Wife, mother, patriot, lawyer ⚖️ ELTE ÁJK | Opinions are my own.

Székesfehérvár,Hungary
Eszter Párkányi retweeted
Péter Magyar is putting Hungarian children at the mercy of the gender lobby to meet Brussels’ demands. Tisza has rewritten Hungary’s Child Protection Act. The amendment is about expanding the rights of LGBTQ organisations and weakening Hungary’s child protection rules. The Fidesz–KDNP government introduced Europe’s best child protection law. Tisza is now rewriting this to serve the interests of LGBTQ organisations and paedophiles. By bypassing parents, they are allowing gender propaganda back into Hungarian schools and nurseries. Furthermore, Tisza’s move is deeply undemocratic. In the 2022 child protection referendum, 3.5 million Hungarians said no to gender propaganda. The Tisza government is now disregarding their will.
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Eszter Párkányi retweeted
Neo-communist tactics. The Tisza authoritarian rulers are raising taxes, fuel prices are soaring, and they are wrecking the Hungarian economy. Authoritarianism creates new victims every day. Today it’s them, tomorrow it’s you. They would rather stage political theatre than face reality. Our message to every Hungarian is this: the Tisza authoritarian rulers will not break our patriotic community. We will not let them. They cannot imprison half the country.
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Eszter Párkányi retweeted
Ouch. That didn’t take long. Just a few months in, Hungary’s Brussels-backed prime minister is already being booed by the very people he made promises to during the campaign. Promises won him power. Breaking them is catching up with him fast.
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Eszter Párkányi retweeted
In Hungary, a new regime just took power and immediately started erasing conservatives from public life. When I visited the House of Terror in Budapest, I found it to be one of the most effective museums in existence. It was built inside the former headquarters of both the Nazi-backed Arrow Cross Party and the communist secret police. And it has stood for decades as a sobering reminder of what total political control and human evil look like. Well, the new government in Hungary just tried to CLOSE it down. Why? Because they want to protect communism from being treated as equally evil as fascism. If you think the Left isn't eyeing this exact playbook for America, you aren't paying attention. Just like Talarico and El-Sayed, they’re spouting "moderation" to win their elections. They trick voters to get in, and then the purge begins.
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Eszter Párkányi retweeted
I’m back. 😎 Let’s get this show on the road! 🛣️
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“You better be afraid. Be afraid.” This is how Hungary’s Health Minister addresses the opposition. Shameful and unacceptable.
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Eszter Párkányi retweeted
Here is the inconvenient reality. Viktor Orbán, whom you spent 16 years portraying as a “dictator,” lost an election and peacefully handed over power, despite your sustained efforts to discredit and politically isolate both him and Hungary - a country that, in the end, proved right on almost every major civilizational debate, from migration onward. By contrast, the increasingly erratic political actor you have supported has moved quickly to destroy democratic competition. He has sought to exclude political opponents from elections, attacked constitutional institutions, and caused what is widely regarded as Hungary’s most serious constitutional crisis since 1989. The story is simple: Hungary has moved from an illiberal democracy - which may not have been liberal, but remained a democracy - to an authoritarian liberal system. Across Europe, authoritarian liberal systems are increasingly working against the democratic will of the majority. The central question, therefore, is this: When democracy and so-called liberalism diverge, which one do you ultimately defend? I think your answer to that question will reveal far more about you than it does about Hungary.
Hungary's longtime strongman Viktor Orbán spent 16 years building one of the world’s most prominent illiberal democracies. Now, the country’s new prime minister, Péter Magyar, is trying to tear that old system down. Can he do this while sticking to democratic norms? My thoughts:
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Eszter Párkányi retweeted
“The silence coming from the EU is Deafening”, said Slovak Interior Minister @EstokSutaj in connection with Péter Magyar's destruction of the rule of law in Hungary. hungarytoday.hu/the-eus-sile…
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Eszter Párkányi retweeted
Hungary’s new Prime Minister is clearly showing severe personality disorders. Every day he spends hours delivering endless speeches in Parliament about nothing, like Castro. Today he stole papers from the opposition benches, shouted, raged, denied opposition MPs the right to speak, and threatened them with prison without any legal basis. Anyone who watches the video needs no further psychoanalysis. It is painfully embarrassing. A pocket dictator.
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Eszter Párkányi retweeted
Today, democracy and the rule of law are being dismantled in Hungary in the pursuit of unchecked power. This is nothing short of criminal conduct. Using retroactive, tailor-made legislation, the government has barred half of the opposition, including its strongest leaders, from politics. This marks the end of democracy. If it is not the people who decide who they vote for, but those in power who decide who the people are allowed to vote for, then democracy is finished. Through a retroactive, tailor-made constitutional amendment, they removed the President of the Republic, dismissed the President of the Constitutional Court, and forced out the Chief Prosecutor. With that, they have dismantled the rule of law as well.
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Eszter Párkányi retweeted
The government in an EU member state has just brought down the website of the largest opposition party. Let that sink in.
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If you are concerned with insane authoritarianism in Europe pay attention to what is happening in Hungary. It is Ground Zero for the experiment to install mentally ill oddities who will destroy basic rule of law. 🇭🇺
🇭🇺A full-scale attack to establish a dictatorship. Viktor Orbán’s press briefing following the police’s seizure of the opposition’s (Fidesz) entire communications system.
