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"en.20120118.23.3-195-000"2
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"Mr President, in 1956, the movement for freedom and the national aspirations of Hungarians were brutally crushed by tanks from the Soviet Union. This happened only because the brave Hungarian people had the courage to claim their independent right to make decisions regarding their own internal affairs, to exercise their sovereignty and to run their own affairs.
Fortunately, those days are gone forever, but the fact that today the European Union is trying to use the institutions of the Union and financial pressure to restrict, once again, the free democratic choice of the Hungarian nation borders on a historical paradox. This time the Hungarian nation must defend its freedoms, its democratic elections and sovereignty in internal affairs against the attempts of transnational corporations that the European Commission represents in relation to Hungary. The issues of the constitution and free media legislation were only a pretext for attacking the Hungarian Prime Minister, Mr Orbán and his right-wing government, because they are rebuilding their country with courage after the terrible era of Communist governments and their post-Communist government heirs, because they have had the courage to impose taxes on banks and international corporations, because they had the courage to mention Christianity in their constitution, a beautiful national tradition, and the traditional concept of family, as opposed to left-wing political correctness, which shines in the salons of Europe. Please stand strong, Prime Minister, we are with you."@en1
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