Hungary is the small nation the legacy media and the global elite love to hate. “Fascist,” per Germany’s Der Speigel; “racists and xenophobes,” say top UN officials. But in defying the unfettered immigration policies and climate-change histrionics that other European Union countries fell for, Hungary has been a beacon of common sense across the world. And when I visited Budapest last week, I discovered that its young people possess a powerful conservative backbone strong enough to withstand the targeted attacks coming their way. I was there to attend Hungary’s fifth annual Conservative Political Action Conference, hosted by the Center for...
Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
