by A.P.
Governments of the European Union member states have woken up at the last minute and stood up against billionaire George Soros, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán wrote in an article published on his official website.
“George Soros sheds crocodile tears, but this will not return the money of millions of people, families and businesses looted by the speculator, but it does offer a modicum of satisfaction,” Orbán wrote.
He was referring to Soros’ article entitled “The Costs of Merkel’s Surrender to Hungarian and Polish Extortion“, published on Dec. 10 on the opinion website Project Syndicate, which is the same day the European Council reached a compromise in the budget vs. rule-of-law debate. Project Syndicate is partly financed by the Open Society Foundation.
Orbán wrote that the most corrupt man in the world and his network have good reason to be disappointed because Europe has not surrendered, and Soros’ grandiose plan was blocked at the European Council.
The spotlight is on the budget money, the recovery fund, and how it will be accessed. Orbán stressed that the money in the EU budget has so far been kept under strict supervision in all member states.
