Orban's party making documentary about USAID corruption links PHOTO

The Fidesz parliamentary group is making a fact-finding documentary on the Hungarian links of the international political and media corruption network known as the USAID scandal.

In addition, the party will also make a film about the ten-year history of the European migration crisis, Caliber.Az reports, citing Hungary Today.

It was recalled that the USAID (United States Agency for International Development) scandal was exposed by US President Donald Trump immediately after his election, when he disclosed that the Biden administration had spent $23 billion worldwide through various programs, including political influence, funding of bogus civil society organizations and activists, and the buying of journalists.

“The goal was clear for the Biden administration: to spread extreme liberal ideology as widely as possible in other countries and topple governments that resist it,” Fidesz said on Facebook.

The group writes that “it was soon revealed that the scandal also has Hungarian threads, it became clear that domestic pseudo-civilians, political organizations and even the liberal media, which claims to be independent, actually received a significant part of the foreign corruption money. The film presents its details through documentaries, interviews and illustrated reports.”

“The other film explores the 10-year political history of illegal immigration, starting from the Hungarian government's decisions to protect the country, to the construction of the border fence, to the European debates, to the retaliatory measures of the leaders of the Union's immigration party,” the post reads.

The work also shows through European examples what some countries and cities have become as a result of uncontrolled migration.

By Khagan Isayev