Congratulation

Because of a major hardware failure, I was off-line during the past few days, but it is still not too late to congratulate to the Hungarian people for their wise decision to rearrange the Hungarian political palette in a major way.

Despite the efforts of the propaganda machine of the governing parties, people have rejected the siren voices of the spin doctors that during the past eight years working tirelessly to dumb down the population.

Hungarians rejected the corrupt socialist-liberal coalition that managed to maneuver the country into an economic catastrophe, in the mean time, welcomed the new force, Jobbik, the only party didn't participate in the selling out of the country and the looting of the National Wealth, into their confidence.

The Hungarian people made crystal clear that they, indeed, consider Jobbik as the new force, already ripe to lead the country into a more prosperous future.

During the EP campaign, we also witnessed the birth of a star, Krisztina Morvai, a fearless human rights activist that has come to the Hungarian political scene in the right time, as the next couple of years will be crucial for the survival of our nation. The coming new world order set out to annihilate national cultures and the European Union will be the testing ground for the sinister experiment.

In order to continue as a nation, we need to send the best and the brightest to the front line to fight for the survival of the nation and no doubt Krisztina Morvai is the best candidate for this task.

Another great outcome of the Sunday vote is the defeat of the extremist liberal party, the most toxic political organization the country has ever had. Liberal politicians were in the forefront of every anti-Hungarian decision in the past twenty years. The liberals championed the dismantling of the education system and of Medicare; they are tacitly supporting gypsy crime and were behind the campaign against the citizenship act that aimed at the spiritual re-unification of Hungarians in the Carpathian basin. The sins of these politicians could be continued endlessly, but at this time let's just celebrate their defeat.

Now, that the EP election is out of the way, the patriotic forces have to set their sight on the upcoming national election; if the Hungarian people will show the same resoluteness they did during the weekend vote, Jobbik can be a major force in the next parliament.

As the awakening of the Hungarian people continues, there is a chance that by the next spring, at the latest, there will be enough Hungarians to demote the socialist party into a fringe party status.

The ingenious saying of Gabor Vona still applies: “Three quarters of Hungarians are Jobbik supporters, the only obstacle is that they don't know it”.

Let's use the next few months to help our fellow Hungarians coming to the realization that they indeed Jobbik supporters.