Comments on: Hungary’s Reboot

By: Csaba Sarkany

Csaba Sarkany — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 16:12:33 +0000

correction to the article. Hungary lost 2/3 rd of its terrritory after World War 1, not a third of the terrritory as stated in the article

By: Evan Johnson

Evan Johnson — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 13:33:24 +0000

Maybe, as a foreigner, I fundamentally misunderstand the new media laws. However, this comes across to me as a piece of propaganda. Fine, but aren’t opposing and balanced viewpoints REQUIRED by law? Or does it only go one way? I don’t mean this directly to be antagonistic, just curious, as this is, after all, a media outlet.

By: Maria Szaplonczay

Maria Szaplonczay — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 05:04:22 +0000

I am glad someone has the intelligent approach and the knowledge to explain the historical background of the Hungarians to the outside world which, obviously, does not have the facts and is easily swayed by the often hostile media. The examples Dr. Kovacs brought up to illustrate his points are clear, and it does not take a rocket scientist to understand the issues…, unless someone does NOT want to see and understand the facts, and the honest trying to make the necessary changes in the interest of the people.

By: Anikó Trombitás

Anikó Trombitás — Sat, 14 Jan 2012 16:12:23 +0000

Bravo! Dr. Kovács’ succinct explanation of Hungary’s recently implemented reforms is a voice of reason in the cacophony of misinformation and misrepresentation spread by the international, liberal Left.