Quo vadis Magyarország?

[kokpit]

Originally Posted by Nyuszi

BTW What do You non-Hungarian forumers think of present day Hungary? Every way. Just the truth.

For me it's still country to be discovered. I was always quite interested in Hungary since it is similar country to us by population and we shared same sad history last 50 years. Hungary was very popular in 80's here because it's communist regime was not so rigid as ours, private trade was allowed there, so for us it was like western world. (Though I personally don't remember these times very well...).
Today we get informations mainly about local politics (disorders in recent time) and economy (state budget deficit). Czech public service radio has one permanent reporter in Hungary who live there for many years and he reports on events going on there in detail and adds many interesting remarks, funny events etc. He's Slovak BTW, Gregor Martin Papuček .
BTW I've translated articles about Miklos Horthy and Béla Kun from English to Czech wikipedia

[.oreo.]

Originally Posted by kokpit

Czech public service radio has one permanent reporter in Hungary who live there for many years and he reports on events going on there in detail and adds many interesting remarks, funny events etc. He's Slovak BTW, Gregor Martin Papuček

Yes, he´s a great correspondent I think maybe the best one in the Slovak radio! By the way his name is Papucsek.
ČT has also very good correspondents like Miroslav Karas nad Roman Bradáč...

[Xemita]

Sorry for reviving this thread, but I had to

Briefly: I had a very good time in hungary. I was there for two years, and I was able to notice the change. I couldn't see so many differences between Hungary and Spain some years ago. Your country is developing strong and fastly.

I wish I could have written this in hungarian, but... I'm forgetting it soooo fastly..

[CuoreGR]

Originally Posted by Nyuszi

Not just Hungarians deserve a kiss!
all you CE guys deserve one, for doin' such a good job on SSC!

Only CE guys?

Originally Posted by Nyuszi

BTW What do You non-Hungarian forumers think of present day Hungary? Every way. Just the truth.

I think that Hungary is a country with a lot of opportunities. It has a central position in Europe (esp. if Eastern Europe would become a lot stronger, economically). With EU money and goodwill of Hungarian authorities, I think Hungary can become a leader within CE. The problem with Hungary (familiar to a Belgian) is that it seems to waste a lot of opportunities and (less familiar) that it keeps its view more to the past than to the future...

[Ataman]

Originally Posted by CuoreGR

The problem with Hungary (familiar to a Belgian) is that it seems to waste a lot of opportunities...

For one thing, cooperation (spelled as 'együttműködés' in Hungarian) isn't in our dictionary.

-Ataman

[Qtya]

Originally Posted by Ataman

For one thing, cooperation (spelled as 'együttműködés' in Hungarian) isn't in our dictionary.

-Ataman

Yeah! I hate You all, and want to manage alone...

[Bikes]

This is true, in my business the Hungarian part only exploited my knowledge then tried to trick me, so basically i left this part, only working together with friends on the Hungarian side. The funny part is, the ones that are up for cooperation benefit much more, and have less stress, as they wouldnt be the only ones responsible.. The worst is of course not the lack of cooperation (this would be the second), but the widespread envy.. If somebody achieved anything in life, he or she must be fishy, and probably jewish! So if we would be able to leave the negative feelings behind, and concentrate on the future, together, we might end up with something much better. This definitely cannot be done via fake identities, symbols and other unnecessary things like the feeling of superiority..