alexa and propaganda and internet…

🌐 Online violence has crossed the boundaries of the internet. Today we have reached the point where, beyond verbal threats, thugs are hired for small change simply because someone dares to stand up for right-wing values.

That is precisely why we women, especially, must carefully consider when and how we voice our opinions. I understand if many choose silence, but I want to ask everyone not to give in. There is a real need for constructive female voices and for the determination with which we can defend our future. 🗣

Unfortunately, violence has already stepped out of the online world. We are no longer talking about verbal chaos; we are talking about the fact that hired enforcers physically go after someone over a difference of opinion—someone who thinks differently about a flower—and beat them. So violence has left the internet and entered real life, and I find that extremely, extremely frightening.

And that is why I understand those women who carefully think about when they express their opinions and when they raise their voices. But it is precisely to them that I want to say, through this initiative: believe me, you are not alone. And believe me, your speaking out is irreplaceable. Because when a woman, with her gentle yet firm determination, says “this is as far as it goes and no further,” and makes it clear that this is about her family, her son’s life, her children—and that she will not allow this—that carries a weight unlike anything else.

🧠 WHAT IS ACTUALLY HAPPENING IN THIS TEXT?

🔴 1️⃣ Victim narrative + moral superiority

Technique: victim framing + moral high ground

“they hire thugs for small change”

❌ There is no:

  • specific case
  • location
  • date
  • police report
  • final court ruling

📌 This is not a statement of fact, but emotional shock tactics.
The goal is to trigger fear, not to inform.

👉 Message to the audience:
“We are the victims. The other side is dangerous.”


🔴 2️⃣ Implying collective guilt

Technique: guilt by association

Not specified:

  • who is allegedly hiring
  • who is allegedly beaten
  • which political side
  • which organization

📌 “someone who dares to stand up for right-wing values” =
implicit message:
👉 “The other side uses violence.”

This is branding, not proof.


🔴 3️⃣ Turning their own incitement upside down

Technique: projection

The text complains about exactly what they have:

  • normalized for years,
  • relativized,
  • excused on their own side.

📌 Classic logic:

“We only talk. They are violent.”

While:

  • comment wars,
  • verbal threats,
  • dehumanizing language
    are fueled by this very same communication ecosystem.

👉 This is a role-swap trick:
the arsonist suddenly poses as a firefighter.


🔴 4️⃣ “Female voice” as an emotional shield

Technique: gender shielding + emotional authority

“we women in particular need to think carefully…”

📌 Here, womanhood is not empowerment, but a shield:

  • criticism = “you are attacking a woman”
  • debate = “you are intimidating”
  • refutation = “you are silencing her”

👉 This is not feminism — it’s emotional blackmail.


🔴 5️⃣ The paradox of fear-mongering + encouragement

Technique: fear amplification + savior framing

It simultaneously says:

  • “very, very frightening”
  • “thugs”
  • “people fall silent”

Then:

  • “speak up”
  • “you are not alone”

📌 This is a psychological trap:

  1. Inflate fear
  2. Offer oneself as the protector

👉 Classic: “I’ll protect you from the monster I just drew.”


🔴 6️⃣ The “family–child–future” emotional nuclear weapon

Technique: moral blackmail

“this is about my son’s life, about my children”

📌 This shuts down debate with emotional force:

  • if you argue → “you’re attacking her children”
  • if you ask → “you’re insensitive”
  • if you doubt → “you’re endangering the future”

👉 From this point on, rational dialogue is impossible.


🧩 SUMMARY – WHAT IS THIS REALLY ABOUT?

This message is not about violence, but about:

  • moral consolidation of one’s own camp
  • demonization of the opponent
  • shifting responsibility
  • emotionally blocking criticism

📌 The most cynical part:
the one complaining about “stoked hatred”
is the very person who has politically lived off it for years.

balazska

Even Tisza supporters know it: the program they presented on Saturday is one huge sham. Even the hardcore base is mostly just laughing out of sheer discomfort 🤷‍♂️

Yesterday the Tisza people mocked you for saying their program is fake. Yeah, I saw it — but it doesn’t really matter. They’re laughing out of nervousness, poor things; they’re not stupid either. They can see that Péter Magyar is firmly in Manfred Weber’s grip in Brussels. They see what kind of people were sent here, whose job is to serve the multinationals. They see that the program is being written by real, pre-2010 SZDSZ “experts.”

