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Soros and his people even deployed embassies

Partenaire March 10, 2022

This article was published online by the Magyar Nemzet on 9 March 2022. Non-governmental organisations (NGOs) depict a distorted image of Hungary not only be manipulating foreign journalists and Hungarian media; they are working hard to force a change of government also through…

Magyar Nemzet

This is how Soros’s people are working in Hungary: Magyar Jeti in key role

Partenaire March 8, 2022

This article was published online by the Magyar Nemzet on 6 March 2022. In the past few weeks, Magyar Nemzet has published the opinions of several insiders who are or were in one way or another connected to George Soros’s foundations. The…

Magyar Nemzet

‘When we release a report, we also feed them well’

Partenaire March 3, 2022

This article was published online by the Magyar Nemzet on 1 March 2022. The many hours of Skype interviews that our newspaper recently came into possession of have revealed further details about how human rights organisations induce journalists to publish materials attacking…

Magyar Nemzet

Amnesty International director: Human rights organisation behaves as part of the opposition

Partenaire February 25, 2022

This article was published online by the Magyar Nemzet on 23 February 2022. In an interview conducted on Skype, a former director of Amnesty International Hungary, an important ally of George Soros, admitted that during her time as director, attempts were made to…

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A Hungarian fact-checker in partnership with the European Commission and AFP: Soros’ shadow

The Editorial Board February 22, 2022

Article first published by OJIM on 14 February, 2022. On 26 October, 2021, Hungarian leftist-liberal online media 444.hu reported that Magyar Jeti Zrt. [the company behind 444.hu, ed.] was going to launch a fact-checking site with the support of the European…

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SorosLeaks: Tamás Deutsch turns to the MEPs

Partenaire February 17, 2022

This article was published online by the Magyar Nemzet on 17 February 2022. After Magyar Nemzet published a series of articles on the materials (mostly consisting of Skype interviews) anonymously sent to our office, Tamás Deutsch turned to the Members of the European…

Magyar Nemzet

According to Hungarian Civil Liberties Union project leader, international press misrepresents reality on the ground in Hungary

Partenaire February 15, 2022

This article was published online by the Magyar Nemzet on 11 February 2022. From the bulky folder of documents sent to the daily newspaper Magyar Nemzet by e-mail earlier, so far we have mainly published extracts from Skype interviews which reveal that…

Magyar Nemzet

Soros’s people exposed one after the other: There is no trace of dictatorship in Hungary

Partenaire February 14, 2022

This article was published online by the Magyar Nemzet on 12 February 2022. In Hungary, NGOs (non-governmental organisations) have nothing to be afraid of, there is no intention to foil their operations, and foreign investors, too, can feel safe, reveals the next…

Magyar Nemzet

Another revealing Skype interview: If Orbán were voted out, there would be a massive breath of relief in Brussels

Partenaire February 9, 2022

This article was published online by the Magyar Nemzet on 7 February 2022. If the government of a Member State does what Brussels wants, no investigation will be launched against the given country even if there is a lot of corruption and EU…

Magyar Nemzet

Former director of Soros Foundations: “If it’s not your friends in the government, the country is not doing well”

Partenaire February 7, 2022

This article was published online by the Magyar Nemzet on 6 February 2022. “It’s a simple reality: people working in the media are in the vast majority left-liberal. This is due to what we could call ‘selection bias’” said Andrej Nosko –…

Magyar Nemzet

Former director of Soros Foundation: Foreign journalists depict a distorted image of Hungary

Partenaire February 3, 2022

This article was published online by the Magyar Nemzet on 2 February 2022. The editorial office of the daily newspaper Magyar Nemzet received an unusually large folder of newsworthy documents from an unknown e-mail address. Among others, the documents – which our…