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.
We opened the red mailbox! Here are the messages, uncensored! We’re putting North Pest into motion.
I’m Balázs Németh — my face is shining with grease. Thank you, that was a really useful message. Now let’s see the first week’s harvest, what kinds of messages came into the red mailbox. Of course, the gloves are justified — rubber gloves — because in the first days the Tisza supporters surprised us with dog excrement.
“Dear Balázs Németh, as a resident of Újpalota, I really miss the swimming pool.”
“Dear Balázs, replacing the old No. 69 tram is the most important task.”
Here they’re mentioning my mother — this is disgusting.
“Get the hell out of public life, you disgusting, stinking peasant.”
Of course, we thank everyone who sent sensible and useful messages. It seems many people did.
Go Fidesz, go Balázs Németh! We must finally sweep away this useless left-wing district leadership. We’re on it!
“We opened the red mailbox! Here are the messages, uncensored!”
This is a self-authenticating trick:
👉 Whoever controls the box controls reality.
“The Tisza supporters surprised us with dog excrement.”
This is not information, but moral contamination:
👉 Classic dehumanization, designed to shut down debate instantly.
The dramaturgy of the scene:
“Go Fidesz, go Balázs Németh!”
👉 The implied message:
This is false proportional framing.
“We thank everyone who sent sensible and useful messages.”
He is portrayed as:
Others are framed as:
👉 This is a performance of moral superiority.
“This useless left-wing district leadership must be removed once and for all.”
This is no longer an opinion, but political violence language:
Because:
This is not participation — it’s theater.
This scene is:
👉 It is a one-man propaganda ritual, where the same person is simultaneously:
Let’s be patient with the Tisza supporters! These are not easy days for them. A lot of positive measures are coming into force in February.
It may sound strange coming from me, but I ask everyone to be patient with the Tisza supporters.
These are not easy days for them.
It’s February, and increased wages are coming.
Families with children will benefit, as the increase in the tax allowance for children comes into effect.
Mothers under the age of 40 with two children will no longer pay personal income tax.
Then, a few days later, the 13th-month pension arrives, along with the first installment of the 14th-month pension.
So these are difficult days for those who say that everything is bad in Hungary.
It’s not bad at all.
In Europe, the war is blocking the economy.
We know this, we see it.
But despite this, we are not giving up our most important goals at home.
1️⃣ “Let’s be patient with the TISZA supporters” – pseudo-empathy + moral superiority
This is not genuine empathy, but a favor dispensed from a position of superiority.
👉 Message: anyone who criticizes is really just jealous and in a bad mood.
2️⃣ “They’re not having easy days” – psychologizing the opponent
He does not engage with their arguments, but labels their emotional state.
👉 This is infantilization: not political opponents, but “misbehaving children.”
3️⃣ Listing February measures – a reward list used as a weapon
The list is not analysis, but conditioning:
👉 Psychological function:
“If you criticize now, you are ungrateful.”
⚠️ Important omissions:
4️⃣ “These are hard days for those who say everything is bad” – false dichotomy
This is a thought-terminating trap:
👉 The critical middle ground disappears, where:
5️⃣ “Not bad at all” – declarative tone without evidence
This is an authoritarian linguistic gesture.
No argument → a declaration.
No proof → closure.
👉 Message:
“The reality is not up for debate. We define it.”
6️⃣ “In Europe, the war is blocking the economy” – shifting responsibility outward
A classic double technique:
👉 This allows one to be simultaneously:
7️⃣ “We will not give up our goals” – mission rhetoric as closure
This sentence contains no measurable objective.
👉 Only an identity message:
“We endure. Anyone who questions us is weakening the cause.”
🧠 Overall picture – what is this as a whole?
This is not information, but:
📌 In short:
Those who are dissatisfied are bad people.
Those who ask questions are ungrateful.
Those who would debate are already “having hard days.”
The attacks by the Tisza supporters continue! This is their world: chaos, destruction, and agitation!
Situation report from the Tisza kindergarten: over the past day alone, political attacks have continued. On Sunday evening, for example, they sent nearly 3,000 fake followers to my Instagram account. My email address was registered yet again on adult websites. Then they registered me as a supporter of the Tisza Party, the Democratic Coalition, and the Workers’ Party. And this is not being done by bots—real people are doing it—because in the case of the Workers’ Party, the completed registration form was sent back, with “place of birth: Lipótmező,” “permanent address: Karmelita,” stating that I wish to become a member of the Workers’ Party and also support it financially.
