Yelling Counter-Protesters Also Awaited Péter Magyar in Oradea

Magyar did not bother with the two dozen men, who after a while were also pushed back by the Romanian gendarmes.

Péter Magyar, who arrived in Oradea, was greeted with a storm of whistles and honking of horns instead of a welcome. Hungarians abroad do not welcome the president of the Tisza Party. Not least because his statement is offensive to Hungarians.

Tisza's "One Million Steps" march ended in Oradea. There were counter-protesters, but they were unable to significantly disrupt Magyar's speech. The march may even be good for what it was intended for, but we cannot say that yet, but we can say who the counter-protesters might have been. Jehovah's Witnesses are looking enviously at Péter Magyar in Oradea.

Péter Magyar arrived in Oradea, where the local Hungarians welcomed him with a divided heart. Tisza sympathizers arrived from Hungary and several settlements in Transylvania. Others, although curious, preferred to stay home, and there were also counter-protesters. We accompanied Péter Magyar as he crossed the border, and walked with him to the Oradea castle, where he gave a speech. We asked the participants about Orbán's speech in Tihany and the…

They awaited Péter Magyar in Oradea, not as the Messiah, but with confidence.

In the Castle, 30-40 organized provocateurs tried to disrupt the good-natured event.