They're coming again, and again from abroad... Péter Márki-Zay, the failed prime ministerial candidate of the left, has started fundraising again, and now he's asking for money to support the campaign for the Jászberény interim local government election. For the purpose, he provided the bank account number of the Everyone's Hungary Movement (MMM), which he leads, to which the amounts can be transferred.
Pretzel Márki-Zay declared: he would see nothing objectionable in the movement's account if subsidies from abroad landed again.
The scandal broke out recently, the entire press reported that the left wanted foreign support again.
It seems that the case is so embarrassing Lóránt Budai that he is running away from silence... The Jobbik city manager flooded his own Facebook page with campaign messages, showing potholed streets, pigeons that need to be weeded out and playgrounds that need to be renovated, but he doesn't say a word about the fact that they are once again snickering for money from abroad.
In any case, the mayor of Jászberény is a strange figure: the tattooed right-winger, who looked like a real far-right, was trying to control the lowland city in collusion with the Komcs - with moderate success, until they completely fell out with each other. Of course, scandals cannot be avoided: as Mandiner recently wrote , the city has to pay back huge sums because the city administration did not complete a key project by the deadline. The Fidesz opposition filed a complaint due to well-founded suspicions of embezzlement, the mayor of course points to the government.
It seems that the city does not need the money, but the left does demand the dollars...
Rolling dollars: this is not the first left-wing scandal
This is not the first time that foreign funds have been deposited into MMM's account. Earlier, during the parliamentary campaign, and even afterwards, substantial sums of money flowed from America to the movement. At that time, more than HUF 1.8 billion in aid came to the left through an organization called Action For Democracy led by Dávid Korányi By the way, Korányi previously worked as an advisor to Gordon Bajnai and Gergely Karácsony The country's sovereignty may have been damaged due to American influence, so the national security services are also investigating the matter, the police and the National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) have launched an investigation.
A total of more than HUF 3 billion dollars came from the United States to support the campaign of the left during the parliamentary elections.
In addition, it was clearly revealed that the donors did not have to include their passport numbers for the transfer, which means that left-wing campaign financing became chaotic, since foreigners could also make donations anonymously. This is how it happened that essentially the entire campaign of the dollar left was financed from overseas.
And in Jászberény, the foreign financing model of the national campaign can be repeated in a small way: the dollar left can get American money by circumventing Hungarian laws.
Interim municipal elections will be held in Jászberény on January 15, after the representative body was dissolved at the initiative of the DK. Lórán Budai, who had once posted about Hitler and Szálasi in a quasi-positive context, had already been forced to rule in the minority due to DK. The piquancy of the case is that even the DK top management looked down on the mine activities of the local Gyurcsányists. József Gedei from DK's much-voiced motive was that he considers the mayor incompetent, which he believes caused a lot of damage to the city.
Source: metropol.hu. Author: PE
In our opening picture: Mayor Jászberény Lóránt Budai.
civilek.info:
The American campaign funds also go to the Jászberény interim local government elections. Said Péter Márki-Zay in the ATV program. Meanwhile, he is also getting ready to receive the rolling dollars. He announced that he is founding a party for the European Parliament elections. He told Index that this party is already being registered. The former Prime Minister candidate of the left did not say what name the formation would be called, but he said that they would like to cooperate more closely with the European People's Party. According to the former prime minister candidate of the left, the one-party shadow government is only a political substitute, and in the absence of democratic elections, an opposition round table would be needed again today, where the entire Hungarian system opposition together demands changes to the constitution, the electoral system and media relations.
In a one-party dictatorship, what is needed is not parliamentary opposition, but resistance
Péter Márki-Zay pointed out.
All this with the money of foreign countries and powers, but this was not said by the failed Prime Minister candidate.