What they presented is fake. They want to implement the Brussels program. Everyone knows this — and they know it too.

🔴 1️⃣ “Even Tisza supporters know it’s fake” – a collective claim without evidence

Technique: mind-reading + bandwagon framing

“Even Tisza supporters know it… even the hardcore base is just laughing.”

❌ There is no:

  • quoted statement from a Tisza supporter
  • concrete internal debate
  • evidence that “they themselves know it”

📌 This is a psychological trick:
if you believe that even those involved admit it, then thinking critically supposedly becomes “unnecessary” for you.

👉 Message:
“Don’t doubt it — everyone has already realized it.”


🔴 2️⃣ Laughter = admission – false interpretation

Technique: emotional misattribution

“They’re laughing out of desperation.”

Laughter can be:

  • a defense mechanism
  • mockery
  • stress relief
  • completely irrelevant

📌 Presenting it as evidence → manipulation.

👉 Logical error:
emotional reaction ≠ substantive rebuttal.


🔴 3️⃣ “He’s in Manfred Weber’s grip” – personalized enemy framing

Technique: external controller narrative

Here, the speaker is not talking about the program, but instead:

  • names a foreign figure
  • suggests personal subordination
  • provides no evidence

📌 This is a classic sovereignty-fear trigger:
“They don’t decide → foreigners control them.”

👉 The actual content of the program remains: 0% discussed.


🔴 4️⃣ “They help multinationals” – empty accusation category

Technique: loaded accusation

Which multinational?
With which measure?
With which policy proposal?

❌ Nothing is specified.

📌 This is a moral label, not a claim.


🔴 5️⃣ “Pre-2010 SZDSZ experts” – demonizing the past

Technique: guilt by historical association

They do not say:

  • what was written
  • what the professional error is

Instead:
👉 “They were bad back then → therefore they’re bad now.”

📌 This is an argument shortcut, not a debate.


🔴 6️⃣ “Everyone knows this” – a thought-terminating cliché

Technique: common knowledge fallacy

“Everyone knows this.”

The function of this sentence:
❌ don’t ask questions
❌ don’t analyze
❌ don’t demand sources

👉 “If you question it, you’re the idiot.”


🔍 The core point in one sentence

This text does not refute a single concrete policy point.
It only:

  • labels
  • insinuates
  • invents collective knowledge
  • presses emotional reflexes

👉 This does not prove the program is fake.
👉 It only proves they do not want to debate it.

alexandra and war war war war war

“We are preparing for war,” said the French Chief of the Defence Staff. But he is not the only one: the British military leadership and the NATO Secretary General have made similarly alarming statements.

War is not a distant threat, but a real consequence of Brussels’ pro-war policy. While Ukraine is demanding enormous sums to continue the fighting, the stakes for us are clear:

✅ Peace and security, or
❌ Being dragged into the madness of war.

In April, we need a government that protects the safety of the Hungarian people. Let us not allow ourselves to be pulled into war!
That is why in April the only safe choice is Fidesz! 🇭🇺

I would like to ask those skeptics who still do not believe that war is a real danger what they think about what the French Chief of the Defence Staff said not long ago in Paris. What he said was this: we are preparing for war. Just so you can easily check it yourselves, I will also post in the comments the Breaking Defense article where this was reported.

In Paris, the leaders of NATO’s naval forces gathered, and at this conference they discussed what kind of preparations they believe are necessary to get ready for a war they consider to be approaching. And you can freely add to this the statements made in recent weeks and months by, for example, the British Chief of the Defence Staff or the NATO Secretary General.

You surely remember when the latter said that we are preparing for a war the likes of which has not been seen since our grandfathers’ time. Alongside this, we can also place the vast amounts of money that Ukraine is continuously demanding—not only for reconstruction, but also to finance the war itself.

