Hungary and Russia struck 12-point plan for closer ties, documents show

Considering the lack of free media in Hungary question is if more than a few people will even hear about it.

Opinion polls show that we might see a record high attendance. Poland also stepped on the illiberal path, but the populist Law and Justice party lost in 2023, and things took a turn.  I understand your concerns though. We've been living in this nightmare for 16 consecutive years, and we know that Orban will rig the elections in some way. However, every single poll shows that the opposition is far ahead of Orbán's Fidesz, and there's at least 2-3 scandals every day here. Orbán lost his charm, his remaining followers are panicking, and his false flag operation near Serbia failed recently. Everything points towards his fall, unlike before.

South Korea, 1987?

I'm afraid it's more complicated than that: this documentary ( https://youtu.be/ZCwQR5HRWR8?si=tYxfMIdy6T3BKwXf) tells how Orbán's party threatened rural residents with taking their children away, or depriving them of electricity, jobs or medical care just to get their vote. Or, again, the population is kept in poverty so that their vote can be bought in exchange for food or drug addiction is facilitated so that the vote can be exchanged for drugs (I'm not Hungarian, so I ask any Hungarian to correct me if I misunderstood the documentary). I fear that the European institutions, on the other hand, acted too late in the years when Orbán was devouring Hungary from within and have shown that they were unable to protect the rights of their citizens within their borders. One might think that the European Union does not have the strength to succeed, but I believe that when we talk about institutions that demand a certain type of obedience, not being strong enough to protect their citizens within their borders is no excuse, but rather a fault. The problems of a nation are European problems and must be thoroughly resolved within a European framework (taking into account the principle of subsidiarity, of course), not telling them to fend for themselves (I don't have anything against you, it's my general position on the topic). Since I am European, Hungarians are my fellow European citizens towards whom I share those duties of fraternity that bind those who share a common project (as well as our common duties towards humanity). I don't want to abandon them, also because it would mean believing that this bond has no value. I do not want to imagine myself abandoning these fellow European citizens of mine who are already suffering.

Belarus? It’s actually a nice place to leave in.

Not a Russian

Alle, richtig. Dazu gehört O aus U. Es muss ein neues Gesetz beschlossen werden.

What about idea of traitor who directly selling himself to enemy for money and power? Does military alliance have something to say about member who willing sell everything to enemy?