Did someone hold Csaba Molnár accountable to prove his claims? Katalin Kondor asks.
"It can be proven without a doubt that we stupid civilians do not understand politics. Our reduced brains cannot absorb the many brilliant ideas and provisions and rules according to which politics and politicians operate and operate, and which, of course, were invented and are being invented solely for the sake of our prosperity. Of course, they often try to make us understand them, but we usually don't want to or are unable to grasp the essence of their measures and legislation, so it's very rare for stupid civilians and wise politicians to find a common denominator. We could cite numerous examples of our ignorance (stupidity) from the sediments of everyday life.
Not so long ago, in the columns of Magyar Hírlap, I respectfully asked the politician and EU representative named Csaba Molnár to explain his statement that
"It is my patriotic duty to ensure that the money due to us from EU sources does not arrive. No money should come until it goes to the Hungarian people, municipalities, and businesses. It is my patriotic duty to prevent EU funds from disappearing into the pockets of four or five people after arriving in Hungary.
Well, all stupid, but nevertheless decent civil people rightfully demand that Mr. Molnár name the perpetrator of the crime, in this case the four or five people in whose pockets the EU funds disappear. And because he didn't, he is an accomplice. Which, as far as I know, is a punishable act. We would therefore expect the wise politicians (representatives of any party) to speak on this matter, although I am so stupid that I would expect the lawyers, judges, prosecutors and lawyers to speak and provide some explanation as to whether the fact of aiding and abetting should stop. In this case. They don't seem to be in their right mind, in Hungarian they also consider those who would expect an explanation for a striking case to be stupid civilians."
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