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The most Orbánist answer to the surveillance scandal

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The most Orbánist answer to the surveillance scandal

Posted on July, 2021 by MwBp • Leave a comment

It didn’t happen But it’s legal Others are doing it, too Are you a foreign agent? Continue reading →

How Many Protesters Do You Think Are Enough?

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How Many Protesters Do You Think Are Enough?

Posted on June, 2019 by MwBp • Leave a comment

When protests, outrage, public opinion and voting results are all ignored Continue reading →

Attacking Homeless People Is an Effective Authoritarian Power Tool

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Attacking Homeless People Is an Effective Authoritarian Power Tool

Posted on October, 2018 by MwBp • Leave a comment

Orbán hit plenty of birds with just one stone Continue reading →

Outrageous Policies Are Not A Mistake

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Outrageous Policies Are Not A Mistake

Posted on May, 2017 by MwBp • 10 Comments

Divisive, unpopular and outrageous policies are designed to serve a dangerous purpose. Continue reading →

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