According to the outgoing American ambassador, Hungary is a country of Kadarian compromises, a country where kleptocracy threatens democracy and where the rule of law is suppressed by increasingly powerful propaganda. 

David Pressman, who was not particularly arrested, held a farewell party, where he only allowed his propagandists and representatives of pseudo-civilian organizations, mocked as independent, to enter. In this way, he could perform his usual angry outbursts against Hungary in a narrow circle, without mentioning a word about the fact that during his stay here, he failed the exam in a diplomatic sense.

At the event, he emphasized that the festive evening

it's about celebrating diversity and honoring those who stand for the values ​​of freedom and human dignity

Magyar Hang reported.

According to Pressman, Hungary is on the other side of the front line between democracy and autocracy, because in our country

kleptocracy threatens democracy, where the rule of law is suppressed by increasingly powerful propaganda.

According to his position

the fact that Hungary is considered one of the most corrupt countries in Europe, or that the economic problems are increasing, is not due to Soros, Brussels or other external forces.

"We see the increasingly close relationship with Russia, and also that the government's secret deals with Beijing will cost the Hungarian people a lot in the long run," continued the American ambassador, who sometimes acts as a provocateur.

"It is important how they individually respond to these challenges, whether they dare to speak out and criticize, even if they know that the governmental media machine was created precisely for their discretion and silence," said Pressman, who also spoke about : during his stay here, he always spoke openly about what happened and is happening in this country and in the relations between the two countries. Finally, he concluded with:

his predecessor brought Paul Anka to Budapest, who sang for Orbán. He invited James Taylor to sing for those who mattered.

Source: Magyar Hang , Mandiner , vasarnap.hu

Photo: US Embassy Budapest Facebook