The EU, which is renowned from its anti-democratic framework of decision making, has ironically said that Poland and Hungary are a threat to its democratic standards for their government’s adherence to the democratic will of their peoples.
Last week the European Commission has also started legal action against Poland and Hungary after the EU’s executive arm became incensed at Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orban banning LGBTQQICAPF2K content for children and at Poland allowing “LGBTQ+ Free Areas” to be declared.
Why the EU commission is so keen on homosexual and transgender content being shown to and marketed at children as both “entertainment” and “education” can only be speculated at but the economic ramifications of these actions by the EU could seriously impact the Visegrád nations.
The EU’s executive commission said Tuesday in its annual report on adherence to the rule of law democratic standards in the European Union are eroding in several member countries, particularly in Hungary and Poland where judicial independence is under threat.
Other countries, such as Slovenia are also targeted in the reported which does not bode well the future of the bloated bureaucratic bloc.
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