So this is very much on the table. It is not only us saying this; unfortunately, European leaders are saying it too. That is why the April elections will also be about what kind of government will be in place when we have to make such a decision: whether we stay out of this war madness, or whether, like obedient servants of Brussels, we stand in the front row when the continent—and with it our country—is led into war.

That is why in April, once again, Fidesz is the sure choice.

🔴 1️⃣ “We are preparing for war” – a cherry-picked quote → a doomsday narrative

Technique: quote mining + future certainty framing

A military leader is talking about preparedness.

From this, a narrative is constructed:
👉 “war is a settled fact.”

❗ Military leaders always speak this way:

  • preparedness
  • scenarios
  • capabilities

📌 But this is not a political decision, not a declaration of war, and not a binding commitment.

👉 The trick:
defensive language → offensive inevitability


🔴 2️⃣ “He’s not the only one” – quantitative pressure

Technique: bandwagon effect + authority stacking

  • French Chief of the General Staff
  • British military leadership
  • NATO Secretary General

📌 The implied message:

“If this many people say it, it must be true.”

❌ But:

  • they are not saying the same thing
  • not in the same context
  • not leading to the same conclusions

👉 Separate statements → blended into a single threatening chorus


🔴 3️⃣ “Brussels’ pro-war policy” – intent attributed without evidence

Technique: intent attribution + scapegoating

❌ There is no:

  • decision
  • resolution
  • concrete action

📌 Yet a ready-made claim appears:

“Brussels wants war.”

👉 Classic scapegoating:

  • faceless
  • untouchable
  • unaccountable

🔴 4️⃣ Ukraine = a money-draining war machine

Technique: financial fear framing

  • “constantly demanding”
  • “not only for reconstruction”
  • “but for financing the war”

📌 What is deliberately left out:

  • the difference between loans and grants
  • EU decision-making mechanisms
  • Hungary’s veto rights
  • prior commitments

👉 The goal:
war = your money


🔴 5️⃣ False binary: Peace OR Fidesz

Technique: false dilemma + savior framing

There are only two options:

  • ✅ Fidesz → peace
  • ❌ everyone else → war

❌ There is no:

  • nuance
  • alternative
  • democratic debate

👉 This is psychological coercion, not political argumentation.


🔴 6️⃣ “Brussels servants” – framing dissent as betrayal

Technique: loyalty framing + dehumanization

  • if you think differently → you’re not Hungarian
  • if you argue → you’re a servant
  • if you ask questions → you’re dangerous

📌 This is how thinking is shut down:

“If you’re not with us, you’re against us.”


🎯 SUMMARY – WHAT IS THIS TEXT TRYING TO ACHIEVE?

It does not inform.
It does not analyze.
It does not present a real decision-making situation.

👉 It manufactures emotional panic, then offers a single “escape route.”

This is not a war analysis.
This is election propaganda wrapped in military language.

balazska

Europe is heading into war. We must stay out of it! For that, we need Viktor Orbán!

I don’t want to ruin the weekend of reality-denying opposition supporters, but the situation is this: the French Chief of the General Staff once again stated that from 2030 there will be a major European war, and that by 2030 France must be ready for war.
So much for the claim that there is no war threat in Europe.
Enjoy your daydreaming.

🔴 1️⃣ “Europe is going to war” – the narrative of inevitability

Technique: future certainty framing + fear amplification

It does not say that there is a risk.
It does not say that preparation is needed.

It says: “it’s going” — a done deal, a settled fact.

👉 Psychologically, this shuts down thinking:

“If it’s coming anyway, the only option is to run.”


🔴 2️⃣ Military preparedness = war

Technique: semantic distortion

What the French Chief of Staff says:

“We must be ready by 2030.”

Balázska’s translation:

“From 2030, a major European war.”

📌 These are not the same.
An army is always preparing for something — especially on a continent where a war is already underway.

This is like saying:

  • fire truck = “there will definitely be a fire”
  • insurance = “there will definitely be an accident”

🔴 3️⃣ A national statement → “Europe”

Technique: scale jump / overgeneralization

French national military doctrine
⬇️
“Europe is going to war”

❌ no EU decision
❌ no NATO resolution
❌ no date
❌ no obligation to participate

Just rhetorical magnification to make it sound scarier.


