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How Many Protesters Do You Think Are Enough?
Jumping Frog - Boiling Frog

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 →

“We will challenge the whole political establishment”
Interview

“We will challenge the whole political establishment”

Posted on February, 2017 by MwBp • 4 Comments

Interview with Adam Bartha, founding member of Momentum Continue reading →

The Most Important Development In Hungarian Politics Since 2010
Analysis

The Most Important Development In Hungarian Politics Since 2010

Posted on February, 2017 by MwBp • 8 Comments

The emergence of youth and expats on the political scene with an actual intention to enter politics Continue reading →

Budapest Will Not Organize The 2024 Olympics
News

Budapest Will Not Organize The 2024 Olympics

Posted on February, 2017 by MwBp • 9 Comments

It took a young political movement to defeat Orbán’s catastrophic Olympic delusions – despite the general apathy Continue reading →

The Order Doesn’t Have To Come From Viktor
Commentary

The Order Doesn’t Have To Come From Viktor

Posted on January, 2017 by MwBp • 10 Comments

In an autocracy it is a stupid question to ask whether an order came from the top. The point is that it doesn’t have to. Continue reading →

Questions That Should Not Even Be Asked
Commentary

Questions That Should Not Even Be Asked

Posted on October, 2016 by MwBp • 1 Comment

When a question legitimizes evil Continue reading →

5 Reasons Orbán Didn’t Lose This Referendum
Guest Post

5 Reasons Orbán Didn’t Lose This Referendum

Posted on October, 2016 by MwBp • 1 Comment

Orbán claims victory since 98% voted ‘no’. The opposition claims that it’s a defeat for Orbán since the participation was below the necessary 50% threshold. Continue reading →

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