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🚨 Yet another aggressive TISZA-aligned “comedian” joked about the deaths of the elderly and claimed that, in his view, war poses no real threat. How can anyone say something like this? Didn’t he have elderly relatives of his own? How can someone show such a lack of respect toward our parents and grandparents? And when it comes to war—does he really think all Hungarians are that stupid?

Does he seriously believe people don’t read the news, don’t see what is happening in Europe? That they don’t hear the statements of Ursula von der Leyen and Manfred Weber, saying that “we must be prepared for a war with Russia”? 👉 And of course, surely the remarks of the French and German chiefs of staff have also escaped everyone’s attention, just like the reintroduction of conscription across Europe…

You can deceive yourself and choose to ignore the danger—that’s unwise, but possible. But treating people as fools and trivializing a real threat is enormous irresponsibility. 🟠 Today, there is one person in Hungary who is capable of keeping us out of Europe’s war madness, and that person is Orbán Viktor. That is why Fidesz is the safe choice.

Now listen—this is what real TISZA “humor” looks like. Addressed to pensioners who, out of fear of war, are stocking up on medicines: “Don’t do it! Don’t worry about medicines! If there were a war, you’d die anyway. Now run along and play with your grandchildren while you still can… until the… boom! Nothing will happen—this is just what Orbán Viktor wants.”

So yes, we’ve reached the point where someone is envisioning and effectively wishing for the deaths of pensioners, saying that if there were a war, they would die anyway. In my view, this is a new low—beyond everything we’ve seen in this campaign so far. It’s utterly outrageous. And it’s just as outrageous that someone would relativize, to this extent, the danger that war represents today for Europe and for Hungary as well.

Does this person not read the news? Does he not hear what the British or French chiefs of staff are saying? Does he not hear what the Secretary General of NATO is saying? Honestly, does he think people are so stupid that we don’t read the news, that we don’t see what is happening in Europe?

There is one person in Hungary today whom we can truly trust to resist that Brussels-driven war hysteria and the pressure being placed on Hungary—and that person is Orbán Viktor.

🎯 Core Function (Real Objective)

The text is not:

• a discussion of the real risks of war,
• not a security policy analysis,
• not a contextual evaluation of media figures.

Instead, it is about:

• the moral demonization of TISZA (“joking about the death of the elderly”),
• creating moral panic (“threatening pensioners”),
• maximizing fear of war,
• constructing Viktor Orbán as the sole protector.

👉 The conclusion is not reached at the end, but is predefined:
“There is danger → everyone else is stupid or irresponsible → only Viktor Orbán can save us.”

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🧩 Main Propaganda Techniques

1️⃣ Moral Shock (moral outrage framing)

“joking about the death of the elderly”
“you would die anyway”

🔹 From a cherry-picked, exaggerated, or retold sentence
→ moral indictment
→ emotional short-circuit: no debate, only outrage.

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2️⃣ Fear Stacking (fear stacking)

Compressed into a single chain:

• war
• death of the elderly
• medicine shortages
• conscription
• military chiefs
• NATO
• Brussels

👉 The more threats stacked together → the less thinking remains.

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3️⃣ Authority Invocation Without Context

References to:

• Ursula von der Leyen
• Manfred Weber
• “British and French chiefs of staff”
• the NATO Secretary General

🔹 No quotes, no dates, no context
🔹 The goal is not to inform, but: “if they say it, be afraid.”

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4️⃣ False Dilemma

“We can deceive ourselves…
but there is one man who can protect us.”

👉 The choice is framed as:

• either you accept the narrative in fear,
• or you are irresponsible, stupid, and immoral.

There is no middle position.

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5️⃣ Savior Narrative (savior framing)

“There is one man in Hungary today…”

This is not a political statement, but:

• a creed,
• a leader-cult formula,
• placing the leader beyond criticism.

👉 If he is the only protection,
then any criticism becomes a threat.

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🧠 What Is This Text Actually Doing?

• It does not protect pensioners, it uses them to frighten others.
• It does not analyze war, it weaponizes fear.
• It does not debate, it delivers a verdict.
• It does not ask, it commands: be afraid and choose correctly.

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🔚 Short, Brutally Clear Conclusion

This is not outrage, but exploitation.
Fear of the elderly → a political tool.
War → a rhetorical club.
And at the end, a single name, like a religious closing formula:

Orbán Viktor

If you want, in the next step I can write the one single comment
that doesn’t shout, doesn’t insult,
but cognitively dismantles this narrative,
in a way that makes people not even want to reply—just swallow it.

