blah, he was only there for a couple of hours.
read THIS and come back for the truth :)
Gy.F. was unfortunately released shortly after being arrested. his calling his detention an 'absurdity' is a clear reference to 'absurdistan', a name liberal and cynical people often call our country. i think our former prime minister should have been arrested much earlier.
like back in 2006.
what happened in october 2006?
according to the article, people were rioting.
according to the liar (aka Gy.F.), the police was ordered to not harm the protestants.
(i already sense some incongruency here...)
and the fact is something else. as per usual when you are dealing with news from hungary... :(
today, there was about a 40-something crowd playing the democracy card in front of the building of the national parliament. the police made them go away by courting them away.
some of them were taken to jail for a couple of hours.
and that is all.
back in 2006, hundreds of onlookers and peaceful protestors, including the elderly, were abused by the police. water bombs, gas sprays, whatever. there were some serious injuries, like the loss of eyesight. i think i did posted about it. i am still quite outraged about it.
today these young what-not-else-the-world-is-ours liberal politicians, chain themselves to each other and the police guides them away.
and voila, our former pm appears, joins the party to place just another hit on his opposite, Orbán.
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Sometimes one wonders if a lot more politicians shouldn't end up there...
sometimes, i too begin to wonder that what happens to a politician when s/he reaches a certain part of that imaginary ladder of her/his career... :S
above a certain level politics just does not seem to work.
thanks for listening!
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