László Toroczkai: János Lázár wanted to make sure that there would not be many of us here today with the image issue

“We bowed our heads at the statue of Gergely Pongrátz, built ten years ago by Mi Hazánk leaders in Zugló. We laid a wreath with my comrades János Czeglédi and István Markó” – reported president Mi Hazánk on X about the event. Làszló Toroczkai then the XII. he went to the area to see the controversial Turul statue, which was placed under the temporary protection of a monument by the Minister of Construction and Transport János Lázár an invitationand related to which the new mayor, Gergely Kovács (Two-Tailed Dog Party) said he said“something must be done with it now”, they can even carry it.

Turul’s László Toroczkai called János Lázár’s initiative a trick, the reason being that “there are not many people here today”. But Mi Hazánk wants to achieve the protection of national symbols so that “no dirty Hungarian hater can lay his hands on them”.

According to the party leader, since Mi Hazánk is currently the only party apart from Fidesz and the Tisza Party that could enter the parliament, they should expect serious attacks from both parties . Then he compared Hungarian political life to Dante’s Hell, where the people are unstable and greedy (the people of the ruling party), who always just want to be rich, but Peter Magyar comes to end up in the deepest pit of this hell, because he is a fraud and a traitor, he said. He called Magyar a “traitor in sheep’s clothing” because his party joined the European People’s Party in the European Parliament, and because he believes there is no plan Tisza for the Hungarian economy, even if it is in serious trouble.

According to him, both Peter Magyar and Viktor Orbán “are against what the people of 1956 wanted”.

“Warning shots” were fired by a cannon that was always present at Mi Hazánk events, the barrel of which was directed – on purpose – at the mayor’s office, suggesting that it would be better with the “drug mayor” inhaling his smoke.

Előd Novák symbolically put up a plate with the name of Turul tér, thus declaring that the place of the monument is where it is now. In his speech, vice president Mi Hazánk emphasized that 23 organizations came together to save the statue.