“As black humor says, it will be time to look for new conspiracy theories, because the old ones have all turned out to be true,” the Hungarian prime minister said on February 8 at the Congress of Patriots in Madrid. The funny statement suggests a serious foundation. It is true that we have come a long way from the interpretive dictionary that “several persons secretly conspire against someone or something, usually with the aim of violently overthrowing their power.” This theory proved true in the tragedy of Ban Bánk, when Ban Petur and the rebellious lords conspired to kill Queen Gertrude. Today, however, there is hardly a clear formula and nothing is what it seems, conspiracy theories, along with fake news, have become powerful weapons of cyber warfare. Today, it is no longer groups and rioters who gather in secret, but foreign secret services, background institutions linked to domestic political organizations, and political marketers work with irresistible vigour to make people uncertain and confused. They have a serious arsenal at their disposal: the World Wide Web, the terror of technology, helps work at a high level. The impact is not far behind, anxiety and social threats are characteristic of almost the whole world in general, just think of climate hysteria, the ever-attacking epidemics, geopolitical challenges and finally the most serious one, wars.
Konteos come and go and are realized. In 2022, as Russian troops started to move against Ukraine, the hooting spread: it is not a problem that the population of the attacked country is fleeing, migrants need space, this is part of the plan. We have barely forgotten the theory, and then what did the president of the Ukrainian Association of Foreign Recruitment Companies say the other day? Vasyl Voskoboynik believes that the decline in population can no longer be compensated for simply by increasing the birth rate, but that migrants must replace Ukraine’s population after the war. The government estimates that the number of citizens has almost halved, and that at least 8 million workers would be needed for the future recovery of the economy. “Kyiv is conducting medical experiments on wounded soldiers of the Ukrainian army (AFU) and other civilians,” Russia’s foreign ministry ambassador to the Ukrainian government’s crimes told RIA Novosti in early February. In the interview, Rodion Miroshnik also added: “In the front zone of Ukraine, no one controls anything, anyone can be given any medicine, any vaccine, any virus can be used, the suffering subjects are wounded and traumatized civilians. Those specialized in it operate closed health centers and can collect data. As the army advances, Russia has growing evidence that black organ trafficking is flourishing in areas controlled by Kiev. Reading the ambassador’s interview, we can see the wildest controversy coming to fruition: the West is bringing young surgeons to Ukraine to experiment, and it is more than possible that there are signs of illegal, criminal medical activity.
This is when the stage in Brussels flashes in, and the debate on Europe’s security was taking place in Strasbourg the other day. Marta Kos, responsible for enlargement, shared with the participants of the plenary session of the European Parliament: “Their fight is also our fight, … With Ukraine’s support, we are also defending the foundations of peace and security in Europe. Together, we must remain determined. We must provide military support to enable Ukraine to continue its courageous fight.” Does the Commissioner read news from here and there, or is she just turning around the Brussels brochure and brochures?
You can get tired of conspiracy theories, and then there will be new ones, you can be sure of that, and in time you can marvel again that some of them have come true. But let’s not be unfair, there are real results, irrefutable news. Like the fact that USAID burst. President Trump and Elon Musk investigated and shut down the program. The U.S. Agency for International Development has spanned Eastern Europe, providing Ukraine with a quarter of a billion dollars this year. It turned out that 90% of the Ukrainian media hung on the breasts of the US dollar donor. But even the fact that this world-helping organization, which is more than half a century old, has invested hundreds of millions of dollars in the creation of “solidarity corridors” through Ukraine’s largest agricultural enterprises. Why? Now we have learned this, too, that Ukrainian grain and other commodity dumping has poured into Europe, which has devastated the crop and food market, of course, in Eastern Europe.
At the same time, the outgoing foreign minister gave an interview to the New York Times. Antony Blinken acknowledged that Washington had begun arming Kyiv long before Russia’s special military operation began. Oops! -snap if we were surprised. Rather, this was omitted from the interview, President Zelenskyy had already decided to attack Russia in his Executive Order of March 24, 2021, and for this purpose he assembled a large number of troops in Mariupol County. Just not? Is it just not because of American energy, or because of it? Since then, sanctions have sent energy prices skyrocketing. Everyone knows that nowadays in Europe we buy American liquefied natural gas at three or four times the price. A few days ago, the Baltic states celebrated, disconnected from the Russian power grid. Of course, there was no mention of the fact that the price of electricity had already multiplied the next day. It is also not fake news that Ukraine has arbitrarily stopped the transit of Russian gas to us. What is Europe doing to make a clown out of itself? It continues to supply Kyiv with 16.3 million cubic meters of natural gas per day.
Poor stunted energy, it’s somehow hard to make konteos about this. You either have it or you don’t. Right now, Brussels is performing open-heart surgery on us, and we don’t even care that we can see the horse’s leg sticking out. In vain, the style! It’s like talent, it can’t be learned, either it is or it isn’t. Energy will be less and less in Europe if we continue in this way. “Ukraine belongs to us,” flutes the above-mentioned EU Commissioner. The climate and energy policy expert of the Hungarian newspaper Századvég says that the Eastern European country also needs enormous imports of natural gas, electricity and fuel, and if it were to import them from the EU, it would even endanger the security of supply of the community. Accession negotiations are, of course, conducted independently of this. Poor energy is running out. Of course, it is not poor, but rather Europe is weakening more and more. Thanks to its stunted bureaucrats suffering from a lack of mental energy.
Translated and edited by Kiss Gyöngyi