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Péter Magyar will let Ukraine into the European Union!
This is how they are calculating both in Kyiv and in Brussels. This is what we must prevent!

So this is checkmate. Five points have appeared on Politico outlining how Ukraine could be brought into the European Union as early as 2027. And the third point is this: Viktor Orbán must be removed, and Péter Magyar must be put in his place, because he will not be able to say no to Brussels.

So anyone who wants Ukraine to join the European Union from 2027 onward, wants substandard food to flood in here and our money to be sent elsewhere, should vote for TISZA and for Péter Magyar.

🔴 1️⃣ “This is how they calculate in Kyiv and Brussels” – constructing an invisible conspiracy

Technique: conspiracy framing + unnamed actors

“This is how they calculate in Kyiv and Brussels as well.”

❌ There is no:

name
document
quote
date

📌 The trick:
“Kyiv” and “Brussels” here are not places, but enemy symbols.
What lands in the audience’s mind is this:

“They’ve already decided it up there, against us.”

👉 This is not information, but manufactured distrust.

🔴 2️⃣ “We must stop this!” – urgency + savior narrative

Technique: emergency framing + savior framing

This immediately implants:

the danger is already here
there is no time to think
only “we” can stop it

📌 Questions that are missing:

who decides this legally?
what EU procedure is involved?
when?
under what conditions?

👉 Urgency shuts down rational thinking.

🔴 3️⃣ “Politico published the five points” – fake credibility

Technique: authority laundering

Dropping a media outlet’s name without a concrete reference.
The listener will not check it.

📌 Classic trick:

“A newspaper wrote it” = “it must be true”

👉 The media here is not evidence, just scenery.

🔴 4️⃣ “The third point: Orbán must be overthrown” – logical nonsense

Technique: false causality + personalized enemy

An EU accession process is linked to a domestic Hungarian political power change.

❌ Reality:

EU accession ≠ the decision of a single prime minister
there is no “point” where replacing a leader appears

👉 This is not analysis, but a political thriller script.

🔴 5️⃣ “Péter Magyar cannot say no” – character assassination without evidence

Technique: assertion without evidence

❌ There is no:

quote
vote
statement
concrete decision

📌 The goal:
not to debate him,
but to portray him as unfit.

🔴 6️⃣ “Low-quality food, our money going there” – fear bundle

Technique: fear stacking + loss aversion

In a single sentence:

food safety
financial loss
identity threat

❌ No data, no numbers, no mechanism.

👉 The audience does not evaluate — it fears.

🔴 7️⃣ “If you want this, vote for them” – moral blackmail

Technique: moral blackmail + false dilemma

It sets up:

either you’re with us
or against Hungary

❌ No third option
❌ No nuance
❌ No debate

👉 This is sectarian logic, not democratic reasoning.

🎯 SUMMARY – WHAT IS THE REAL GOAL?

This text is not about Ukraine, but about:

tying a domestic political opponent to an external enemy
portraying the election as an existential war
placing emotion above facts

It does not ask:

“What is the best solution?”

Instead, it suggests:

“If you don’t vote for us, you put the country in danger.”

new war … IMF back.. aaaaaaaa

The Tisza Party would bring the IMF back!
The austerity measures we knew from before 2010 would return. Dangerous!

Balázs, sorry, but now is it IMF or I.M.F.? I always said “IMF” on the news, but many people refer to the Monetary Fund as “I.M.F.” Since it’s come up again.

Yeah, I saw it — the Tisza people want to invite them back.
Austerity, tax increases, pension cuts — no thanks, we don’t want any of that.

🔴 1️⃣ “Tisza would bring back the IMF”

Technique: ghost enemy + historical fear trigger
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is being resurrected here as a bogeyman.

❌ There is no:

decision,
negotiation,
agreement,
quote,
date.

👉 This is not a fact, but fear-mongering built on a memory image:
“pre-2010 → austerity → it’s coming back now.”

