BrianH
At the Start
From the Guardian podcast blog:
"There have been violent protests overnight in Budapest. Thousands of police officers were drafted in from outside the Hungarian capital after demonstrators stormed the state television headquarters. Dan McLaughlin is in Budapest. He tells me of the anger that erupted after a tape was leaked of an admission by the prime minister, Derenc Gyurcsany, that he'd lied to voters about his government's economic record in order to get re-elected."
Well, I suppose that they are fairly new to this democracy game and have yet to learn that if they riot every time a politician lies to them they're going to get absolutely knackered.
"There have been violent protests overnight in Budapest. Thousands of police officers were drafted in from outside the Hungarian capital after demonstrators stormed the state television headquarters. Dan McLaughlin is in Budapest. He tells me of the anger that erupted after a tape was leaked of an admission by the prime minister, Derenc Gyurcsany, that he'd lied to voters about his government's economic record in order to get re-elected."
Well, I suppose that they are fairly new to this democracy game and have yet to learn that if they riot every time a politician lies to them they're going to get absolutely knackered.