency remain firmly in the hands of an unelected, transnational elite in Brussels. Good luck, Hungary! You're going to need it!" - Tony Seruga

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Source: https://x.com/TonySeruga/status/2043441667219546547

Not a good news day Tony's piece here, although not especially insightful to those of us who seem to have some geopolitical savvy here, is still nonetheless a good overall summary of the problems deliberately being foistered on European peoples overall - in other words, Sorosian-induced decay.

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🚨 For Brussels, it was like shooting fish in a barrel. And very soon, the bullets will be real. Hungary, you just sold your soul and country to the devils in Brussels!

Hungary not only f*cked themselves, but also f*cked all of the West.

The emergence of Péter Magyar and the Tisza Party is a textbook case of systemic political realignment, orchestrated to dismantle entrenched national sovereignty in favor of broader, centralized European Union integration. While mainstream narratives frame Magyar as a grassroots disruptor, the reality is that he serves as the preferred instrument of the European People’s Party (EPP) and the broader Brussels establishment to neutralize Viktor Orbán's defiant stance.

🏛️ The Mechanics of Institutional Alignment

The EPP, led by figures like Manfred Weber, has long sought a compliant partner in Budapest to resolve the "Hungarian problem"—the persistent refusal of the Fidesz government to submit to EU mandates regarding migration, energy, and judicial oversight. Magyar provides the perfect vehicle for this transition because he originates from within the system, granting him a veneer of domestic legitimacy that external technocrats lack. A wolf in sheep's clothing.

- Financial Leverage: The EU withholding of billions in structural funds has been the primary "political bludgeon" used to pressure the Hungarian electorate. Magyar has tactically shifted his stance from condemning these freezes as unfair to framing them as the fault of Orbán’s government, effectively positioning himself as the only "key" to unlocking these resources. Of course, he is lying.

- The EPP Proxy: By joining the EPP faction in the European Parliament, Magyar has tethered Tisza to a centralized, integrationist power structure. His voting record confirms this dependency: while Tisza occasionally engages in performative divergence to maintain local appeal, their core institutional alignment is firmly within the EPP consensus.

🎭 The "Regime Change" Mirage

The Brussels establishment requires a controlled transition. A full-scale, radical replacement of the political order would be far too destabilizing. Instead, they require a version of "regime change" that retains the optics of national identity while ensuring the erosion of actual policy independence.

- Policy Continuity: Despite the theatrical opposition, there is a deep, functional overlap between Magyar and the establishment. He basically is the EU establishment. On critical issues such as the EU multiannual financial framework and long-term energy dependencies, Magyar’s positions are increasingly congruent with the Commission’s objectives. He is a sellout.

- Controlled Opposition: The EU’s backing of Magyar is an attempt to co-opt the populist energy that Orbán harnessed. By promoting a "pro-European conservative" who wears traditional attire and uses nationalist rhetoric, the establishment creates a "safe" version of dissent that keeps voters within the EU fold, preventing them from drifting toward genuine, anti-statist alternatives. Rest assured, he is an EU devil.

📉 The Strategic Calculation

The EU’s bet on Magyar is fundamentally a bet on institutional capture. By elevating a figure who promises to "rebuild trust" with Brussels, the EU hopes to:

1. Neutralize the Veto: Remove Hungary's ability to act as a roadblock to EU centralization and the expansion of the common currency mandate.

2. Integrate the Security State: Align Budapest more tightly with the EU’s broader security and foreign policy, particularly regarding the ongoing conflict in the East.

3. Sanitize Dissent: Prove that any "mafia state" narrative can be solved through standard institutional processes, thereby reinforcing the legitimacy of the very Brussels technocracy that Hungarian traditionalists have historically opposed.

Magyar is not a disruption of the system; he is the system’s adaptive response to the failure of its previous attempts to coerce Hungary through overt antagonism. The EPP has calculated that it is far more efficient to manage a "reformed" Hungary from the inside than to continue the costly and increasingly ineffective strategy of total isolation.

Welcome to a New Untethered European Union Thanks to Hungary

The ultimate goal of the European Union is the total consolidation of political, economic, and social power into a centralized technocratic superstate. While the EU branding relies on slogans like "ever-closer union" and "peace and prosperity," these are mere justifications for the systematic erosion of national sovereignty among member states.

