So Viktor Orban gave a speech recently. It's quite something. Let me quote.
A country the size of Hungary – not the size of Germany or the United States, but similar in size to us – can only be strong if there is robust majority national ownership in the strategic industries which determine its fate. This wasn’t the case in Hungary before 2010. Now, however, we can say that there is clear majority national ownership in the energy sector, the banking sector and the media sector. If I had to quantify this, I would say that in recent years the Hungarian state has spent around one thousand billion forints on repurchasing ownership in strategic sectors and companies which had previously been foolishly privatised.
Mmm... yeah, that makes sense. So Orban has been buying back strategic industries from, I assume, foreign corporations. Well done, man.
For a country to be strong, demographic decline must be out of the question. At this point in time, this is Hungary’s Achilles heel. A country which is in demographic decline – and, to put it bluntly, is not even able to sustain itself biologically – may well find that it is no longer needed. A country like that will disappear. Only those communities survive in the world which are at least able to sustain themselves biologically; and let’s be honest with ourselves, Hungary today is not yet such a country.
Good point again. And extra points for honesty. This man is a consistent nationalist. He knows what he wants and he knows what needs to be done.
We must also admit that on demographic issues – the creation and growth of families – the hands of the government of the day are tied. This is because no policies of any kind can decide whether or not there will be children in a community, whether children are being born into families – and if so, how many. This is because only women can make such decisions. Things will be what women decide them to be.
And maybe that's the problem. Thought about that, Mr. President? He then goes on to brag about he's taking money from Soros to give it to Hungarian women. Who don't want it and refuse to breed nonetheless. Hungary's president knows what he wants; what he doesn't know is how to achieve it. He has absolutely no clue. He gives a great speech on why nations are good and how to make sure our nations can survive. What ethnic identity is and why it matters. And yet he openly admits his own nation is dying; he even mentions why it's dying, and yet refuses to do anything about it.
Mr. Orban, you're doing it wrong. None of that matters until you fix that little part I bolded for you. France will not be French, Italy won't be Italian, and even Hungary won't be Magyar if you don't stop giving women the power to decide how many and whose children are born. Physical borders won't fix that. Closing down Soros' propaganda racket won't fix it. And don't get me wrong, I strongly admire Orban for doing what he's been doing. But it will all be for naught if he doesn't go to the end. If you want nationalism to work, you need the whole package. And that means 1848 sexual mores too.
ETA: Just some background data to understand how bad the demographics are in Hungary.
Year
Population (x1000)
Births
Deaths
Population growth
TFR
1980
10 707
148 673
145 355
3 318
1.92
1981
10 700
142 890
144 757
-1 867
1.88
1982
10 683
133 559
144 318
-10 759
1.78
1983
10 656
127 258
148 643
-21 385
1.73
1984
10 619
125 359
146 709
-21 350
1.73
1985
10 579
130 200
147 614
-17 414
1.83
1986
10 534
128 204
147 089
-18 885
1.83
1987
10 486
125 840
142 601
-16 761
1.79
1988
10 443
124 296
140 042
-15 746
1.78
1989
10 398
123 304
144 695
-21 391
1.78
1990
10 374
125 679
145 660
-19 981
1.84
1991
10 373
127 207
144 813
-17 606
1.85
1992
10 369
121 724
148 781
-27 057
1.76
1993
10 357
117 033
150 244
-33 211
1.68
1994
10 343
115 598
146 889
-31 291
1.64
1995
10 329
112 054
145 431
-33 377
1.57
1996
10 311
105 272
143 130
-37 858
1.45
1997
10 290
100 350
139 434
-39 084
1.37
1998
10 267
97 301
140 870
-43 569
1.33
1999
10 238
94 645
143 210
-48 565
1.29
2000
10 211
97 597
135 601
-38 004
1.31
2001
10 198
97 047
132 183
-35 136
1.31
2002
10 165
96 804
132 833
-36 029
1.31
2003
10 129
94 647
135 823
-41 176
1.28
2004
10 108
95 137
132 492
-37 355
1.28
2005
10 088
97 496
135 732
-38 236
1.32
2006
10 072
99 871
131 603
-31 732
1.35
2007
10 056
97 613
132 938
-35 325
1.32
2008
10 038
99 149
130 027
-30 878
1.35
2009
10 022
96 450
130 350
-33 972
1.33
2010
10 000
90 335
130 456
-40 121
1.26
2011
9 985
88 049
128 795
-40 746
1.24
2012
9 932
90 269
129 440
-39 171
1.34
2013
9 909
88 689
126 778
-38 089
1.34
2014
9 877
91 510
126 308
-34 798
1.41
2015
9 823
91 690
131 697
-40 007
1.44
2016
9 790
93 100
126 900
-33 800
1.49
Hungary has been losing population for 37 years straight. 37 years. With no end in sight. It has lost a million people, around 10% of the population since 1981. And to add insult to injury, there's this little map over here:
That's the Gypsy student population per province.
So this underscores a bit of the urgency that Hungarians feel about Third World immigration. They really can't afford even a little of it. The country is in very dire straits. And it will continue to get worse until they understand that surrendering the very core of their society to the whims of their women is the root of their problem.