🔴 2️⃣ “IMF or IMFs?”

This part alone is revealing.

IMF = International Monetary Fund
IMFs = a slip of the tongue / folksy pluralization

👉 When someone can’t even use the name consistently, yet predicts an apocalypse, that’s not a professional claim — it’s role-playing with a TV-news voice.

🔴 3️⃣ Austerity → tax hikes → pension cuts

Technique: fear stacking
Three fears in one breath, with no causal link.

❌ What’s missing:

which program?
which clause?
whose statement?
what calculation?

👉 This isn’t analysis; it’s an emotional domino effect.

🔴 4️⃣ “A new enemy is needed”

This is the key.
When the old enemies (migration, war, Brussels) wear out, a retro super-villain is needed.

📦 The IMF is perfect for this:

old,
vague,
bad memories for many,
can’t talk back.

balazska cant stop

TISZA candidates are running away! They are not allowed to talk about what they are preparing for regarding the war, Ukraine, austerity measures, and utility price hikes. If they spoke about it, they would expose themselves!

Now that there are only two weeks left until the collection of nomination signatures—that is, until the official start of the campaign—I’m sending one more email to Anna Müller, Brussels-linked and the TISZA Party’s North Pest candidate, asking what she thinks about the truly important issues: the war, migration, austerity measures—and what exactly she is seeking authorization for from the voters of North Pest.

Maybe Anna Müller will come to a debate.
Will she answer the truly important questions?
The email is on its way.

🔴 1️⃣ “Balazska is doing propaganda” – pre-emptive labeling

Technique: pre-framing / delegitimization

With the very first phrase, it is decided that this is:

not a debate,
not a question,
but an accusation.

👉 In the reader’s mind, the conclusion is closed in advance:

“The other side is lying, manipulating.”

This is not proof — it’s a psychological starting pistol.

🔴 2️⃣ A fear bundle in a single sentence

Technique: fear stacking

In one breath:

war
Ukraine
austerity
utility price hikes

📌 These are not one issue, but emotional trigger words, reflexively linked together:

“If they come → trouble follows.”

There is no causal chain — only associative shock.

🔴 3️⃣ “If they spoke, they would be exposed” – accusation without evidence

Technique: claim of hidden guilt

❌ There is no:

quote
prior statement
concrete contradiction

👉 The implied message:

“They are silent because they are guilty.”

This is a self-sealing claim:
if they respond → their words can be twisted
if they don’t respond → “they’re exposed”

🔴 4️⃣ Emphasizing campaign timing

Technique: urgency framing

“there are only two weeks left…”

This is not information, but pressure:

you must decide now
there is no time to think
there is no room for nuance

📌 Fear + urgency together kill critical thinking.

🔴 5️⃣ A pseudo-invitation to debate

Technique: performative openness

“maybe she’ll come to a debate”

In reality:

no neutral moderation
no agreed conditions
no clearly defined topics

👉 This is not a debate, but:

“Come so we can use you.”

🔴 6️⃣ Personalized pressure

Technique: personalization + preparation for public shaming

The recipient of the email:
Müller Anna

The narrative is prepared in advance:

if she doesn’t reply → “she’s silent”
if she replies → “the voice of Brussels”
if she debates → cherry-picked quotes

📌 This is not asking questions — it is setting a trap.

🧩 THE BIG PICTURE — WHAT IS THIS REALLY?

This is a campaign tool, not communication.

Its goal is:

not to get answers,
but to manufacture a narrative:

“We asked — they didn’t dare to respond.”

“Sending the email” is not an event; it is a content-production trigger.

balazska and propaganda

We must prevent Hungary from being dragged into the war and from Hungarian families’ money being sent to Ukraine!!

Behind me are the Fidesz volunteers in Budapest, who over the next 62 days will do everything they can to ensure that Viktor Orbán continues as Prime Minister, that our money is not sent to Ukraine, that Hungary is not pushed into the war, and that energy prices do not skyrocket — and we will get it done.