🔴 4️⃣ “This requires Viktor Orbán” – savior framing

Technique: savior framing + false monopoly

The formula:

  • war = everyone else
  • peace = Viktor Orbán

📌 Implicit message:

“What matters is not how you see the world, but who you fear more.”

This is not peace policy — it is:

  • emotional blackmail
  • political exclusivity

🔴 5️⃣ “Reality-denying opposition voters” – preemptive discrediting

Technique: preemptive delegitimization

Before anyone can even respond:

  • already labeled as “dreamers”
  • already labeled as “reality deniers”

👉 This way, any counterargument becomes:

“denial,” not debate


🔴 6️⃣ Mockery and dominance – “Enjoy your dreaming!”

Technique: mockery + emotional dominance

This does not inform.
It does not argue.
It does not prove anything.

It simply says:

“I already know the truth — you’re stupid.”

This is one of the core patterns of sect-like communication.


📌 SUMMARY – WHAT IS THE REAL MESSAGE?

Not this:

“Let’s pay attention to security.”

But this:

🔥 “War is inevitable.”
🔥 “Only one man can protect you.”
🔥 “If it’s not him → it’s your fault.”

This is existential fear-mongering, not information.

alexa

Tisza would serve Brussels’ interests, as it is clear that they cannot—and do not even want to—say no to the expectations of those who commission them.
We, however, will not allow decisions to be made over our heads. The money that Hungarians have earned through hard work must not be used to finance Ukraine, but to build the future of Hungarian families. Our goal remains unchanged: to protect our country from being dragged into war and to preserve Hungary’s security.
🟠 That is why only Fidesz is the safe choice!

What happens if a government comes to power that wants to serve the most important strategic issues in Brussels according to Brussels’ interests? What happens if a ten-percent government comes? First and foremost, one of the greatest dangers is being dragged into war. Because we talk a lot about the financial side of this, which is of course also important—but the most shocking issue is conscription, the acceptance of our children into a war of such a scale that we have not seen for a long time and can hardly comprehend, and about which we hear similar things.

Many families already know what words like “service” mean. For me as well, as a mother, these are the most frightening words. When someone tells me that we must accept that there will be victims of this war—these are the most frightening words one can hear. And I am not willing to accept that my children, my grandchildren, could become the victims of this war, whether financially, existentially, or personally. I am not willing to accept that.

But we do have to talk about the financial side as well. We really do have to talk about it: the fact that they want to reach into Hungarians’ pockets over our heads, without asking us. And that the money which Hungarian people have put together over the past decade and a half through enormous amounts of work and stability—so that they could move up a level in their own lives—someone now comes along and says: yes, you may have had plans for your life, you wanted to do this or that, you wanted this for your children and for your own future—but no, because that money is needed by us.

And so they say to your children: this money will now go to the reconstruction of Ukraine, or to Ukraine’s military expenditures.
In my opinion, this is unacceptable.

🔴 1️⃣ “The Tisza serves Brussels” – an unproven accusation of disloyalty

Technique: loyalty framing + guilt by association

“they visibly cannot, and do not even want to, say no to their principals’ expectations”

❌ There is no:

  • quote
  • decision
  • vote
  • document

📌 The word “visibly” is a magic spell:
it suggests that everything has already been proven, so you are not supposed to ask questions.

👉 Message to the audience:
“They are not Hungarian. We are.”


🔴 2️⃣ “Us vs. them” – appropriation of collective identity

Technique: us vs. them framing

“We will not allow it”
“the money of Hungarians”
“we must protect our homeland”

📌 Who is speaking?
A political party, but not as a party — rather as:

  • “the Hungarians”
  • “the families”
  • “the nation”

👉 Logical trick:
if you are not with us, you are against the Hungarians.


