The Tisza Party is lying. This was proven again today! Video in the comments.
Before, during, or after shoveling snow, everyone should watch the interview with the former mid-level official who defected from Tisza, which was broadcast on M1. I’ll post the link below.
He admits it—clearly—that Tisza says one thing during the campaign and plans something completely different. They are planning tax increases and austerity measures.
Everyone should take this seriously, because this is the truth.
They deceive, they lie, they are two-faced, and they cannot say no to Brussels. That is Tisza. Fidesz is the safe choice.
They are dishonest and two-faced, and I couldn’t even tell you what they are proud of. Have you ever been in a situation where you really wanted to believe someone, but they kept deceiving you over and over again? You can’t do that overnight. You can’t win an election by openly saying you’re going to raise taxes. You know, even utility cost reduction was a humbug.
Would you entrust your future to someone who hides their real intentions and keeps getting caught in their lies? The party’s goals — its real goals — are different from what they openly communicate. “I won’t say everything, because then we’d fail.”
Within Tisza, there exists a campaign-style program. With this, we win the election, and then we implement the convergence program. What does this mean for you? Anyone who calls themselves progressive will eventually be held to account. Neither Magyar Péter nor Tisza will be able to avoid taking a clear stance on Ukraine.
Europe should prepare for Russia to remain a long-term military adversary. And I don’t think Hungary will be able to stay out of this.
🔴 1️⃣ Labeling instead of evidence (character assassination)
“They deceive, they lie, they are two-faced…”
This is not a factual claim, but a judgment.
❌ There is no:
specific case
date
quotation
evidence
👉 Technique: repeated negative labels trigger a sense of “truth.” If you repeat something often enough, the brain starts treating it as fact.
🔴 2️⃣ “Brussels” as a magical enemy (external scapegoat)
“They can’t say no to Brussels.”
This is an empty accusation, because it never specifies:
what exactly
when
in which decision
👉 Technique: vague enemy construction Brussels = foreign power = automatic suspicion.
🔴 3️⃣ Emotional projection through personal disappointment
“Have you ever wanted to trust someone, only to be constantly deceived?”
This is not politics — it’s psychological hijacking.
👉 Technique: the listener’s personal life disappointment is projected onto the Tisza Party.
This creates an emotional short-circuit: you don’t evaluate — you remember.
🔴 4️⃣ Pre-written failure narrative
“You can’t win an election by raising taxes.”
❗ No one actually said taxes would be raised.
👉 Technique: a future intention is presented as a fact in order to:
delegitimize in advance
shut down all later debate
🔴 5️⃣ “Utility price cuts are a sham” – straw man
“Utility price cuts are just a sham.”
This is a deliberately oversimplified claim that:
provides no context
offers no breakdown
avoids real debate
👉 Technique: straw man A complex economic issue is reduced to a caricature.
🔴 6️⃣ Secret plan = conspiracy signaling
“I won’t say everything, because then we’d fail.”
This is a key sentence.
👉 Its function:
exempts the speaker from providing evidence
casts them as a “revealed insider”
creates suspicion: “there’s something dark here”
This is conspiracy framing — without proof.
🔴 7️⃣ Campaign program vs. “real program”
“A campaign-style program… then a convergence program.”
👉 Technique: dual-reality narrative It suggests:
what you hear = a lie
the truth = hidden austerity
This is fear-mongering, not analysis.
🔴 8️⃣ Ukraine as a forced path + fear
“They won’t get away without taking a position on Ukraine.”
👉 Technique: geopolitical coercion framing The message is:
there is no choice
war is inevitable
anyone not with us is dangerous
This appeals to existential fear.
🔴 9️⃣ “Europe vs. Russia” – the final frame
“Russia will be a long-term military adversary.”
This is the grand narrative into which:
every decision
every party
every future scenario
can be forced.
👉 From here on, there is no debate — only loyalty.
🎯 Summary – what is really happening?
This text does not aim to persuade, but to:
✔️ erode trust ✔️ generate fear ✔️ pre-emptively close debates ✔️ construct an alternative reality ✔️ exempt itself from evidence
All to make the final conclusion feel automatic:
“Fidesz is the safe choice.”
Not because it is proven — but because everything else has been framed as dangerous.
Here are my arguments for why February is going to be truly awesome!
✅ In the first half of the month, the increased minimum wage and the guaranteed minimum wage will arrive, meaning tens of thousands of forints in extra support for Hungarian families.
