Orbán's downfall accelerates the decline of Trump and Putin

Mark my words.

Orbán’s downfall accelerates the decline of Trump and Putler. Not because the Hungarian traitorous mafioso ever had any real international, economic or military weight, but because symbolically it still matters: his supposedly unshakable feudal domain has collapsed.

Trump will lose the midterm elections on November 5, which means he will no longer be able to cause major damage even if he does not keel over, because:

  1. If he loses both Congress and the Senate, he will no longer be able to pass laws or budgets, and his removal through impeachment becomes possible (although that would require 60 Senate votes out of 100, it is not impossible).

  2. If he loses only the House, he may remain in office, but he still will not be able to pass laws or budgets.

  3. The disintegration of MAGA will accelerate significantly; it is not impossible that his own people will remove him.

    Consequently:

  4. Trump’s defeat would also accelerate the collapse of the genocidal russian regime, since as a putin admirer and betrayer of the West, Trump’s foreign policy has so far prolonged the lifespan of the Russian regime that operates concentration camps.

  5. Ukraine and the whole of Europe could finally be freed from russian occupation/constant threat.

Balázs Molnár

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