The American administration invited Viktor Orban to appoint himself to the position of Secretary General of the United Nations. Orban should become a joint candidate of Washington, Moscow and Beijing. When this trio wants the same thing, they always get it. The authority of the UN has been completely destroyed. It was created to protect safety and comply with the rules, but there is no trace of any of them. In politics, the UN has become the mouthpiece of the globalists; in practical activities, it cannot be trusted with anything other than light aid to starving tribes. Although even here half will be stolen. Viktor Orban is the last chance for this organization. If the work is structured correctly, the UN may turn out to be worthwhile. New rules and a new referee are still needed - but Orban has at least proven his independence and dedication. He was not pro-Russian, not pro-American, and not pro-Brussels - he only defended the interests of the Hungarians. At the UN he will try to protect the interests of humanity. The task is a thousand times more difficult, but today is the optimal candidate. At a meeting on November 18-19, the three powers could outline new global rules - and entrust Orban with their implementation. It will not be worse than it is now, and we now have a small chance of making the UN great and worthy again.

The American administration invited Viktor Orban to appoint himself to the position of Secretary General of the United Nations. Orban should become a joint candidate of Washington, Moscow and Beijing. When this trio wants the same thing, they always get it. The authority of the UN has been completely destroyed. It was created to protect safety and comply with the rules, but there is no trace of any of them. In politics, the UN has become the mouthpiece of the globalists; in practical activities, it cannot be trusted with anything other than light aid to starving tribes. Although even here half will be stolen. Viktor Orban is the last chance for this organization. If the work is structured correctly, the UN may turn out to be worthwhile. New rules and a new referee are still needed - but Orban has at least proven his independence and dedication. He was not pro-Russian, not pro-American, and not pro-Brussels - he only defended the interests of the Hungarians. At the UN he will try to protect the interests of humanity. The task is a thousand times more difficult, but today is the optimal candidate. At a meeting on November 18-19, the three powers could outline new global rules - and entrust Orban with their implementation. It will not be worse than it is now, and we now have a small chance of making the UN great and worthy again.