We are now less than 24 hours away from the Hungarian referendum on mandatory migrant quotas, and the propaganda push against Prime Minister Viktor Orbán — while not as massive as the blitz against Donald Trump — is intensifying.
Normally the media don’t pay much attention to Hungary, but I noticed a big spread of articles this morning on tomorrow’s referendum. They all, without exception, were totally negative about Orbán’s stance, and some of them were quite vicious. The worst was probably CNN. Here’s a representative sample from the WaPo.
Add to this the coverage of what’s happening in Syria, and you can quite clearly see that the Narrative is being enforced across the board (exception: Breitbart). There is no real dissenting voice; except for BB all outlets follow the Soros-approved playbook.
I don’t understand how this uniformity of ideological position is enforced, but it clearly is. And the closer we get to a breakthrough that violates the Narrative, the more vicious the multiculti propaganda gets. You can see it in what they’re doing to both Orbán and Trump, and if Geert Wilders ever becomes prime minister, it will be the same for him.
Below is an article about orders sent down by the “Group of the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats” — an umbrella group of lefties in the European Parliament — for the comrades in Hungary to boycott tomorrow’s referendum. Since there is no chance of avoiding a “NO” vote, the strategy of the Left is obviously to deny Mr. Orbán the 50% turnout required to make the referendum binding. One can only hope that this blatant attempt at manipulation by the Imperial Center in Brussels will galvanize “no”-voters who might otherwise have stayed home to show up at the polls tomorrow.
Many thanks to CrossWare for translating this piece from the Hungarian news portal 888.hu:
Orders have arrived from Brussels!
The European Parliament social democratic fraction ordered the boycott of the Hungarian referendum on mandatory quota decisions imposed by the EU.
The European Socialists want to control whether the Hungarian people can express their opinion on Sunday about the compulsory settlement. Of course all is done in the spirit of democracy.
“Orbán does not stop with lies about the migrant invasion […] There is no invasion and it is a shame the Hungarian government is using this for its own internal propaganda purposes and blocking the decisions of the European Commission,” says the statement of the second-largest fraction on the European Union Parliament, the Group of the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats (S&D), which includes the Hungarian MSZP (Hungarian Socialist Party) and also DK (Democratic Coalition-Liberal party).
Interestingly, while the Hungarian socialists tried to make the people believe that there is no mandatory quota (thus no reason to go to vote), their EU sister party is attacking the Hungarian government for refusing to act on the existing European Commission decision.
Below is the rest of the statement, in which they use well-known leftist slanders and try to denounce Hungary:
“The question is: how long will the European Union will tolerate Orbán and the Fidesz demonizing the migrants and the EU? To a European taxpayer it is worrisome how corrupt Hungary is, and it is not clear what financial resources it is using for this. The European Commission and the European People’s Party cannot turn a blind eye anymore to Orbán’s behaviour. We must show we are serious the in the enforcement of the rules and decisions of the European Union, to ensure that European values are uniformly respected.”
In the case of the quota referendum, the European Parliament’s Liberal fraction (ALDE) voiced their opinion and also “found the referendum in the upcoming Sunday very concerning, just as much as the treatment of migrants and refugees in Hungary.” In their statement they emphasized that “the Hungarian authorities distorted facts about the refugees, and they painted them as something that would bring danger to the future of Europe. They associated the migration with terrorism, and they even tried to name some non-existent no-go zones in European cities.”
So they still think there are no such things as no-go zones. They must be living in a very special world if they still think there is no correlation between migration and terrorism, and they probably never heard of Molenbeek, either.
CrossWare has also translated several comments that were posted below the article:
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