documents, depending the shredder can be very easily reassembled. Likely these niggers are using cheap efforts that don't properly shred.
These are just strips, you could probably do the entire bin in a few days with a squad of like 15 autists who are REALLY into puzzles.
I think the issue with taking shit home from the perspective of just a random guy is what you're not seeing: many cameras pointed at the bins. This has the downside of not allowing you to take it home (it would be illegal, you would be arrested in like 10 minutes) and it has the upside of guaranteeing the videos are legit and not just someone taking a few black bags of shredded paper there and making a tik-tok out of it (Hungary's FM would immediately counter with surveillance footage saying Ukrainian spies paid by the EU are waging hybrid warfare against the reputation of Pyotr Szijjarto!!4!4 by planting suspicious bags into the bins of Hungarian government buildings) .
There has been no counter to the allegiations levied against the ministries besides "the papers are unimportant" (acknowledging there IS shredding) which makes zero sense on why people who hate working would expend extra time and resources to get rid of completely unimportant documents just as they are about to leave, and at a time when they have no obligation to even bother with anything. Even if it's both (as in they are shredding both important and unimportant paper), it's hard to imagine they are using unsafe techniques to shred certain documents and safe ones to shred other ones, or that they are burning certain documents and just binning other ones; even if this IS the case, it's hard to imagine there is no cross contamination happening.
Speaking of ending of nigger rule, the Hungarian troops on the border with Ukraine are now being withdrawn.
I think it will take time, but it's amazing for the mental health of the (below-average) average Hungarian; all these people had their minds poisoned and thought for the past however many years is that if there is no Orban Ukraine will immediately invade us, blow up all the nuclear reactors in Paks (which is why the soldiers put there are necessary) ,the price of gasoline will triple, migrant hordes will pour through the southern border, we'll officially become a vassal of the NWO led by reptilian Manfred Weber; if there is no Orban China, the US, Turkey, whoever will do zero business with us whose leaders are all great, amazing friends with the dear leader. Someone who is not named Orban would of course never be able to solve issues like sieging Brussels in order to bring the EU funds home or breaking the
"Ukrainian oil blockade". If Magyar gets elected the very next day your children will be hauled away by the commissars of the newly founded Army of the European Federation into the Ukrainian front to be used as cannon fodder, and the ones who are too young for it will be undergoing EU mandated sex reassignment surgery.
The reality is: The Forint is at a 4 year all time high immediately after Orban is gone. The price of gasoline has gone down significantly, all the strategic reserves were able to be topped up. A lot of the government security protocols are already relaxed near government buildings in Budapest and journalists are able to film more/more comfortably near these buildings despite Orban still being in office technically. Turns out the Druzhba can and will be repaired (Zelenskyy immediately promised by the end of April the latest). Turns out Turkey, US, China etc. don't mind that it's not Orban and "likes" the new guy. The EU is willing to make concessions like they did with Poland in getting the EU funds. Russia is open to pragmatic dialogue and upholding the previous contracts, which is important because right now Hungary IS dependant on Russian oil and gas; doesn't have to be that way forever (and almost certainly won't be that way forever), but it is absolutely the case for however long it takes to make sure the refiners can operate with non-Urals and to make sure the Adria pipeline is all good. Also seems like there are no plans to draft Hungarian children into Ukraine and Zelenskyyyy isn't expending resources to blow up critical infrastructure or invade Hungary. All the Ukrainian spies meddling in Hungarian internal affairs are seemingly gone overnight aswell.
I think once there is a new media law drafted and there is some house cleaning done in the leadership of state media where it becomes independent and unbiased people will realise they have been lied to for the past 16 years.
The workers are openly revolting against the editors and higher-ups already, claiming they were forced to align with certain actors ideologically or else they were fired, but now they demand freedom.
@latinlover
What was Orban's deal with China? It sounded like he glazed them as hard as he did Russia.
He was glazing China super hard but not half as much as he was Russia.
I think the main difference is the nature of the realtionships: in Russia's case what you saw with Szijjártó as an example (now that I ranted my heart out about the Foreign Ministry shredding evidence of treason) was that they were seemingly bowing to Russia for no real reason, there was no benefit. In the phone conversations Szijjarto was clearly subservient to Lavrov, almost like he was the asset and the Russians the handlers; Hungary got (seemingly) nothing out of running errands, doing favors, getting priests, oligarchs, Russian politicans, daughters and sons of these people, shadow companies, etc. off of sanctions lists or relaying information to the Russians about internal EU/NATO talks. It's almost like it was entirely ideological somehow and all these people were selling the country out for the love of the game not because it benefits them (besides skimming off the top with energy and certain investments like Paks 2, but it's peanuts in the grand scheme of things).
With China it was ALWAYS transactional. Poisoning the country with the battery plants, the BYD factory. The Budapest-Belgrade belt and road railway. Even diplomacy, Orban was at times shielding China from EU criticism and he did things like letting China establish a Police Department to keep tabs on their own citizens in Budapest's chinatown. All of these things resulted in money. Money that was opaque and able to be stolen and funneled to oligarchs extremely easily; and they didn't even have to actively sabotage their military and economic alliances' interests on a live battlefield nextdoor for it.
It being transactional also meant that sometimes the price was too high; China was one of the few things that showed the fragility of Orban's regime. In certain questions, mostly related to the Russians, they were hellbent; there is no amount of protests or pushback that would dissuade them. If there was public pushback against the Russia bootlicking they just doubled down on it anyway. With China it was different.
As an example: in 2021 Orban made a deal with China to bring a full campus of the Shanghai Fudan University, which is a school that specialized in making CCP political janissaries, so was more politically charged than average. It would have costed the Hungarian taxpayers like 2+ billion USD (and an even larger Chinese loan) all while involving Chinese contractors and labor. The construction would have taken place on land that Budapest was planning on using for a"Student City", an affordable student housing/campus development project by Budapest. Obviously there was nothing about this that people liked, not the bit where it used Hungarian taxpayer money, not the debt-trap, the fact that the only purpose it would have served would have been an espionage hub for China to spy on the EU, or the fact that this all came not so long after Orban sabotaged another Hungarian university, CEU (Central European University).
There were massive protests against Fudan. 70% of Hungarians rejected it, even almost half of the FIDESZ voters. Budapest renamed all surrounding streets to things like "Free Hong Kong street" or "Dalai Lama street". "Uyghur Martyrs' street" was a good one too. Orban put out a referendum as a ruse, then the Constitutional Court (filled to the brim with Orbanite yes men) ruled the referendum unconstitutional because referendums can't involve international agreements; Orban went GEE SHUCKS guess we gotta do the university now. So technically it's still just stalled, not completely canceled: Orban's main issue was they lacked the political capital to go forward with it (they wanted a cleaner 2026 victory I guess) and after the economy shit the bed even harder post 2022 they simply ran out of money. The building site is a grassy wasteland now, but they appeased the gooks through battery factories like CATL, BYD, the railways and the like. Under the Magyar government Fudan is almost certainly doomed to stay buried (likely forever).
There were never Chinese intelligence scandals either (besides the police station, if you can call it an intelligence scandal), only Russians, which I think is reasonably telling.