🔴 1️⃣ “It must be prevented” – the threatened hero narrative

Technique: emergency framing + savior framing

“It must be prevented that Hungary is dragged into the war…”

📌 Implicit claims:

Someone is already dragging Hungary into the war
The threat is concrete and imminent
Only they can stop it

❌ Missing:

who is dragging Hungary in?
how?
through which decision?
when?

👉 This is not a fact, but a simulated emergency, designed to shut down critical thinking.

🔴 2️⃣ “They are sending Hungarian families’ money to Ukraine” – ownership + loss framing

Technique: ownership framing + loss aversion

“the money of Hungarian families”

📌 The trick:

State / EU funds are reframed as personal property
It’s not about the budget anymore, but about “your money”

❌ There is no:

budget line
amount
legal mechanism
identifiable decision-maker

👉 The goal is anger + fear, not understanding.

🔴 3️⃣ “Behind me are the Fidesz Budapest volunteers” – collective legitimization

Technique: bandwagon effect + authority by numbers

📌 Message conveyed:

“I’m not speaking alone”
“There are many of us”
“This is the majority position”

❗ The size, status, and mandate are not verifiable.

👉 Pure psychological pressure: “if you disagree, you’re in the minority.”

🔴 4️⃣ “62 days” – countdown mobilization

Technique: countdown pressure

📌 Effect:

creates urgency
eliminates nuance
generates a “now or never” feeling

👉 Time pressure is the enemy of rational thinking.

🔴 5️⃣ “Orbán Viktor must remain Prime Minister” – leader = country

Technique: leader conflation

📌 Implied message:

Orbán Viktor = Hungary
anyone who does not support him is acting against the country

👉 This is not a political argument, but an identity swap.

🔴 6️⃣ Three fears in one sentence – fear stacking

Technique: multi-threat compression

war
loss of money
exploding energy prices

📌 The trick:

no evidence
no causal link
but together they emotionally overload

👉 The brain doesn’t analyze — it escapes toward a “safe anchor.”

🧩 SUMMARY – WHAT IS THIS REALLY?

This message does not inform. It:

manufactures fear,
implies an enemy,
offers a savior,
and excludes all alternatives.

👉 It does not ask: what is true
👉 It suggests: “if you’re not with us, something bad will happen.”

balazska

In Kaposvár, the Fidesz candidate is confidently in the lead! Go, Attila Gelencsér 🇭🇺👍

Sorry, Tisza supporters—am I the one bringing the bad news again? As if yesterday’s Balmazújváros defeat wasn’t enough, a fresh poll from Kaposvár has just come out. I’ll drop the link.

The lead is huge. Gelencsér Attila, the Fidesz–KDNP candidate, is miles ahead of the Tisza candidate.

And there will be a few more like this.

🔴 4️⃣ Balmazújváros → Kaposvár – false generalization

Technique: false extrapolation + narrative chaining

Two local events are linked together:

Balmazújváros
Kaposvár

📌 From this, a national trend is implied:

“There will be a few more like this.”

This is not analysis — it is a pre-manufactured narrative.

🔴 5️⃣ “There will be more like this” – inevitability framing

Technique: inevitability framing

He doesn’t say might, he says will.
This psychologically closes the future.

👉 Effect:

passivity on one side
euphoria on the other

🔴 6️⃣ Person + party + flag – identity fusion

Technique: identity fusion

Gelencsér Attila
Fidesz–KDNP
🇭🇺 emoji

📌 Not program, not performance, but:

“if you’re Hungarian, you belong here.”

🧩 THE REAL FUNCTION — SUMMARY

This message does not inform. It:

normalizes victory
demoralizes the opponent
ridicules doubt
pre-writes the April narrative

🎯 IMPORTANT: WHAT IS COMPLETELY MISSING?

