szandi…

Even people from Tisza are now fleeing from Péter Magyar. Well, well, well. More and more are leaving Tisza. They believed in them, worked for Péter Magyar, and then they ran. Why? Because they too realized that empty promises without substance will not lead to governing. Hungary deserves more than yet another real-life experiment, so never forget to look behind the scenes. Because…

Members of their own ranks are abandoning the sinking ship of Tisza one by one.
Most recently, Balázs Csercsa announced that he will not continue as head of the Tisza Party’s church affairs working group, because he does not agree with the party’s methods.

They cannot tolerate Péter Magyar’s aggressive style and the command-and-control system that prevails within Tisza.

Especially now, in times of danger, the country needs a strong and calm prime minister. That is why Viktor Orbán and Fidesz are the safe choice.

1️⃣ “They are fleeing” – manufacturing a panic narrative

“fleeing,” “sinking ship,” “abandoning it”

This is not a fact-based claim, but emotional framing.
No numbers, no proportions, no timeline — only dramatic verbs.

👉 Function:

  • to generate a sense of panic,
  • to destabilize undecided voters:
    “if others are leaving, I shouldn’t stay either.”

This is classic bandwagon manipulation, just in its negative form.


2️⃣ A single departure → systemic collapse

“Csercsa Balázs… will not continue”

From one personal decision, the narrative suddenly constructs:

  • a “command-and-control system,”
  • “aggressive leadership,”
  • a “disintegrating party.”

👉 This is unjustified generalization.
There is no:

  • internal documentation,
  • multiple independent sources,
  • structural evidence.

Only a narrative.


3️⃣ Character assassination without evidence

“Magyar Péter’s aggressive style”

This is labeling, not an argument.
No quotes, no concrete situations, no context.

👉 Purpose:

  • to provoke an emotional reaction,
  • to shift the debate from policies to personality.

4️⃣ Artificial crisis framing

“especially now, in these dangerous times”

Once again, nothing is specified:

  • what danger,
  • when,
  • from whom,
  • how it is measured.

👉 This creates a permanent state of alert:
if you are afraid → you don’t ask questions → you cling to the “familiar.”


5️⃣ False conclusion: “therefore Orbán Viktor”

At the end, there is no real conclusion — just a jump:

“Therefore, Orbán Viktor and Fidesz are the safe choice.”

❌ No logical chain
❌ No comparison
❌ No program

Only: fear → reflex

This is where the manipulation closes.


🧠 Short overall picture

This text:

  • does not inform,
  • does not analyze,
  • does not prove,

but instead sets a mood, so that:

  • the undecided stop thinking,
  • supporters feel reassured,
  • critics become exhausted.

alexandra…. and brussel… again…

Daniel Freund, the Hungary-hating German Green, was strongly rooting for Péter Márki-Zay and the DK four years ago. Now he is strongly rooting for Péter Magyar…

According to him, Kyiv would be very happy about a TISZA victory, and Brussels would also be more “able to act.”

Well, that is exactly why Fidesz is the safe choice!

Hungary does not need a government that is welcomed in Ukraine and Brussels, but one that defends the interests of the Hungarian people and opposes the war!

Daniel Freund says people in Ukraine would be very happy about a TISZA victory. I can believe that they would indeed be very happy about it in Ukraine. Daniel Freund also said that EU decisions could then be made much more efficiently. Of course—because the Hungarian government would no longer be there to block insane ideas like giving our money to Ukraine and going to war, getting dragged into a war.

So we understand Daniel Freund and his lobbying, but we continue to stand by the position that we must not give our money to Ukraine and must not be drawn into a war. That is precisely why Fidesz is the safe choice.

🎭 1️⃣ Creating an external enemy

“Hungary-hating German Green politician”

This is not information. It’s labeling.

👉 What does it do?

  • It doesn’t analyze what Daniel Freund says
  • It doesn’t debate his arguments
  • It turns him into an enemy figure

This is dehumanization + nationalist emotional triggering.

The subconscious message:

“He’s not someone to debate. He’s an enemy.”

Once that happens, his arguments feel suspicious before you even hear them.


🧠 2️⃣ Guilt by association

“Freund → Brussels → Kyiv → TISZA”

This is an emotional chain, not a logical one.

