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De Europese verkiezingen zijn geweest. De kleine Europese koehandel op nationaal niveau hebben we achter ons gelaten. Partijen hebben op nationaal niveau laten weten met wie ze – in niet democratisch besloten – pacten samenwerkingen aan zouden gaan. De zetels worden op basis van het aantal stemmen en de niet democratische afspraken verdeeld en op basis van de zetelverdeling gaan leidende functies uitonderhandeld worden, waarvoor nu de internationale koehandel (of is het meer een stierenhandel?) kan beginnen. <\/strong>
\nHet doel van de handel is in ieder geval om door manipulaties en beleidsafspraken de eigen posities zo veel als mogelijk te versterken en om de anders denkenden – ook al hebben ze gewonnen – uit te schakelen. Die Nederlandse praktijk is kennelijk “verinternationaliseerd<\/em>“, of is het omgekeerde het geval?<\/p>\n

In het kader van inzaken.eu<\/a> wil ik niet te veel politiseren en om geen bron van misverstanden te worden wanneer het over Hongarije gaat, kopieer ik de letterlijke Engelstalige teksten van het Hongaarse “ANP”:<\/p>\n

FIDESZ WINS 12 EP SEATS
\nHungary\u2019s ruling Fidesz-KDNP alliance won the European parliamentary vote with 51.49% amid low turnout of just 28.92% in Sunday\u2019s vote. Fidesz secured 12 European parliamentary mandates. Radical nationalist party Jobbik came second with 3 seats while the Socialists only managed 2 mandates. The Democratic Coalition will send 2 eurodeputies while E-PM received a single one and green party LMP also appeared to have secured one seat after just scraping above the 5% threshold.
\n\u201cWe\u2019ve won; we\u2019ve won big-time!\u201d Prime Minister Viktor Orb\u00e1n told a crowd of supporters. Fidesz secured the best result in the EPP group, he noted. Fidesz\u2019s elected representatives will be \u201cthe troops sent forward,\u201d who can protect the homeland abroad, Orb\u00e1n said. The party\u2019s MEPs will work to win respect for Hungarians and represent their interests, as well as making the voice of Hungarians heard in Brussels. Hungarians are united in rejecting extremes, he added.
\nIn the countryside the radical nationalist Jobbik party came second after Fidesz while the Socialists were third in all but two counties. Hungary will have 21 eurodeputies in the next parliament.<\/em><\/p>\n

Een ander bericht schrijft:<\/p>\n

SOCIALIST LICK WOUNDS, RIVALS SATISFIED
\nSocialist Party leader Attila Mesterh\u00e1zy said that the party\u2019s presidium would offer its resignation to the board after the party\u2019s poor EP election showing.
\nThe radical nationalist Jobbik party has managed to meet its goal in the European election, becoming Hungary\u2019s second power, party leader G\u00e1bor Vona declared. He said one of the important messages of the EP election for domestic politics was that Jobbik is now the second power and that the Socialists have collapsed. It follows that Jobbik can become Fidesz\u2019s challenger — \u201ca great
\nresponsibility,\u201d Vona said. The success of eurosceptic, euro-realist parties throughout Europe
\nalso proves that \u201call of us would like to have a common Europe but something totally different from what is offered to us now,\u201d Vona said.
\nFerenc Gyurcs\u00e1ny, the Democratic Coalition\u2019s leader, said the result would embolden his leftist party to continue playing a \u201cvery determining role in opposition,\u201d and to be the \u201cfiercest
\nenemy of [PM Viktor] Orb\u00e1n\u2019s tyranny\u201d.
\nThe E-PM alliance co-leader Gordon Bajnai said he was \u201csatisfied and proud\u201d of E-PM\u2019s showing.
\nLMP list-leader Tam\u00e1s Meszerics said that as things stand now, Hungary would have a green eurodeputy.
\nThe green LMP party scored 5.01 percent of votes nationwide, just above the threshold for a mandate. The figure is based on preliminary results after 99.99 percent of votes were counted.
\nVotes cast abroad could influence whether or not LMP gets into the European Parliament.
\nDeputy Prime Minister Zsolt Semj\u00e9n said that all Hungarians will have strong national representation in the European Parliament in the next cycle. It is of key importance that
\nTranscarpathia in western Ukraine and Vojvodina would be sending representatives to the EP as well, he added.
\nFidesz has shown that it can count on its core support, proven by the fact that the party won with such a low turnout, political analyst \u00c1goston S\u00e1muel Mr\u00e1z of the N\u00e9zopont Institute said.<\/em><\/p>\n

Wat alle opmerkingen waard zijn zal in de komende maanden blijken, net zo goed als de waarde van dreigementen over opstappen door sommige verliezers. Ze hebben dan wel verloren, maar het zakgeld dat ze kregen of kunnen krijgen is en blijft aantrekkelijk. Zeker naar Hongaarse normen…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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