❌ concrete numbers
❌ source
❌ methodology
❌ comparison with earlier measurements

📌 What remains: emotion management.

balazska

The Tisza supporters want to take away the 13th and 14th month pensions!
Let’s have no doubts about it: if they came to power, they would take them away immediately.

I received a Messenger message about pensions at just the right time, because the February pension arrives on the 12th, and on the 13th the 13th-month and 14th-month pensions are paid. And the question — the Tisza-style question — is why there is any need for a 13th and 14th month pension at all; that it’s all just propaganda, handouts, financed by loans, and so on.

So let’s look once again at what the situation with pensions actually is.

When Viktor Orbán began governing, he reached an agreement with pensioners that every year pensions would increase by at least enough to preserve their purchasing power — meaning that the value of the pension, what it is worth in shops, would not decrease.

On top of that, because the Hungarian economy was performing well, the 13th-month pension was introduced, which amounts to an annual increase of about 8%. And on top of that, the 14th-month pension is now being introduced in several steps, which overall represents another roughly 8% increase.

So that is why, dear Tisza questioner, the 13th and 14th month pensions exist: to make life easier for pensioners.
It’s that simple.

🔴 1️⃣ “They want to take away the 13th and 14th month pensions” – fear-mongering without evidence

Technique: fear framing + future threat

❌ There is no:

draft legislation
policy proposal
official statement
concrete quotation

📌 This is not a fact, but a panic-inducing claim, deliberately timed to payments:

February 12 – regular monthly pension
February 13 – extra pension transfers

👉 Intended psychological effect:

“You just received it → tomorrow it will be taken away → vote correctly.”

🔴 2️⃣ “I received a Messenger message” – fake grassroots validation

Technique: anonymous source + folksy framing

A classic trick:

“I’m not the one saying it”
“I’m just passing it on”
“a pensioner asked the question”

📌 In reality:
👉 a controlled narrative, not a spontaneous question.

🔴 3️⃣ False dilemma: “propaganda or goodwill”

Technique: false dichotomy

The question is deliberately distorted:

either we give
or they take away

❌ What is left out:

the scale of inflation
loss of real value
EU-record food inflation
the real purchasing power of pensions

📌 “An easier life” is asserted, not proven.

🔴 4️⃣ Numbers trick: “8% + 8% = a gift”

Technique: numerical framing

👉 What is not mentioned:

the 13th month pension is not a bonus, but a partial restoration of a previously taken benefit
the 14th month pension is not a legal guarantee
inflation has erased these “increases” in many years

📌 Nominal ≠ real value

🔴 5️⃣ “We made an agreement with pensioners” – retroactive myth-building

Technique: moral contract myth

This so-called “agreement” is:

not a contract
not a constitutional guarantee
not an enforceable right

👉 Purely a communication device:

“Anyone who criticizes this violates the moral order.”

🔴 6️⃣ A pre-manufactured enemy: “the Tisza supporter asking the question”

Technique: scapegoating + delegitimization

The “questioner”:

is not a real person
cannot be quoted
cannot be verified

📌 Function:
👉 stigmatizing doubt itself.

🎯 SUMMARY – WHAT IS THE REAL MESSAGE?

Not this:

“Pensioners’ lives have improved.”

But this:

“If you don’t vote for us, what you have now will be taken away.”

This is:

not pension policy
not economic reasoning
but an electoral fear-engineering technique.

If you want, I can also:

tighten this into a short international policy brief
adapt it for media fact-checking
or cut it down to a shareable social-media format

Just say the word.

balazska propaganda

The Tisza supporters want to take away the 13th and 14th month pensions!
Let’s have no doubts about it: if they came to power, they would take them away immediately.

So let’s look once again at what the situation with pensions actually is.

So that is why, dear Tisza questioner, the 13th and 14th month pensions exist: to make life easier for pensioners.
It’s that simple.

