Hungarian uprising 2012 - Video from UKIP

I posted yesterday morning on the nature of the assault by the EU against Hungary being like a re-run of 1956. Ukip have placed a video on this same topic on the internet which is here:

EU legal action against Hungary demonstrates the neutering of its nation states.

The Hungarian uprising against communist oppression was one of my earliest recognitions of the nature of the world in which I lived. In 1956, I was just starting my second year at grammar school and becoming politically aware, as the soviet tanks stormed into Budapest to suppress any signs of national self-determination by the Hungarians. The teaching staff were thus pelted with angry questions at morning assembly over Britain's inaction, which sat uncomfortably with all else we were then being taught.

Now we are ruled by the EU and almost every aspect of our national life is determined by foreigners, just as for Hungary in 1956, the main difference being that the steel fist is still within a velvet glove and that our population is so far unaware of these  facts while our leaders make no protest for they are within the pay of the usurpers.

Yet the casual manner in which the EU announces its legal action against a new Hungarian elected government, which holds more than two thirds of the seats in its own parliament and is thus constitutionally empowered to make what changes it chooses to its own constitution, seems to pass without note nor adverse comment, all across a once free and democratic bloc of 26 other once independent states.

Read the Wall Street Journal report from here, that in EU Observer here.

What's happening in Hungary?

One good source of information on the situation in Hungary is here.

This blogger has not been following events in that country, so is unqualified to comment. My gut feeling and initial reaction has been that following the end of communism a new constitution was passed that gives the government of the day the ability to amend it in Parliament given a two-thirds majority in favour. Such a majority now exists and legislation has been thus passed, democracy has therefore been exercised and consequently the voters will and their constitution is being followed. External bodies, such as the EU and IMF, should therefore have no basis nor right to interfere. (Reports that freedom of the press is being curtailed can nevertheless be rightly met with concern).

As the totally corrupted EU now only ever acts from its own perceived self-interest it is probably the case that a default, which Hungary is threatening,will likely cause that institution greater probems at this critical juncture than it will likely cause Hungary or the citizens of that country. Hence their objections!

I will be blogging on evil on Orphans of Liberty later today, I suspect there are shadows of that now at play in what is unfolding across Europe at present, all comment therefore has to be necessarily cautious.

Update - 0945 GMT Orphans of Liberty Post "Deliver us from evil" linked here.

Hungary stands firm in face of IMF and EU threats.

Hungary may face ejection from the EU

EurActiv has the report, which surprisingly, seems to come from a former US Ambassador to Hungary.

It is amazing to this observer of events, that any infringement of democracy seems acceptable, if it is done in the name of the non-democratic EU, and perfectly acceptable in the world, while an EU country seeking, for example, to make its own currency the sole legal tender, becomes subject to threats such as those in the linked report!