The trick:

  • It doesn’t explain what TISZA would actually do
  • It focuses on who would be happy about them

Psychologically this is stronger than argumentation.

The deep message:

“If they like it, it must be bad for you.”

This activates tribal thinking, not political reasoning.


⚠️ 3️⃣ False dilemma

“We need a government that defends Hungarians, not one that Brussels would be happy about.”

As if those two things can’t coexist.

In reality:

  • A country can represent its interests and be an EU member
  • Someone can be against war without blocking everything internationally

But the message simplifies the world:

🟢 Fidesz = peace + national interest
🔴 Others = war + Brussels

That’s emotional black-and-white framing.


🔥 4️⃣ Fear activation

Key phrases:

  • “dragged into war”
  • “our money to Ukraine”
  • “being pulled in”

This targets existential fear (security + money).

When fear is activated, the brain:

  • stops analyzing
  • stops questioning
  • switches to defense mode

And in defense mode, people choose the one who seems strong — not the one with better arguments.


🧩 5️⃣ What’s missing

There’s no mention of:

  • specific EU decisions
  • which funds
  • what mechanisms
  • what legal processes

Only emotions:
enemy, war, money, outside forces.

This is not information.
This is emotional steering.


🎯 The real goal

The goal isn’t understanding.

The goal is that you feel:

“Foreign forces want control, we’re in danger, only they can protect us.”

This builds protective loyalty, not political awareness.


🧠 Psychologically summarized

ToolEffect
Enemy imageShuts down rational debate
Guilt by associationNo need to prove anything
False dilemmaNarrows thinking
FearActivates survival brain
Lack of detailsPrevents verification

balazska…

Fidesz–Tisza: 51–41❗️
We’re heading into the final 11 weeks of the campaign with a 10-point lead ✌️

I feel a bit like Emmanuel Macron in Davos — not exactly healthy, but life doesn’t stop on Facebook.
What does help recovery is the pollster’s 51–41 measurement — and let no one forget, this is the very firm that, in 2022, nailed the expected election result most accurately in the final days of the campaign.

Fidesz–KDNP: 51, Tisza: 41, and according to them Mi Hazánk would also make it into parliament.

All in all, that’s a pretty good medicine for the flu.

🎭 This is not information — it’s mood-manufacturing

1️⃣ The number as an emotional weapon

“51–41 ❗️ 10% lead”

This is not data-sharing, but an emotional message:

👉 “Relax, we’re leading.”
👉 “If you’re with us, you’re on the winning side.”

This is the bandwagon effect (gravitating toward the winner).
Some people instinctively align themselves with whoever appears strong.

Function: a confidence boost for one’s own camp + demoralization of the opponent.


2️⃣ “This is the company that was the most accurate in 2022”

This is authoritative validation.

It doesn’t talk about the methodology of the current poll.
Not about the margin of error.
Not about the sample.

Just one message:

👉 “You can trust this.”

This preloads trust onto the number so you don’t start analyzing it.


3️⃣ The illness–recovery metaphor

“It’s a pretty good medicine for the flu.”

This is a very strong psychological trick.

Here, the number is no longer information, but an emotional painkiller.

👉 politics = emotional comfort
👉 opinion polls = mood-enhancing medication

The message to followers is:

“If you’re uncertain → look at the numbers → you can calm down.”

This is group-level emotional stabilization.


4️⃣ The Macron joke – relatability as a shield

“I’m like Macron in Davos…”

This is a casual I’m sick but still working pose.

Its function:

– makes the speaker appear human
– removes the sharp political edge
– “I’m just a guy with the flu”

This way, propaganda feels like a friendly chat — not a campaign message.


🧠 What does this do to you?

ElementEffect
51–41sense of security
“most accurate company”thinking switched off
“medicine”emotional reassurance
casual tonereduced resistance

This is not about persuasion — it’s about emotional calibration.


💡 The most important point

This is not about whether the poll is accurate.
It’s about this message:

“Don’t ask questions. Calm down. We’re leading.”

This is mood management, not public debate.

orban alexandra and brussel…. never stop…

Brussels expects Hungarians to pay for Ukraine’s operation, the costs of the war, and soaring energy prices — 1.4 million forints per family.