🔴 1️⃣ „El akarják venni a 13. és 14. havi nyugdíjat” – bizonyítás nélküli félelemkeltés

Technika: fear framing + future threat

❌ Nincs:

törvényjavaslat
programpont
nyilatkozat
konkrét idézet

📌 Ez nem tény, hanem riasztó állítás, időzítve:

február 12. – havi nyugdíj
február 13. – extra utalások

👉 Tudatos pszichológiai hatás:

„Most kaptad meg → holnap elveszik → szavazz jól.”

🔴 2️⃣ „Kaptam egy messenger üzenetet” – ál-népi hitelesítés

Technika: anonymous source + folksy framing

Ez klasszikus trükk:

„nem én mondom”
„csak továbbítom”
„egy nyugdíjas kérdezte”

📌 Valójában:
👉 kontrollált narratíva, nem spontán kérdés.

🔴 3️⃣ Hamis dilemma: „propaganda vagy jóindulat”

Technika: false dichotomy

A kérdés szándékosan eltorzítva:

vagy mi adunk
vagy ők elveszik

❌ Kimarad:

infláció mértéke
reálérték-csökkenés
EU-rekorder élelmiszer-infláció
nyugdíjak vásárlóereje

📌 A „könnyebb élet” nem igazolva, csak kijelentve.

🔴 4️⃣ Számtrükk: „8% + 8% = ajándék”

Technika: numerical framing

👉 Amit nem mond el:

a 13. havi nem plusz, hanem korábban elvett juttatás részleges visszaadása
a 14. havi nem jogszabályi garancia
infláció sok évben megette ezt az „emelést”

📌 Nominal ≠ reálérték

🔴 5️⃣ „Megállapodtunk a nyugdíjasokkal” – utólagos mítoszgyártás

Technika: moral contract myth

A „megállapodás”:

nem szerződés
nem alkotmányos garancia
nem visszakérhető jog

👉 Csak kommunikációs fogás:

„Aki kritizál, az megszegi az erkölcsi rendet.”

🔴 6️⃣ Előre gyártott ellenség: „tiszás kérdező”

Technika: scapegoating + delegitimization

A kérdező:

nem egy személy
nem idézhető
nem ellenőrizhető

📌 Funkció:
👉 a kételkedés megbélyegzése

🎯 ÖSSZEFOGLALVA – MI A VALÓDI ÜZENET?

Nem az, hogy:

„javult a nyugdíjasok élete”

Hanem ez:

„Ha nem ránk szavazol, elveszik, amid most van.”

Ez:

nem nyugdíjpolitika
nem gazdasági érvelés
hanem választási félelemtechnika

balazska

Could it be that Tisza is not leading by 16%?? 🤡😂
A Fidesz tour de force in Balmazújváros!
Even though the pro-Tisza press was getting very ready ✌️

“Balma is the new city,” everyone should be saying — Fidesz won a by-election there yesterday in a district where a Fidesz candidate last managed to win back in 2014.

So maybe Tisza isn’t leading by 16% after all?
Maybe Péter Magyar is lying about this too — just like on taxes, pensions, the war, and migration?

Could be.

🔴 1️⃣ False conclusion drawn from an irrelevant event

“Fidesz triumph in Balmazújváros”

👉 The problem is:
the Tisza Party DID NOT RUN in that by-election.

📌 If someone does not run:

they do not win
they do not lose
they cannot be measured

Therefore, this result cannot be used to draw conclusions about nationwide support or to refute a supposed “16% lead.”

🔴 2️⃣ Strawman + mockery framing

“Could it be that Tisza isn’t leading by 16%?? 🤡😂”

Technique: mockery framing + strawman

no poll is cited
no indication of who, where, or when measured it
it simply mocks a claim that is neither proven nor disproven

📌 This is not an argument, but psychological pressure:

“If you think this, you’re ridiculous.”

🔴 3️⃣ Local victory → national narrative

“Fidesz won in a district where it last won in 2014”

This may be news in itself, but:

❌ not a national election
❌ not a party-list vote
❌ not a Tisza–Fidesz comparison

📌 Projecting a local by-election result onto national power relations = deliberate distortion.

