In a resolute stand for freedom of speech and against the overreach of globalist bureaucrats, Hungary has firmly pledged to thwart any attempts by Eurocrats, including the notably censorious Guy Verhofstadt, to levy sanctions against American journalist Tucker Carlson for his interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin. This bold decision by Hungary underscores the nation’s unwavering commitment to safeguarding individual liberties and resisting the authoritarian impulses that have increasingly characterized the European Union’s approach to dissenting voices.
Verhofstadt, a figure synonymous with the EU’s globalist agenda, called for draconian measures against Carlson, seeking to restrict his movement within the EU and to initiate sanctions against him. This move is a part of the EU’s troubling drift towards silencing those who dare to engage in discourse that challenges the prevailing orthodoxy, particularly regarding the complex geopolitical landscape surrounding Russia.
Hungary’s swift and unequivocal response, as articulated by Balázs Orbán, the political director of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, serves as a powerful rebuke to the EU’s attempts to centralize power and erode national sovereignty. By declaring, “Don’t bother trying – we won’t let it happen!”, Hungary not only protects Carlson but also asserts the principle that individual member states should not be steamrolled by the collective will of the EU’s executive arm.
The EU’s push to abolish the veto power of member states, as championed by figures like Verhofstadt and Borrell, represents a direct assault on the foundational principle of unanimity that ensures smaller countries have a say in the Union’s direction. Hungary’s stance, therefore, is not merely about defending a single journalist but about preserving the integrity and democratic values of the EU itself.
In an era where globalist elites increasingly seek to dictate terms and suppress dissent, Hungary’s actions remind us of the importance of national sovereignty and the right to free expression. It is a clarion call for other nations to stand firm against the encroaching tide of censorship and authoritarianism that threatens the very fabric of democratic discourse in the West.
Good Job Hungary! ✌️
European countries are more of an enemy to the US than Russia is.
Mexico is a bigger threat to the US than Russia is!
Our biggest enemy is Iran, Iraq, and the Muslim religion.
And fk Ukraine and it’s criminal conniving leader Zelenski.! He’s stealing US taxpayers money for his own benefit along with all his cohorts to exploit the US .
If Zelenski and his thugs hadn’t been wasting and stealing Ukraine’s finance from commodities that Ukraine produces, Ukraine would have its own money to fight it’s own battles.
It’s European countries that shoild be helping Ukraine if anybody should.
Ukraine was part of Russia before Russia fell apart not so long ago. Most Ukrainians have strong Russian ancestry. It belongs to Russia, not the US.
A lot of ppl have gone to these countries that are nontitled, regular journalist, normal person. What a bunch of crap!! If Putin wanted to meet with Tucker, he is allowed, he’s Putin!¡ They just don’t want to hear and see the TRUTH!!!