🔴 3️⃣ Ukraine = money pit = child sacrifice

Technique: emotional stacking + zero-sum fear

“financing Ukraine”
“our children will be the victims”
“conscription”
“being dragged into war”

❗ Here, three separate issues are deliberately merged:

  • EU financial decisions
  • military involvement
  • conscription / children’s future

📌 It is never stated outright, but it is implanted:

“If it’s not us → war → your money is taken → your child is taken.”

This is a psychological chain reaction, not politics.


🔴 4️⃣ The maternal voice – emotional shield

Technique: moral shield / empathy hijacking

“For me as well, as a mother, these are the most frightening words”

📌 What does this do?

  • turns an emotional reaction into an argument
  • anyone who disagrees appears heartless
  • criticism becomes: “you don’t care about children”

👉 This is emotional blackmail, not empathy.


🔴 5️⃣ “Decisions made over our heads” – the sovereignty myth

Technique: procedural fear framing

“they want to reach into Hungarians’ pockets without asking us”

📌 Facts deliberately omitted:

  • Hungary joined the EU voluntarily
  • the Hungarian government participates in decisions
  • veto power exists

👉 Participation in a system is reframed as external coercion.


🔴 6️⃣ Total absence: no alternatives, only panic

There is nowhere:

  • a concrete figure
  • an actual cost
  • a legal mechanism
  • a timeframe

Only this remains:

“Unacceptable.”
“I am not willing to accept this.”

📌 This is a moral ultimatum, not a debate.


🧩 SUMMARY – WHAT DOES THIS DO TO YOU?

This text does not ask:

“What do you think?”

It tells you:

“If you don’t vote for us, you endanger your children.”

This is:

  • fear-based mobilization
  • emotional overload
  • an enemy image without evidence
  • a false binary (Fidesz = security / everyone else = war)

alexa and war war war war war war war war war war

Brussels has said that it wants to be ready for a war against Russia by 2030.
All preparations for this will take place over the next four years.
Whether or not we take part in this will depend on the decision of the next Hungarian government.
If Brussels’ people come to power, we will also step onto the path of war.
If Viktor Orbán remains in government, we will stay on the Hungarian path, the path of peace.
That is why Fidesz is the safe choice.

In Brussels it has been stated that by 2030 Europe must be ready for a war against Russia. This also means that all preparations for this will be carried out over the next four years, so the Hungarian government elected in 2026 will decide how Hungary positions itself on this issue. If Brussels’ people come to power, then we can be certain that we will step onto the path of war, and also onto the path that requires us to give our money to Ukraine as well. If, however, Viktor Orbán remains in government, he will continue not to allow Hungary to be dragged into this war, nor to allow Hungarian money to be taken to Ukraine.
This will be what is at stake in April, and that is why Fidesz is the safe choice.

🔴 1️⃣ “Brussels wants war by 2030” – strategic distortion

Technique: fear projection + future certainty framing

“Being prepared” is not the same as saying that someone:

  • “wants war”
  • “will start a war”
  • “will drag everyone into it”

This is a defensive preparedness discourse (which is not surprising on a continent where a war is already ongoing), but it is deliberately reframed as aggressive intent.

👉 Message to the audience:

“The war is already decided. The only question is who will drag you into it.”


🔴 2️⃣ False binary: “Orbán = peace / everyone else = war”

Technique: false dilemma + savior framing

The text allows only two options:

  • Orbán Viktor stays → peace
  • “Brussels’ people” → war + taking your money

❌ There is no:

  • alternative policy
  • nuance
  • debate
  • democratic control

This is religious logic, not political reasoning.


🔴 3️⃣ “Brussels’ people” – a faceless demon

Technique: faceless enemy construction

Nowhere does it say:

  • who said it
  • when
  • where
  • in what document

“Brussels” here is not a place, but an emotional monster.
Meanwhile, curiously, the following completely disappear:

  • NATO membership
  • EU membership
  • shared decision-making

→ erased from the narrative.


🔴 4️⃣ Timed panic: “In 2026 we decide about war”

Technique: election = life-or-death switch

The election is framed not as a political cycle, but as:

“a switch between war and peace”

This is classic existential blackmail:

  • you are not choosing a program
  • you are choosing “survival or death”

🔴 5️⃣ “They will take Hungarians’ money to Ukraine” – gut-level loss framing

Technique: loss aversion + economic fear

There is:

  • no amount
  • no mechanism
  • no legal framework

Only this remains:

“THEY ARE TAKING YOUR MONEY.”