🔴 4️⃣ Character assassination without evidence

“Magyar Péter is lying again… about taxes, pensions, war, migration”

Technique: character assassination + issue stacking

not a single concrete quote
no rebuttal
no source

📌 The goal is not truth, but association:

“If he’s lying about this, he’s lying about everything.”

What is REALLY happening?

This message is not about Tisza at all. It is about:

✅ reassuring one’s own camp
✅ maintaining the feeling of “we won”
✅ suppressing uncertainty through mockery

📌 Classic internal propaganda:
it is not meant to convince skeptics, but to keep supporters in line.

The truth in one sentence

It boasts about the result of an election in which the opponent did not even run—and then draws nationwide conclusions from it.

This is not analysis.
This is not debate.
This is a communication trick.

balazska wakup

The Fidesz victory on Sunday shocked the Tisza supporters. What will happen to them in April??? 😱 Get well soon! 🤷‍♂️

This country is hopeless and lost, there are so many sheep in Hungary. The Tisza bubble is spinning very, very fast; they really can’t understand what happened after yesterday’s Fidesz victory in Balmazújváros and the news about Tisza’s Zakó.

That’s when I realize that I’m living in a bubble too—could it be that we’re being fooled? asks a sobering-up Tisza supporter.

Unfortunately, rural people aren’t very smart. Congrats to your rough mothers, people of Balmazújváros—this is the usual Tisza-style level of hatred.

And finally, no problem, according to most opinion polls the opposition won again—that’s enough for us, indeed it is, and it’s better for Hungary this way too.

Get well soon to all Tisza supporters!

🔴 1️⃣ “There was no Tisza candidate” – post-hoc reframing

Technique: framing + damage control

Balázska presents himself as if he were:

an outsider,
merely an “observer,”
not personally involved.

📌 In reality:
This is post-hoc narrative salvage. The goal is:

“This wasn’t a political defeat — it was the other side’s mistake.”

🔴 2️⃣ “It shocked the Tisza supporters” – collective psychologizing

Technique: mind-reading + group stereotyping

❌ There is:

no specific person,
no quotation,
no concrete reaction,
no verifiable data.

📌 Claim: “they are shocked”
📌 Reality: this is his assertion about them — not their own words.

👉 Message to the audience:

“Don’t listen to them — they’ve already collapsed.”

🔴 3️⃣ Pseudo self-criticism: “Maybe I live in a bubble?”

Technique: false introspection / performative doubt

This is not genuine self-reflection, but a dramaturgical trick:

he asks a question,
immediately answers it for them,
then returns to mockery.

📌 The question doesn’t open thinking — it shuts it down.

🔴 4️⃣ “Rural people aren’t very smart”

Technique: dehumanization + elitism

This is open contempt:

“sheep”
“not very smart”
“a hopeless country”

📌 This is not a political opinion, but:

the stigmatization of a social group.

👉 Classic inciting rhetoric, just wrapped in a “jokey” tone.

🔴 5️⃣ “This is the usual Tisza hatred” – projection

Technique: projection

The text:

insults,
mocks,
talks down,
labels collectively,

then concludes by declaring:

“this is the level of Tisza hatred.”

📌 He accuses the other side of exactly what he himself is doing.

🔴 6️⃣ Opinion polls as a psychological sedative

Technique: cherry-picking + consolation framing

“Most opinion polls were won by the opposition again.”

📌 Function:

relativizing failure,
calming supporters,
shifting perception of reality.

👉 “It doesn’t matter that it didn’t work out this time — emotionally, we won.”

🎯 OVERALL PICTURE

This text simultaneously:

mocks,
stigmatizes,
sows doubt,
excuses its own side,
collectively demeans,
while posing as a victim.

💡 And most importantly:
Balázska is not speaking as a Tisza supporter, but as a propagandist, pushing a narrative from behind the pose of:

“I’m just observing.”

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.