With the national petition, we say no to financing the war with Hungarian taxpayers’ money.
We say no to financing Ukraine’s operation from Hungarian taxpayers’ money for the next ten years.
And we also say no to higher household utility bills caused by the war.

We are living in an age of danger, and we are deciding our own future — Fidesz, the safe choice!

No, no, and no. Three noes indeed: through the National Petition we will say no to financing the war, no to financing Ukraine’s operation over the next ten years, and no to Hungarian families’ utility costs rising because of the war.
Tell us what you think about this as well.

balazska lying

Fidesz–Tisza: 51–41❗️
We’re heading into the final 11 weeks of the campaign with a 10-point lead ✌️

I feel a bit like Macron in Davos — not exactly healthy, but life doesn’t stop on Facebook. Still, for a social researcher, that 51–41 measurement definitely helps recovery. And let’s not forget: this is the very polling company that, in 2022, nailed the expected result most accurately in the final days before the election sprint.

Fidesz–KDNP 51, Tisza 41, and according to them even Mi Hazánk would make it into parliament.

All in all, that’s a pretty decent medicine for the flu.

🎭 This isn’t information — it’s mood manufacturing

1️⃣ The number as an emotional weapon

“51–41 ❗️ 10% lead”

This is not data sharing — it’s an emotional message:

👉 “Relax, we’re ahead.”
👉 “If you’re with us, you’re on the winning side.”

This is the bandwagon effect (pulling people toward the perceived winner).
Some people instinctively align with whoever looks strong.

Function: a confidence injection for supporters + demoralization of the opponent.


2️⃣ “This is the company that was the most accurate in ’22”

This is authority-based validation.

It doesn’t discuss the current methodology.
Not the margin of error.
Not the sample.

Just one message:

👉 “You can trust this.”

This is pre-loading trust onto the number so you don’t start analyzing it.


3️⃣ The illness–recovery metaphor

“This is quite a good medicine for the flu”

This is a very strong psychological trick.

The number is no longer information — it becomes an emotional painkiller.

👉 politics = emotional comfort
👉 polling = mood enhancer

The message to followers:

“If you feel uncertain → look at the numbers → calm down.”

This is group-level emotional stabilization.


4️⃣ The Macron joke — relatability as a shield

“I’m like Macron in Davos…”

This is the casual, sick, but still working pose.

Its function:

  • makes him seem human
  • softens the political edge
  • “I’m just a guy with the flu”

So propaganda starts to feel like a friendly chat, not a campaign message.


🧠 What does this do to you?

ElementEffect
51–41sense of safety
“most accurate company”turns off analysis
“medicine”emotional soothing
casual tonelowers resistance

This isn’t trying to convince you.
It’s trying to set your emotional state.


💡 The key point

This isn’t about whether the poll is true.

It’s about this message:

“Don’t question. Relax. We’re leading.”

This is mood management, not public debate.

orban propaganda and war war….

Thank you. Hi, hello! I’ll comment on the post! I usually do, because… I recommend that you watch the latest video as well. Yes? Alright, let’s take a look.

András writes that it simply doesn’t make sense: we are members of the European Union, Ukraine is not, so on what basis does it receive support at all? Those who are members, their issues should be resolved, because peace is better.

So András is questioning on what grounds we, the European member states, are giving Ukraine—especially a country at war—the money of European citizens. I think European citizens themselves would also be very interested in the answer to this question.

However, this answer never arrives from Brussels, because in Brussels, and in countries led in this Brussels-style way, they don’t like asking people what they actually want: whether they want migrants, whether they want to go to war, whether they want to give money to a war. Because then answers might be born like the one revealed recently in a survey—that European citizens do not support sending soldiers and weapons to Ukraine at all.

So I very much understand this argument.

🎭 What is really happening in this statement?

1️⃣ “We are the only ones” – false exceptionalism

“Viktor Orbán’s government is the only one in Europe…”

This is classic exceptionalism.
It doesn’t prove anything—it simply declares that we are better than everyone else.

👉 Its function:

  • to create moral superiority,
  • to pre-empt criticism (“if no one else does this, then they must be worse”).