As a mother, I know exactly how important it is what ends up on our families’ tables. That is precisely why I am outraged by what is happening in Brussels behind the backs of Hungarian farmers! 😡

The Mercosur agreement would flood our markets with cheap, unchecked South American products, destroying domestic producers and endangering the food security of Hungarian families.

On top of that, money taken away from Hungarian farmers would be sent to Ukraine. And where does the Tisza Party stand in all this? While Magyar Péter poses at home as a friend of farmers, in Brussels they are serving the very bosses who are pushing this anti-farmer pact.

You cannot pose on farmers’ tractors at home and then vote against farmers in Brussels at the same time! That is betrayal! ❌

Hungarian farmers know who they can count on. Fidesz is the only safe choice! 🇭🇺🧡

Good afternoon to everyone — except to those who serve Brussels so loyally and devotedly that they don’t even dare to enter the chamber for the vote on the motion of no confidence at the very beginning of the session.

👉 The host of the Jólvanezígy program, Ádám Fókuszcsoport—who was also fattened up by the previously “rolling dollars”—has sunk to a new low with his arrogant, condescending remarks.

Perhaps never before has someone insulted so many people at once. According to him, women, the elderly, and people living in the countryside are the ones who are—he used a far more obscene expression—“ruining” his future.

💸 Yet his future is hardly threatened by anyone, considering his net revenue of 284 million forints last year, earned right here in Budapest. After all, if we were dragged into a war, or if migrants were let in and he didn’t like it, he could simply pack up and fly away.

For most Hungarians, however, the stakes are much higher. They love their country, they envision their future here, they worry about their children—and they want no part of war, no part of migration. They simply want to live in a peaceful and secure country.

🟠 Their party is Fidesz. Thanks to them, we have a peace-oriented and national government—so even Ádám Nagy and his family can live their lives in peace and security, just like everyone else, including those who do not vote for us.

There is no place for hatred and incitement—nor for anyone to look down on Hungarian people in this way.

✅ In April, we will show how many of us there are, and with our votes we will once again guarantee Hungary’s peaceful, secure, and developing future—even for those who would irresponsibly throw all of this in the trash.

Unfortunately, I have to quote what was said: “Listen up, this is how I always see it. These three types of people—the women, those from the countryside, and the elderly—are the ones who f** up our future in April, so they should get themselves together. These three types of people are the ones who usually vote for Fidesz.”*

So thank you very much for this extraordinarily arrogant, patronizing, and disgusting comment—and for yet another successful election victory. Because it is precisely this extremely rude, contemptuous style that ends up winning elections for Fidesz parliamentary candidates in every single constituency.

So thank you for adding to that just now. And it is no coincidence: the very people you referred to in such a demeaning way are the ones who, in recent years, kept Hungary out of the madness caused by migration in Western Europe. These are the people who contributed to the fact that today we can live safely in Hungary—and that we have stayed out of the war so far.

Szentkirályi Alexandra
→ pro-government political communicator
→ role: emotional mobilization + enemy construction + loyalty reinforcement, not factual clarification

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🎯 Core Function (the real purpose)

The text is not about:

• media ethics,
• freedom of expression,
• or a nuanced interpretation of a controversial statement.

It is about:

1️⃣ manufacturing moral panic (“women, the elderly, rural people are being attacked”)
2️⃣ artificially opposing ‘elite’ vs. ‘the people’
3️⃣ dehumanizing the critic and excluding them morally
4️⃣ claiming monopoly over peace and security for Fidesz

👉 The conclusion is pre-written:
whoever criticizes → despises Hungarians → is dangerous → morally illegitimate

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🧩 Main Propaganda Techniques

1️⃣ Collective offense framing

“Perhaps no one has ever offended so many people at once.”

🔹 An individual statement is inflated into a collective attack
🔹 Emotional identification: “if you are a woman / elderly / rural → this was about you”
🔹 Real debate → identity injury

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2️⃣ Wealthy, mobile elite vs. ‘real Hungarians’ who stay

“284 million forints in net revenue… he could simply fly away”

🔹 Classic envy-based moral contrast
🔹 Financial success = moral disqualification
🔹 The critic “doesn’t suffer, therefore doesn’t count”

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3️⃣ War and migration as universal fear triggers

🔹 Criticism is automatically linked to:

• war
• migration
• the “madness” of Western Europe

👉 No evidence, only fear stacking

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4️⃣ Fidesz as the sole moral shield

“Their party is Fidesz.”

