In just over a month, the duration of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine will match that of the entire World War I.
And the entire might of Russia and its totalitarian allies, as well as of the Kremlin's corrupt useful morons in the West, still can't defeat Ukraine.
So I was recently driving down a dark forest road (not far from Hostomel airfield, by the way) and nearly crashed after swerving sharply to avoid running over a hedgehog that jumped out of the grass.
Funny how the moment Orban got kicked out and finally shut up, Ukraine instantly stopped being "Hungary’s enemy," and Zelensky is immediately no longer a scheming Mephistopheles lurking under every stone in Budapest.
To what extent must you have become so unsufferable to your own people that, with a historically record turnout, voters handed the opposition an absolute constitutional majority -- and have now spent nearly a full day celebrating in the streets, hugging each other because you're losing power.
Jokes aside, this is an incredibly important day for freedom and democracy and, most importantly, for basic common sense and human dignity, in the spirit of 1989.
So you’re telling me that obsessing over a hysterical anti-Ukrainian narrative, covering Hungary with insulting posters about Zelensky, and staging daily social media dramas under the guidance of Kremlin political strategists wasn’t the best electoral strategy?
It was the 5th year of Russia’s special military operation to take Kyiv in 3 days, by which point Ukraine had already collapsed for the 10th time in 30 days.
