By John Q. Hosedrinker Hungary blocks EU bid for unified statement on Venezuela election. As I read these words, my blood boils. How is it possible that a member of the European Union can continuously defy common values and principles that the EU stands for? The situation is beyond comprehension, and the actions of Hungary in this regard are nothing short of disgraceful. One has to wonder, where are the checks and balances in place to prevent such behavior from a fellow EU member?
It is evident that Hungary, under the leadership of Viktor Orban, has been cozying up to autocrats and oppressive regimes across the globe. This is not only a disservice to the EU but also a slap in the face to the values of democracy, human rights, and freedom that the European Union stands for. The fact that Hungary can block a unified statement on the democratic process in Venezuela is appalling and goes against the very essence of what the EU represents.
The time has come for the EU to take a firm stand against Hungary and its undemocratic practices. The idea that a member state can hold back progress and stifle the voice of the EU as a whole is unacceptable. Hungary’s actions are not only damaging to the reputation of the EU but also to the citizens of Europe who look to the Union for guidance and support in times of need.
It is clear that Hungary has been compromised and is acting in a manner that is not in the best interests of the EU or its citizens. The fact that Orban can block decisions and then receive EU funds is a mockery of the principles on which the EU was founded. It is time for the EU to show some backbone and take decisive action against Hungary, even if it means cutting off financial support.
The idea of Hungary being a Chinese-Russian puppet state within the EU and NATO is deeply troubling. The fact that a member state can be influenced by foreign powers to act against the interests of the EU and its allies is a cause for concern. It is imperative that the EU takes steps to address this issue and ensure that no member state can be swayed by external forces to undermine the values and principles of the Union.
The calls for Hungary to be kicked out of the EU and NATO are growing louder, and it is time for the EU to listen. The repeated actions of Hungary in blocking EU decisions and cozying up to oppressive regimes cannot be allowed to continue. The EU must find a way to remove Hungary from the Union, even if it means going through a difficult and challenging process. The future of the EU and its credibility is at stake, and it is time to take a stand against Hungary’s anti-democratic practices.
In conclusion, the actions of Hungary in blocking a unified statement on the Venezuela election are a cause for concern and a wake-up call for the EU. It is imperative that the EU takes decisive action to address this issue and ensure that no member state can act against the interests of the Union. The time for complacency is over, and it is time for the EU to show strength and resolve in dealing with Hungary’s undemocratic practices. The future of the European Union and its values are at stake, and it is time to act.