🔹 False dichotomy:

• Fidesz = peace, security, homeland
• everyone else = chaos, hatred, danger

🔹 Opposition voter → morally suspicious

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5️⃣ Patronizing cynicism (the final twist)

“even Nagy Ádám and his family can live in peace and security”

🔹 Seemingly “generous,” but actually:

• condescending
• hierarchical
• “we protect you whether you want it or not”

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🧠 Psychological Impact

✔️ Fear activation
✔️ Group identity reinforcement
✔️ Moral delegitimization of dissent
✔️ Emotional closure of debate

👉 It doesn’t persuade — it seals the bubble.

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🧾 Short Conclusion

This is not a defense, but:

emotional mobilization against a designated enemy,
where “the Hungarian people” are treated as political property.

Anyone outside this frame becomes:

• contemptuous,
• dangerous,
• and “not one of us.”

The Constitutional Court has ruled—just as it did for 2024—that for 2025 as well, the solidarity contribution does not violate the Fundamental Law.
Period.

That remains true even if Gergely Karácsony does not like it, and even if the same issue is reviewed by the Constitutional Court any number of times.

From this point on, instead of constant complaining, the mayor should finally focus on putting the city’s finances in order. Fewer bonuses, fewer political payout schemes, and more road renovations and real development in the outer districts.

The capital city has always claimed that the collection of the solidarity contribution—that the very existence of such a contribution—is, in their view, unlawful and unconstitutional. This is exactly what the Constitutional Court has now ruled on. The Court stated that it had already made clear in its previous decision that there is no constitutional problem or concern regarding either the existence or the collection of the solidarity contribution.

In my view, it is the mayor who is refusing to understand this decision, because Mr. Karácsony and his team calculated on not paying this contribution. On that basis, they planned with fictitious revenues and unfounded expenditures, assuming they would not have to transfer this money. The Constitutional Court has now effectively struck down that line of argument.

So what I would ask of the mayor is this: instead of political agitation and legal maneuvering, accept the ruling, finally fix this problematic budget, and get to work. Do something about the problems of the outer districts—and do something about snow removal as well, which has also not been handled properly in recent weeks. That is what I am asking of him.

🎯 Propaganda Analysis – Constitutional Court & Budapest Narrative

🎭 Speaker and Role

Government-aligned political communicator

→ role: authority invocation + blame shifting
→ function: political pressure disguised as legal finality

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🎯 Core Function (Real Objective)

This text is not about:

• constitutional law,
• public finance,
• or an objective interpretation of court rulings.

It is about:

• delegitimizing the Mayor of Budapest,
• closing political debate by invoking legal authority,
• shifting responsibility for structural budget problems,
• reframing political conflict as administrative incompetence.

👉 Conclusion is given upfront, not derived:

The case is closed. Any further objection is whining or bad faith.

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⚖️ Authority Shielding (Court-as-Weapon)

The repeated reference to the Hungarian Constitutional Court serves as:

• an argument-stopper,
• a moral high ground,
• a delegitimization tool against dissent.

🔹 Technique: appeal to authority + legal absolutism
🔹 Effect: political disagreement is reframed as defiance of the rule of law

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🧩 Framing Strategy: “Refusal to Understand”

The mayor, Karácsony Gergely, is portrayed as:

• someone who “does not want to understand”,
• deliberately ignoring clear decisions,
• irresponsibly planning with “fictional revenues”.

🔹 Technique: psychologizing intent
🔹 Effect: shifts debate from policy disagreement to personal bad faith

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💸 Budget Moralization

Key reframing move:

• Structural financial conflict → moral failure
• Political dispute → personal irresponsibility

Phrases like:

• “fictional revenues”
• “unfounded expenditures”

create the impression of recklessness, not structural constraint.

🔹 Technique: accounting moral panic
🔹 Effect: complex fiscal realities become simple blame narratives

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🚧 Displacement of Responsibility

The argument subtly implies:

If roads are bad, if snow isn’t cleared, if outer districts suffer — it’s the mayor’s fault.

This erases:

• central budget extraction,
• asymmetric fiscal power,
• national-level redistribution choices.

🔹 Technique: responsibility laundering
🔹 Effect: systemic causes disappear, personal guilt remains

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❄️ Issue Stacking (Snow, Roads, Outer Districts)

Unrelated problems are stacked together:

• solidarity contribution
• road maintenance
• snow removal
• outer district development

🔹 Technique: issue piling / grievance bundling
🔹 Effect: emotional overload → impression of total incompetence

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🧠 Final Psychological Message

The implicit message to the audience:

• Obedience = responsibility
• Questioning = sabotage
• Resistance = incompetence

👉 The mayor is invited to:

“Stop politics, stop lawyering, and work.”

Which translates to:

Accept central authority and stop contesting power.