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Eszter Párkányi retweeted
Quanto sta accadendo in Ungheria è grave e rappresenta un brutto precedente. Se la democrazia viene piegata per colpire l’opposizione, non è più democrazia. E colpisce l’assordante silenzio da parte di Bruxelles e di chi da anni parla - spesso a sproposito - di “Stato di diritto”.
What is happening in Hungary today is unprecedented. Prosecutors arrived without prior notice at the facility hosting Fidesz’s servers to seize the party’s entire communications system and databases. Nothing like this has happened since the democratic transition in 1990. After failing to break Fidesz’s resistance to the Tisza government’s arbitrary rule through political means, the Tisza government is now using legal means to cripple the strongest opposition party. In a democratic state governed by the rule of law, this is unacceptable.
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Eszter Párkányi retweeted
Using an investigation related to Hungary’s National Cultural Fund as a pretext, the authorities have weaponised the justice system against Fidesz. This only happens in dictatorships! Acting on political orders, prosecutors have seized our servers containing personal data, along with our email correspondence. This act bears all the hallmarks of an authoritarian regime, but we will not be intimidated!
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Eszter Párkányi retweeted
Today, prosecutors arrived without prior notice at the data center hosting Fidesz’s servers, intending to seize the party’s entire communications system and databases. Nothing like this has happened in Hungary since the end of communism in 1990. It is becoming increasingly clear that Hungary’s Brussels-backed liberal authoritarian Prime Minister intends to eliminate his democratic political opponents, crush all resistance to his arbitrary actions, and use the country’s law enforcement authorities as instruments to achieve that goal. The question is simple: Will there still be free elections in Hungary, or will anyone who dares to run against the Tisza Party simply end up in prison? Aren’t the enlightened Western politicians and opinion leaders who support this even remotely ashamed?
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Eszter Párkányi retweeted
Durván háromféle tiszás szavazó van (persze átfedésekkel): 1) A szektás. Velük nem fogok foglalkozni. 200 éve itt vannak közöttünk, csak mindig más színekben acsarkodnak. A magyarok 10 százaléka (+/- 3) ilyen. Ez nem fog változni. 🙄 2) Aki úgy volt vele, hogy 16 év sok. Friss gondolatok kellenek. A Tisza majd házhoz hozza az EU-s pénzeket. Jobb lesz a gazdaság. Növekednek a bérek stb. Ők még utazhatnak a Tiszával, majd fél év múlva megnézzük. 🤔💰 3) Ők tényleg a demokráciát és a jogállamot féltették. Valódi politikai versenyt, társadalmi vitát és egyeztetést várták. Szerintük Orbán egyszemélyben döntött mindenről stb. ⚖️ Na, ez a harmadik csoport most legyen kedves kiszállni és megnézni, hogy mit csinált. 👀 - Ellenzéki közszereplőkre küldenek rendőröket minden jogalap nélkül. Hogy a gyermekeik szeme láttára meghurcolják őket. 🚔👶 - Véres baltával verték szét a köztársasági elnök intézményét. Olyannyira, hogy normális ember a legjobb szándékkal sem vállalhatja. 🪓🩸 - A legerősebb ellenzéki párt vezérkarát eltiltották attól, hogy újra indulhasson a választásokon. 🚫 - Biztos, ami biztos, a legismertebb alternatív baloldali politikusokat is. 🔒 - A legnagyobb ellenzéki párt minden adatbázisát lefoglalták, a tagok és aktivisták személyes adataival együtt. 📂🔒 Ezt akartátok? Ez a demokrácia? 🤦‍♂️
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Eszter Párkányi retweeted
Today, the final barrier fell. Arbitrary rule is no longer a looming threat; it is a reality. If they can do this to the President of the Republic, they can do it to anyone. God protect Hungary!
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Eszter Párkányi retweeted
Today, the President of Hungary released a dramatic video message announcing that the democratic rule of law in Hungary has come to an end because he was unlawfully removed from office. Nothing like this has happened in modern European history. A puppet will now be installed in his place, but that person’s mandate will be illegitimate from the very beginning. At the same time, the governing parties have barred their political opponents from standing in future elections. These are the very people who spent decades calling Viktor Orbán a dictator. Yet the moment they won a democratic election, they turned against both him and democracy itself. They did not act on their own. They did it with the support and at the direction of Brussels. The European Union is increasingly behaving like a liberal authoritarian empire, determined to tell people what they may say, what they must do, and even whom they are allowed to vote for. No person who truly values freedom can accept this.
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Eszter Párkányi retweeted
Yesterday, Fidesz wasn’t in Parliament and today Tisza decided to walk out because one/some opposition MPs were videoing Prime Minister Peter Magyar; unless he is in control he really doesn’t like that.
Hónapok óta egy fiatal brokkolifej kamerázza, de Takács Péter telefonját meglátva menekül. Jó a műsor! 😂🍿
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Eszter Párkányi retweeted
Massive crowd gathered today in 🇭🇺Budapest to resist against the unlawful dismissal of President Sulyok that could happen as early as next week. Since the parliamentary elections in April, Prime Minister Péter Magyar has tried to humiliate, threaten and intimidate the President into resignation. As President Sulyok stood his ground, Magyar's Tisza Party put forward a constitutional amendment to remove the President from office without justification. Other heads of independent institutions that could serve as checks on the new government were also promised to be removed. If PM Magyar and his party follow through on the threats, Hungary will soon descend into a constitutional crisis. Hungarians are waking up. They voted for change, not tyranny!
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