Hungary again
Today Eric forwarded an E-Mail of some Peter from Hungary (an internet-soccer-buddy I suppose). Just some quotes:
"In 1989, the communist, or so called socialist rule collapsed. Not due to politics, but economically.
The ruling party, MSZMP (hungarian socialist worker's party) changed name, and became MSZP (hungarian socialist party), under the leadership of almost the same political elite. Though they imprisoned and killed many people during the communist regime, and crushed carreers, none of them payed for it.
[...]
In 2002, they promised everything to the people, and got another chance to govern the country. But the economical situation had been getting worse. They lied, lied lied and lied through the media, which they owned. Many ppl still believed in them. They cheated with statistics etc etc, and won again the elections, cause they promised again everything, and with the SZDSZ(free democrat's federation), in fact the jewish party (very big influence in economical life, and in budapest), they got around 38%, and in 2nd round, cause of not homogen right wing, extended their lead to more than 50%.
[...]
Prices have rised recently by 8-10% per year, and from this year, as they plan, salaries won't rise for 3 years! This is disaster for most of the people, and will bring misery, while they support the multi firms, killing the hungarian ones. Unemployment rate is estimated to 12%.
Btw, gyurcsány (with little letters from now), said, he is proud of his honest words!!!!!! That he told the truth about his, and his comrade's lies. Of course doesn't want to resign, and the coalition (the commie-jewish one) supports him.
The time has come, it's now or never to clear them out from political life of hungary."
Of course! If something goes wrong, blame it on the Jews! The Jewish-Bolshevik plot letting down the good, hard-working people. Sounds all too familiar.. :-(
"Clear them out from political life" - by means of violent demonstrations? Well that doesn't sound like a stable, healthy democracy either.
So to me that is a classic example of criticising the rule of pre-1989 elites in present Hungary by means of pre-1945 rhetorics. Not a good combination for the 21st century..
"In 1989, the communist, or so called socialist rule collapsed. Not due to politics, but economically.
The ruling party, MSZMP (hungarian socialist worker's party) changed name, and became MSZP (hungarian socialist party), under the leadership of almost the same political elite. Though they imprisoned and killed many people during the communist regime, and crushed carreers, none of them payed for it.
[...]
In 2002, they promised everything to the people, and got another chance to govern the country. But the economical situation had been getting worse. They lied, lied lied and lied through the media, which they owned. Many ppl still believed in them. They cheated with statistics etc etc, and won again the elections, cause they promised again everything, and with the SZDSZ(free democrat's federation), in fact the jewish party (very big influence in economical life, and in budapest), they got around 38%, and in 2nd round, cause of not homogen right wing, extended their lead to more than 50%.
[...]
Prices have rised recently by 8-10% per year, and from this year, as they plan, salaries won't rise for 3 years! This is disaster for most of the people, and will bring misery, while they support the multi firms, killing the hungarian ones. Unemployment rate is estimated to 12%.
Btw, gyurcsány (with little letters from now), said, he is proud of his honest words!!!!!! That he told the truth about his, and his comrade's lies. Of course doesn't want to resign, and the coalition (the commie-jewish one) supports him.
The time has come, it's now or never to clear them out from political life of hungary."
Of course! If something goes wrong, blame it on the Jews! The Jewish-Bolshevik plot letting down the good, hard-working people. Sounds all too familiar.. :-(
"Clear them out from political life" - by means of violent demonstrations? Well that doesn't sound like a stable, healthy democracy either.
So to me that is a classic example of criticising the rule of pre-1989 elites in present Hungary by means of pre-1945 rhetorics. Not a good combination for the 21st century..
relationes - 2006/09/21 05:15