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🧾 Final Summary

This is a classic governance-propaganda template:

• Court decision used as a political cudgel
• Debate reframed as closed and illegitimate
• Structural conflicts personalized
• Central power made invisible
• Local leadership blamed for systemic outcomes

📌 Rule of law is invoked — not to protect pluralism, but to silence it.

Not only Hungarians, but 53 percent of European citizens also have an unfavorable opinion of Ursula von der Leyen.
Only 30 percent view her positively.
In other words, if people could decide who should lead the European Commission, she would never be elected.

This comes as no surprise. Because of the disastrous green transition, the collapse of the European economy, sky-high energy prices, and the hundreds of billions of euros poured into Ukraine, Europeans have had enough of Brussels.

That is why the party family of Fidesz, the Patriots, submitted another motion of no confidence, which was voted on today in the European Parliament.
Not surprisingly, the party families of the Tisza Party and the Democratic Coalition rescued Ursula.

As a point of interest, a public opinion survey was conducted among European citizens, asking what they think of Ursula von der Leyen.
53 percent expressed a clearly negative opinion, while only 30 percent stood by her.
This means that if people could decide whether Ursula von der Leyen should be Europe’s leader, she would never receive their support.

There are many reasons for this: what has happened in recent years in European energy policy, the state of the European economy, developments in migration, and the enormous sums of money poured into Ukraine—with plans to continue doing so. Public anger and distrust toward Ms. von der Leyen are therefore fully understandable.

So what happened at today’s vote of no confidence?
We already know that the representatives of Fidesz, who initiated this motion as patriots, voted to remove Ursula von der Leyen.
But what did the Tisza representatives do? They did not say what they wanted, because that could have political consequences—so they did not even dare to show up and vote.

The Fidesz representatives voted for Ursula von der Leyen’s removal.
The Tisza representatives did not even attend.

From this, one thing is clear:
for us, the interests of Hungarians come first; for them, the interests of their Brussels bosses do.

Fidesz is the safe choice.

🎭 Speaker and Role

Szentkirályi Alexandra
→ pro-government political communicator
→ task: emotional mobilization + enemy construction + loyalty testing, not factual information

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🎯 Core Function (Real Purpose)

The text is not about public opinion research, not about the professional performance of Ursula von der Leyen, and not about the legal functioning of the European Parliament. Instead, it is about:

• delegitimizing Brussels and Ursula von der Leyen
• constructing the false dichotomy of a “Hungarian path” vs. a “Brussels path”
• portraying TISZA and DK as traitors
• justifying Fidesz as the exclusive representative of national interests

👉 The conclusion is fixed from the very beginning: the text does not ask questions — it passes judgment.

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🧩 Main Propaganda Techniques

1️⃣ Opinion Poll Numbers as “the Will of the People”

“53% unfavorable, 30% favorable”

🔹 Technique: numerical authority framing
🔹 What it does:

• The source and methodology of the numbers do not matter
• The number itself becomes the ultimate truth
• Political judgment is elevated to “the will of the people”

👉 This is not a debate, but a moral closure

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2️⃣ Cause Stacking (Blame List Technique)

Green transition → economic collapse → energy prices → Ukraine → migration

🔹 Technique: threat stacking + causal overload
🔹 Effect:

• Every problem is attached to a single person
• Complex processes are radically simplified
• Anger is given a clear, personal target

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3️⃣ “Brussels” as an Abstract Enemy

“People are fed up with Brussels,” “Brussels bosses”

🔹 Technique: dehumanized external enemy
🔹 Result:

• No accountable decision-making, only a foreign force
• The EU is framed as an occupying power
• Domestic political debate is transformed into a sovereignty struggle

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4️⃣ Cowardice and Betrayal Narrative

“They didn’t dare to show up,” “they saved Ursula”

🔹 Technique: cowardice framing + loyalty test
🔹 Effect:

• What matters is not how someone votes, but where they stand
• Absence equals betrayal
• The political opponent is morally destroyed

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5️⃣ False Binary Choice

“Hungarian path” vs. “Brussels path”

🔹 Technique: false dilemma
🔹 Consequence:

• No nuance, no middle ground
• Whoever is not with us is against us
• The political space turns into a moral battlefield

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🧠 Psychological Impact

• Appropriation of frustration
• Redirecting anger outward
• Uncertainty → simple answers

Identity framing:

• we = Hungarians
• they = Brussels + TISZA + DK

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🔚 Pre-Closed Final Conclusion

“Fidesz is the safe choice!”

This is not a statement, but a verdict.
It does not argue — it shuts down thinking.

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⚠️ One-Sentence Summary

This text is classic mobilizing propaganda that
legitimizes itself through numbers,
manufactures enemies,
and demands loyalty —
while leaving no space for genuine political choice.