From JC

Blaze Media ran an encouraging story yesterday headlined, “Hungary refuses to embrace European Union’s LGBT activism and migration policies.”

The Biden Administration and its EU allies are upset about Hungary’s 2021 law — overwhelmingly passed by Hungary’s parliament 157 to 1 — that increased penalties for pedophiles and prohibited LGBT propaganda targeting kids. Now the EU is withholding thirty-two billion dollars in already-allocated pandemic funding unless Hungary agrees to embrace the LGBTQ agenda, ditches its 2021 anti-pedophile law, and lets in more African migrants.

The billions owed to Hungary “will remain blocked until Hungary fulfills all the necessary conditions,” swore EU head Ursula von der Leyen.

So far, the Hungarians are hanging in there and resisting the temptation to compromise for all that cash. “The Hungarian government is willing to reach an agreement with the Commission, but in cases where people have expressed a clear opinion, it would be undemocratic and unacceptable,” explained Gergely Gulyas, Orbán’s chief of staff. “For Hungary, even despite the will of the European Commission, it is unacceptable to spread LGBTQ propaganda among children, and we also cannot abandon our position on migration issues.”

For his part, Hungarian president Viktor Orbán is taking a strong stand against both illegal migrants and LGBTQ activists:

Orbán indicated in a Friday radio broadcast, “The only thing we can say, very calmly, as a reply is that there there is not enough money in the world to force us to let migrants in. There is not enough money in the world for us to allow them to take away our country. We will not create conditions like we see in Western European states — the threat of terrorism, crime, I could go on and on.”
“And there is not enough money in the world for which we would put our children or grandchildren in the hands of LGBTQ activists. That’s impossible,” added the prime minister.
Who could have seen it coming for Hungary to become the anti-globalism poster-child for freedom, morality, and national sovereignty?