Hip Hip Hurray for Hungary!

1. Loved the part where you pointed to this Hernandez decision from the US Supreme Court.

The Hungarian attorneys for Scn will no doubt throw in the US IRS recognition and any recognition obtained in other countries of Europe. I believe there was something in the Netherlands, some minor recognition in Switzerland, and also in Spain. I hope you have sent a copy of that Hernandez decision to Peter so he can educate the Hungarian authorities and show that even the highest court in Scn’s homeland considers their actions quid pro quo services.

2. You’ve got to love these words: “Human dignity is inviolable. It must be respected and protected”. This shortest of all rights in the EU Charter of fundamental rights is the first one of over fifty others.

And while ‘Dignity’ at first may sound like an abstract concept legally speaking it is the mother of all rights. It is absolute and cannot be restricted. While being a self-standing guarantee it also forms the core of all other EU Charter rights: none of these rights “may be used to harm the dignity of another person, and … the dignity of the human person is part of the substance of the rights laid down in the EU Charter. It must therefore be respected, even where a right is restricted.”

Only a handful of the 28 EU Member States do not refer to dignity in their constitutional texts. For example in Germany, Romania and Portugal, dignity is put in the very first Article of the respective constitution and in Bulgaria and Spain dignity is mentioned in the preamble. Other constitutions provide dignity with a special role: The constitution of Belgium states that fundamental rights are guaranteed in order that everyone has the right to lead a life with human dignity. Article 30 of the Polish constitution says that dignity constitutes the “source of freedoms and rights of persons and citizens”.

Germany’s Constitutional Court has established the principle that, under this very Article 1 everyone has the right to what has been called “informational self-determination” thus bridging it to Data Protection/Right of Privacy.

3. Data are not only held on its “parishioners”* but also on every single critic called “enemy” by the DSA Hungary office. Peter has a file there too 😉 – together with the Fair Game program to be executed on him.
(*mark=a suitable victim, esp. for swindling)

Otherless, I keep hoping the villagers will finally wake up, unite, and storm DM’s castle. A hostile takeover would be sweet.

Possible crime to revoke the COS tax exemption status in US? Just like the pandemic h relief loans. Didn’t really go to pay the sheeple or pay off overdue orgs electric bills

And LEAH when get to court. Go for the whole enchilada of asking for at least $6 -8 billion in damages. CASH only. No decrepit buildings. That should clean them out.

That business pattern having nothing to do with charitable activities (lets not forget scn is against helping if there is no an exchange in return for that “help”) it is happening everywhere in EU since decades.

We must remember that there are never been evidences or records of any kind of real scn charity activities, except for those they clame.