2️⃣ “We asked the people” – façade democracy

The so-called “national petition” is not a referendum,
has no legal consequences,
and contains no verifiable, neutral questions.

👉 Rhetorical trick:

  • it labels a one-way political campaign as democracy,
  • while offering no real decision-making power.

This is emotional validation, not a rule-of-law mechanism.


3️⃣ “Brussels doesn’t ask” – straw man

“In Brussels they don’t like asking people.”

Here, “Brussels” is not an institution but an enemy figure.

👉 What this does:

  • it reduces a complex, multi-actor decision-making system to a single villain,
  • so there’s no need to explain data, treaties, or legal grounds.

4️⃣ The money-number magic: “800 + 700 billion”

There is no context:

  • over what time period,
  • from which sources,
  • under what legal framework,
  • whether it’s refundable,
  • whether it’s national or joint funding.

👉 The number is not information—it’s shock value.


5️⃣ “Golden toilets” – anger activation

“Flushing our future down golden toilets.”

This is visual rage-bait:

  • luxury = corruption,
  • Ukraine/Brussels = thieves,
  • you = the victim.

👉 At this point, there is no debate—only emotional mobilization.


6️⃣ Quoting a comment (“András”) – fake dialogue

A single comment is highlighted,
one that says exactly what the narrator wants.

👉 This is the theatre of “the people’s voice”:

  • no counterarguments,
  • no debate,
  • only reinforcement.

7️⃣ “According to surveys” – source-free validation

“It turned out that European citizens do not support…”

❗️ There is no:

  • research institute,
  • methodology,
  • date.

👉 This is an appeal to authority without data.


🧠 In summary – what is the REAL function?

This text is not about informing people about Ukraine, the EU, or money.

🎯 The real goal:

  • to deepen the us vs. them divide,
  • to trigger anger and fear,
  • to shut down critical thinking with the claim:
    “we asked the people, they didn’t.”

This is identity-reinforcing propaganda, not political debate.

szentkiralyi wake up

The stakes are rising, and more and more people are openly joining the election campaign — but after last week, everyone can see things clearly.

👉🏻 The Tisza Party first didn’t even dare to attend the vote on removing von der Leyen, and then this week they expanded their team with a Shell executive, who stated in his very first interview that if they come to power, utility price cuts will be over.

👉🏻 They also made another signing — straight from a Soros-affiliated organization and from alongside Gordon Bajnai. She is the woman who is deeply embedded with the Biden-style Democrats. From this point on, we can be certain that they would replace our current peace-oriented, sovereign public policy with Brussels’ pro-war madness.

❗️ And speaking of madness: Zelensky in Davos, and his foreign minister as well, have openly begun threatening Hungarians. They see that Hungarians are still unwilling to die for Ukraine or hand over all their money to Kyiv. They don’t like this at all, so they are using every possible means to topple the anti-war, national government and install a Brussels-aligned, Ukraine-friendly government to serve their interests.

Hungarians, however, will not let themselves be pushed around. The government is launching a national petition against the plans of Brussels and the Ukrainians, according to which every Hungarian family would have to give millions to Zelensky’s circle. We want no part of this — and we made that crystal clear on Saturday at yet another successful, sold-out anti-war rally.

If the images didn’t speak for themselves, the numbers certainly do: according to the polling firm that most accurately predicted the 2022 election, Fidesz is already leading Tisza by 10 percentage points. And according to a leaked internal Tisza poll, in Kaposvár the Fidesz candidate is leading by 15 percentage points — potentially matching the result from four years ago!

So things are taking shape: we are more numerous, we are stronger — but the bulk of the work is still ahead.

On April 12, Fidesz is the safe choice! 🧡💪🏻🇭🇺

🎭 What is really happening in this text?

1️⃣ “The stakes are rising” – an artificially created emergency

“the stakes are rising,” “everyone can now see clearly”

This is crisis framing.
It doesn’t provide data — it suggests:

👉 “you’re either with us or against us”
👉 “anyone who isn’t with us is dangerous”

This is the combination of time pressure + fear.