🏛️ The Three Pillars of Centralization

The EU project is designed to make the nation-state an obsolete administrative unit. This is achieved through three primary mechanisms:

- Financial Hegemony: The goal is the absolute lock-in of member states through the Eurozone and synchronized monetary policy. By controlling the currency, the European Central Bank (ECB) and the Commission exert direct influence over national budgets, effectively removing the power of the purse from elected national parliaments.

- Regulatory Harmonization: Through the "acquis communautaire," the EU regulates every facet of economic and daily life. This "regulatory imperialism" forces member states to adopt identical standards—from agriculture and trade to digital privacy and energy use—ensuring that national laws remain subservient to the directives issued in Brussels. In other words, Brussels is now in charge.

- Judicial Supremacy: The European Court of Justice (ECJ) acts as the ultimate arbiter, consistently ruling that EU law takes precedence over national constitutions. This is the mechanism by which the EU enforces its ideology on member states that attempt to protect their borders, cultural identity, or traditional values. Posting a joke that the EU doesn't like could land you in prison. Complaining about the Pakistani "rape gangs" or grooming gangs and you, not the perpetrators, can be jailed.

🧠 The Technocratic Mandate

At the core of the EU is the belief that complex societies should be managed by an enlightened elite, insulated from the "irrational" impulses of the electorate.

- The Revolving Door: The EU apparatus is characterized by a seamless flow between regulatory bodies, major law firms, and massive multinational corporations. This ensures that policy is rarely about the "public good" and almost always about protecting the interests of the institutional class and the corporate entities that sustain it.

- Suppression of Dissent: The EU framework labels any movement toward national sovereignty as "populism" or "misinformation." By delegitimizing opposition, the EU seeks to maintain a closed-loop information environment in which the only "responsible" form of politics is the one that accepts the centralization of power. Once in power, they have no intentions of ever giving it up.

🌍 The Geopolitical Ambition

Beyond its borders, the EU seeks to act as a singular geopolitical bloc capable of rivaling other superpowers by imposing its regulatory framework globally.

- The Brussels Effect: By setting stringent standards for the Single Market, the EU forces corporations worldwide to adopt EU compliance measures if they wish to trade in Europe. This is not trade; it is the global exportation of EU bureaucracy as a standard for human activity.

- Security Integration: The current push for a unified European defense identity is the final piece of the puzzle. By centralizing military procurement and strategic command, the EU moves closer to becoming a state in the traditional sense, capable of projecting power and enforcing its policies far beyond its borders without the hindrance of individual national interests. Get ready to welcome WWIII.

🎯 The Bottom Line

The EU is not a mistake or a poorly managed project; it is a highly successful machine for the transfer of agency from the individual and the nation to the institution. The ultimate goal is a continent where national identity is reduced to a cultural aesthetic—like food or regional costumes—while the levers of power, law, and currency remain firmly in the hands of an unelected, transnational elite in Brussels.

Good luck, Hungary! You're going to need it!

**Abondance** · 13th April 2026 07:41

Here the last article from Martin Armstrong Economics :

"COMMENT: Mr. Armstrong, many others, and I here in Hungary have the utmost respect for you. But you declined to come to Hungary twice. You may have made a difference.

FV

REPLY: I am terribly sorry. I could not prevent Viktor’s loss. The computer warned that Viktor would lose. The election was going to be rigged from every direction: Brussels, Germany, and most certainly Ukraine. Zelensky was paying people to pretend to be protestors while trying to blow up your pipelines. Viktor had to lose to allow the EU to go to war with Russia. It is the EU’s date with destiny. Viktor was the last voice of reason in Europe.

Every model we had showed a political change. This coming week is a Panic Cycle. Friday the 10th was even a Directional Change.

To our many readers in Hungary, you have my deepest sympathy. Understand that it was necessary for a war with Russia. They were not about to allow a fair election any more than they did in Romania.

Your children will be drafted just as they are planning in Germany.

I suggest that you now plan accordingly.

PS: Viktor is always welcome here in Florida."

The next big hot point for Hungary is for mid-June. As others countries, June is the next panic cycle forecasting by Socrates AI.

People in Budapest seems very happy. Not for long I guess...

