David Pressman feeds the "independent" Hungarian judges from the hand, they snuggle sweetly together, but it doesn't hurt to know: there is nothing more dangerous than a climactic empire that fears world domination. Written by Tamás Pilhál.
The American Governor David Pressman has newly appointed the leaders of the left-liberal putty association called the National Judicial Council (OBT). They have been talking to each other for a long time (around a year), they had to be readjusted, I think. The poor judges, who were tired of subversion, had to be put on the rails, how could they be even more "independent" - mostly from Hungary, which supports them.
At the same time, how could they better serve the interests of the Empire.
They also put the newest line leaders in their hands, and made them practice speaking and wagging their tails. "To the feet! Sit! He's lying down!” Then, after all Hungarian internal affairs had been thoroughly investigated, which a real diplomat would otherwise have nothing to do with on earth, the governor tied a bush braid in the OBT's hair and let them out of the fortress system called the American embassy. "You have a mission, go without peace."
He then published photos of the flight on the official website of the governorship. David Pressman feeds the "independent" Hungarian judges from the hand, and they enjoy themselves together. He attached a short text message to the smiling photos:
"We had an important conversation with the leaders of the National Judicial Council about their ongoing work to promote the council's independence and the council's key role in the Hungarian judicial system."
Right, this is no longer about diplomacy, good taste, or friendly relations.
Rather, it is about how the declining Empire, whose power and authority are slipping through its fingers like sand, is trying to teach its remaining sovereignty, its tiny colony ("ally"), Hungary, to be morose.
They may not be able to throw an atom at us after all, the coup is difficult to carry out, so for now they will make do with methodical disruption and well poisoning. They roll barrels of gunpowder to strategic points so that their trained Mamelukes can detonate at the right time. It would be a fatal mistake to underestimate the threat of a coup.
It should be known: there is nothing more dangerous than a climactic empire that fears world domination.
Pressman's announcement is actually a thinly veiled threat.
The message - if I understand correctly - can be roughly the following: if the overly sovereign Hungarian government does not get back in line, no longer eats the sugar cane on command along with the other colonies, then it will be covered up. Then the Fidesz headquarters will be besieged again (instead of a good friend, this time with an oppressor), there will be bridge closures, university occupations, cordon-breaking again. And let's not even dream about the EU money due to us. Oh, and an "accident" could easily happen with the southern natural gas pipeline, as with the northern one...
Last year, when he ordered the two OBT potentates, Csaba Vasvári, the fall 2006 blood judge, and Tamás Matusik, to his residence, the American governor was perfectly aware of what he was doing. He knew, he should have known, how much of a (legitimate) snub the date would be.
These are not stumbles, accidental mishaps: David Pressman pursues his craft based on a ready-made script and according to a war plan.
He is aware that a real ambassador, a diplomat, cannot do this.
He cannot intervene in the internal affairs and justice system of the host country, he cannot divide the mind, he cannot adjust, he cannot direct. Not only because representatives of cultural states cannot behave in this way according to etiquette or some other unwritten rules. And not just because the United States and Hungary are NATO allies. But because it is prohibited by a very specific international law, that's why.
The Vienna Treaty of 1961 regulating diplomatic relations, which was promulgated by Hungary in 1965 as a decree with the force of law and has been in force since then, is clearly worded. According to Article 41 (2) of the international convention:
All official matters to be handled with the host state, with which the sending state has entrusted the representation, must be handled with or through the ministry of foreign affairs of the host state or another ministry designated by mutual agreement.
And since the defection of the OBT members is obviously an official matter, since they even boast about it on the official website of the governorship, therefore Pressman should have arranged the meeting(s) in advance with the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs or one of the other ministries. Of course he didn't.
Or I can quote Article 41 (1) of the same article: "Without prejudice to his privileges and immunities, it is the duty of every person enjoying these privileges and immunities to respect the laws and other regulations of the receiving State. It is also obliged to refrain from interfering in the internal affairs of the host state".
By the way, the "ambassador" made it clear to us before he arrived here that he is not particularly affected by certain laws.
At his Senate hearing last spring, for example, he spoke about the "waning" Hungarian democracy. And since she arrived with her husband, every week she has been getting her nose into something that she couldn't do according to the Treaty of Vienna.
I just don't understand why American luminaries keep repeating: "world order based on rules". When it's clear, there is only one "rule" for them: face down.
It is there in the Vienna Convention in black and white. I am writing slowly so that Governor David Pressman can understand: "refrain from interfering in the internal affairs of the host state". And sure enough: the domestic justice system is Hungarian internal affairs. It belongs only to us, not to foreign provocateurs.
No ambassador in the world can interfere in the internal affairs of the state receiving him.
Only the American "ambassador" would do such a thing. Only he imagines that he is above all customary law, unwritten rules and written laws. But he stinks of fish. The sending country itself does the same, only on a larger scale.
Without UN approval, it destroys countries from Iraq to Syria, from Vietnam to Afghanistan, murders hundreds of thousands, overthrows legally elected governments, incites civil wars, installs military bases in the oil fields of sovereign countries to steal their oil. What's more - if we are to believe the world-renowned, Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist Seymour Hersh, and why shouldn't we - he is now destroying the critical infrastructure of his own ally, just so that it can take the poisonous shale gas from him. Undoubtedly, compared to these, Deputy Pressman's fiddling is just a moth-proofing.
Related news from all corners: Gavin Newsom, the Democratic governor of California, admitted that it was only because of the arrival of foreign leaders that the streets of San Francisco, where unbearable conditions have prevailed for years, were hurriedly put in order. The summit of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) is organized in the American city.
If you can, watch some videos of everyday life in San Francisco. Hundreds of shirtless, drug-addicted zombies roam the streets, and mafia showdowns are a daily occurrence.
Now they were raked away for a few days, they messed up a bit, but after the summit, everything returns to "normal" mode, chaos and confusion.
How's that for Pressman? Perhaps in such a way that when the scenery collapses and an empire becomes unable to maintain appearances, it really is the threshold of the end.
The ambassador assigned the members of the judicial panel to himself
Source: X/David Pressman
