EU bullies Hungary over law against LGBT indoctrination of kids | Eastern NC Now

 

Hungary's parliament has passed a new law prohibiting and criminalizing the indoctrination of children with the LGBT culture and the Eurocrats in Brussels are not happy.  They are calling for the repeal of the new law and actions against Hungary if it refuses to do so.  The Dutch Prime Minister and the EU's president have been in the forefront of the attacks on Hungary, but many eastern European countries are refusing to go along with them and are backing Hungary instead.  While EU leaders threatened to "bring Hungary to its knees", Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban blasted the EU's interference in Hungary's domestic affairs.

 

The law was adopted as an anti-pedophile and parents rights law and prohibits third party contact with children over these subjects without parental permission.  The groups that try to promote LGBT lifestyles with children are furious that they can no longer do so with impunity.

 

 

The last time the EU tried to bully Hungary was over Hungary's refusal to accept Muslim illegal alien migrants.  Prime Minister Orban took that issue to a referendum of the Hungarian people and they voted 98% to 2% to back their government and not accept the migrants.