RMDSZ to inaugurate park built with 1.6 billion forints of Hungarian money
I don't know on what grounds RMDSZ senator Lóránt Antal and RMDSZ county president Barna Botond Bíró can deliver their grandiose soul-stirring speeches at the opening of a "poetry park" financed with money from a neighboring country - gathered from every corner of the world - while they themselves sat comfortably in the government in Bucharest.
For RMDSZ, the election campaign is coming very cheap. Others sowed, they can reap.
That's how it goes.
I imagine some of that 1.6 billion good Hungarian forints also landed in their bank accounts, under the heading of "constitutional costs."
After all, by New Year's Eve the senator still has to buy Schönbrunn Palace!
Let's say a word about Fidesz too, though what's the point by now
One has to know how to vanish into thin air too.
You can read it for yourself: neither the county president nor the senator mentions Prime Minister Doctor Viktor and his esteemed government with a single word, nor do they thank the Former Lord-Lieutenant for his Gracious Financing.
We can only congratulate Fidesz on their gullibility too, after their world-famous treason!
Muhahaha!
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