Treason live on air: László Toroczkai

If we held a competition for who humiliates Hungarians more over '56, László Toroczkai, chairman of Mi Hazánk (Our Homeland), and Balázs Orbán, the archetypal Arrow Cross–Bolshevik ideological commissar, would surely be tied for first place — though perhaps Toroczkai's sin is a bit greater, since this is exactly what we didn't expect from him.

Yes, I would have expected that even about '56 he'd think of the fight against LGBTQ, whatever that's supposed to mean, among many other things — but perhaps not that he'd openly side with the Russians, and say so right on the seventieth anniversary of 1956, addressing his Putinist mob, who swoon and come close to ejaculating over it. Although, thinking about it more, from someone who shakes hands with Medvedev we shouldn't expect much good — but not even a little? Well, not even a little! I'd be curious, though, what Előd Novák — one of the frontline fighters against the Soviet monument standing on Szabadság Square, that disgraceful memorial to our occupation which tramples on our honor to this day — has to say about all this; for many other things he can't be respected, but for this he could be. He could be. Yet he just stood there silently, a bit proudly, filled with a heartwarming feeling, as the traitorous mob — guzzling Putin's jizz with relish — broke into booing upon hearing Zelensky's name. Let the video stay here for posterity, because the time is not far off when they will have to deny this if they want what's good for themselves — and since they always want what's good for themselves, and only for themselves, they will deny it.

— László Krasznahorkai is not Hungarian — we're pushing yet another Nobel laureate out of the nation. Yes, WE are pushing him out, all of us, because we allow it.

Momentum members aren't Hungarian either

— there are no elections in Ukraine, where Zelensky is building a dictatorship and will fight to the last Ukrainian.

Here is the chairman of Mi Hazánk on the seventieth anniversary of 1956: