Comments by "DrScopeify" (@drscopeify) on "'Hungary is isolated,' António Costa says after Orbán blocks joint EU text on Ukraine" video.

@gtaraya Hungary has no future anyway it is losing population every single day - so who likes them or not has no value in the long term. If Hungary wants to survive as a county in the future it needs to have a big reform - remove Orban and change laws and policies to grow its economy and stop losing population every day.
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@anomymouse5043 The problem here is that Russia is using Hungary as a totem pole. Where if Europe sidelines Hungary that creates a crack in the block. Then you also have Slovakia too, and even some powerful forces in Poland still simmering around, but if you don't sideline Hungary then all of the EU is held captive by 1 small and weak country who is acting based on orders from the enemy, EU from the start should have had a 70% or 80% of countries can unite and make changes without the Hungary problem. I think it was obvious this could happen but was ignored at the time.
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@juditmogyorosi2438 ARe you not bored living life in ugly small Russian house instead of coming to the west and living like a king? Leave Russia and come here to the west - you will have a much better life I assure you. Weather is much warmer and nice, people are nicer, you can make a family, buy a big house, enjoy a better life. Come here.
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@sqweege6432 The problem is that ANY western leader who wants to be a dictator so is a very weak person with no principles of the better good - will get assistance from Putin. How does Putin help them? He gives them personally money probably using bitcoin or other methods, Russia has many shadow finances going through China and Africa - also Russia uses it's population as a human bo t - farm. As many millions of Russians are now paid every day to write comments online that is how they live day to day - paid for online comments. Crazy stuff
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@Krv-y7f No one loves Russia it is an ugly country, that is too stupid and too cold to be able to be normal. Only 130 million Russians think they are some big power when they are one of the smallest economies in Europe - a totally failed country with no future.
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