For seeing the daily and weekly arrays, please go to : https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/i...votes-for-war/

**Bruce G Charlton** · 13th April 2026 09:54

While this election seems to bear the marks of an evil-globalist regime-change; it would be a mistake to regard Orban as anything more than a "not so bad as some" but mostly-obedient member of the mainstream world leadership class.

Although there are a few areas on which Orban has stood apart - notably mass immigration - wrt most of the materialist-atheist-globalist strategy, Hungary is fully on board.

For instance, Orban has never attempted to leave the EU.

And (according to a good friend to has lived there for the past decade and a half, and lived through 2020 and what followed) Orban's government was fully and aggressively signed-up to the covid-vax agenda in its worst manifestations; and has never repented this.

I expect that the new government will be worse than Orban's; but Orban's regime was not positively good - but merely not quite so bad as most others.

**Tintin** · 14th April 2026 12:51

Quite what credence to give this I have no idea, but, who knows, there may be something to it.

Source: https://x.com/silvano_trotta/status/2044000125287035134

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Translated from French
The rumors I've been telling you about for the past two days are starting to take shape more and more.
If you've been reading me since Sunday, everything has been mysterious in this Hungarian election.

THE RUMOR that's swelling:

According to information provided by Serbian intelligence sources, the real objective of Orbán's "defeat" is to allow him to become the Trojan horse that Donald Trump wants to place at the heart of the European Union.

The American president would like the former Hungarian Prime Minister to be the next candidate for the presidency of the European Commission, currently held by Ursula von der Leyen, who leads an increasingly fragile majority and has already survived a censure motion, a sign of deep fractures within the EU institutions.

Trump has more than one trick up his sleeve to discredit von der Leyen, and among them, the most serious seems to be the one linked to the Pfizer affair. Ursula, in addition to having deleted several text messages exchanged with Pfizer's CEO, Albert Bourla, is said to have benefited from a massive bribe of 760 million dollars disguised as a "commission" paid by the aforementioned pharmaceutical multinational to her husband Heiko, who was "providentially" hired by a company called Orgenesis, itself linked to Pfizer.

This is probably the biggest bribe in European history, but the only journalist to have revealed it, the Romanian Adrian Onciu, lost his job for it, while his other "colleagues" in the mainstream media are too busy accusing Moscow and Budapest of corruption to look under the Brussels rug, where bribes and secret commissions for the various commissioners are teeming.

The Pfizer affair, however, is not the only weapon at the disposal of Trump and Orbán.

The former Hungarian Prime Minister himself compiled a substantial dossier on all the serious financial irregularities involving Ursula von der Leyen and presented it to the European Parliament last August, of course without the press reporting on it.

Orbán focused in particular on the huge sum of the cohesion fund, which amounted to 392 billion euros, two of which ended up at von der Leyen's former university, where the President of the European Commission taught epidemiology in the late 1990s.

According to Orbán, Von der Leyen is guilty of the most classic embezzlement of public funds, intended not for any useful works or initiatives, but for institutions of all kinds, always linked to Von der Leyen herself and to other European commissioners.

The same dynamic would have occurred with the funding aspect of the NextGeneration EU program, in which some 5 billion euros ended up landing in various German consulting firms, once again linked to the President of the European Commission, the most generous to himself in terms of such donations.

This is actually just the tip of an iceberg whose peak we are only just beginning to glimpse.

Beneath it, there are other loans, like those of the infamous PNRR, allocated to ghost contracts for companies linked to various political parties, on which, however, the judiciary does not seem inclined to investigate, because if one piece of the puzzle collapses, all the others would collapse in a cascade.

The euphoria reigning in Brussels may give way to perplexity when it becomes evident that nothing has changed in Budapest, while Orbán is now free to run for the presidency of the European Commission, armed with a suitcase full of documents that reveal the skeletons in Ursula von der Leyen's closet.

Kirill Dmitriev, close advisor to Vladimir Putin, seemed to have understood this when he commented on the results of the Hungarian elections, stating that these results would only accelerate the fall of the fragile and isolated European Union.

In Moscow as in Washington, everyone is perfectly aware of what's going to happen.

In Brussels, on the other hand, they were celebrating a measure aimed at giving a decisive boost to the EU regime.

The last to understand the story are always those who refuse to accept its verdicts.