2️⃣ Guilt by association

“Shell executive” → end of utility price cuts
“Soros organization” → anti-national
Gordon Bajnai → demonized past
“Biden-style Democrats” → foreign power

👉 It never explains what the person did, said, or proposed.
👉 It only says: “they come from a bad place.”

This is not argumentation — it’s character assassination.


3️⃣ Projecting external enemies onto domestic politics

Ursula von der Leyen
Volodymyr Zelensky
“Brussels”
“the Ukrainians”
“pro-war madness”

👉 Classic siege mentality:

“They are attacking us → only we can protect you.”

Important:
❗ No concrete threat, no quotation, no decision is named.
There is no fact — only emotion.


4️⃣ Fear stacking

All poured into a single text:

war
death
loss of money
utility costs
foreign forces
betrayal
destruction

👉 At this point, the brain no longer verifies — it defends itself.

This is intentional.


5️⃣ The “national petition” – false participation

“the government launches a petition”

This is controlled release:

first, create fear,
then present the “only way out.”

👉 Not a real choice.
👉 Not a debate.
👉 A pre-selected answer.


6️⃣ Numbers as authority — without evidence

“according to the firm that predicted the election most accurately”
“according to a leaked internal poll”

📌 Missing:

company name
methodology
sample size
date

This is appeal to authority without data.
Here, numbers are not information — they are a calming drug for the in-group.


7️⃣ Closing: identity + loyalty

“we are more and more”
“we are getting stronger”
“the safe choice”

This is the final message:
👉 “Don’t think. Belong.”

The orange heart 💪🇭🇺 is not decoration — it is an emotional anchor.


🧠 Short summary – what are they doing to you?

❌ They are not informing
❌ They are not proving
❌ They are not debating

✅ They create fear
✅ They designate enemies
✅ They pre-write the “correct” answer

This is not politics.
This is psychological influence.

dezse cv….

I graduated from high school in 2017.
Since 2018, I’ve been working continuously—while attending university as well, for a while in a 20-hour position, then from 2020 onward in full-time employment without interruption.
For several years now, I’ve been working at two jobs simultaneously.

In addition, I have a husband, and we purchased our home together.

dezse and propaganda and math..

May God protect us from that so-called “expert government.”

As many of you may know, I am a young mother, almost 27 years old, with a two-year-old little boy. I own an apartment that I purchased with the help of a loan, I have several jobs, and I have many goals for the future that I want to achieve. I am a simple Hungarian citizen. No wealthy family background, no judicial connections, no circle of influential friends, no Rose Hill ties.

For me, one of the most important things is simply to be allowed to live — to have a government in Hungary that not only lets me live, but also gives me opportunities: so that if I am diligent, if I work, and if I have goals, I can actually achieve them.

It matters to me that a government does not restrict wherever it can, but instead creates opportunities for me to develop and move forward. That in small, everyday matters — such as utility bills or access to subsidized loans — it offers help, so that if I want to make use of those tools, I can, and through them I can progress in life.

At the same time, I also consider it extremely important that my child grows up in a safe country and is proud of where he comes from. Proud of his Hungarian identity, and proud to say that he is part of a country with more than a thousand years of history — and that one day he, too, can be a contributing member of this nation.

Now you might ask: why am I saying all of this?

Because it leads directly to the next point.

In the next video, András Schiffer speaks — and he is certainly not someone who could be accused of agreeing with Viktor Orbán, the right wing, or right-wing ideas on many issues. And yet, he sees certain situations very clearly. For example, that it is a terrible idea to place the fate of a country into the hands of people who know exactly how to organize a state to serve multinational corporations and foreign interests.

May God protect us from letting “expertise” rule the country.

I always say at moments like this that István Csurka once expressed a great truth: that “expertise” is an old Bolshevik trick. In reality, it is about disabling democratic decision-making — when we want to hand a country over to so-called experts and managers instead of the people.

🎭 1. The entry point: “a simple Hungarian mother” – credibility building

“I am a 27-year-old young mother… a simple Hungarian citizen…”

This is not a biography — it is a rhetorical shield.

What does it do?

It preemptively removes her from criticism.

“If you attack me, you attack a mother.”

The political claim is protected by emotional status.

This is the identification anchor:

“She is just like you. You are just like her.”


