Orban abolishes gender courses in all universities in Hungary

Reporting of Bstbhugia

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Finally some good news: Hungary has definitively kicked out gender from all state universities, so long as, as declared by the Secretary for Education, Bence Rétvári, represents, «like Marxism-Leninism, an ideology and not a science".
The relevant decree, which will make the provision enforceable starting next year, it was signed by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. There would have been no need, since enrollments in such courses, to say little scarse, they would have already justified their cancellation on their own. But the executive wanted to explicitly explain how the decision was not taken due to a question of numbers, but as a matter of common sense, as specified already last August by the Chief of Staff, Gergely Gulyas: «The Hungarian government does not intend to spend public money on education in this field», he specified. Effectively, has already withdrawn its financial support everywhere.
The provision affects all universities in general and, two in particular, that of Eòtvòs Loránd based in Budapest, and the other, George Soros' Central European University, which until now also distributed diplomas to those who attended such “discipline”.
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4 actions to stop Gay Prides

Reporting of BastaBugie editorial team
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Of David Botti

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After a series of meetings with various municipal administrations, the organizational machine of the various gay prides has started, which will move a few thousand LGBT activists from one city to another on the peninsula.
However, after the first permits, the mayors of Genoa and Trento have made appropriate clarifications: not being able to deny permission for the occupation of public space, the province of Trento denied patronage to gay pride because, according to its president Ugo Rossi (autonomist, center left), «does not make any contribution to the growth and valorisation of Trentino society».
No patronage even from the Mayor of Genoa, Marco Bucci (civic, centre-right) who recalls how its administration immediately declared that it wanted to sponsor only «initiatives that are not divisive for citizens or in any case not offensive to any segment of the Genoese population, having this choice also an economic burden for the community".
It is clear that something is changing: party representatives have probably understood that the votes of the LGBT galaxy are minimal (in Bologna, In the 2017, only 109 donors) and they lose votes, especially in small provincial towns.
Therefore, the statements of the two mayors mentioned can provide indications on how to stop the annual caravanserai of blasphemies, obscenity, filth and mockery of the Catholic religion. Read More

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