Some kind of nonsense, I thought, after all, it’s just impoverished Hungary. Still, it was important and, I think, you know why. Over the long years of Orbán’s rule, Hungary had become a vote in the body of Europe. And so swollen that it began to disrupt the normal functioning of the organism.
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Why? Because Orbán was up to his neck in Putin’s ass, and his country had become a little Russia. When it became clear that Orbán had squandered heavily, there was genuine joy and the likelihood that Hungary, which had been a cesspit, would rise from the ashes greatly increased. It was a good day.
I found another victim equally deserving of criticism.
And if you now think that this text will be about grinding Hungary to dust – think again. If a country has already chosen the right path, let’s give it a chance. Better to mock Slovakia – with its pro-Russian waffle Fico (he alone, the fool, among the leaders of normal countries went to Moscow to celebrate Victory Day) now fully deserves it. But since I recently did that, repeating it would be unoriginal. So I found another victim equally deserving of criticism.
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This is the poorest EU country Bulgaria. Yes, yes, not Lithuania, as many fools like to repeat, but Bulgaria is the poorest member state of the union (Lithuania is a solid average, gradually overtaking older EU members one by one, such as Greece or Portugal).
And I see no reason for this to change in the near future (I would say, Bulgarians still have a long way to go to catch up with us). On the other hand, Bulgaria’s poverty these days is even somewhat beneficial to us and other countries with a normal outlook on things. How? I explain.
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