🧱 2. The classic “let me live” frame – the myth of negative freedom

“Don’t restrict me, create opportunities instead.”

It sounds good, but it is a false binary.

As if there were only two options:

🟢 “national government” = lets you live
🔴 “experts” = oppress you

In reality, every government restricts:

collects taxes,
regulates,
redistributes.

This is not about freedom — it is about loyalty:

“A good government is the one that supports me — as long as I don’t ask questions.”


3. Utilities + loans = reward framing

“utility bills, subsidized loans”

This is not public policy, but conditional security:

“We help you if you stay with us.”

Support is not presented as a right, but as a granted favor.

This is classic patronage logic:

“It’s not owed — we give it.”


🇭🇺 4. Child + nation = emotional sanctuary

“be proud of being Hungarian… a thousand-year-old country”

Here, argumentation ends.

Anyone who challenges it → “endangers the child’s future”
Anyone who asks questions → “is not patriotic enough”

This is a moral shield, not an argument.


🎓 5. Bringing in András Schiffer – borrowing authority

“You can’t accuse him of supporting Orbán, YET…”

This is the “even the opponent agrees” trick.

👉 András Schiffer appears here not as a thinker, but as a prop.

What matters is not what he actually says, but that:

“he’s not Fidesz,”
“therefore objective,”
“therefore believe him.”


🧠 6. “Expert government” as an enemy image

“It’s a damn bad idea to entrust a country to experts.”

This is the true core of the speech.

Here, “expert” does not mean competence —
it means foreign, elite, alien interest.

And this leads to the key sentence.


☠️ 7. The Csurka quote – the revealing moment

“Expertise is a cheap Bolshevik trick.”

👉 István Csurka

This is brutally important, because it is a slip.

What does it really mean?

Professional decision-making is dangerous.
Measurement, data, analysis are dangerous.
The questioning citizen is dangerous.

This is no longer governance — it is the disabling of democracy:

“Don’t think. Leave it to us.”


🎯 8. The REAL message (summarized)

This speech is not about:

motherhood,
utilities,
nation,
security.

It is about this:

🔒 Do not oversee decisions.
🧠 Do not demand expertise.
🗳️ Do not practice democracy.

Because:

those who understand → ask questions
those who ask questions → are dangerous

alexandra the math genius… idot

Since the so-called “Tisza tax package” he keeps talking about does not exist — something that even the court has stated is not true — the only reasonable response is that if this person ever gets a job, they should be dismissed immediately. Persistent lying is not an opinion; it is incompetence.

What is the problem with the Tisza-style progressive taxation?
Let’s talk in the language of numbers, because this plan affects the wallet of every working person in Budapest.

In Budapest, the average gross salary is roughly 200,000 forints higher than the national average. Meanwhile, plans are leaking from the Tisza camp about introducing progressive taxation above 416,000 forints. This means it’s not about taxing the wealthy — it’s about automatically putting the middle class, especially in Budapest, into the crosshairs.

The real question is very simple: where would they pay for their promises from?
In any society, there are two options. Either you create opportunities through work, education, and development, so everyone earns more — or you take money away from those who have already built an existence for themselves and redistribute it. Left-wing economists (who are now appearing one after another behind Tisza) believe the second path should be followed.

If you want to redistribute more money, you inevitably have to take it from someone. And that “someone” will not be a narrow elite, but the working, urban middle class — just as it always was under left-liberal governments.

Such a tax system would hurt everyone, but it would hurt most where wages are higher, where there is accumulated wealth, and where a stable life has already been built. If this is introduced, it will appear first in the districts of Budapest, because that’s where there is more to tax. Simple math.

And real-world experience shows that even if more is taken from those who have, those who have nothing gain nothing. That’s how it was before 2010 as well. Despite a 36% personal income tax rate, the minimum wage was 70,000 forints, and one million fewer Hungarians were able to work than today.

The real dilemma is whether we want to live in a work-based society, or in a system where the more you work, the more is taken away from you.

We believe in the first solution: creating opportunities, low taxes, guaranteeing independent prosperity for everyone, while at the same time providing strong support for families and housing.

That is why Fidesz is the safe choice.