✅ The personal income tax exemption for mothers under 40 with two children has also come into effect, which from now on means a clearly visible increase in take-home pay. But we also value the dedicated work of fathers — they too are entitled to the doubled family tax allowance.
✅ Seniors will receive the full 13th-month pension, and the first installment of the 14th-month pension will also arrive. The national government will continue to uphold the alliance it has made with pensioners, through which we have guaranteed the real value of pensions for sixteen years.
None of this should be taken for granted. We can see the plans of the left: austerity measures and new taxes. Across Europe, so-called “war taxes” are being introduced. They would abolish the 13th and 14th-month pensions, slash family benefits, and punish Hungarians with new levies on businesses.
🟠 If we want to preserve these achievements — unmatched even by European standards — which support families, young people, and pensioners alike, we can rely only on the national government.
In an age of danger, only Fidesz is the safe choice!
So why is February such a great month? First of all, the minimum wage increases by 11%, and the guaranteed minimum wage by 7%, with the higher amounts paid out already in February. Then, for mothers under 40 with two children, personal income tax can be completely forgotten — they no longer have to pay it, which means they will receive their first such tax-free salary in February. Pensioners can also celebrate, as the first installments of the 13th and 14th-month pensions will arrive.
In February utility bills will already reflect the utility price cap, meaning the government will waive around 30% of heating consumption due to the cold weather. The family tax allowance will also increase, allowing both mothers and fathers to benefit. And we continue to stand firm: there are no migrants, we do not want to spend our money on war or send it to Ukraine, and we resist every form of war-driven madness.
“Shell Captain” says that diversity is “close to his heart,” and that he is also glad people are coming “from Asia or Africa.” This seems to be a standard multinational expectation—we can recall the words of Andrea Bujdosó, the TISZA party’s Budapest faction leader, who repeated the very same globalist talking points word for word.
We understand that at Shell this defines corporate governance, but Hungary is more than a Western multinational corporation.
The hypocrisy we see on the left is astonishing. At home they talk about always representing Hungarian interests, yet when Brussels or their multinational bosses ask, they argue without objection for sensitivity training, diversity, and migrants.
They always sing whatever tune their financiers ask of them.
Just listen to how “Shell Captain” speaks, almost verbatim and very emotionally, about diversity—and clearly about migration as well: “Another element that is very close to my heart in my life is diversity. Something we see more and more in the world, in politics. And for this, we need different people. Asian people, African people.”
Acceptance. Diversity. Well, the people close to our hearts are Hungarians—not migrants and not diversity as an ideology. And if we’re talking about diversity, then the TISZA party is extraordinarily two-faced. They say one thing when speaking at home, and something entirely different when they need to deliver results to their Brussels patrons.
If we stay on the Hungarian path, we can keep all these two-faced multinational figures and their circles at bay—those who babble incoherently about diversity and immigration.
We can preserve straight and honest speech, because even in times of danger we must stand up for Hungarian interests.
Only a national government is capable of this. That is why Fidesz is the safe choice.
1️⃣ Multinationals = foreign = suspicious (guilt by association)
The opening of the text does not argue — it labels:
“multinational expectations”
“globalist slogans”
“Brussels or multinational bosses”
“funders”
👉 Technique: guilt by association If someone:
works for a multinational company
talks about diversity
→ they are automatically framed as not representing Hungarian interests, therefore not credible.
There is no evidence, only emotional linkage.
2️⃣ A cherry-picked quote → inflated into an ideological confession
An extraordinary sight! 🙂 They’re sliding the new railway bridge of the Southern Railway Circle project on Bartók Béla Road into place.
When this several-hundred-billion-forint investment is completed, suburban and Budapest public transport will go through a level of development not seen in a decade.
In Budapest too, Fidesz is the safe choice! 😉
The visual element is not information, but an emotional trigger.
👉 Big machines 👉 A bridge 👉 Movement 👉 The feeling that “the country is being built”
This is a visual substitute for proof: it does not demonstrate that
the investment is good
it is worth the cost
more important things are not being neglected because of it
It only shows that something big is happening.
🧠 “A multi-hundred-billion investment” – numbers as authority
The huge sum here is not a subject of debate, but scenery.
Its function:
size = sense of importance expensive = serious serious = good
What’s missing:
cost–benefit ratio alternatives what did not happen instead (hospitals, education, railway conditions, etc.)
This is the logical slide of “size = success.”
