All right, Alexander, let's talk about the Financial Times article, which claims that the European Union is going to sink the economy of Hungary, because Hungary is not approving the 50 billion euro package to Ukraine.

The title of the Financial Times article is Brussels threatens to hit Hungary's economy

if Victor Orban vetoes Ukraine aid.

An astonishing article.

When you read it, it's incredible what's incredible what, what this article says. But

it's, it's an economic war against Hungary that the EU has declared. It's, it's blackmail.

It's, it's all of those things, I guess. The European Union, if you are to believe the reporting from the

Financial Times, they said they've seen this document and these plans, the European Union,

and the member states is important because the member states are on board with this.

They want this to happen.

They are looking to destroy hungry, destroy the currency, create a bank run, create

job loss, all because Orban does not want to rubber stamp the 50 billion euros to Zelensky, which is giving money to something that

everyone has now accepted is a losing cause. But what are you, what are your thoughts on this

Financial Times article? Well, there you have it. First of all, I mean, these are claims for the

Financial Times, which we can bank. I have

no doubt at all that they are true. In fact, this article has clearly been leaked by people within the

commission. They're telling us, you know, this is what we're going to do. They're probably rubbing

their hands with light. There's already been pressure today on the Hungarian currency, which is no more than one would expect.

And, I mean, the process of destabilisation is already underway.

And this is the first step that way.

So the European Union has transformed into the Warsaw Pact.

Because this is essentially what it is. We're all free,

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