My grandfather on my dad’s side came from eastern Hungary, after ww1 he saw the writing on the wall and came to Canada. He was a very smart man, even though I could barely understand a thing he said. He died in 2000 at 95. I was doing an infantry exercise at the time. A short time after during leave while on overseas deployment, I went to Hungary. When they saw my name and middle name on my passport when I was trying to get a ticket to Ukraine, not only did they suddenly have room on the plane, they had first class for me. I didn’t even pay. The ladies were extremely excited. It was like a lost son came home.
Orban seems to me to care deeply about his country, it’s refreshing to see. Meanwhile in Alberta I feel oppressed.
“Orban seems to me to care deeply about his country, it’s refreshing to see. Meanwhile in Alberta I feel oppressed.”
Lol, I used to live in Calgary in the good ‘ole days of King Ralph.
Sad to see how it’s fallen.