The goal is not understanding, but anger + fear.


🔴 6️⃣ Repetition = feeling of truth

Technique: repetition illusion

The same claim repeated three times:

  • 2030
  • the next four years
  • the 2026 government

This is not new information —
it is emotional imprinting.


🔴 7️⃣ Closing line: “That’s why Fidesz is the safe choice”

Technique: manufactured inevitability

After:

  • painting a war apocalypse
  • eliminating all alternatives

👉 in the end, you are no longer deciding — you are simply fleeing toward Fidesz.


📌 SUMMARY – WHAT DOES THIS TEXT ACTUALLY DO?

✔️ It does not inform
✔️ It does not analyze
✔️ It does not debate

❌ Instead, it:

  • envisions war
  • manufactures an enemy
  • offers a savior
  • monetizes panic into votes

This is not peace policy —
👉 it is a campaign technique built on fear.

alexandra

🗣 Even a primary school child could calculate this, but Brussels can’t.
While the Americans and the Chinese are racing ahead of us and outpacing us in digital transformation and technology, everyone can see and feel on their own skin that the European economy is uncompetitive and dying.

❗A report has just been published on this. European countries would need to invest €1,200 billion per year in a targeted way and make bold, courageous economic decisions in order to get back on their feet and regain competitiveness.
The question is: where would this come from? From what?

We Hungarians would have a modest idea for this: what if the 800 + 700 billion dollars currently being demanded by Ukraine were spent on ourselves instead?

What if, instead of a slow and painful decline, Europe once again became a promise of prosperity, and we would no longer have to rightly worry that our children and our children’s children will never have lives as good as the ones we had?

We are living in historic times, and when twenty years from now we search for answers to the question “How on earth did we get here?”, let us remember these times and the Brussels decisions being made right now.

At such times, the task of the Hungarian government is to guide our country through these stormy years, to minimize damage everywhere, and to seek the best possible opportunities for Hungarians.

For this task—one that requires strength, reason, and experience—if someone does not immediately think of Viktor Orbán, they should think again!

🟠 That is why the safe choice is Fidesz!


Szandra, a report has come out stating that €1,200 billion would be needed to make the European Union’s economy crisis-resilient again. But from what?
Yes, I’ve seen that as well. It’s really not encouraging news, because at the same time we see Americans and Chinese pulling ahead of us like crazy. Europe, meanwhile, has slowed down—its economy too, how should I put it, is stuck in a rut. I notice this here in Budapest as well.

And in the meantime, Europe is not working on getting itself out of this rut, but instead wants to give money to Ukraine. So my idea, for example, is that European leaders should reconsider whether that 800–700 billion that Ukraine is currently demanding might instead be spent on ourselves, solving our own problems first—before giving money to Ukraine, from which all kinds of golden toilets and other things get built.

So I think one thing is certain: Fidesz will work to ensure that Hungarians’ money is not taken abroad, and that the funds owed to us end up in Hungary.
Only Viktor Orbán can guarantee this—no one else in Hungary can.

That is why Fidesz is the safe choice.

What is really happening in this text?

🔴 1️⃣ “A report has come out” – reference without substance

Technique: appeal to anonymous authority

There is no indication of:

  • who wrote it,
  • when it was written,
  • what methodology was used,
  • what exactly the €1,200 billion refers to.

The number is there for shock value, not for analysis.

👉 Message to the audience:

“This is a professional fact. Don’t question it.”


🔴 2️⃣ The US and China are soaring, the EU is dying – false simplification

Technique: binary decline framing

The EU economy is not homogeneous, and it is not “dying”:

  • some economies are stagnating,
  • some are growing,
  • some are undergoing structural transformation.

The digital lag is not just a money issue, but also about:

  • education,
  • legal and regulatory environment,
  • markets,
  • innovation culture.

👉 But none of this is mentioned, because it does not fit the narrative.


