Hungarian Citizens Protest in Budapest

Protesters gathered in Budapest yesterday in an attempt to take the helm of the country’s revolt against the Government.

“We just want an honest Government, not one driven by foreign money,” said Henrik Windberg, a 27-year-old cab driver whose black sweatshirt read: “I’m a Gentile.”

At Hungarian nationalists closed sessions anti-Semitism is starting to surface. “I’m proud to be a Christian, and to be a Hungarian,” was as far as Mr Windberg would go.

Distaste Of Budapest's Mayor Demszky

The crowd carried banners saying -  “Thieving Jew Demszky,” referring to Budapest Jewish mayor, Gábor Demszky.

The rally yesterday was organized by the Hungarian Justice and Life party, and Jobbik (Movement for a Better Hungary).

Gábor Demszky

István Csurka - Opposition Leader

Hungarian Jewish leaders say: - 'István Csurka, the leader of MIEP, is one of the most sinister figures in the nationalist undergrowth of Central Europe. His anti-Semitic rhetoric, denouncing Jews for their collaboration with communists and their role in global finance, is familiar territory.

 

Jews Stand Accused Of Profiting From Weak Economy

Leaders say they won't discuss Mr Csuka's revelation that 178 Hungarian real estate agencies are in Jewish hands, and are secretly buying Hungary's real estate. 

Ferenc Gyurcsany

Prime Minister Threatens Crackdown

Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany turned riot police loose on the 10,000 protesters. Gyurcsany admitted he lied about the economy in order to get reelected, but he will not resign.

Mr Gyurcsany was involved in the H & K money laundering scandal.

Communists Stole Our Pensions

Retirees see a dismal life as the government wants higher health and pension contributions.

One woman said: -- "Our new landlords raise the rent, food prices skyrocket, and the government takes more for retirement. I wish Hitler would have killed Stalin, and all his bandits!"