🚆 “Unseen development in a decade” – a temporal illusion
This is especially interesting because…
👉 The same political side has been governing for 15 years.
So the hidden meaning of the sentence is:
“Development is happening now… despite the fact that we have been in charge for a decade and a half.”
This is shifting responsibility in time:
past failures → somehow “belong to no one” present spectacle → credit to the government
🎯 The final leap: infrastructure → party preference
This is the core manipulation.
The post’s logical chain:
A bridge is being built → big investment → development → therefore: vote for Fidesz
❗ But there is no direct logical connection between the two.
A transport project does not prove that:
healthcare is better education is better real incomes have grown the impact of inflation has decreased
This is project-based loyalty building.
🎭 The style: light, smiley, “positive propaganda”
🙂 😉 emojis =
no debate no problems only success anyone who criticizes is just “grumpy”
This is mood politics, not fact-based communication.
🧩 Summary — techniques used simultaneously
Technique
What it does
Spectacle politics
Construction = feeling of progress
Numerical authority
Big cost replaces real arguments
Time distortion
15 years of rule → not mentioned
Project = system success
One bridge → the whole country is doing well
Positive mood bubble
Criticism = being a spoil-sport
💬 The real question the post tries to avoid:
How is it possible that after 15 years in power, “development is only starting now”?
The person speaking is NOT a Fidesz mayor. He is the mayor who claims he is trying to uncover corruption inside city-owned companies after management control was taken away from him by a Fidesz-majority city council.
So the situation is:
👉 He says he is exposing the system, not running it.
🔍 What does the mayor claim?
He describes what he believes is a systematic scheme to avoid public procurement rules and move public money through questionable contracts.
1️⃣ Splitting contracts to avoid public tenders
Many contracts are suspiciously set at 19 million HUF, just below the 20 million HUF public procurement threshold.
He gives examples where:
Two contracts were signed on the same day
With the same person/company
For the same type of work
Each worth 19 million HUF
Together that equals 38 million HUF, which should require a public tender — but split, it avoids the law.
Hungarian procurement law explicitly forbids artificial splitting like this.
2️⃣ A “construction” company with no physical workers
One company mentioned (Standard Quality Kft.) allegedly:
Has no physical labor staff
Still performs maintenance/physical work contracts
Shows extremely high profits (60–84%), far above market norms
Receives large sums, which then quickly leave the company
The mayor raises the key question:
👉 If they have no workforce, who is actually doing the work — and where is the money going?
3️⃣ Refusal to provide financial data
The mayor says he requested:
Bank statements
Contracts
VAT records
Partner lists
City company managers refused to provide the data, and even the supervisory board representative could not access it.
⚖️ Legal consequences
Because of this, the mayor filed criminal complaints for suspected:
Anti-competitive collusion in public procurement
Breach of fiduciary duty causing major financial damage
Use of false private documents
The police have reportedly opened investigations.
🧭 Political context in simple terms
Actor
Role in the story
Mayor (speaker)
Claims he is trying to expose corruption
Fidesz-majority city council
Took control of municipal companies away from him
Municipal company leaders
Refused to hand over financial data
Police
Investigation started
🎯 Bottom line for international viewers
This video is a mayor publicly accusing city-linked companies of systematically bypassing procurement laws and mismanaging public money, and saying he has gone to the police because he was denied access to financial records.
It presents the situation as a conflict between an elected mayor seeking transparency and a city-company structure he claims is blocking oversight.
Whoever asks questions gets beaten. Whoever exposes the truth gets intimidated. That’s exactly what happened to Rácz Rihárd.
Rácz Rihárd is a brave man who stood up and told the truth. He told what really happened at the Lázár Info event.
Because it wasn’t just that Magyar Péter allegedly sent his thugs to the Lázár Info to make noise and intimidate people who went there and dared to stand up for their opinions.
That wasn’t all.
What also happened was that these people were paid to be there and to stir things up. They were given 20,000 forints plus money for fuel.
— So they were the ones who gave the money to those people? — Yes. — Twenty thousand and fuel money? — Yes.
And Rácz Rihárd was brave enough to say this out loud and expose them.
And let me tell you what his “reward,” his “thanks” from Magyar Péter’s side was.
One of Magyar Péter’s enforcers, one of the TISZA thugs, sent his own people — his daughter and his son-in-law — after Rihárd to beat him up.
And they did beat him. They even tried to force him into a car.
— In the dark? — Yes. — And who attacked him? — The daughter and the son-in-law. — The daughter and son-in-law of that guy?