🔴 3️⃣ “€1,200 billion is needed” ↔ “€800 + 700 billion for Ukraine”

Technique: false financial trade-off

This is the key trick.

It frames the issue as if:

  • there were a single “EU pot of money”,
  • from which either Europe develops,
  • or Ukraine receives funding.

❌ This is not how it works:

  • different legal bases,
  • different budget lines,
  • different time horizons,
  • different financing instruments (loans, guarantees, grants).

👉 Message:

“If Ukraine gets money → you get less.”


🔴 4️⃣ “Golden toilets in Ukraine” – moral discrediting

Technique: corruption caricature + resentment trigger

There is no concrete evidence.

It has one single purpose:

  • to provoke outrage,
  • to cut off empathy,
  • to morally justify rejection.

This is the classic “they squander it, we suffer” narrative.


🔴 5️⃣ Children’s future – emotional blackmail

Technique: intergenerational fear framing

“our children and their children will never have a life as good as ours”

This is not analysis,
not data,
but anxiety generation.

👉 If you are afraid → you cling to something.
👉 The thing to cling to: “a safe pair of hands.”


🔴 6️⃣ “Turbulent times → only Orbán Viktor”

Technique: strongman exclusivity claim

This is the final closure:

  • no alternative,
  • no debate,
  • no comparison of programs.

👉 Logical structure:

crisis → fear → order → one single man

Here, it is not the party being sold, but Orbán Viktor himself as the guarantee.


And where does the propaganda against Tisza / the opposition appear?

Implicitly:

Anyone who is not Fidesz is portrayed as someone who:

  • is loyal to Brussels,
  • would give the money to Ukraine,
  • endangers your children’s future,
  • “does not understand the historic times we are living in.”

👉 It does not have to be said explicitly.
👉 The framing does the work for them.


In short, in one sentence

This message is not an economic debate, but an emotional chain:

big number → fear → anger → external enemy → internal savior

And at the end, the seal:

“That is why the safe choice is Fidesz.”

Not because the program is better –
but because people have been convinced that there is no alternative, only Orbán Viktor.

balazska and fidesz propagandista somlayay miklos

Thank you for the support: Miklós Somlyay, a young Budapest resident, newly married.

Miklós Somlyay, a 26-year-old Fidesz supporter. But why?

I’m voting for Fidesz because my wife and I recently got married, and we are also planning to take advantage of the preferential family support loans and opportunities provided by the government. And I’m afraid that if Fidesz does not win, we will no longer have the opportunity to use these.

And for this, it is absolutely necessary here in Budapest that we support Fidesz, and Németh Balázs as well.

Miki, first of all thank you very much, and secondly, your fear is justified. They would abolish all of this.

🔴 1️⃣ “Young, newly married” – emotional legitimization

Technique: emotional priming + relatability framing

The introduction is not accidental:

  • “young”
  • “from Budapest”
  • “newly married”

👉 This is not information, but an invitation to identify:

“He’s like you. Normal. Well-intentioned.”

As a result, what he says appears not as a political statement, but as a life-situation truth.


🔴 2️⃣ “I vote for Fidesz because I’m afraid” – normalization of fear

Technique: fear anchoring + loss framing

The key sentence:

“I’m afraid that if Fidesz doesn’t win, we won’t be able to access these opportunities anymore…”

📌 Important:

  • he doesn’t know,
  • he doesn’t prove it,
  • he doesn’t cite any program,

👉 he is simply afraid — and that fear is validated.

The message to the viewer:

“If you are afraid too, you are thinking correctly.”


🔴 3️⃣ “They would abolish everything” – total, unsubstantiated claim

Technique: absolute claim + undefined enemy

Balázska’s response:

“The fear is justified. They would abolish everything.”

❌ Who are “they”?
❌ What exactly would they abolish?
❌ When?
❌ Where is this written?

👉 This is not a fact, but an imaginary threat that is:

  • not falsifiable,
  • not verifiable,
  • yet extremely effective emotionally.

🔴 4️⃣ Blurring the line between the state and Fidesz

Technique: state–party fusion

The core narrative:

  • family support is not a right,
  • not public policy,
  • but a favor granted by Fidesz.