And the Tisza lunatics came up with another new joke. In my name, they ordered books worth tens of thousands of forints, listing the delivery address as the Fidesz office in Budapest’s 15th district. I wish everyone continued enjoyment until April 12; from the 13th onward, the world will be set right again—the idiots will go among the idiots, and those whose task it is will continue to run the country.
The very first sentence shuts down thinking.
👉 Frame: “they are attacking, I am the victim”
This is a classic moral-high-ground opening.
“This is their world: chaos, destruction, incitement”
This is not a description, but labeling.
👉 Function: emotional short-circuiting.
The reader is not meant to ask questions.
“Situation report from the Tisza kindergarten”
This does two things at once:
👉 The speaker presents themselves as a law-and-order authority.
Instagram followers, email registrations, book orders:
👉 This is anecdote stacking, not proof.
This is a key sentence.
👉 Classic conspiracy logic:
“I know it because I feel it.”
“Place of birth: Lipótmező”
This goes particularly deep.
👉 This is dehumanization, not political debate.
“From April 13, the world will be restored”
This follows a quasi-religious logic:
👉 WE = order, power, legitimacy
👉 THEY = waste, to be removed
This is an authoritarian worldview, not a campaign message.
✔️ Enemy construction
✔️ Accumulation of unproven accusations
✔️ Mockery of mental illness
✔️ “We stay, they disappear” logic
👉 This is no longer defense, but psychological preparation:
We are doubling the number of red mailboxes. This week, we’re collecting development ideas in Rákospalota. Let’s go, North Pest!
The district-touring red mailbox has arrived in Rákospalota, right by Rákos Road. It will be here from Tuesday to Sunday, and I’m waiting for your development ideas and messages. Everyone in the area will receive a message card where you can write your thoughts for me, but you’re also welcome to drop in a note on your own paper.
I’ll collect the messages, organize them, and incorporate them into my representative program. With your help, together we’ll give North Pest new momentum. It’s going to be good!
“We are doubling the number of red mailboxes.”
This is not development policy, it’s prop management.
There is no mention of:
👉 The word “double” imitates action, while in reality it only moves objects around.
“We are waiting for development ideas.”
This is the appearance of participation, not its practice.
In reality:
👉 If there is success → “we did it together”
👉 If there is none → “there were no good ideas”
Responsibility is pushed onto the residents.
“Everyone will receive a message card.”
This is a strongly nostalgic, infantilizing gesture:
👉 The process is unaccountable:
This is not transparent participation — it’s a black box.
This sentence commits to nothing.
There is no:
👉 Its communicative function is simple:
“If it doesn’t happen, it’s not my fault.”
“Together we will bring momentum to North Pest. It will be good!”
This is the classic ending of motivational emptiness:
👉 The text delivers a feeling, not a decision.
This is not development policy, but:
The residents:
The politician:
This is not participation, but a performance of participation.
The mailbox is not decision-making — it’s a prop.
The 13th and 14th month pensions must be abolished!
That’s the message sent by the chief mastermind standing behind Magyar Péter: Ukraine needs the money!
Well then, Tisza supporters, this won’t be so easy for you.
The abolition of the 13th and 14th month pensions was announced last night by the chief strategist behind Magyar Péter.
We’ve been taken for a ride.
The money is needed for Ukraine.
“The 13th and 14th monthly pensions must be abolished!”
This is not an announcement, not a program, and not a decision.
There is no:
👉 Yet it is delivered in the indicative mood, as if it had already been decided.
This is a textbook case of assumption presented as fact.
“The chief mastermind behind Péter Magyar has sent the message”
This is a deliberately obscured figure:
👉 Its function is to:
This is the shadow puppeteer narrative.
“The money is needed for Ukraine!”
This is where the logical leap happens:
Pensions → Ukraine → Brussels → betrayal
There is no presentation of:
👉 Only an emotional short-circuit:
“What they take from you is given to foreigners.”
This is not information, but an emotional state:
👉 The listener does not evaluate — they identify with the victim role.
The 13th-month pension is:
👉 If you threaten this:
This is not debate — it is an alarm signal.
The name Péter Magyar appears not through a concrete claim, but through implied guilt:
👉 This way:
This is proxy character assassination.
This text does not inform. It:
But it does:
👉 This is not politics. This is a psychological operation.
Németh Balázs said in his Sunday Facebook video that two of his email addresses are publicly available online and were mass-registered on various websites.
According to Németh Balázs, his email address was registered on adult-content and betting websites.
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Did you see Magyar Péter’s performance?
Which one? The tear-jerker that starts with “my dear Fidesz compatriots”?
Yeah, that one. And?
I think it might earn him some votes.
In March, at the Oscars — in the Best Supporting Actor category.
In April? Definitely not.
