Katalin Cseh went shopping. We also did good shopping with him. In a video, he shows how much this costs in Brussels, and how much it costs the locals, of course, but what does the video of this purchase tell us? Well, nothing in the world. Written by György Tóth Jr.

Sorry for the bias, but I have to confess that I hate this woman like a corn cob ( I borrowed the term from A helység kalapácsa In fact, I don't just hate it, I'm downright disgusted by it. I will never forget the well-deserved Klub Rádio's stick mixer text, which of course was not pushed by him, but by a figure named Réka Kinga Papp, also fairly unknown, but Katalin Cseh liked it and promised to spread the analogy in her "small circles". That's why nausea is avoided, even when hearing the name Katalin Cseh. I only indicated this because no one should expect me to feel even an iota of goodwill towards the supposed obstetrician-gynecologist after this.

This Czech has proven several times that two things are very far from him: humanity and decency.

Regarding the first one, no proof is needed, anyone who likes the botmixer, who is happy with the shockingly inhumane text, and even intends to spread it, is a pariah in my eyes. As for fairness…

No, I'm not talking about the EU money-laundering network of the suspected pitiáner (it's presumed because the case is still under investigation, so we can only use the reporting method after a final judicial verdict). But how can someone who is for big money be honest (the salaries and other emoluments of EU representatives can be classified in the category of "big money" in abundance)

there he is hanging around Vera Jurová and her companions, and whoever tries to betray his country by any means, works to ensure that Hungary does not even receive the money that is indisputably due to us, so how can someone who constantly lies about his country and defames it by any means possible be fair?

Czech is making a video now, because it seems that it is not enough for him to rebel against us abroad, he wants to generate dissatisfaction at home as well. Yes, we do indeed pay more for food than people in Brussels. But how much do the residents pay for an apartment, how much for electricity, water, gas? This is somehow not included in the calculation. And let's not forget that not everyone "over there" earns twice as much as here, as Czech put it. And not nearly as much as an EU representative.

I happen to have an idea about housing prices, although my knowledge is very limited. On the other hand, I know that a hole, i.e. a corner of 24 square meters (a room of this size can only be called an apartment out of necessity) can be bought for HUF 62 million. Thanks, but I'd rather not. I couldn't even turn around in that thing without banging my elbow. Presumably Katalin Cseh doesn't rent such a den for herself either.

You can compare pears with light bulbs, but I would not like to bite into the latter.

This came to mind because I had the misfortune to repeatedly taste the "cheap" vegetables and fruits offered by Western (not only Brussels, but also Austrian, German, French) supermarkets. All of them are very beautiful, only one thing is missing from them: the taste. Or, as the plague says: they have neither taste nor smell. In other words: not expensive, but not good either.

Katalin Cseh pretends she has no idea why we don't live up to Brussels standards yet.

The reason, dear temporary ignoramus, is because the heroic Red Army was not temporarily stationed in Brussels for more than 45 years, and the five-year plans were not dictated to them by the stupid communist regime created by the Soviet Union.

Because they were not pushed into poverty again after 1956 (although we did not abound in wealth before that), because their country was not indebted to the point of collapse by the same communists, because the huge debt and the empty state coffers did not have to be pulled from the edge of the abyss with bloody sweat and superhuman performance , and because the slow recovery was not dragged back into the depths by the gang with which you wanted to replace the Orbán government.

Unfortunately, the party on whose behalf you came to Brussels due to some accident is not full of ideas. They do nothing but destroy, in the stupid belief that if the country is bad, it is good for you.

Because the people will rise up and sweep away the... what?

If we examine the intellectual capacity of his party, it is stuck in dismantling construction cordons. Of course, they could hold courses on, say, "How can we harm our country?" with a title, because that's the only thing they excel at. But they can also progress in small steps, for example on dropping a cord-breaking pyrotechnic device . They can actually try to turn the practice of "We don't want anything, but we really want" into a national movement. It would be possible to announce a scientific conference under the name "From no-lympia to no-go zones", since you are big supporters of illegal migration.

Katalin Cseh bought vegetables and that wouldn't be a problem. The problem begins when he not only buys, but also talks. Fortunately, thanks to the wise Hungarians, for now he (they) still have to eat what they cook. Keep it up for all of us.

We had to wait a long time, but the statesman has finally arrived, and instead of the entire left, he says: "I really missed this!"

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