“I was on the ground, they dragged me, they wanted to take me away. I don’t know where. They were pulling me toward the car door, trying to shove me inside. Thank God it didn’t succeed.”
We don’t know what would have happened to Rihárd if they had managed to do that.
I believe this is a red line that until now had not been crossed in politics.
And I never thought that even in this openly declared campaign our opponent would cross it.
But it happened. And they did it.
And I only ask everyone to think about whether they want a country where the country’s leader believes that political disagreements should be settled with violence.
Where he sends his people after another outspoken, brave person to beat him up.
Because I certainly do not want that.
🧨 1️⃣ “Whoever asks questions gets beaten” – a total fear frame
This is collective intimidation, not a factual claim.
no concrete case
no date
no location
no police procedure
👉 The message: “If you speak up, you’re next.” This is intimidation, not information.
🎭 2️⃣ One single story → system-level terror
The story of one person (Rácz Rihárd) is presented as if it were:
a general practice
a nationwide method
a political strategy
👉 A classic case of projection-based generalization.
⚖️ 3️⃣ Allegations of serious crimes – zero evidence
Specific accusations are made:
hiring thugs
paid provocateurs
physical assault
attempted kidnapping
❌ But there is no:
police report
investigation
case number
list of witnesses
medical report
👉 Legally, this is defamation. Communicatively, it is a shock narrative.
💰 4️⃣ “20,000 forints + gas money” – a fairy tale disguised as realism
The specific amount is a psychological trick:
“small money” → sounds believable
no payment method
no source
no contract
no witnesses
👉 This is the false logic of “detail = truth.”
👪 5️⃣ “The daughter and the son-in-law” – emotional desecration
One of the most severe manipulation techniques:
involving family members
a dark abduction scenario
“we don’t know what would have happened…”
👉 This is a fear fantasy, not an event description.
🧠 6️⃣ “A red line” – the moral panic button
The text claims:
“We’ve never seen anything like this in politics.”
This is objectively false — but that’s not the point.
Brussels wants to cut Hungarian pensions so badly that it even finances events for left-wing organizations where they openly talk about it. 😅 That’s exactly why, if TISZA were to come to power, they would immediately abolish the 13th and 14th month pensions.
👉 Now Péter Mihályi, a former MSZP deputy state secretary, has openly said that the 13th and 14th month pensions should be abolished “immediately.” According to him, the money could be spent better elsewhere — I have a pretty good guess that he would rather give it to migrants or to Ukraine.
🤝 For us, however, seniors matter. We respect them, because they worked their entire lives — in February, the 13th month pension is arriving, along with the first installment of the 14th month pension. That’s why Fidesz is the safe choice.
The 13th month pension is arriving now, along with the first part of the 14th month — but will it arrive next year as well? Well, if we can say “no” to Brussels, then it certainly will.
The problem is that I’ve just seen a short clip in which a former MSZP deputy state secretary, together with another expert linked to Péter Magyar — András Simonovics — spoke at a conference, a clearly pro-Republican event. Their message was clear: the 13th and the 14th month pensions must be abolished.
So if anyone still has doubts about what the TISZA Party would do, they should simply do what Péter Magyar says: listen to the TISZA experts. Listen to how they argue, one after another, for phasing out “Women 40,” and for abolishing the 13th and 14th month pensions. According to them, the money could be spent better elsewhere.
I don’t know what exactly they have in mind — perhaps migrants should receive more social benefits, or maybe the money should be sent to Ukraine. In any case, we have a pretty clear idea of what’s going on in the minds of TISZA’s experts.
We, on the other hand, say that pensions must be protected. Pensioners have worked their whole lives, and they deserve secure, predictable years in retirement.
🧠 1️⃣ A non-existent decision presented as a fait accompli
“Brussels wants to cut Hungarian pensions so badly…”
❌ There is no such decision. There is no:
EU resolution
legislation
obligation
concrete institutional proposal
👉 This is the technique of presenting an assumption as a fact. It is spoken about as if it were already decided, when in reality it is nothing more than rhetorical scare-mongering.
The Tisza Party is a hate cult! They beat anyone bloody who dares to oppose them!
I skimmed the news, and it looks like I’m actually pretty moderate compared to this dog-poop and porn-site type of harassment. Because now the narrative is already that they beat their political opponents bloody.
A hate cult.
Luckily, after April 12 we won’t have to deal with them anymore.