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Category Archives: Hungary
WP: ‘Autocrats roll back rights and rule of law — and cite Trump’s example’
The Washington Post reports: Trump’s statements, policies and actions are providing cover for attacks on LGBTQ+ rights, freedom of expression and the rule of law around the world. Under Hungary’s antigay “propaganda” law, bookstores were fined for selling LGBTQ+ themed … Continue reading
Hungarian Xenophobia Is Raising Standard of Living of Hungarians
Comments at Steve Sailer: * The black death of the 12th through 15th centuries was responsible for labour gaining a competitive edge in the local markets. Without it, we would not have experienced 8 centuries of improved living standards and … Continue reading
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#RapeRefugeesWelcome
* “Woman has Silent Night ? and ?Joy to the World banned from school then disrupts Trump Rally! Media makes her a hero!”
Steve Sailer: Hungarian PM Viktor Orban Accuses George Soros of Stoking Camp of the Saints; Soros Confirms Orban
It’s nice to see Hungary standing up for itself against this horde of Muslim refugees. It seems like Eastern Europeans have a clearer sense of their national interests than does Germany. Steve Sailer writes: From Bloomberg Business: Orban Accuses Soros … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Europe, George Soros, Hungary
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Alex Tabarrok’s “Open Borders and the Welfare State” vs. Peter Schaeffer’s Comment Tsunami
Comments to Steve Sailer: * I just watched “Going Clear,” a documentary about Scientology, and the way the world inside the bubble of scientology apparently operates made me think that’s kind of what the world would be like if every … Continue reading
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Stay Strong Hungary!
Comments to Steve Sailer: * Stay strong Hungary. It’s too late to stop the current wave, but word will get back soon that Hungary is the route you least want to travel. * It must come as a shock for … Continue reading
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Steve Sailer: TIMSS Test Scores: Would Germany Get More Talented Workers from Syria or Hungary?
Steve Sailer writes: As we all know by now, Germany has pulled off a massive economic coup by importing a brilliant new workforce from Syria (and also from random places where you can buy fake Syrian IDs, but who’s checking?). … Continue reading
Posted in Arabs, Germany, Hungary, Immigration
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