Shutting down the enemy
Hungary has the brains to starve the parasite:
Hungarian
lawmakers on Tuesday approved legislation that could force the closure of a
prestigious Budapest university founded by US billionaire investor George
Soros, sparking fresh protests. The English-language Central European
University (CEU), set up in 1991 after the fall of communism, has long been
seen as a hostile bastion of liberalism by Prime Minister Viktor Orban's
government.
MPs in the 199-seat parliament, dominated by Orban's Fidesz party, voted 123 in favour and 38 against the legislation affecting foreign universities operating in Hungary.
The new rules ban institutions outside the European Union from awarding Hungarian diplomas without an agreement between national governments. They will also be required to have a campus and faculties in their home country -- conditions not met by the CEU.
Failure to comply would mean the CEU could not accept new student intakes from 2018, and possibly close by 2021.
MPs in the 199-seat parliament, dominated by Orban's Fidesz party, voted 123 in favour and 38 against the legislation affecting foreign universities operating in Hungary.
The new rules ban institutions outside the European Union from awarding Hungarian diplomas without an agreement between national governments. They will also be required to have a campus and faculties in their home country -- conditions not met by the CEU.
Failure to comply would mean the CEU could not accept new student intakes from 2018, and possibly close by 2021.
Their next step should be to target all foreign-funded NGOs. NGOs are
the stealth army of everyone from the CIA and the Roman Catholic Church to
wealthy private parties. If I were in government, I would not permit a single
foreign NGO to operate within my country's borders. They reliably do far more
harm than good, as the recent series of color revolutions and civil wars tends
to demonstrate.
