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🇭🇺 Before a single vote was counted in Hungary today, a document had already leaked from within Peter Magyar’s own circle — advising him to declare victory prematurely on election night, citing the 2014 Maidan coup in Ukraine as the operational blueprint, and calling for street mobilisation against government buildings if the result goes the wrong way did Brussels. Magyar denied it. A former party adviser confirmed the document was real. Let that establish the context for everything that follows because what is being sold to you as a democratic movement in Hungary is, in the most literal sense, a Brussels-backed project with a colour revolution manual attached to it. Ask the obvious question: why does a bloc of 450 million people care so obsessively about who governs a country of ten million? Because Viktor Orban has been blocking the EU’s €90 billion loan to Ukraine and dares to Hungary's interests first.  That is the entire story. Everything else... the projection over corruption allegations, the rule of law rhetoric, the years of wall-to-wall Western client media coverage is packaging around that single geopolitical imperative. Hungary is the one member state with the nerve to use its veto, and Brussels needs that veto gone. When Orban blocked the loan, Zelensky responded in March by threatening to give Orbán’s personal address to the Ukrainian Armed Forces “our guys can call him and speak to him in their own language.”  Brussels Court Jester openly threatening the the life of another country’s elected leader. Over a loan vote. Even the European Commission no friend of Orban was forced to condemn it, warning there “must not be threats against EU member states.”  The institution demanding Hungary’s compliance had to formally rebuke its own puppet for threatening Hungary’s Prime Minister with military contact. And now, on election day itself, we have a document circulating inside the EU-backed opposition advising Magyar to use Maidan as his template if the ballot doesn’t deliver. This is not the first time Brussels has run this play. They ran it in Serbia in 2023. They ran it in Georgia in 2024. And in Romania the most brazen example of all, they didn’t even wait for the street. When Călin Georgescu won the first round of Romania’s 2024 presidential election, the Constitutional Court annulled the entire result two days before the scheduled runoff citing BS "classified" intelligence reports that could not be fully disclosed, examined or contested by the candidate or the public.  A man won an election. The establishment cancelled it. Even the pro-EU candidate who stood to benefit from a rerun condemned the decision.  The precedent was set in plain sight: if the wrong person wins, the result is void as the EU lectures about democracy. This is the EU's actual operating model for sovereignty. If you vote correctly, your election stands. If you don’t, your election is a Russian influence operation and your Constitutional Court will be reminded of its obligations. The script is identical every time — fund the opposition, saturate the zone with NGOs and aligned media, construct the “foreign interference” narrative in advance to pre-delegitimise any unfavourable result, and if the vote still goes wrong, activate either the courts or the streets, depending on which is more convenient. Turnout in Hungary hit a record 66% by 3pm today  — a million more Hungarians voting than at the same point in 2022. Whether they are voting for Orbán or against him, they are voting with the full knowledge of what Brussels did to Romania, what it attempted in Georgia, and what a leaked document suggests it has prepared for Budapest. The results come after 7pm. Watch what happens next with enormous care — because if the Maidan playbook attached to Magyar’s campaign is real, the story doesn’t end when the polls close. It’s just getting started.
@RealGerryNolan - Gerry Nolan
Saturday, April 11th. Day Five of the Irish fuel protest and despite everything this government has thrown at them, the farmers of Ireland have not moved. Five days against the full weight of the Irish state with the Garda Commissioner threatening force, army present, ministers competing with each other to use the word sabotage and the men sleeping in their cabs on O’Connell Street are still there this evening, still holding Foynes, still holding Galway, still holding every road and motorway the government needs them to clear before it’ll show them what’s in the package it’s been sitting on all week. Diesel went from €1.70 a litre to €2.30 in a matter of weeks because of a war Ireland never voted for and never consented to... a war whose energy consequences were entirely predictable and entirely ignored by a government that was too busy kneeling before Brussels to give a shit that home heating oil had gone up 67% on the same people it was elected to serve. And this is before you factor in that taxes already accounted for 60% of every litre of petrol at the Irish pump before the first missile was fired in the Gulf. The government had every lever available to ease that burden. Understand what €1.69 a litre already meant for an Irish farmer before any of this started, it wasn’t sustainable then. Taxes were already eating over 60% of every single litre at the pump. The same government that committed Irish money and Irish political capital to the Ukraine war, violating Ireland's neutrality that sent fuel spiking in 2022 and was described as the price of democracy by the same ministers now sneaking through back entrances to avoid their own people — had already spent years layering carbon taxes, green levies (at the altar of the WEFs green protection racket) onto every litre of diesel before a single shot was fired in the Middle East. So the farmers came out. The hauliers came out. The agricultural contractors who keep this island moving came out. They blockaded Whitegate refinery, that supplies 40% of the country’s fuel. They blockaded Foynes and Galway Port. They parked on O’Connell Street and slept in the rain because nobody with power in this country was listening, and sometimes the only way to make yourself heard is to make yourself impossible to ignore. This afternoon the state came for them at Whitegate with Public Order Units. Pepper spray deployed against Irish farmers. Men physically dragged from their own tractors by their own police force and removed from a road in Cork like they were a threat to national security rather than working people who cannot afford to run the businesses their families built over generations. Eight tankers were eventually escorted through under armed Garda convoy as if the men who grow this country’s food had somehow become the enemy. The Garda Commissioner has since announced he is moving on Foynes and Galway next. Said he will not tolerate this any longer. 600 of Ireland’s 1600 petrol stations are dry tonight and that number is growing. The government has a support package on a desk in Leinster House and won’t publish it until the blockades end. The farmers say they’ll stand down when they see what’s in it which is a reasonable position of people who have been promised things by this government before and watched those promises dissolve the moment the pressure was off. The British Empire controlled two thirds of the world at its height and it could not make Ireland bend to its will. They tried to break it with manufactured famine and they couldn’t do it. The blood that runs through the farmers standing is the same blood that looked the greatest empire in human history in the eye and didn’t flinch. Micheál Martin and his Brussels handlers would want to think very carefully about what they’re dealing with because this island has a very long memory, and a very poor record of submitting. You’ll never beat the Irish. Tiocfaidh ár lá.