👉 Message:

“Your country is not giving this to you.
We are.
If we go, it goes with us.”

This is psychological dependency, not political debate.


🔴 5️⃣ Emotional blackmail wrapped in warmth

Technique: soft coercion

The final logic chain:

  • no Fidesz → no support
  • no support → family at risk
  • family at risk → you are irresponsible

👉 This is not campaigning — it is emotional blackmail with a smile.


🧩 The bigger picture – what is the goal?

Balázska is not informing. He is planting this idea:

“Your family’s security is not a right.
It is a matter of political loyalty.”

And he does it through the face of a young newlywed, so that:

  • it doesn’t look like propaganda,
  • nothing has to be proven,
  • you only have to be afraid.

alexa

A broken heart, a terrible tragedy.
When a television news presenter watched and listened to daily by an entire country suddenly dies at a young age, it shocks everyone.

But what followed after that is beyond words.
The Tisza supporters’ so-called “country of love” showed itself once again.

Under the Telex article about the death of György Kontra, Tisza supporters also expressed their “sympathy”:

“Fate has delivered justice!”
“Slowly but surely, they’re disappearing!”

They celebrate the death of an innocent man they did not even know, simply because they believe he held different views.

People! Are you human beings?

Do you realize that he will never see this, never read it?
But his grieving mother will — a mother who is surely experiencing indescribable pain.

At moments like this, you rejoice over the death of a grieving mother’s son.
Is this the world you want for our country?
Is this how love is supposed to spread?

We are Hungarians, few in this vast world.
If we wish only harm upon one another, what will become of us?

Humanity. Decency. Love.
In the remaining 64 days until the elections, it is extremely important that we all keep our composure and choose our future peacefully in April.

🔴 1️⃣ Individual indecency ≠ collective guilt

The fact that a few people write stomach-turning things under a death announcement is:

  • unfortunately a real phenomenon on the internet
  • present on every political side, with every tragedy

👉 But what Alexandra does is this:

  • she does not condemn the comments themselves
  • she brands an entire political community with them

📌 Logical fallacy:

“X people wrote this” → “This is what the Tisza is like”

That is collective stigmatization, not a moral stance.


🔴 2️⃣ Deliberate distortion: shifting the focus

Watch where the emphasis goes.

What is NOT said:

  • “These comments are unacceptable.”
  • “This kind of behavior is indefensible on any side.”

What IS said instead:

  • “The Tisza ‘country of love’ has shown its true face.”
  • “Is this the world you want?”

👉 In other words:

  • she is not criticizing behavior
  • she is attacking identity

This is propaganda.


🔴 3️⃣ Emotional blackmail turned up to maximum

After acknowledging the existence of the comments, the real manipulation begins:

  • repeated invocation of the grieving mother
  • “Are you even human?”
  • “You are celebrating a mother’s son’s death.”

👉 At this point she is no longer speaking to the commenters, but to:

  • everyone who is connected to Tisza, even merely as a voter

📌 The message:

“If you do not publicly distance yourself, you are one of them.”

That is moral coercion.


🔴 4️⃣ The classic “moral trap”

This text sets a trap:

  • If you speak up → “you are excusing inhumanity”
  • If you stay silent → “you admit it”
  • If you add nuance → “you are relativizing”
  • If you ask questions → “you are insensitive”

👉 This is not debate, but a sealed moral cage.


🔴 5️⃣ The ultimate cynicism: preaching peace afterward

After she has:

  • inflamed emotions
  • stigmatized a group collectively
  • morally humiliated them

…she ends with:

  • “let’s keep our calm,”
  • “let’s choose peacefully”

👉 This is role-playing:

  • she lights the fire
  • then puts on the firefighter’s uniform

🎯 THE BOTTOM LINE — SHORT AND BRUTAL

✔ Yes, there were reprehensible comments
❌ No, a political community is not equal to those comments
❌ No, this is not “the essence of Tisza”
❌ No, this is not a moral intervention — it is political weaponization

👉 She does not protect grief — she uses it.